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Send us a textSummary: In this episode of the PIO Podcast, Stephen Kuhr shares his extensive experience in emergency management, discussing his journey from the New York City Emergency Medical Service to his role at Colorado Springs Utilities. He emphasizes the importance of crisis communication, the differences between public and private sector emergency management, and the critical lessons learned throughout his career. Stephen highlights the need for transparency and effective communication during crises, and he shares practical insights on integrating crisis communications into emergency management plans.Steven's BIO: Steven Kuhr has spent his career in Emergency Management, building a diverse portfolio of leadership positions across multiple sectors. Mr. Kuhr served as Director of Emergency Management, Enterprise Continuity, and Security Operations at Colorado Springs Utilities.While serving in this position, Mr. Kuhr oversaw crisis, risk, and resiliency operations for energy and water utilities and dam operations for Colorado's second largest city. During this 0time, Mr. Kuhr also served as a Director with the InfraGard-Denver and co-founded the Colorado Critical Infrastructure Alliance.Earlier, Mr. Kuhr served with the New York City Office of Emergency Management as a founding Deputy Commissioner, leading emergency operations and multi-risk emergency planning. Prior to that he served with the New York City Fire Department as EMS Deputy Chief and Special Operations Commander. Mr. Kuhr is a trusted Crisis Management Leader. He has advised elected officials, CEOs and “C-Suite” Leaders during complex emergencies, major disasters, and terrorist attacks. Mr. Kuhr is also a respected consultant, serving as Managing Director and Emergency Management Practice Leader at Kroll Inc., and President and Chief Operating Officer at Strategic Emergency Group LLC. Mr. Kuhr has advised a variety of organizations in several business industries and government sectors to include federal, state, and local government agencies, transportation (rail, aviation, seaport, and surface), financial, energy (electricity/natural gas), water/wastewater, dams, major league baseball, cable news,  commercial properties, defense, justice, law enforcement, and an agency serving people with disabilities and special needs.The Brandon T. Adams Audio ExperienceWelcome to The Brandon T. Adams Audio Experience, hosted by entrepreneur, investor,...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showOur premiere sponsor, Social News Desk, has an exclusive offer for PIO Podcast listeners. Head over to socialnewsdesk.com/pio to get three months free when a qualifying agency signs up.

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The space sector is data-rich but insight-poor. Jack Kuhr, head of research at Payload Space, joins the show to unpack how business, budgeting, and performance data—not spacecraft science—can shape investments, drive growth, and influence policy. Is there a data crisis in the space industry? What gets measured, what gets missed, and how does that shape the decisions we make about space? Kuhr shares his approach to surfacing the real story behind the numbers—and why clarity, context, and narratives matter. Discover more at: https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/lies-and-space-dataSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patriots defensive coaches Clint McMillan, Justin Hamilton, Scott Booker, and Zak Kuhr address the media on Friday, April 4, 2025. TIMECODES CMCMILLAN   00:00-06:09JHAMILTON    06:09-16:58SBOOKER     16:58-23:16ZKUHR        23:16-34:49See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In dieser Folge von Imam trifft spricht Imam Said Amed Arif mit Michael Kuhr — ehemaliger Kickboxweltmeister, Mitglied der WerteUnion und Geschäftsführer eines Sicherheitsdienstes. Im Gespräch geht es um Politik in Deutschland, den Nahostkonflikt mit Blick auf Israel und Palästina, ein Kalifat in Deutschland und viele weitere gesellschaftlich relevante Themen.Ein spannendes Gespräch über Religion, Politik und Gesellschaft.MTA (Muslim Television Ahmadiyya) ist eine internationale muslimische Sendegruppe und wird getragen durch die Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat. Das Besondere: Das Programm wird ausschließlich durch Spenden finanziert. MuslimTvDe ist hierbei der erste Kanal, der deutsches Programm für Islaminteressierte gestaltet, darunter Reportagen, Erklärfomate, interaktive Live-Sendungen, bei denen Sie Fragen stellen können, Podcasts oder Debattenformate. Der Erfolg des Kanals zeigt, welches Interesse im deutschsprachigen Raum am Islam besteht.Kontaktmöglichkeiten 1) Abonnieren oder folgen Sie uns auch auf unseren Social Media Kanälen Instagram, Twitter und Facebook unter @Muslimtvde und erleben Sie unsere spannenden Formate!2) Sie haben Fragen über den Islam? Sie erreichen uns auch telefonisch kostenlos und 24/7 unter folgender Hotline: 0800 210 77 583) Sie wollen ein persönliches Gespräch in ihrer Nähe? Auch kein Problem. Hier finden Sie ganz unkompliziert eine Moschee oder Gebetszentrum in Ihrer Nähe: https://ahmadiyya.de/gebetsstaette/moscheen/#Islam #Ahmadiyya #Religion #Glaube #Frieden #Kalif #michaelkuhr #kuhr #werteunion #gaza #israel #palestina ©Copyright MTA International Germany Studios

This week on Pathfinder, we're joined by Jack Kuhr, Research Director at Payload, for a deep dive into one of the most closely watched companies in the space industry—SpaceX. We break down Payload's latest analysis of SpaceX's revenue, exploring how the company's launch business and Starlink network are shaping its financial trajectory.With our estimate of SpaceX's 2024 revenue at $13.1 billion, this episode unpacks the numbers, key growth drivers, and what's next. We also discuss:How Payload builds its SpaceX revenue model and refines estimates year after yearThe breakdown of SpaceX's revenue across launch, Starlink, and other government contractsThe rapid growth of Starlink—now at 4.6 million customers—and where the business is headedThe future of Starship and its impact on Falcon 9, launch pricing, and industry competitionPotential financial winners and losers when Starship becomes fully operationalSpeculative questions on SpaceX's future, from a possible IPO to whether it can become the first trillion-dollar space companyAnd more… • Chapters •00:00 Intro01:02 Jack's background02:16 Constructing the SpaceX revenue estimates06:17 How close our predictions were08:01 Numbers rundown10:02 SpaceX's percentage of global launch10:45 SpaceX's price per launch12:26 Does SpaceX need Starling to stay profitable?13:55 When will Starship launch paying customers?15:44 Starlink's next-gen satellites18:19 Starlink's sub growth20:38 Evolution of Starlink's pricing power22:51 Where does SpaceX see the most growth?25:12 Starlink's scalability and will it ever reach 50+ million customers?29:03 SpaceX's other revenue generator31:10 Will Starship make Falcon 9 obsolete?32:37 Who loses when Starship becomes fully operational?34:05 Will demand make up for the loss of cost per kilogram?36:33 If SpaceX was a public company, how would investors react to these revenue figures?39:19 Which SpaceX revenue stream could 10x?41:03 Will SpaceX be the first trillion-dollar space company? • Show notes •Estimating SpaceX's 2024 Revenue — https://payloadspace.com/estimating-spacexs-2024-revenue/Jack's socials — https://x.com/JackKuhrMo's socials — https://twitter.com/itsmoislamPayload's socials — https://twitter.com/payloadspace / https://www.linkedin.com/company/payloadspacePathfinder archive — Watch: https://www.youtube.com/@payloadspacePathfinder archive — Listen: https://pod.payloadspace.com/episodes • About us •Pathfinder is brought to you by Payload, a modern space media brand built from the ground up for a new age of space exploration and commercialization. We deliver need-to-know news and insights daily to 19,000+ commercial, civil, and military space leaders. Payload is read by decision-makers at every leading new space company, along with c-suite leaders at all of the aerospace & defense primes. We're also read on Capitol Hill, in the Pentagon, and at space agencies around the world.Payload began as a weekly email sent to a few friends and coworkers. Today, we're a team distributed across four time zones and two continents, publishing five media properties across multiple platforms:1) Payload, our flagship daily newsletter, sends M-F @ 9am Eastern2) Pathfinder publishes weekly on Tuesday mornings (pod.payloadspace.com)3) Polaris, our weekly policy briefing, publishes weekly on Tuesdays4) Payload Research, our weekly research and analysis piece,  comes out on WednesdaysYou can sign up for all of our publications here: https://payloadspace.com/subscribe/

This brand-new episode of "bauhaus faces" is about a rather unknown Bauhausler: Fritz Kuhr. Although he was at the Bauhaus for roughly 7 years he is widely unknown. Kuhr was the student spokesperson of the Bauhaus Master Council, part of the infamous Bauhaus band, helped edit and produce the Bauhaus publications with Ernst Kállai and had a connection to the communists at the Bauhaus. After leaving the Bauhaus in 1930 Kuhr moved to Berlin and tried to make a living as a freelance artist. He was internationally represented by the gallery Ferdinand Möller and though he seemingly was a rising star in the vibrant art scene of the 1930s, this all came to an abrupt end when the Nazis defamed him as a degenerated artist in 1937. Kuhr stayed in Berlin during World War 2. His atelier was bombed twice and many of his works were partly or completely destroyed. After the second bombing in 1944 Kuhr was drafted into military service and became a Soviet prisoner of war. On his return to Berlin, he was a „bird-free painter in berlin. no studio. no light. no paper. hardly any canvases and oil colours. nevertheless. a new beginning. made possible by the comradeship of colleagues who are also suffering. “ In 1948 Kuhr was appointed as university teacher at the Hochschule der Bildenden Künste in Berlin (today UdK Berlin). From now on, he fully concentrated on his art students. Fritz Kuhr died in 1975. For this episode fellow art-historian Ute Famulla tells Kuhr's story. Her family has clos ties with Kuhr and today owns his estate. _____________________________

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Summary In this episode, Steve Kuhr reflects on his experience during the September 11, 2001 terror attacks and shares his thoughts on crisis management and communication. He discusses his journey from being in Orlando, Florida for a healthcare conference to making his way back to New York City to support the response efforts. Steve highlights the importance of effective communication and the challenges that still exist in crisis management today. He also expresses his gratitude to the individuals he worked with during the response and recovery efforts. Contacts https://www.linkedin.com/in/skuhr/

Michael Kuhr ist nicht nur erfolgreicher Unternehmer. Er hat eine Meinung und Haltung die er auch klar äußert. Im Rahmen der Frage warum brauchen wir die Partei "WerteUnion" gibt er im Interview mit Hannes Marb von Radio Darmstadt Auskunft darüber. Ein ehrliches Interview mit einem Berliner der sein Herz auf der Zunge trägt und damit aus seinem Blickwinkel Lösungen anbietet, die Deutschland voran bringen sollen.

Joop geeft jullie eerst een update van de situatie op dit moment in Israël nu de spanning enorm toeneemt en oorlog zomaar zou kunnen uitbreken, waarna Dafna aan de keukentafel plaatsneemt en zij gaat vertellen wat haar onlangs in Nederland is overkomen en zij het gevoel kreeg niet meer welkom te zijn.

Michael Kuhr kommt aus dem Kampfsport und war dort sehr erfolgreich. Im Interview mit Hannes Marb von Radio Darmstadt erzählt er über seinen Beruf und warum er mit seiner Firma so erfolgreich arbeitet. Das Aufgabenfeld eines Personenschützers ist vielfältig. Was man in diesem Beruf mitbringen muß und auch welche Entbehrlichkeiten dabei teilweise notwendig sind, erfährt man im Gespräch mit Michael.

Summary In this conversation Podcast Host Steven Kuhr interviews Sarah Lux, an emergency management public information officer from Lake County, Florida. They discuss the role of public information officers (PIOs) in crisis management and share their experiences in the field. Sarah talks about her background in anthropology and how she transitioned into government communications. She also highlights the importance of utilities in crisis management and the challenges of communicating with the public during emergencies. They discuss the use of wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) for COVID-19 testing and the need for effective communication strategies that go beyond social media. In this conversation, Steve and Sarah discuss the importance of having a comprehensive communication plan during emergencies. They highlight the need for social media to be part of a larger communication strategy that includes other tools like flyers, signage, and press conferences. Kuhr emphasizes the importance of building relationships with the media and other PIOs to ensure effective communication. Sarah shares her experiences during deployments and the challenges of rebuilding public trust after a lack of communication. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the significance of trust, early and accurate messaging, and admitting mistakes in crisis communication. Takeaways Public information officers (PIOs) play a crucial role in crisis management by ensuring effective communication with the public. Utilities face unique crisis situations and require proactive communication to address customer concerns and educate the public. Wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) can be a valuable tool for predicting and managing public health crises, such as COVID-19. Effective crisis communication requires a combination of social media, traditional media, and building relationships with the press. Collaboration and coordination between PIOs from different organizations and municipalities are essential for consistent and unified messaging during emergencies. Having a comprehensive communication plan that includes social media as well as other tools like flyers, signage, and press conferences is crucial during emergencies. Building relationships with the media and other PIOs is essential for effective communication. Rebuilding public trust after a lack of communication can be challenging and requires admitting mistakes and providing accurate information. Early and accurate messaging is key in crisis communication, and it is important to set realistic expectations for the media and the public. Contact Information https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmadelinelux/

Show Notes Five Minutes to Chaos has reached its 52nd episode, marking a significant milestone in the success of the podcast. The podcast has featured a diverse range of guests and panel episodes, covering various crisis events and innovative approaches to crisis management. For this special episode, Steven Kuhr discusses the topic of heat emergencies, which he believes captures the essence of emergency management. Key elements of managing heat emergencies include interagency collaboration, communications, public information, and the establishment of cooling centers. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Milestone 00:56 Conceptualizing the Podcast 03:21 Monologue Episode 04:14 Choosing the Topic: Heat Emergencies 08:08 History of Emergency Management in NYC 09:29 Heat Emergency in Chicago 11:25 Jerry Hauer and the Task Force 12:53 Interagency Collaboration 18:42 Reducing Heat Deaths 19:09 Monitoring and Intelligence 20:04 National Weather Service and Regional Calls 21:46 Emergency Operations Center 24:36 Communications and Public Information 27:27 Unity of Effort and Shared Situational Awareness 29:53 Cooling Centers and Transportation 32:17 Summary and Gratitude About Steven Kuhr Steven Kuhr has spent his career in Emergency Management, building a diverse portfolio of leadership positions across multiple sectors. Mr. Kuhr served as Director of Emergency Management, Enterprise Continuity, and Security Operations at Colorado Springs Utilities. While serving in this position, Mr. Kuhr oversaw crisis, risk, and resiliency operations for energy and water utilities, as well as dam operations for Colorado's second largest city. During this time, Mr. Kuhr also served as a Director with InfraGard-Denver and co-founded the Colorado Critical Infrastructure Alliance. Earlier, Mr. Kuhr served with the New York City Office of Emergency Management as a founding Deputy Commissioner where he led emergency operations and multi-risk emergency planning. Prior to that he served with the New York City Fire Department as EMS Deputy Chief and Special Operations Commander. Mr. Kuhr is a trusted Crisis Management Leader. He has advised elected officials, CEOs and “C-Suite” Leaders during complex emergencies, major disasters, and terrorist attacks. Mr. Kuhr is also a respected consultant, having served as Managing Director and Emergency Management Practice Leader at Kroll Inc., and President and Chief Operating Officer at Strategic Emergency Group LLC. Mr. Kuhr has advised a variety of organizations in several business industries and government sectors to include federal, state, and local government agencies, transportation (rail, aviation, seaport, and surface), financial, energy (electricity/natural gas), water/wastewater, dams, major league baseball, cable news, commercial properties, defense, justice, law enforcement, and an agency serving people with disabilities and special needs. Mr. Kuhr Hosts “5 Minutes to Chaos – A Podcast”, a weekly podcast available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, where he and guests explore the complexities of crisis management. Mr. Kuhr holds a Master of Science in Homeland Security Management and a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management Administration. He is a Colorado Certified Threat Liaison Officer and held a certification as an Advanced EMT-IV Paramedic. Contact Information https://www.linkedin.com/in/skuhr/

My Guest Today is Mason Kuhr in this episode we discuss  Mason shares his recent travel experiences and the transformative impact they had on his perspective. He discusses the lessons he learned from climbing Kilimanjaro and the realization of the scale of the world and our place in it. Mason emphasizes the importance of seizing opportunities and living in the present moment. He explores the concept of true wealth and how it starts with the spirit and the mind. Mason also delves into his experiences with ayahuasca and the insights he gained about love, fear, and the nature of reality. He concludes by discussing the connection between psychedelics and spirituality and the understanding of oneness. The conversation explores topics such as the ego, connection to source, becoming sovereign, embodiment, the afterglow and integration, the journey inward and outward, the illusion of choice and paths, the power of negative moments, the art of relating, exploring masculinity and authenticity, language and definitions, embodying love and truth, the path of love and temptation, getting started in e-commerce, and finding success in e-commerce. In this conversation, Mason Kuhr shares his journey of launching a successful e-commerce business. He discusses how he sourced a unique product called Spartan Bee Bread and used pre-orders and strategic marketing to generate organic sales. Mason shares a pivotal moment when he asked the universe for a sign and received unexpected success. He talks about the challenges of scaling the business and the importance of delegating tasks that are not in his flow. Mason emphasizes the power of personal branding and connecting with the target market. He also highlights the significance of investing in personal development and experiencing life beyond work. Mason shares his insights on wealth creation and the importance of imagination and communication. He encourages entrepreneurs to prioritize personal growth and balance in their journey. Mason concludes by discussing his upcoming retreat and the value of creating unique experiences for his audience.Connect with Mason!https://hoo.be/maseConnect with Us!https://www.instagram.com/alchemists.library/https://twitter.com/RyanJAyalahttps://www.tiktok.com/@alchemistslibrary?lang=en

Introduction Tina Kuhr is an Emergency Management Leader in the Nuclear Industry with the following experience: • Emergency Plan, Emergency Plan Program Procedure and Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure maintenance • Emergency preparedness regulatory change process • Drill and Exercise evaluation and critique report preparation • Training Emergency Organization Members Tina currently serves as the Emergency Preparedness Program Lead for GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy. She supported the transition from event based to position based emergency response procedures, including preparing regulatory change justifications. She is currently converting procedures used by her site's Fire/HAZMAT/EMT responders to our company's standard format. She ensures that emergency response facilities are maintained in a state of readiness and coordinate training for the new Emergency Organization Members. Prior to coming to GEH in 2019, she worked in Nuclear Emergency Preparedness at Duke Energy for ~25 years. There she developed and maintained fleet standard nuclear emergency response procedures and emergency preparedness program procedures for six nuclear stations and the corporate office, including preparing regulatory change justifications. Her accomplishments included: • Reducing the number of nuclear emergency response procedures and emergency preparedness program procedures by 75% by implementing standard procedures across the company following a merger. • Updating surveillance procedures for the common Emergency Operations Facility to include requirements for the three additional sites and performing those surveillances. • Revising the standard emergency response procedures based on lessons learned from drills and exercises following implementation. Before the merger she standardized nuclear emergency preparedness program procedures for the Duke Power fleet and maintained the procedures in the common EOF, incorporating drill and exercise lessons learned and industry best practices. Prior to that, she was the corporate EP “group,” responsible for projects of a generic nature such as bringing Oconee Nuclear Station into the common EOF, which required prior approval by the NRC Commissioners and moving the EOF from one building to another without prior NRC approval. Contact Information https://www.linkedin.com/in/tina-kuhr-b6585930/

Two weeks ago, we launched Payload Research, a new division within Payload dedicated to providing incisive, insight-driven analysis tailored for industry leaders and investors. Today, we welcome Jack Kuhr, the esteemed Research Director of Payload, to go under the hood of our new venture. We explore the motivations behind its inception and offer a glimpse into what the future holds. In addition, they discuss:The Starship Report: This is Payload Research's inaugural publication, offering comprehensive insights into SpaceX's heavy lift launch vehicleSpaceX's 2023 Financial Overview: An in-depth analysis of SpaceX's financial performance in 2023, including a detailed breakdown of its revenue and the methodology employed by our team • Chapters •00:00 - Intro00:36 - Jack's history with Payload04:14 - Why are we building Payload Research?10:34 - The Starship Report15:58 - When will we see Starship commercial payloads?20:12 - Starship cost-analysis27:35 - What is Starbase like?30:13 - SpaceX's 2023 financials33:18 - Launch assumptions34:52 - Starlink assumptions39:38 - SpaceX's Other revenue42:44 - Payload's next research newsletter43:18 - What should people expect from future Payload research editions?44:50 - What is Jack looking forward to covering the most this year?46:18 - How to sign up • Show notes •The Starship Report — https://payloadspace.com/starship-report/Payload Research's website — https://www.payloadspace.com/researchJack's socials —https://twitter.com/JackKuhrMo's socials — https://twitter.com/itsmoislamPayload's socials — https://twitter.com/payloadspace / https://www.linkedin.com/company/payloadspacePathfinder archive — Watch: https://www.youtube.com/@payloadspace Pathfinder archive — Listen: https://pod.payloadspace.com/episodes • About us •Pathfinder is brought to you by Payload, a modern space media brand built from the ground up for a new age of space exploration and commercialization. We deliver need-to-know news and insights daily to 15,000+ commercial, civil, and military space leaders. Payload is read by decision-makers at every leading new space company, along with c-suite leaders at all of the aerospace & defense primes. We're also read on Capitol Hill, in the Pentagon, and at space agencies around the world.Payload began as a weekly email sent to a few friends and coworkers. Today, we're a team distributed across four time zones and two continents, publishing three media properties across multiple platforms:1) Payload, our flagship daily newsletter, sends M-F @ 9am Eastern (https://newsletter.payloadspace.com/)2) Pathfinder publishes weekly on Tuesday mornings (pod.payloadspace.com)3) Parallax, our weekly space science briefing, hits inboxes Thursday (https://parallax.payloadspace.com/)

Tired of feeling drained? Struggling with inflammation or other health issues? Mason Kuhr shares his holistic approach to tapping into your inner strength. ​​  ​​Through simple daily rituals like cold exposure, meditation, and burpees, Mason has optimized his energy levels, productivity, and recovery. He'll reveal how reconnecting with nature can boost your immunity, testosterone, and more. ​​  ​​You'll also learn Mason's unique take on making wellness accessible and how Stampede Network is revolutionizing holistic living for the modern man or woman. ​​  ​​Discover real stories of people healing from issues like infertility and immobility through bee products and lifestyle tweaks. Mason will motivate you to optimize your health and performance from the inside out by harnessing your spiritual power. ​​  ​​Highlights: ​​00:00 A spiritual take on health and wellness ​​01:27 The benefits of bee bread ​​03:04 Making holistic wellness cool ​​05:50 Dopamine hacking ​​06:44 Mason's daily routine ​​09:14 Meditation and dealing with stress ​​11:01 What's next for Mason Kuhr?

Today, we are sitting down with Mason Kuhr, former wrestler and college football player turned Founder of The Stampede Network. The Stampede Network is a performance brand focused on unlocking spiritual potential and promoting holistic wellness as a mainstream lifestyle. Mason's story highlights the power of embracing holistic approaches to thinking and living. He overcame his fear of implementation and built a brand that has the potential to reach millions of people every month.  In today's episode, Mason shares the benefits of holistic living, the importance of self-care, and building a supportive community rather than focusing on competition. Ultimately, Mason's journey reflects the idea that personal growth and self-improvement are integral to entrepreneurial success. Connect with Mason Kuhr: Website: https://thestampedenetwork.com/ The Stampede Network Podcast: https://stampedenetwork.buzzsprout.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestampedenetwork/?hl=es LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/masonkuhr/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgDAxbe9H1M2DHcNYrVxrtA Connect with Us:  Sign Up For Our EMAIL list HERE: http://www.7figureentp.com/  Follow Us On Instagram HERE: https://goo.gl/x2SjTX  Join Our Private Group HERE: https://goo.gl/LjCz2W 

On this week's episode of Unmentionable Podcast, Jordan grows weary of the residual discussions about the virus. He shares a personal encounter within the holistic health space, recounting how it provided a more effective cure than modern medicine. Jordan also provides his reactions to the intriguing gathering of hundreds of people in Berlin who identify as dogs, as well as with a woman with a unique voice. THEN, joining us is Mason Kuhr, a Holistic Optimizer, Speaker, Business Owner, Podcaster and Coach to delve into topics such as fitness, online wealth generation, gender dynamics, and societal dynamics. For a deeper exploration of self-identity and personal growth, don't miss part two, exclusively available at www.Patreon.com/unmentionablepodcast. Follow Mason Kuhr on https://instagram.com/masonkuhr?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Buy Jordan's Book - How NOT to go bald. 30 all-natural solutions for hair retention here - https://jordanpower.gumroad.com/l/hownottogobald

In the latest episode of The P.A.S. Report, Steve Kuhr, President of the Kuhr Group and Host of 5 Minutes to Chaos, joins Professor Nick Giordano. On the 22nd Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, they discuss the failures still plaguing emergency management, and whether we have put too much emphasis on intelligence gathering rather than effectively planning for, responding to, and recovering from a disaster. They also discuss the passing of Jerry Hauer, a pioneer in emergency management.   More Information If you enjoyed this episode and found it useful, please give The P.A.S. Report Podcast a 5-star rating and take 30 seconds to write a review. Make sure to hit the follow button so you never miss an episode. Please share this episode on social media and with your family and friends. Support The P.A.S. Report Podcast by Visiting Our Advertisers Stock up on all your survival needs and visit 4Patriots. 4Patriots champions freedom and self-reliance. Use code PAS to get 10% off your order. Protect your money from the out-of-control Washington D.C. spending. Visit Goldco today to get the Gold IRA Kit Americans are using to protect their retirement savings. Goldco is offering up to $10,000 in bonus silver when opening a qualified IRA account, just for being a P.A.S. Report listener. Visit Goldco at https://goldco.com/pasreport Don't forget to visit https://pasreport.com. *PA Strategies, LLC. may earn advertising revenue or a small commission for promoting products or when you make a purchase through any affiliate links on this website and within this post.

Introduction Marc Kadushin started his emergency service career by volunteering with the Salvation Army Disaster Services and through career progression rose to the position of Assistant Commissioner of Emergency Response and Communications for the New York City Department of Transportation. Key Positions Assistant Commissioner of Emergency Response and Communications, NYC Dept. of Transportation Executive Assistant to the Chairman and First Deputy Commissioner of the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission Assistant to the Director of NYC-EMS for Investigations and Complaints Facilitate Emergency response scenarios for surface transit employees for FEMA through- Rutgers University Volunteer Salvation Army Disaster Services Partner in a NYC Police and Fire spot news coverage service EMT St. Clare's Hospital / Beekman Downtown Hospital Police Officer MTA Police/Penn Central Railroad NYPD Auxiliary Rescue Unit Member Honorary Deputy Chief FDNY working with officer from Rescue1 for Burn Center Projects New York City Dept. of Transportation Liaison with Emergencies Services YouTube Videos: 5th Ave Water Main Break https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8ngkgfHqxY&t=7s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6nRDoy64gQ  Contact Information marckadushin@yahoo.com

Former FDNY EMS Deputy Chief Steve Kuhr, a longtime member of the old New York City EMS, original member of New York City's Office of Emergency Management, respected consultant, and podcaster joins the program for Volume 41 of The Best of The Bravest: Interviews With The FDNY's Elite. Connect With Mike Colón: Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeinnewh... Instagram: https://instagram.com/mikecolo... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profi... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/newsl... TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@mikecolon2000 Business Line: 917-781-6189 Business Email: thecolonreport@gmail.com Connect With Steve Kuhr: LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/skuhr Website: https://www.kuhrgroup.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/skuhrem Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/... Listen To The Podcast: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/... iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast... Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/... PlayerFM: http://front.player.fm/series/... Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/se... Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podca... YouTube (Video Version): https://www.youtube.com/live/6... Sponsors: MC Media Editing Services: https://www.linkedin.com/compa... Joe Murray, ESQ:https://jmurray-law.com/ Ryan Investigative Group LLC:https://www.ryaninvestigators.... Electric Vehicle Rescue app Inc -A non Profit 501c(3) company First Responders Emergency Response Guides (ERG) for Electric vehicles Owned and designed by a First Responder https://autorescueapp.com/ Outro Song: Goo Goo Dolls - Name (1995) SONG DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN THIS SONG. All Rights Reserved To Respective Owners.

Mason is the king of holistic self-transformation and founder of The Stampede Network (thestampedenetwork.com), the first brand to fully integrate mind, body and spirit into every single aspect of the business. He is an entrepreneur, investor, athlete, coach, teacher, creator, speaker, and more. It's a really long list...Mason helps people live purposefully through self-actualization and self-transcendence. This is everything that raises our consciousness, including mind, body, spirit, and entrepreneurship/finance. He has helped hundreds of thousands across all platforms and hosts The Stampede Network Podcast.In this podcast episode, we delve deep into the realms of masculinity, purpose, and personal development. Join us as we embark on thought-provoking conversations that explore a range of topics, including the quest for finding purpose, conquering fears, nurturing self-confidence, and understanding the significance of polarity within relationships. In this episode, our guest, Mason, sheds light on the profound influence of wounded femininity on contemporary feminism, emphasizing the importance of personal awareness and consciousness as catalysts for positive societal transformation.Tune in and expand your perspectives as we navigate the intricate landscape of masculinity and personal growth.#masculinity #podcastepisode #purposefulliving

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Eric Balkman and Kentucky Fantasy Football State Championship (KFFSC) commish Ferrell Elliott hit up nine-time FFPC league champion Tommy Herrin, as he plots his way to a $1,000,000 grand prize in the 2023 FantasyPros Championship and who you need to get on your squad to win $1,000,000 in the 2023 FFPC Main Event, as well as all the ins and outs of pocketing a $200,000 grand prize in the 2023 FFPC Best Ball Tournament, and the best strategy in winning a bunch of 2023 FFPC Dynasty Leagues. As always, they answer your tweets, emails and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour! Listen To The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour: Apple - https://tinyurl.com/bdfj6yyh Spotify - https://tinyurl.com/2p874v9h Play Fantasy Football at the FFPC: Website - https://www.MyFFPC.com More on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour: Website - http://www.HSFFHour.com Follow The FFPC on Social Media: Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/FFPC Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/FantasyFootballPlayersChampionship Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/OfficialFFPC Follow The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour on Social Media: Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/HSFFHour Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/HSFFHour Eric Balkman - http://www.twitter.com/EricBalkman Ferrell Elliott - http://www.KFFSC.com

Alice Bonner, Senior Advisor for Aging Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Chair of Moving Forward: Nursing Home Quality Coalition and  Mark Miller, President of National Association of State Ombudsman Programs, both join us for a discussion of Long Term Care and what we can do to improve the quality of life for residents now and in the future. And Dr. Mara with more on Passionate Living and Caregiving in the "new normal." And we will get to know a little bit more about Minerva Kuhr in Bay of Banderas in Mexico!

Mason Kuhr, the founder of Stampede Network and a Holistic Health Coach. Kuhr went through a transformative journey through loss of identity and rediscovery of spirituality, and how he found his purpose through self-improvement, fitness, and natural living. Mason & Mason discuss the importance of experimenting with your diet, and share their opinions on the benefits of introducing animal proteins and fats into one's diet.  Along with the significance of being present and enjoying the journey, and how having a higher power in one's life can help overcome fears and anxieties. Listen to learn how to gain Biological Alchemy. Join the free BYErs Circle newsletter where you get access to experts in their field & people who help you Beat Yesterday Everyday. If you want to keep your mindset in shape and stay up to date with the community follow us on Instagram. Get 40% of your first case of Feel Free using code BREATHE40.

Welcome back to Episode 41 of The Daily Traders Podcast! Today we welcome Mason Kuhr, a business-building content creator and "growth junkie." Mason's natural entrepreneurship skills and mindsets have grown him to an impressive social media following alongside his creation of The Stampede Network. We hope Mason's success and his strategies in doing so motivate you to find your passion wether it be through trading, content creation, or helping others.

In Episode 116 of the podcast, we interviewed Steve Kuhr CEO of Kuhr Group, LLC. Here's the questions we posed to Steve:   The post The Impact on Communities When Businesses Don't Prepare: An Interview with Steve Kuhr appeared first on PreparedEx.

I interviewed @MasonKuhr live at The Immersion. We talk about his journey from overcoming loss of friends, moments of struggle and how to rebuild yourself as a man. We discuss his fear of being seen to now having hundreds of thousands of followers on TikTok and running a successful company.Join The Crew for only $1Timestamps: 00:00:00:00 - Introduction and Sponsors00:04:54:01 - Get Buzzing on Bee Bread and Ketones 00:07:51:06 - What created Mason Kuhr00:11:27:08 - Embodying your higher self 00:17:37:00 - Family Relationships and dealing with loss 00:25:25:02 - Not knowing Who I am anymore 00:30:12:15 - Dealing with anxiety 00:35:27:05 - Manifest your dream life 00:41:28:11 - How can men find their purpose 00:48:03:22 - My new life started with choosing to eat clean00:50:06:18 - To make a change you need to create new neural pathways in your brain 00:56:34:21 - The world is a reflection of you01:03:49:03 - What does it take to be the best version of you 01:10:25:19 - Struggling to receive 01:14:29:06 - You need to have faith that things are gonna work outSponsors: Lambs EMF blocking clothing (Code: CaptainMorgan)HVMN Ketone-IQ (Code: CaptainMorgan20)Mason: IG - https://www.instagram.com/masonkuhr/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@masonkuhr?utm_source=hoobe&utm_medium=social Spartan Bee Bread (Code: CAPTAINMORGAN) - https://thestampedenetwork.com/products/bee-breadCONNECTING WITH ME: Instagram: @captain_taylor_morgan TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@captain_taylor_morgan Twitter: https://twitter.com/Captain_TaylorM Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/thecaptainslifestyle/

In der Rubrik “Investments & Exits” begrüßen wir heute Lisa Liu, Investment Manager bei UVC Partners. Lisa kommentiert die Runde von Revo Foods und Mycorena sowie von Rumin 8,Das Wiener Startup Revo Foods und das schwedische FoodTech-Unternehmen Mycorena haben eine Förderung von 1,5 Millionen Euro durch Vinnova, FFG und dem EU-Programm Eurostars erhalten. Die Unternehmen arbeiten zusammen an der Entwicklung eines Mycoproteins, das sich besonders gut für den 3D-Druck eignet, um vegane Fisch-Alternativen näher an die natürliche Vorlage zu bringen. Diese Technologie hat das Potenzial, neue und einzigartige Produkte zu schaffen, die den Markt für Fleisch- und Fischalternativen revolutionieren können.Bill Gates, Gründer von Microsoft, hat in das australische Startup-Unternehmen Rumin 8 investiert, das an der Verringerung von Methan-Emissionen aus Kuhrülpsen arbeitet. Methan ist ein Treibhausgas, das von Nutztieren produziert wird und nach Kohlendioxid das häufigste Treibhausgas ist. Rumin 8 entwickelt aktuell ein Nahrungsergänzungsmittel, das die Produktion dieses Gases hemmt und dabei rote Algen als Quelle für synthetisches Material verwendet. Mit dem erhaltenen Kapital von 12 Millionen US-Dollar will das Unternehmen Erprobungen des entwickelten Produkts in Australien, Neuseeland und den USA finanzieren.

Tom Kuhr, Chief Marketing Officer at Greenfly, talks with Jeremy about how to leverage content to expand your marketing presence within existing enterprise accountsHighlights:How to use personas to identify the challenges your mid-funnel content needs to addressThe importance of understanding your target's buying process, i.e. centralized procurement vs independent budgetsWhy your story needs to be repeatable and easy to understandLearn more about GreenflyConnect with Tom on LinkedInThe B2B Content Show is produced by Connversa, a podcast production agency helping B2B brands connecting with prospects, generates TONS of content, and grow revenue. Learn more at connversa.com

Heute geht es um die Rotation des inneren Erdkerns. Außerdem: Warum die Fahrt in vollen Zügen länger dauert, Bill Gates investiert in weniger Kuhrülpser, erste Details über Apples AR-/VR-Headset und der WoW-Shutdown in China.

Time to get out of your own way. Mason Kuhr chats with us about how he utilizes TikTok to motivate and inspire others to break out of their Victim Mentality, take ownership in their lives, and step into a happier and healthier version of you.Get more from Mason:TikTok: @masonkuhrInstagram: @masonkuhrGet more from Enlifted Coaches:http://enlifted.me / @enliftedcoachesKimberly: @kimberly.kestingFREE Coaches Workshop replay with Mark EnglandBye bye procrastination, indecision, overthinking, and low confidence. Take the Soft Talk Challenge: http://enlifted.me/softtalk

 Reiner Kuhr worked in the electric power sector for more than 40 years and is the co-founder of the Center for Academic Collaboration Initiatives, a group that aims to increase the exchange of research among students and academic institutions. In his second appearance on the podcast (his first was on May 27, 2021) Kuhr  talks about his recent paper on the problems and costs associated with integrating renewables into electric grids, why batteries are an expensive way to reduce emissions, and why you can “go nuclear, or go renewable, but you can't do both.” (Recorded October 19, 2022.)

We're back live from Austin, TX, with another great program! Roy Biancalana, certified relationship coach and a nationally recognized expert in the field of attraction and conscious relationships, and the host of The Attracting Lasting Love Podcast, joins us to discuss how to attract healthy relationships and his latest book, Relationship Bootcamp: Hard-Core Training for Life, Love & the Pursuit of Intimacy.   Then we'll get to see how Ruben Kuhr liked his trip to Germany. We heard from Minerva last week and this week it's Ruben's turn. And Dr. Mara with more on living a passionate life.  This time, tips to stimulate creativity, inspiration, and enthusiasm.

This is an encore presentation so all can worship Rosh Hashanah this Sunday Austin singer, Tameca Jones, who recently moved to LA, will be sharing some music and talking about her music history. Then we will hear from Minerva of the twins in Banderas Bay to talk about her trip to Germany. And Dr. Mara discusses self-compassion as needed to live a more passionate life and with thoughts about this 21st anniversary of 9/11.

Steve Kuhr, retired Deputy Commissioner of NYC Office of Emergency Management and Chief and Division Captain for NYC E.M.S. Special Operations, and Rich Rotanz, retired FDNY Captain and Deputy Commissioner, join Professor Giordano to remember 9/11 21 years later. They reflect on what it was like that day and how 9/11 forever changed emergency management and emergency preparedness. More Information If you enjoyed this episode and found it useful, please give The P.A.S. Report Podcast a 5-star rating and take 30-seconds to write a review.   Make sure to hit the follow button so you never miss an episode. Also, please share this episode with family, friends, and on social media.   Don't forget to visit https://pasreport.com.    Support The P.A.S. Report Podcast.   Use code PAS at Balance of Nature to receive 35% off your first preferred order.   Visit Design it Yourself Gift Baskets for any occasion. You get to choose what goes into the basket or select from thousands of prearranged baskets perfect for any occasion or holiday. The best part is, P.A.S. Report listeners get 10% off by using code PAS at checkout.   *PA Strategies, LLC. earns a commission when you make a purchase through any affiliate links on this website and within this post.  

On this episode of the Energy Security Cubed Podcast, Kelly Ogle and Joe Calnan discuss current events in energy security, including the Chilean constitutional referendum, the planned Russian oil price cap, and Liz Truss' plan to support households on energy in the UK. For the interview section of the podcast, Kelly Ogle talks with Reiner Kuhr about electricity market design, and its implications for attempts to decarbonize the grid. Guest Bio: - Reiner Kuhr is Energy Technology Economist at Center for Academic Collaboration Initiatives. Find CACI here: https://centeraci.com/ Host Bio: - Kelly Ogle is the CEO of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute What is Reiner reading? Shorting the Grid, by Meredith Angwin: https://www.amazon.com/Shorting-Grid-Hidden-Fragility-Electric/dp/1735358002 Interview recording Date: August 17, 2022. Energy Security Cubed is part of the CGAI Podcast Network. Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on LinkedIn. Head over to our website at www.cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Joe Calnan. Music credits to Drew Phillips.

Keegan joins the show to talk about the upcoming season, hosting the ACAC mens championship, and more.

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Multiple points of view can be helpful in many walks of life. Especially when you have two of of the country's foremost experts in Emergency Management on the same show together!This week's episode of the Disaster Tough Podcast brings back Steven Kuhr and Kelly McKinney for a double-shot of Emergency Management wisdom.Steven Kuhr is an experienced Emergency Manager with more than 25 years' experience in New York and Colorado. From the 1993 World Trade Center Bombings to the terrorist attacks of 9/11, to the devastating 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs, Steven has worked side by side with the frontline workers of almost every major type of disaster.Meanwhile, Kelly McKinney is a longtime Emergency Manager and professional engineer who currently serves as the Associate Vice President of Emergency Management + Enterprise Resilience for NYU Langone Health. He has also led Emergency Management teams for the American Red Cross and the New York Office of Emergency Management working in the aftermath of such disasters as 9/11, Super Storm Sandy, among others. Recorded in late June, this episode featuring the "EM Kings of New York" gives us a look at how both of these renowned experts in the field use their breadth of knowledge to be prepared for whatever might happen during the summer season when more people are out and about.Doberman Emergency Management owns and operates the Disaster Tough Podcast. Contact us here at: www.dobermanemg.com or email us at: info@dobermanemg.com.We are proud to endorse L3Harris and the BeOn PPT App. Learn more about this amazing product here: L3Harris.com/ResponderSupport.The Readiness Lab is trailblazing disaster readiness. Early access for the highly anticipated course emergency management response for dynamic populations is currently live. Think you have what it takes? Join us in Atlanta for an immersive experience. Space is limited to 40. Go to thereadinesslab.com/training to learn more.

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Mason Kuhr, Founder of Stampede Network. We talk everything from fitness, dating, having healthy diets, unplugged discussions about society, and many other great topics for men to learn about. https://www.tiktok.com/@masonkuhr?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/masonkuhr/ https://www.instagram.com/thestampedenetwork/ USE CODE "alphasonlyclub" to SAVE 15% https://thestampedenetwork.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alphasonlyclub/support

On this week's episode of Inside Outside Innovation, we sit down with Rachel Kuhr Conn, Founder and CEO of Productable. Rachel and I talk about the pitfalls and challenges facing corporate innovation and some of the processes and practices that companies can use to level up their innovation efforts. Let's get started.Inside Outside Innovation is the podcast to help the new innovators navigate what's next. Each week, we'll give you a front row seat into what it takes to learn, grow, and thrive in today's world of accelerating change and uncertainty. Join us as we explore, engage and experiment with the best and the brightest innovators, entrepreneurs, and pioneering businesses. It's time to get started.Interview Transcript with Rachel Kuhr Conn, Founder and CEO of ProductableBrian Ardinger: Welcome to another episode of Inside Outside Innovation. I'm your host, Brian Ardinger. And as always, we have another amazing guest. Today, we have Rachel Kuhr Conn. She's the Founder and CEO of Productable, where she is turning the innovation process into software. Welcome to the show, Rachel. Rachel Kuhr Conn: Thanks so much Brian. It's a pleasure to be here. Brian Ardinger: I'm excited to have you on the show. I'm surprised we haven't had you on earlier. We have a number of mutual friends that have crossed paths. And we just only got introduced to recently. So, I'm glad to have you on the show. You've recently started a company called Productable, focused on the space of innovation and how do you create more repeatable processes and things along those lines. You've just landed a deal with the US Air Force to expediate the innovations process at the national defense area. How did you get involved in this innovation space to begin with? And then we'll talk about how did you develop Productable. Rachel Kuhr Conn: Really excited to finally connect after all of the different people we have in common. So, a little bit of my backstory is I was a bright eyed, bushy tailed engineer, thinking that I was going to change the world with amazing products. And dreaming of all the impact I was going to make. And my research area in school was actually around predictive analytics for innovation success. And so, there's actually a lot of data around personality type, team dynamics, methodologies that you can look at and actually predict what should be used and what the team dynamics should be to drive the best outcome.So, in school, I was like, oh my gosh, industry must be amazing at solving problems. Like I just can't wait. And instead, I went into large corporation after a large corporation and just couldn't believe how politics and silos and just corporate bull crap for lack of better term, ruined every single opportunity I thought I had to ever make something awesome.And so just personally, I got really, really tired of the amazing capacity that all these large organizations have. And I just could never quite create the thing that made it to the finish line. And so got involved in the venture capital world. Saw how things work differently. Got really inspired by it. And essentially started building our platform and what we call the Productable Way, which leverages VC mindset and built it more into a corporate friendly approach, if you will. Brian Ardinger: And you worked with Mark Cuban companies, and some other folks, to build out this philosophy or build out this methodology. Can you talk a little bit more about that? Rachel Kuhr Conn: So, I got so frustrated in the corporate world. I actually cold emailed Mark Cuban while watching a bunch of Shark Tank. Cause I was like, they say yes to a lot of things that I think my boss would have said no to. And so, I just had to figure out, figure out what the difference was. And in the venture world, it's okay to take a lot of bets. You're supposed to build a whole portfolio of bets. And you understand that the outcome of a few is going to be big enough to pay for the losses of the others, and then some. It creates this incredible culture of risk-taking and experimentation. And having the room to do that in corporates really is what's required to help large organizations overcome the disruption curves that are ahead. You know, you always have something that's eating these large organizations. And so, you really have to have a way of managing, how do you actually take a lot of bets on new ways of solving these problems and in overcoming these things to actually be able to succeed. Brian Ardinger: Well, I'm curious to talk a little bit more about how you came about creating Productable. So, you know, there are a lot of idea management, idea capture, innovation software platforms out there. So, a lot of people kind of taking a swing at this over the last 20 years. What made you want to try to tackle this marketplace? Rachel Kuhr Conn: For one, it was from the pain point. If one of those had solved the problem, I feel like I would've just run with it. I didn't really necessarily feel the need to be a founder. It was actually the pain that I couldn't go into corporate innovation yet again and face the same problems. And so, something about those tools just wasn't doing it for me. It wasn't solving that problem that you end up with ideas on a shelf.And so, there's a lot of great idea management platforms that start to build that early stage of top of the funnel kind of solutions. But how do you actually move solutions through mid-stage and late stage of the funnel? And that's really where Productable comes of help. Brian Ardinger: Well and that's one of the interesting insights is I think a lot of people think that a tool will solve the problem, but really a tool is just a tool. And what really makes this thing work as far as innovation within big companies, it's a culture of innovation. And its processes and that that are around the intake of an idea. So maybe talk about how does process play a role in the actual software itself? Rachel Kuhr Conn: Yeah, absolutely. And so, it's a hundred percent culture where just a means to help support all of those things. And one of the big things is the company has to be willing to really invest in innovation. And if you're not putting your money where your mouth is, you're not going to get the outcomes. And so Productable is really a three-pronged approach. It's portfolio, progress, and people. And so what those three elements are, Portfolio Management is really about establishing and evangelizing a solid strategy that people understand. Making it so that you invest wisely in innovation, so that you're not throwing good money after bad. And you're making it really easy to expedite decision-making across the whole process. Then I'm going to actually switch to People Management. So that's more of like the top-down strategy if you will. People Empowerment is about honing the innovator skill so that you can actually empower projects to go through the right methodologies and tools and ensure you're involving the right subject matter experts. So, it's a little more of the ideal, if I was building a product, and building a company, these are some of the tools and processes I might. And then you would have to actually sync those together and that's our Progress Management. So, progress management, is like the way that a venture capitalist might get an update from a startup. And actually, here's our barriers. Here's our wins. Here's our asks. Here's how everything's actually going. Rubber meets the road. It's that kind of reporting so that when you're dealing with all the corporate stuff, that's preventing you from doing anything. It's how you actually manage all of those barriers and work through those pieces. So essentially that top down, bottom up and that syncing are those three pieces that we use to leverage in our software to help people innovate. Brian Ardinger: Well, I think it's interesting. A lot of companies struggle first out of the gate, just defining what innovation is. And trying to come up with that innovation thesis. You know, do they focus on core optimization types of innovations. Or do they go for the transformational stuff? And what does that even look like? Some people only think of innovation as one side of that bucket. Which it's not. So, talk about like how your clients and that use Productable or the approaches that you use to understand how to create that innovation thesis. And how to place bets across the different horizons of innovation.Rachel Kuhr Conn: Well, that's a great question. And I would say we're very agnostic. So, we don't care if you're doing a core innovation or a disruptive innovation. But what we're going to do is be able to show you the math. So, if you're doing disruptive innovation and you're wanting to put all of your eggs in one basket or two and you're essentially say, yeah, we're going to do these two really disruptive ideas. You're going to see that whether you invest in two ideas or you decide to invest in 20, the math is still going to be true. That if you're going after a disrupting idea is probably like a 10% chance it's going to work out. And so, as long as you're okay with that, and you're doing two bets, great. That's your expectation. But maybe you should be going after 20 bets if you want disruptive. And in a core, it might be 90% success rate. And so, there's a lot of great data around success rates that corporates really miss. And so, it's being mindful of taking that risk tolerance at the leadership level and setting that standard of this is what a bet looks like. This is the check size. This is essentially what we expect our decision criteria to be. Our traction metrics. The same way a VC would. And then making it really visible essentially, so that when it's time to make a decision, they can decide if something fits in their portfolio or not. And then they can actually get the metrics to see how it's going. Brian Ardinger: So, let's talk about how people are using it now. So, give me some examples. Or some people or places that are taking advantage of your software. Rachel Kuhr Conn: Sure. So, we're working with the Air Force right now. We work with the Vice Chief's Office, the number two of the air force. And a lot of the DAF, Department of Air Force leadership. And the Air Force is a 700,000-person organization. There are, I mean, just hundreds of people involved in innovation. And it's really interesting at a large corporation, you tend to have a head of innovation and a group that works under them. And the Air Force is much, much more complex than that. I don't have a very straightforward answer of how it's all going. But the short answer is we're starting to look at how can we leverage portfolio management within the Air Force. And how can we build an ecosystem of portfolios to ensure that we actually have the right funds and system to ensure that ideas can go from idea to mid late stage and not fall into the valley of death along the way. Brian Ardinger: What kind of differences are you seeing between like maybe public facing companies or like private companies. Versus like the government sector. Do they treat innovation differently or what are you seeing from the differences? Rachel Kuhr Conn: I never thought corporate seems so simple. A 700,000-person organization turns out, I don't know if you've ever heard the rule of threes and tens. Things tend to get more complicated with three people, 10 people, 300 people, a thousand people, three, you know, so forth. And so, when you think about 700,000 people organizations, it's just what is a single approval at a large corporation is actually takes you to a different business unit that then manages the process that does that approval. That takes you to another business unit that manages. So actually, putting your arms around any sort of portfolio decision is so complicated. And it's so needed to be able to solve that in such a large organization compared to a small corporate, if you will.Brian Ardinger: And I imagine the stakes are different, depending on the specific ideas and that. Like, obviously if you're doing innovation in and around things that could kill people, or, have a significant different effect versus you know, the new color of a new product that you come out with. I'd imagine the stakes are slightly different as well. Rachel Kuhr Conn: Well, the interesting thing about the Air Force is that it's actually, I think it's 94 bases and every single base works like a city. And I didn't realize this until I worked with the Air Force either. So, the Air Force, like the pilots, if you will, are part of the scene, but to support those pilots, you have to have a base where there's hospitals, hotels, restaurants, education, gas, like literally gyms. Everything you can imagine has to be on base.And so, the Air Force is actually in charge of having every single one of those kinds of businesses within the Air Force organization. So actually, the kinds of things that we're helping are everything from childcare, gym apps. Yes, there are some more serious ones too. But I would say there's a surprising amount of comparables to industry of solving those kinds of problems.Brian Ardinger: That's quite interesting. So, talk a little bit about some of the trends that you're seeing in the space of innovation. Or what are you excited about? Rachel Kuhr Conn: I think that people are really starting to see the need for portfolio innovation. Pre COVID there was a lot of, I'm talking about the corporate space. It was a little more okay to spend a lot of money and just see what would happen with it.And so, I had a lot of connections that were in corporate innovation, they would get to try a lot of stuff. And then it was okay not to know what was going to happen next. Then all of a sudden COVID cut those budgets. And people got stuck. And they had to figure out what to do next. And I think we're, you know, everything was really held back.But now I think we're in a really interesting space where people really want to innovate. They want to do something different. And they're saying, how can we make sure that we're going to drive real outcomes? And so I'm actually really excited for this new market that we're in. That I feel like there's a little more responsible. And also, proactive and engaged and really curious to see what they can do.Brian Ardinger: Are you seeing the similar obstacles and problems being faced. Or is it different. Like has the mindset changed? Like when we talk about innovation, you know I think, and disruption specifically pre COVID, a lot of folks kind of understood it intellectually. But didn't really get it until everybody's lives had to change overnight. Are you seeing differences of how people approach innovation based on the world changes and that? Or what's different from that perspective?Rachel Kuhr Conn: I think it's COVID, but I also think it's maturity of innovation in general. We've seen a lot of large corporations that have invested in, ahead of innovation. Where then the outcomes didn't quite reach the executive leadership expectation. And it's funny, I don't know how much people talk about this stuff, but I hear about it all the time. People get the job of head of innovation and then they try to get a certain amount of money to move their idea forward. For a specific idea, let's say. And then leadership says, great show your progress, and then we'll give you more money. And it's a trap. Because you need a lot of bets to succeed at innovation. And so, then there's like this problem that innovation leaders are put in this place where they're getting asked to prove success on something that is really a bet. And it gets really confusing. And all of a sudden, their neck is on the line for success. It generally doesn't end well unless they got lucky. And so, there's been like this two to three year rotation that happens over and over again. People are getting tired of it. Having enough after working at a few large companies, seeing the same thing over and over. Company is seeing that same person go through and not getting what they need, that they know something has to be different.Brian Ardinger: Is there a way to prep management on that particular process from the standpoint, like you understand when you're betting from an LPs perspective, like in a venture fund, that you're not necessarily getting those returns, and you know, for 10 plus years. So that that's a much longer timeframe when you put that money in. Is there a way to prepare management for that more of a venture-based model? Rachel Kuhr Conn: We actually wrote an Ebook on that. So, I can share a link. I'm happy to share the Ebook on that, but yes. That's the biggest problem that we've actually seen. And we wrote all about it because yes, you need to get leadership in the mindset of they're really comfortable with index funds and mutual funds. Look at their retirement portfolios. They play this game all the time. They would never put all of their money in one stock. Why would they do that with their corporate money. So, it's really a mindset shift that we have to help drive. Brian Ardinger: Are you seeing companies get better? Or what are some of the things that seem to be working that people are adopting?Rachel Kuhr Conn: We're seeing companies get better at it. One we're seeing them care more. And being mindful of it. And starting to put all the pieces together. And having more fruitful conversations. What happens after the theater? What happens after the demo day? How do we actually make this into something? Why does it always fail? Because you can't really get away with that stuff much longer. And so, the conversations are getting more real. I don't think people see the solutions yet, but I'm excited to see how Productable can help and really shift the industry of making that much easier for everybody. Brian Ardinger: Curious to get your take on this concept of inside outside innovation. So, a lot of corporates are interested in trying to come up with innovations within their four walls and that. But there's another set of corporates that are looking outside to startups and investing in startups and things along those lines. What's your take when it comes to betting on innovation, either inside or outside of the walls.Rachel Kuhr Conn: Both are so important. You know, it's really interesting. I've worked in internal innovation and external innovation. The funny thing is they both kind of require each other and they don't really talk about it. And so, when you're doing external innovation, it's really easy to get excited about a startup and then go force it on a business unit and tell them that they should go pilot this product. And the business units kind of like, Hey, we didn't even need this. What's going on?And then it's really easy for somebody in a business unit to come up with a cool idea, but then they don't get any of the resources to do it. There's a little bit of this magic of empowering people within the company to act like intrepreneurs if you will. And allowing them to leverage external startups and external technology, and actually allow them to partner together to really be able to build something that's a little bit of a mix of internal and external. And depending on the solution, maybe it's a little more one or the other, but it's kind of a funny thing to me that they often get so separated. Brian Ardinger: One of the things that we've seen that's been helpful is to get our employees actually involved in the startup scene. Just from being part of it, you know, going to demo days, going and mentoring at accelerators and that. If nothing else, it provides them that access to see how other startup folks with brand new ideas with no business models, how they move and interact. Versus how they would do it if they were inside their own walls. And I think exposure to the startup ecosystem, so to speak, can do a lot, not just like in finding actual innovations and that, but in the tool sets, mindset, skillset arena. Rachel Kuhr Conn: Absolutely. Yeah. I mean getting from zero to one, if you will, is, is really important. How do we actually go from what we're used to as everyday business and actually start thinking of more exploratory ways? How do we start thinking about growth and getting that mindset in? And it's a really hard dance to figure out of how long do you let that soak in and then start to create some of those other methods and ways of actually turning that into deeper transactions. And your company has to be ready for those. And so, I feel like it's a little bit of learning to crawl and then walk and run, if you will. Brian Ardinger: Are there particular resources that people should be following in the world of innovation? How do you stay up to date with all the stuff that's going on? Rachel Kuhr Conn: I don't have a great answer for that one. I have a lot of people that I talked to. A lot of consultants and great thinkers that I try to involve in my day to day. But we do have a blog and we do have eBooks and things that we're creating on our end to try and spread that knowledge as much as possible. I like to think that it's helpful and help drives all of that. But it is really hard to figure all of this out. I've been in this space for a long time, really trying to figure out what is expert look like. And it was really, really hard to get to the bottom of finding a lot of these pieces. For More InformationBrian Ardinger: If people want to find out more about yourself or about productive, but what's the best way to do that? Rachel Kuhr Conn: Sure, they can go to beprodable.com. That's B E product able.com and I'm on Twitter. I guess that's probably the easiest way to do it. Design K U H R is my Twitter name and really excited to chat with anybody and see whatever they like to talk about. Brian Ardinger: Excellent. Well, Rachel, thanks for coming on Inside Outside Innovation. Very excited to finally meet you and have a chance to talk more. Love to stay in touch and keep you in mind for further conversations about the world of innovation.Rachel Kuhr Conn: Perfect. This was awesome. Thank you so much for having me. And I can't wait to listen and hear more about what people have to say.Brian Ardinger: That's it for another episode of Inside Outside Innovation. If you want to learn more about our team, our content, our services, check out InsideOutside.io or follow us on Twitter @theIOpodcast or @Ardinger. Until next time, go out and innovate.FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER & TOOLSGet the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HEREYou can also search every Inside Outside Innovation Podcast by Topic and Company.  For more innovations resources, check out IO's Innovation Article Database, Innovation Tools Database, Innovation Book Database, and Innovation Video Database.  

About SwineTech provides pork producers with workforce and swine management solutions that increase the quality of care for pigs everywhere. We are committed to helping pork producers navigate labor and survivability challenges within their operations. We accomplish this by providing production employees with a workforce and swine management platform that immediately improves workplace organization and […]

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Welcome to another episode of 3-Minute Marketing, the world's only podcast that interviews today's top growth marketing leaders and distills their insights into three-minute blocks of brilliance for your listening pleasure. Today's guest is Tom Kuhr, CMO of Greenfly, a digital media monetization platform for sports teams, leagues, and associations. Tom has had a wonderful The post The most overlooked revenue opportunity in SaaS marketing with Tom Kuhr of Greenfly appeared first on WebMechanix.

We sat with Tom Kuhr, CMO at Greenfly, to talk about how to set value-based pricing. Tom brings decades of experience to the show and a unique perspective on value-based pricing.Cave - https://www.cavesocial.com/Tom-Kuhr/LinkedIn: Tom Kuhr - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomkuhr/#experienceTwitter: @tomkuhr - https://twitter.com/tomkuhrWebsite: Greenfly - https://www.greenfly.com/

Fred Kuhr has been working with swine production his entire life. He says it's important when hiring someone to make sure they can work and deal with people because you need an excellent team to do a great job with the animals. Have you ever thought about this?

Expecting the unexpected is a standard for Emergency Managers everywhere. No one may know this better than Steven Kuhr.Steven Kuhr is an experienced Emergency Manager with more than 25 years' experience in New York and Colorado. From the 1993 World Trade Center Bombings to the terrorist attacks of 9/11, to the devastating 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs, Steven has worked side by side with the frontline workers of almost every major type of disaster.In this episode of Disaster Tough, Mr. Kuhr recounts some of his experiences in the field and teaches how developing your strategic vision is vital for effective emergency management.Doberman Emergency Management owns and operates the Disaster Tough Podcast. Contact us here at: www.dobermanemg.com or email us at: info@dobermanemg.com.We are proud to endorse L3Harris and the BeOn PPT App. Learn more about this amazing product here: L3Harris.com/ResponderSupport.FS Global in partnership with Tiger Tech has created the first reusable, electronic, FDA approved, COVID-19 test. Strap it to your arm, get a reading - it's that simple. Sterilize and reuse. Amazing technology! For more information on the COVID PLUS TEST, click here: https://www.fsglobalsolutions.com

Although we have seen so many changes in sow production over the last few decades, some things remain constant. Given his extensive experience in the swine industry, Fred Kuhr shares his perspective on the elements of swine operations that don't change over time. Among them is the need for quality people to work in the barns. What other topics would you add to that?

No production facility, or any business, can be effective without quality employees. Arguably the most important part of any manager's job is to understand your employees and to provide an environment that is conducive to efficiency, flexibility, and technological adaptation. In today's talk with Fred Kuhr, he discusses how best to address labor challenges, keys to finding quality employees, and how to help employees help us. "

Jeff Kuhr is the Director of Public Health for Mesa County. He is an active participant in statewide policy and program development, serving on the Colorado Early Childhood Leadership Commission and Opioid Crisis Recovery Funds Advisory Committee. In Grand Junction, he serves on the boards of directors for St. Mary's Regional Medical Center and the Rocky Mountain Health Foundation. Jeff has a PhD in Educational Psychology from the University of Nebraska. He has been a local public health director for 18 years. **Follow Heidi on Social Media! ** Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Spotify About Heidi As a homegrown Coloradan with a passion for keeping the spirit of our state alive and well, I started this podcast to bring the people of Colorado together to celebrate the amazing state we call home! Come along on this journey with me as I travel across our state in my vintage RV, interviewing folks who embody the true spirit of the Rocky Mountains. From the front range to the mile-high city, to the mountain towns and the Wild West of southern Colorado, we'll celebrate the history, beauty, and Coloradans that make this place the colorful state it is! Each week, you'll meet the people trailblazing the way for an even more colorful future for us all, and who are making a huge difference along the way. Visit heidiganahl.com to learn more about the podcast and where we are headed! Submit a guest to Heidi's Colorful Colorado! CLICK HERE!

In dieser Podcast Folge tausche ich mich mit der lebenden Berliner Legende, dem 5 fachen Kickbox Weltmeister und erfolgreichen Unternehmer Michael Kuhr aus. So wie man es von Michael Kuhr kennt, spricht dieser Klartext und nimmt "kein Blatt vor den Mund". Wir sprechen über sein Mindset, seinen Weg zum Erfolg, was Ihn beeinflusst hat und wie er sich seine Erfolge erarbeitet hat.

In dieser Podcast Folge tausche ich mich mit dem Unternehmer, mehrfachen Welt-, Europa- und Deutschem Meister im Kickboxen und Berliner Legende Michael Kuhr aus.

Von Hundekindern, Kuhrüden und Männer-WG´s

Reiner Kuhr, an adjunct professor at University of Massachusetts Lowell, worked in the electric power sector for more than 40 years. In this episode, Kuhr, who calls himself an “energy technology economist,” explains why keeping nuclear plants like Indian Point operating is a far cheaper way to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions than by using wind, and solar, how deregulated electricity markets are undermining the nuclear sector, and why the U.S. is headed toward “a train wreck in power generation.”

Fulfillmenttools, a cousin of commercetools, is a spinoff of REWE Digital that is taking REWE's in-house fulfillment technology to market. In this episode, we talk through the state of the fulfillment software market and how they have some unique competitive advantages by having started in the grocery space.

[VERSION LONGUE] Ootalk, la French Cloud discussion, avec Sidonie Kuhr et Camille Boudeau, c'est parti ! Quel a été le rôle du département RH durant crise ? Quels leviers ont été actionnés au sein des entreprises pour assurer la pérennité de l'activité ? Autant de questions que nos invités Camille Boudeau, Human Resources Business Partner Senior, et Sidonie Kuhr, Head of People, toutes deux chez Oodrive, vont tenter de répondre. Interrogé par Nicolas Lepochat, Field Marketing Specialist chez oodrive, ces deux professionnelles de l'humain en entreprise nous apportent l'enseignement qu'elles ont pu tirer de cette période inédite. 

[VERSION COURTE] Ootalk, la French Cloud discussion, avec Sidonie Kuhr et Camille Boudeau, c'est parti !  Quel a été le rôle du département RH durant crise ? Quels leviers ont été actionnés au sein des entreprises pour assurer la pérennité de l'activité ? Autant de questions que nos invités Camille Boudeau, Human Resources Business Partner Senior, et Sidonie Kuhr, Head of People, toutes deux chez Oodrive, vont tenter de répondre. Interrogé par Nicolas Lepochat, Field Marketing Specialist chez oodrive, ces deux professionnelles de l'humain en entreprise nous apportent l'enseignement qu'elles ont pu tirer de cette période inédite. 

Host: Amanda Mayle Guest: Jeff Kuhr Date: 12/10/20

Host:  Robin Brown Guest: Jeff Kuhr Date: 10/27/20

Rachel is founder and CEO of Productable SaaS, a software that drives innovative ideas to successful outcomes. She has worked across large corporations as an innovation consultant, venture backed startups as Mark Cuban's innovation right hand, and world class research institutions as an innovation success researcher with MIT. She is passionate about democratizing the innovation process so people of all backgrounds can achieve their vision.Laurel Mintz, founder and CEO of award-winning marketing agency Elevate My Brand, explores some of the most exciting new and growing brands in Los Angeles and the US at large. Each week, the Elevate Your Brand podcast features an entrepreneurial special guest to discuss the past, present and future of their brand.

Ep. 23 - Rachel Kuhr - "Innovating with Productable and Silicon Valley Innovation in Dallas" by Louder Co.

It's her party and she can bleed if she wants to! And apparently Risa Sera would like to bleed (this intro doubles as a content warning). For the sixth episode of season eight, the gang is having a good, long look at a good, long match. It's the main event of Risa Sera 4th Product Last Death Match: the 60 Minute Iron Woman Gauntlet Death Match. Featuring kendo sticks, crowns of barbed wire, light tubes, baseball, snowboards, pasta (question mark), an egg yolk chugging contest, and more!  Joining Joaquin, Frank and Chuck to apply some soft science is Eric Kuhr!  [Risa Sera vs X, 60 Minute Iron Woman Gauntlet Death Match, Ice Ribbon/Risa Sera 4th Product Last Death Match, November 14 2017]

We hosted Mark Kuhr, CTO and Co-Founder at Synack on the podcast at Fogo de Chão during #RSA2020. Synack rented out the restaurant for two days during the conference to host security practitioners with amazing food and providing them with engaging content and activities. This episode is sponsored by: Synack View the Trusted Synack Experience at RSA here!

We hosted Mark Kuhr, CTO and Co-Founder at Synack on the podcast at Fogo de Chão during #RSA2020. Synack rented out the restaurant for two days during the conference to host security practitioners with amazing food and providing them with engaging content and activities. This episode is sponsored by: SynackView the Trusted Synack Experience at RSA here!

On this debut episode of the Discuss Metal podcast we sit down with Novembers Doom frontman Paul Kuhr to discuss the band’s career, as well as hear his perspective of our views in the Novembers Doom episode of Discography Discussion.  We also discuss the band’s newest album Nephilim Grove. #discussmetal #NovembersDoom #PaulKuhr Paul Kuhr and Novembers Doom can be found online at http://www.novembersdoom.com&& https://www.facebook.com/NovembersDoom1989 Buy the new album Nephilim Grove at https://novembersdoom1989.bandcamp.com && http://bit.ly/ProphecyNDNG   Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreon Discography Discussion Podcast Homepage - http://bit.ly/DiscographyDiscussion Subscribe to RSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/danandjoeshow   Listen to Discography Discussion on Spotify - http://bit.ly/discussmetalspotify Discography Discussion on iTunes - http://bit.ly/discussmetalitunes Discography Discussion on Google Play - http://bit.ly/discussmetalgoogleplay Listen on Stitcher - http://bit.ly/discussmetalstitcher Watch/Listen on Youtube - http://bit.ly/discussmetalyoutube Listen on TuneIn - http://bit.ly/discussmetaltunein   Join the conversation on Discord - http://bit.ly/discussmetalDiscord Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Discographydiscussion Twitter - https://twitter.com/discussmetal Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/discography_discussion Tumblr - https://danandjoeshow.tumblr.com   Questions? Comments? Suggestions?  Email: danandjoeshow@gmail.com www.discussmetal.com   Media Mentioned In This Episode:  Episode 139: Novembers Doom - http://bit.ly/DDNovembersDoom

This week on the podcast Rachel Sipperley is joined by innovation methodology expert, Rachel Kuhr, founder of Productable. Kuhr shares her experiences as an innovative founder and how to tackle the issues in order to grow a start up. Rachel's bio: Rachel is an innovation methodology expert who works collaboratively with corporates to improve their portfolio of outcome-driven innovation programs. Previously, she was the head of Product and Innovation for Mark Cuban's startup portfolio and managed product development for Clayton Christensen's portfolio company, BioLite. She helped startup businesses with support in product development, product management, innovation, design, marketing, sales, manufacturing, logistics, and process optimization. Rachel's expertise is rooted in her experience as an academic innovation research with University of Texas, MIT, and SUTD in collaboration with schools such as Oxford, Cambridge, Tsinghua, and Harvard. She has 8 published papers in innovation process with over 80 citations.For questions, comments, or to stay in touch please check out Thefemalefounderpodcast.com or email rachel@thefemalefounderpodcast.com

Cyber crises are everywhere you turn now – from Russia’s interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections to company-wide data breaches. But as technology and bad actors keep shifting, governments around the world are struggling to keep up. Dr. Mark Kuhr, former advisor to the National Security Agency and co-founder of Synack, an industry-leading security platform, explains the challenges for cybersecurity – and why the solution doesn’t have to be Big Brother.   More at https://altamar.us/the-future-of-cybersecurity/ Follow us on Twitter and Facebook  ----- Produced by Simpler Media

Our first dual interview with @jeffkuhr and @katiegoffman ! These two were just swings together in the recent Off-Broadway production of Clueless The Musical. Lots of laughs, lots of inspiration, hope you enjoy! www.jeffkuhr.net / www.katiegoffman.com / www.builtforthestage.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our first dual interview with @jeffkuhr and @katiegoffman ! These two were just swings together in the recent Off-Broadway production of Clueless The Musical. Lots of laughs, lots of inspiration, hope you enjoy! www.jeffkuhr.net / www.katiegoffman.com / www.builtforthestage.com

This week we are talking about emergency management and their role in utilities. In this case we are focusing on the power company. In every part of the developed world there are men and women that are keeping the lights on. And in every part of the developed world these men and women are responding to down cables and more. We are happy to included these brave people on EM Weekly. Guest BioSteven Kuhr is Manager of Emergency Management and Continuity at Colorado Springs Utilities. Steven leads an award-winning Emergency Management team responsible for a Comprehensive Crisis Management program which integrates the practices and principles of Emergency Management, Homeland Security, and Operational Continuity for four utility services - Electric, Natural Gas, Water, and Wastewater - for the City of Colorado Springs and communities across the Pikes Peak Region. Steven serves on the board of directors of InfraGard-Denver, he is a founding executive member of the Colorado Critical Infrastructure Alliance, and is an adjunct professor with the College of Security Studies at Colorado Technical University. Steven has a Master of Science in Homeland Security Management from Long Island University and a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management Administration from the State University of New York.Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skuhr/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skuhrAdvertisersTitan HST https://www.titanhst.com/Emergency Managers Leadership Conference www.emlc.us

Sorry I'm late! It's been a crazy week but it's here! This week we have Eden Grimm, the founder and designer of the cutest kids clothing at Only Little Once. LOVE. And Samantha Kuhr is back to talk to us about her trip to the middle east! Travel buffs will love this one!

This is a special edition of EM Weekly. It is the first of series of webinar-based discussion panels that we have planned to the EM community and it is completely free for you and the guests on the panel. Some webinars are 45 minuet ads about a product that you may or may not have any interest in. Here at EM Weekly we wanted to bring you an entire different experience a more interactive experience. You get to engage in the conversation as it is going on. No boring PowerPoints and Like I said no product sales pitch at the end. The following webinar is sponsored by the Emergency Management Leaders Conference (EMLC) That is this May 29th though the 30th in Phoenix AZ. Go to emlc.us to sign up today. Enjoy The Future of Emergency Notification with special guests Kelly McKinney, Steven Kuhr, Vic Merjanian and hosted by Todd DeVoeLinks LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddtdevoe/Twitter: https://twitter.com/SitchRadioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sitch-Radio-1905599416165117/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sitchradio/Website: https://sitchradio.com/our-shows/em-weekly/Email: brian@emweekly.com EM Weekly Information EM Weekly www.emweekly.com EM Weekly on Situation RadioResources https://www.emweekly.com/downloads/category/free-template/AdvertisersTitan HST Emergency Managers Leadership ConferenceEM Weekly Webinar Series 2019

Don't be afraid to network! Rachel Kuhr is the Director of Private Engagement, Corporate Innovation Services at RocketSpace, an innovation consulting firm that helps fortune 500 companies solve their biggest problems. Rachel has also worked at some over very cool companies. Listen to this episode to hear all about it! If you want to learn more about Rachel, check out her LinkedIn: bit.ly/RachelKuhr New episode every Wednesday! Next week I will be interviewing the Founder / Conceptual Innovator / Brand Strategist & Sherpa / Creative Catalyst at Insurgents! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hdigh/support

This week we have a wonderful conversation with Samatha Kuhr, Ambassador Relations Manage at Erin Condren Design. She goes into detail about her fight with breast cancer, how blogging helped her through it and how it effected her children. After that we talk about traveling to far off places that you would never think to take your kids and how it's not really as hard as you think. And lastly we speak about what it’s like to work at Erin Condren, brand ambassadorship and tips on how you can become a brand ambassador too. On Big Biz we got the opportunity to speak to Janelle Fitzpatrick from Stair Barrier! We find out how you go from a great idea to being in the homes of celebrities. This is a great episode, enjoy!

In this episode meet Melanie Kuhr, Managing Partner and CEO of Signature Millwork.  Melanie is one of the featured speakers at the upcoming YES CEO Symposium, and she spoke with Carl Thomas recently about how the economic downturn of 2009 made her company better and stronger.

Your actions can make a difference in the world you live in. It's time to realize that going after your dreams will have a positive impact on your family and your community. Learn how to live an inspired and compassionate lifestyle, even with your busy schedule.

Die Bibel als Wort Gottes - Jan-Christian Kuhr (21.05.2017) by Landeskirchliche Gemeinschaft

ZONDAG 5 MAART 2017 Buiten waait de Noordenwind (Schmidt/Bannink) Carla Lipp 0?46 Van de cd Ja zuster nee zuster NN 500.402-2 Samen met één vrijer (Schmidt/Bannink) Carla Lipp en Hetty Blok 1?54 Van de cd Ja zuster nee zuster NN 500.403-2 De man, de vrouw (Wilmink/Bannink) Simone Kleinsma 3?29 Van de cd Willem Wilmink zijn mooiste liedjes VARA VCD 630104 4 Carnaval in Kleef (Bomans) Godfried Bomans 6?22 Van het Godfried Bomans Luisterboek Uitg. Rubinstein Paulus Potterlaan (Rot/De Groot) Boudewijn de Groot 4?02 Van de cd Vreemde kostgangers Universal 573 058-4 Polonaise (Van Ostayen/M. v. Bergen Henegouwen) Marjolijn Touw 3?14 Van de cd Dichterbij Mercury 526183-2 De stelling van Pythagoras (Pythagoras/Dorrestijn) Jesse Dorrestijn 1?43 Van de cd o kus mij, o omarm mij Eigen beheer Spotlied op de vrije vrouwen (Speenhoff) Katinka Polderman 2?34 Eigen opname Liefste (J.Ian/M. Bijl) Conny VandenBos 5?34 Eigen opname De bom (Elsink) Henk Elsink 6?38 Van de cd Een uur lachen met Henk Elsink EMI 7243 477698 2 5 In de sporen van Ghandi(L. Kuhr, K. Buenen/L. Kuhr, R. Frank) Lenny Kuhr 3?54 Van de cd Gekust door de eeuwigheid Eigen beheer Ome Daan (Peters/Geelen) Ted de Braak 2?53 Single Barclay BLY 60823-2 ?n Beetje (Van Hemert/Schallies) John de Mol 3?47 Van de cd ?n Beetje?en nog veel meer COS 68 De twips (Schmidt/Bannink) Carla lipp 3?02 Van de cd Ja zuster nee zuster NN 500.402-2

DAMAGER hangs out with KUHR and gives him a hypothetical about cancer.