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In this episode Shaefer Roman and Reid listened to Kadens top 10 favorite anime. While some of his choices made sense, his other choices were quite abysmal. Listen along as everyone gives their opinions about anime like Code Geass, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, Kaguya-sama, and other anime like them.

In this episode, Ron interviews serial entrepreneur and philanthropist Pete Kadens who utilized his skillset as an entrepreneur to help thousands of underprivileged high school students, and one of their parents, attend college for free. Learn more about Hope Chicago:  www.hopechicago.com Connect with Pete: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petekadens/ Connect with Ron: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronalddiamond/ Learn more about Diamond Wealth Strategies: … Continue reading Serial Entrepreneur & Philanthropist Pete Kadens Joins Ron Diamond on Family Office World Podcast EP. 001

On this episode my guest is Kaydee an artist from the capital known cause he's versatile in any genre. He shares his worst head experience, also have Ifueko and tymi with me. 90% of the time we were high so don't deep it ….. Enjoy

Our special guest is co-founder and former CEO of Green Thumb Industries - one of the largest legal cannabis operators in the US. Peter shares his journey of stepping back from his responsibilities as CEO to concentrate on his true passion for philanthropy and social justice for communities that have been impacted by the war on drugs. Peter discusses how he owes it to the people who have lost, where he has won within the cannabis industry, and how he has dedicated the rest of his life to using his wealth for the social good. The cannabis industry is now a multi-million-dollar industry. Cannabis-derived products have gained ground in the market through legalisation in many locations worldwide, and study shows that more than 4000 products are introduced each month. With the increase in this product's popularity, dynamic growth is set to peak this year. Peter explains that he has a profound sense of guilt around his good luck and good fortune. Other people have lost where he has won within the cannabis industry, with many going to jail. Black and Hispanic communities have suffered disproportionately from draconian enforcement of anti-marijuana laws. Living by his mantra "pay it backward," which is the reverse of the well-known proverb "pay it forward," Peter uses his good fortune to help level this playing field. During the show with Peter, we will discuss his journey that is unwavering in authenticity, how he endeavors to tackle social inequality, and more: ✔️ How to think differently about building wealth and giving back to those who need it most. ✔️ Why the concept of winning while others lose is flawed and needs urgent repair - revealing Peter's personal story and life experiences as evidence. ✔️ What civic responsibilities do the leaders of tomorrow have to own and fulfil to in-turn empower and inspire millions to thrive

Join Sarah Salomon, Head of UBS Family Advisory and Philanthropy Services, in conversation with Pete Kadens, serial entrepreneur and philanthropist. Pete was Co-Founder of Green Thumb Industries and served as CEO until his retirement in 2018. In his early retirement, Pete sought a renewed sense of purpose and found it in philanthropy. He is now Chairman of the Kadens Family Foundation and Hope Chicago, both nonprofit organizations focused on creating pathways out of poverty through education. Pete shares how he arrived at this point in his journey and what he has learned along the way such as the importance of family philanthropy and having a well-defined mission statement.

Join Sarah Salomon, Head of UBS Family Advisory and Philanthropy Services, in conversation with Pete Kadens, serial entrepreneur and philanthropist. Pete was Co-Founder of Green Thumb Industries and served as CEO until his retirement in 2018. In his early retirement, Pete sought a renewed sense of purpose and found it in philanthropy. He is now Chairman of the Kadens Family Foundation and Hope Chicago, both nonprofit organizations focused on creating pathways out of poverty through education. Pete shares how he arrived at this point in his journey and what he has learned along the way such as the importance of family philanthropy and having a well-defined mission statement.

Cal is introduced to a man who's orchestrated 4,000 college scholarships to students from low-income areas and who plans to extend 30,000 scholarships through an organization called Hope Chicago. This gets Cal to thinking about helping one child to become a doctor at a time when one in five healthcare workers has left the field during Covid. Pete makes that scholarship happen for Cal and Big Questions, and leaves Cal wondering how to generate 49 more!

Jesse and Brittany discuss their recent COVID journey, listener emails and voicemails related to the coming decision on Roe v. Wade, working the polls on election day, and Depp/Heard, catching up on the news they missed including protests across the country related to Roe v. Wade and the Buffalo shooting including Ted Cruz’s talking points on... The post #798 – “Our COVID Journey, What We Missed, A$$hole of Today feat. Melissa Riley, and Takin’ Care of Biz feat. Pete Kadens.”  appeared first on I Doubt It Podcast.

In this episode Shaefer Roman and Reid listened to Kadens top 10 favorite anime. While some of his choices made sense, his other choices were quite abysmal. Listen along as everyone gives their opinions about anime like Code Geass, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, Kaguya-sama, and other anime like them. 

In this week's episode of the Heart of Giving Podcast, we chat with Peter Kadens and learn about how he is using the wealth that he made in the cannabis business for social good by providing financial support to students from underserved communities to bring about multi-generational change. Have questions/comments/concerns? Email us at heartofgivingpod@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment on iTunes. 

Pete discusses his career shaping the cannabis industry, his commitment to rectifying the damage from the war on drugs and the explosion of SPACs in the space.

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In this final segment of our interview with Pete Kadens we discuss the difficulty in raising money for charitable causes, owning one's own generosity and having perseverance when waiting for societal progress and being the 'spark that starts the fire'. Pete Kadens currently serves as the chairman of the Kadens Family Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to closing the pervasive wealth and education gaps in the U.S. He retired in August 2018 as CEO of Green Thumb Industries, one of the largest publicly-traded, legal cannabis operators in the U.S. with a current market capitalization of over $3 billion. Prior to Green Thumb Industries, in 2008 Kadens started one of the largest commercial solar companies in the U.S., SoCore Energy. Under his leadership, SoCore expanded operations into 17 states and was named one of Chicago's most innovative businesses by Chicago Innovation Awards. In 2013, he sold SoCore Energy to Edison International, a Fortune 500 energy holding company. Kadens is one of 25 cannabis industry executives serving on the board of directors of the Cannabis Trade Federation, the nation's leading organization focused solely on federal marijuana policy reform. He was also named one of the 20 People to Watch in the Cannabis Industry in 2018 by Marijuana Business Daily. Kadens believes deeply in, and actively leads, organizations that seek to transform lives and strengthen communities, serving as chairman of StreetWise (2009–2018), one of the largest homeless aid organizations in Chicago. He currently serves as chairman emeritus at StreetWise and sits on several other boards in the nonprofit and for-profit space. Kadens was awarded the Trailblazer Chicago Award by The Cara Program in 2019, The Catalyst Man of the Year by Streetwise in 2015, the Distinguished Alumnus for Citizenship in 2010 by his college alma mater, Bucknell University, where he earned his bachelor's of arts in political science, and a Distinguished Alumnus by his high school, Ottawa Hills High School in Toledo, Ohio in 2019. He was also named one of the 40 Under 40 by Crain's Chicago Business in 2012. Kadens is a 2019 Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Pete's Ted Talk: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86136672760?pwd=NDdVMHJYREdSbng1QlZUTFpyaFRmUT09 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gintantra/message

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In this third segment of our interview with Pete Kadens, Pete shares his views on the business world and its social responsibility, holding corporations responsible, understanding the collective impact of our consumer and business habits as well as the social determinants of health. Pete also gives a his take on what he calls the "Lives Improved Metric" and how that could help to determine the positive effects a corporation has in its employees and their communities. Pete Kadens currently serves as the chairman of the Kadens Family Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to closing the pervasive wealth and education gaps in the U.S. He retired in August 2018 as CEO of Green Thumb Industries, one of the largest publicly-traded, legal cannabis operators in the U.S. with a current market capitalization of over $3 billion. Prior to Green Thumb Industries, in 2008 Kadens started one of the largest commercial solar companies in the U.S., SoCore Energy. Under his leadership, SoCore expanded operations into 17 states and was named one of Chicago's most innovative businesses by Chicago Innovation Awards. In 2013, he sold SoCore Energy to Edison International, a Fortune 500 energy holding company. Kadens is one of 25 cannabis industry executives serving on the board of directors of the Cannabis Trade Federation, the nation's leading organization focused solely on federal marijuana policy reform. He was also named one of the 20 People to Watch in the Cannabis Industry in 2018 by Marijuana Business Daily. Kadens believes deeply in, and actively leads, organizations that seek to transform lives and strengthen communities, serving as chairman of StreetWise (2009–2018), one of the largest homeless aid organizations in Chicago. He currently serves as chairman emeritus at StreetWise and sits on several other boards in the nonprofit and for-profit space. Kadens was awarded the Trailblazer Chicago Award by The Cara Program in 2019, The Catalyst Man of the Year by Streetwise in 2015, the Distinguished Alumnus for Citizenship in 2010 by his college alma mater, Bucknell University, where he earned his bachelor's of arts in political science, and a Distinguished Alumnus by his high school, Ottawa Hills High School in Toledo, Ohio in 2019. He was also named one of the 40 Under 40 by Crain's Chicago Business in 2012. Kadens is a 2019 Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Pete's Ted Talk: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86136672760?pwd=NDdVMHJYREdSbng1QlZUTFpyaFRmUT09 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gintantra/message

In this second part of our series with entrepreneur and philanthropist Peter Kadens, we discuss his views on seeing life as a culmination of themes and understanding that the more one gives, the more one receives in return. He also discusses helping minority communities through marijuana legalization and how there are structures built into society to keep the power in the hands of the powerful. Pete highlights how "misfortune plays no favorites" and that we must turn empathy into action. Pete Kadens currently serves as the chairman of the Kadens Family Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to closing the pervasive wealth and education gaps in the U.S. He retired in August 2018 as CEO of Green Thumb Industries, one of the largest publicly-traded, legal cannabis operators in the U.S. with a current market capitalization of over $3 billion. Prior to Green Thumb Industries, in 2008 Kadens started one of the largest commercial solar companies in the U.S., SoCore Energy. Under his leadership, SoCore expanded operations into 17 states and was named one of Chicago's most innovative businesses by Chicago Innovation Awards. In 2013, he sold SoCore Energy to Edison International, a Fortune 500 energy holding company. Kadens is one of 25 cannabis industry executives serving on the board of directors of the Cannabis Trade Federation, the nation's leading organization focused solely on federal marijuana policy reform. He was also named one of the 20 People to Watch in the Cannabis Industry in 2018 by Marijuana Business Daily. Kadens believes deeply in, and actively leads, organizations that seek to transform lives and strengthen communities, serving as chairman of StreetWise (2009–2018), one of the largest homeless aid organizations in Chicago. He currently serves as chairman emeritus at StreetWise and sits on several other boards in the nonprofit and for-profit space. Kadens was awarded the Trailblazer Chicago Award by The Cara Program in 2019, The Catalyst Man of the Year by Streetwise in 2015, the Distinguished Alumnus for Citizenship in 2010 by his college alma mater, Bucknell University, where he earned his bachelor's of arts in political science, and a Distinguished Alumnus by his high school, Ottawa Hills High School in Toledo, Ohio in 2019. He was also named one of the 40 Under 40 by Crain's Chicago Business in 2012. Kadens is a 2019 Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Pete's Ted Talk: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86136672760?pwd=NDdVMHJYREdSbng1QlZUTFpyaFRmUT09 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gintantra/message

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This is the first part of a 4 part series where we interview Pete Kadens, philanthropist, entrepreneur, husband and father of three. In this first episode we detail his early life and some of the contributing factors that would lead him to a life of entrepreneurship and reciprocity. We discuss his views on poverty and the numerous pathways to it in addition to the massive effect of the so called 'War on Drugs'. Pete Kadens currently serves as the chairman of the Kadens Family Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to closing the pervasive wealth and education gaps in the U.S. He retired in August 2018 as CEO of Green Thumb Industries, one of the largest publicly-traded, legal cannabis operators in the U.S. with a current market capitalization of over $3 billion. Prior to Green Thumb Industries, in 2008 Kadens started one of the largest commercial solar companies in the U.S., SoCore Energy. Under his leadership, SoCore expanded operations into 17 states and was named one of Chicago's most innovative businesses by Chicago Innovation Awards. In 2013, he sold SoCore Energy to Edison International, a Fortune 500 energy holding company. Kadens is one of 25 cannabis industry executives serving on the board of directors of the Cannabis Trade Federation, the nation's leading organization focused solely on federal marijuana policy reform. He was also named one of the 20 People to Watch in the Cannabis Industry in 2018 by Marijuana Business Daily. Kadens believes deeply in, and actively leads, organizations that seek to transform lives and strengthen communities, serving as chairman of StreetWise (2009–2018), one of the largest homeless aid organizations in Chicago. He currently serves as chairman emeritus at StreetWise and sits on several other boards in the nonprofit and for-profit space. Kadens was awarded the Trailblazer Chicago Award by The Cara Program in 2019, The Catalyst Man of the Year by Streetwise in 2015, the Distinguished Alumnus for Citizenship in 2010 by his college alma mater, Bucknell University, where he earned his bachelor's of arts in political science, and a Distinguished Alumnus by his high school, Ottawa Hills High School in Toledo, Ohio in 2019. He was also named one of the 40 Under 40 by Crain's Chicago Business in 2012. Kadens is a 2019 Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Pete's Ted Talk ; https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86136672760?pwd=NDdVMHJYREdSbng1QlZUTFpyaFRmUT09 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gintantra/message

Meet Coach Marcia Kadens who joins us today to share insights about the most often overlooked component of training - RECOVERY. There is lots to take away in this episode including a list of recovery tools, how to use them and how our recovery needs change through our lives.  Sarah's Takeaways: 1) Listen to your body. 2) You will get in better shape when you let your body recover properly. 3) Recovery can be active. 4) If you're going to commit to the training, you need to commit to the recovery as well.

In Episode 64, Jill and Chris interview Marcia Kadens, a fitness enthusiast who has run 14 full marathons, including the Six World Marathon Majors as well as hundreds of shorter races. In this episode she discusses how her running schedule has changed after 50, her thoughts and tips for building strength after menopause, and nutrition tips. Marcia also shares training and fitness tips as well as healthy recipes on her blog, Marcia's Healthy Slice, and she shares workouts designed for women of a "certain age" on the Marcia's Healthy Slice YouTube Channel.  Reach out to Marcia via her website: http://www.marciashealthyslice.com Cod fish has omega threes which are so important for women over 50. The website she orders from is  https://sitkasalmonshares.com and you can use code MHS for Marcia's Healthy Slice to get a discount.

Our guest this week is Marcia Kadens. Marcia is a 57 year old Chicago area Running Coach and mom of two teenagers. She started running in her mid-30s as a way to lose weight and head off the heart disease that runs in her family. In 2007 she decided to run ONE marathon for the bucket list. Since then she's run hundreds of races around the world, including the 6 World Marathon Majors. She is the voice behind the blog Marcia's Healthy Slice and shares recipes and workouts on the Marcia's Healthy Slice YouTube channel. You can connect with Marcia in the following ways:Instagram - @rundefinitelyYouTube – Click HEREWebsite - http://www.marciashealthyslice.com/Marcia mentioned Zooma Running Club - https://zoomarun.com/Marathon World Majors website - https://www.worldmarathonmajors.com/

I detta avsnitt har vi med en mycket meriterad och erfaren gäst. Före detta elittriathleten och numera tränare och bikefittestare, Björn Andersson. Björn är och har varit en extremt duktig tempocyklist vad sägs tex om 20min på 485w? Vi pratar med Björn om triathlonträning, överträning, bikefit, vanliga misstag med sittpositionen, hjälmar, flaskor och kadens. Lyssna och njut.    Tidsschema: 00:30 Veckans gäst Björn Andersson 01:02 Björns karriär hur började det och slutade?  04:45 Personbästa och tider 08:00 Hur såg din träning ut cykelmässigt?  10:37 Skador och överträning?  19:45 Triathleters intresse för siffror och ny teknik 23:05 Nutrition i 90-talets triathlon jämfört med nu?  28:30 Bikefit Björns specialitet!   29:25 Vad är de vanligaste misstagen folk gör med sin sittposition?  37:25 Passar olika cykelmärken/modeller olika personer?  45:26 Flaskor vart ska dem sitta?  49:15 Lång eller kort hjälm?  51:30 Kadens/pedalposition hur upplever du den frågan Björn?  58:20 Till sist Björn hur producerar man mer watt på cykeln?  Vill du hellre se oss på youtube klickar du här   Mer poddar och artiklar hittar du på Prestera Mera   Värdar  Tommy Ivarsson, Fil.mag Biomedicin (M.Sc.)–Specialisering mot mänsklig prestation.tommy@umara.se   Simon Gustavsson, Fil.kand Biomedicin (B.Sc.)–Specialisering mot områdena kost och träning. simon@umara.se

Episode 2! September 23-29, here's a link to the full lesson if you listen to us early enough in the week to still have time to read up before sunday! https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/come-follow-me-for-individuals-and-families-new-testament-2019/38?lang=eng Gifts of the spirit - https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/nt/1-cor/12.4,9-10?clang=eng&lang=eng#p3 Reach out to us! We'd love to hear anything you want us to hear! laterdaypodcast@gmail.com or @laterdaypodcast on instagram Huge thank you to Spencer Rolfson for composing our themesong. You can support him by following him on instagram and spotify @TheLuckyBandit. Thanks for listening and sharing, catch ya next week! P.S. Sorry for Kadens weird mic levels. We are still working out how to do this whole podcast thing...

Emily Kadens, professor of law at Northwestern University, joins the Business Scholarship Podcast to discuss her recent articles Cheating Pays and The Dark Side of Reputation. In these articles, Kadens uses archival records from litigation among 17th century English merchants to examine the limits of reputation as a tool for market discipline and sanction.This episode is hosted by Andrew Jennings, a teaching fellow and lecturer in law at Stanford Law School.

Kaden and his father Jorge Garcia are the founders of the stylish and trendy clothing company "Your tribe clothing." Here is the story of how it started. Kadens best friend died of suicide in 8th grade. Also, Jorge had a heart attack and considered suicide himself. After all these unfortunate events nothing happened. It was when  Kadens friend at Springville High School committed suicide and Kaden was the one who decided to make a difference. A week-long text conversation between Kaden and his father Jorge led to the company "Your tribe clothing." Sending the message of love and togetherness inspiring all those thinking of taking their own life. With a word strong word (in a good way) on the front with the shirt and a well-designed letter I (using the semicolon for that is the sign of suicide awareness). Words such as Fight, Running, Amazing, Loving, or someday Dumb It Down (just kidding don't want to destroy their company.)   Here is an article I have read about them on KSL down here. www.yourtribeclothingcompany.com From Dumb it down radio I am your host Bo Mabry. If you want to see more from Kaden and Jorge go to @yourtribeclothing on Instagram. If you want more from me @dumbitdownradio also on IG.    Special Thanks to Brianna Ansaldo for editing and www.funfinity.com for sponsoring me.  Peace out.     

I dagens avsnitt dyker vi ner i den optimala kadensen för cyklister. Finns det ens en sådan? Det är ett område med mycket tyckande och tyvärr få studier som studerat området på djupet. I detta avsnitt tar vi upp nyanserna av kadens och hur optimal kadens kan vara väldigt beroende på dina förutsättningar som idrottare.  Huvudområden    - Vad är låg kadens? - Hur varierar idrottare i sitt val av kadens? - Effekter av att träna med låg kadens - Effekterna på "prestation" & kadens - Vad är den optimala kadensen?   Videon finns på Youtubekanalen: Prestera Mera – VIDEO   Artikeln hittar du här  Värdar  Tommy Ivarsson, Fil.mag Biomedicin (M.Sc.)–Specialisering mot mänsklig prestation.tommy@umara.se Simon Gustavsson, Fil.kand Biomedicin (B.Sc.)–Specialisering mot områdena kost och träning. simon@umara.se 

I dagens avsnitt dyker vi ner i FODMAP. Detta har på senare tid börjat användas väldigt flitigt och framförallt för individer med historia av magproblematik. Vi tittar närmare på området och listar vilka livsmedel som det handlar om och vad man kan tänka på. Huvudområden 00:30 Intro till dagens avsnitt 01:30 Vad kommer FODMAP ifrån 02:00 Vad är FODMAP 03:00 Varför bör vi bry oss? 05:50 Studien vi diskuterar idag. 08:00 Typiska livsmedel för FODMAP 11:00 En möjlig vinst även utan magproblem 12:30 Stora vinsten i vardagen för studiedeltagarna 15:00 Strategi för att bemästra FODMAP 16:30 Kolhydratladdning låg på FODMAP 19:00 Följ listan ;). 19:30 Fråga - Hur snabb måste du vara på 10km för att springa lidingöloppet sub 2h. 22:40 Fråga - Muskulär uthållighet 26:40 Kadens och muskulär uthållighet 28:10 Fokusera inte på kadens 29:50 Att tappa steget under långpass. 32:00 Skaderisk 33:00 Tänka på tekniken kan vara kontraproduktivt 34:45 Sista frågan - Aktiv eller passiv vila.   Videon finns på Youtubekanalen: Prestera Mera – VIDEO  Artikeln hittar du här   Värdar  Tommy Ivarsson, Fil.mag Biomedicin (M.Sc.)–Specialisering mot mänsklig prestation.tommy@umara.se Simon Gustavsson, Fil.kand Biomedicin (B.Sc.)–Specialisering mot områdena kost och träning. simon@umara.se 

Det här avsnittet kommer sig av en aha-upplevelse som jag hade för ett tag sedan. Jag läste en artikel från Harwarduniversitetet om att hoppet inte är ute för personer som har svårt att hålla sig till ett arbetsschema. Jag är ju själv sådan och har hopplöst svårt att utföra tråkiga arbetsuppgifter eller att göra saker … Fortsätt läsa Kadens – din viktiga rytm →

The Library of Congress hosted the first International Summit of the Book and began what library leaders envision as an annual global meeting of minds to discuss and promote the book as a crucial format for conveying societies' scholarship and culture. Leaders in academia, libraries, culture and technology debated and discussed the powerful and crucial form of information transmittal: the book. Day One included remarks and presentations by Hon. John Larson, Hon. Jack Reed, James H. Billington, David M. Rubenstein, Robert Forrester, Ismail Serageldin, Elizabeth Eisenstein, Daniel DeSimone, Sarah Thomas, John Van Oudenaren, Caroline Brazier, Glòria Pérez-Salmerón, Ramón Mujica Pinilla, Anton Likhomanov, John Kgwale Tsebe, Emily E. Kadens and Mark Dimunation. For captions, transcript, and more information visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=5666.