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One thing tomorrow's election will test is Americans' appetite for chaos, particularly the kind that Donald Trump has been exhibiting in the last few months of his campaign. After weeks of running a disciplined campaign, Trump's advisers lost control of their candidate, the Atlantic staff writer Tim Alberta reported this week. Trump grew restless and bored and drifted off script in his campaign appearances. During a summer interview with the National Association of Black Journalists, for example, he mused aloud about Kamala Harris, “I don't know. Is she Indian or is she Black?” From the perspective of his advisers, Trump's string of offensive public statements needlessly alienated potential voters. Members of Trump's campaign staff told Alberta that they became disillusioned about their ability to rein in their candidate and left the campaign. Will this unleashed version of Trump affect the election outcome? In this week's episode of Radio Atlantic, we talk with Alberta and another Atlantic staff writer, Mark Leibovich, about how candidate Trump transformed over the summer, how Kamala Harris's campaign reacted, where each campaign stands now, and what it means for the election. Alberta and Leibovich also offer tips on how to manage your inner chaos while watching the election results. Get more from your favorite Atlantic voices when you subscribe. You'll enjoy unlimited access to Pulitzer-winning journalism, from clear-eyed analysis and insight on breaking news to fascinating explorations of our world. Subscribe today at TheAtlantic.com/podsub. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2421 - The director of the American Jewish Congress, Avital Leibovich provided us her political and military expertise on the geopolitical strategy and activities affecting Israel and the entire Middle East.

How to strengthen resilience as a founder?   As I say every episode, entrepreneurship is often described as an emotional rollercoaster, oscillating between the highest highs and lowest lows. Alon Leibovich experienced this firsthand when his company BrandTotal was sued by Facebook, throwing him into a crucible of immense mental stress for nearly two years. Yet he also tasted the sweet victories, like running an Intel Ignite agro/climate tech bootcamp, which helped rebuild the Gaza Envelope community.   An entrepreneur, founder, and builder, Alon is also an organizational psychologist by training, though he never practiced clinically. This background shaped how he navigated the turmoil when he learned via social media that Facebook was suing his company. "It felt like someone had punched you in the stomach," he recounts. His first step was consulting his mentor and lawyer, feeling his world had collapsed.     Following his mentor's advice to take action rather than dwell, Alon assembled a crisis team that worked until 2am in the morning - risk managers, PR personnel, lawyers. "Attention is just like any other muscle," Alon says. You need to train the ability to pay attention and direct your attention to the right place, to navigate between everything, because eventually doing and being in action greatly reduces anxiety. It's better than getting caught up in thoughts in the head, which eventually didn't leave him for almost two years.   A board member's call proved pivotal in shifting Alon's perspective: "I know it's hard for you to see this now, but it's a good thing that's happening." Realizing customers remained loyal, Alon decided to fight back. CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) with biofeedback revealed his stress levels which mirrored "a soldier behind enemy lines under real life or death threatening situation" at risk of heart attack. He was coached to exercise, practice mindfulness, and breathwork to reduce his toxic stress levels.   The dissonance between his inner turmoil and outward composure to employees was grueling for Alon. Yet after two years, they prevailed in the lawsuit, and investors doubled-down on the company. Reflecting on being a founder-CEO, Alon asserts, "As an industry, we don't talk about the fact that it is very hard to be a founder-CEO." We devalue how hard it is these days to do something against all odds and give everything you have, and to believe that you are the one who can do it. But to do that, we have to build, for hours every day, our resilience. And it should be every day, not only when a crisis comes but before - for prevention, and after, and all the time.   Alon candidly shares grappling with imposter syndrome, doubting himself as both a person and manager, although at the end, a pivotal and very important realization was: "There is more to us than just our business."   His key lessons were understanding what you can control versus accepting what you cannot, having a "North Star" vision while remaining humble and coachable, and leaving ego aside to be agile. "Many first-time founders don't listen enough," he cautions. The dissonance between his first and second venture as an entrepreneur yielded profound growth.

Still teaching school at the age of 79, Polina Leibovich shares with us her story of a happy childhood and how she managed to survive hell in the camps of Transnistria.  Interviewed for Centrpa by Natalia Fomina in 2004, Polina also tells us about finding a husband, raising a family and devoting her life to teaching.  Read by Sara Kestelman in London.

Lori Leibovich is the editor of the Well section at the New York Times and under her leadership, it has become a juggernaut of essential, chart-topping content about the ways in which we are all trying to live better, healthier, and happier (and the many ways in which we are being challenged in trying to do so). Meanwhile, Lori has been  living all the confusion of the past three years along with the rest of us, leading the section while keenly aware that we all needed information we could trust while we figured out the way forward (and a little bit of grace while we got there). In this episode of "Your New Life Blend," host Shoshanna Hecht talks to Lori about building trust, covering trends and big stories (pandemic, menopause, mental health, Ozempic), and how to actually help people to be happier (and also drink more water). Show Notes NYT Wellhttps://www.nytimes.com/section/wellGetting Well with Lori Leibovichhttps://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/29/insider/getting-well-with-lori-leibovich.htmlSocial Media https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorileibovichhttps://twitter.com/lorileibovichhttps://www.instagram.com/lorileibo (private)BookMaybe Baby: 28 Writers Tell the Truth About Skepticism, Infertility, Baby Lust, Childlessness, Ambivalence, and How They Made the Biggest Decision of Their Liveshttps://amzn.to/4aSes5MMothers Who Think: Tales of Real-Life Parenthood (contributor)https://amzn.to/4b1AMKw

2024 is an election year and Donald Trump is running again. This makes journalist and political commentator Mark Leibovich's second nonfiction blockbuster Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission, particularly timely. Mr. Leibovich sketches the political landscape of Washington during the Trump presidency. We all know how Mr. Trump bent the Republican party to his will. But instead of focusing on the former President, Leibovich centers his narrative on the people and mechanisms that enabled his meteoric rise to power.Want to find out more about the John Adams Institute? Check out our website: Website - https://www.john-adams.nl/Support the show

From the frontlines of the Israel-Hamas War, Lt. Col. (res.) Avital Leibovich, director of AJC Jerusalem, joins us to discuss the current pause in fighting between Israel and the terror group Hamas, the release of hostages, the significance of international support for Israel, and the challenges the Jewish state faces in the West Bank. Leibovich also provides insights into the humanitarian conditions of the hostages and the broader implications of the conflict.  Take action to bring all hostages home now. *The views and opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views or position of AJC.  Episode Lineup:  (0:40) Lt. Col. (res.) Avital Leibovich Show Notes: Listen – People of the Pod on the Israel-Hamas War: What Would You Do If Your Son Was Kidnapped by Hamas? The Good, the Bad, and the Death Threats: What It's Like to Be a Jewish College Student Right Now Mai Gutman Was Supposed to Be at the Music Festival: IDF Lone Soldier Recounts Harrowing Week Responding to Hamas Terror: IsraAID CEO on How You Can Help Israelis Right Now Watch – Lt. Col. (res.) Avital Leibovich's War Diary How All Israelis are Affected by the Israel-Hamas War How October 7 "Changed the DNA" of Israelis Forever How Volunteers are Stepping up to Support the IDF Learn: Debunking the False Equivalency Between Israeli Hostages and Palestinian Prisoners What is Known About Israeli Hostages Taken by Hamas How much do you know about Hamas? Try to ace our quiz and expose the truth about the terror group today. Follow People of the Pod on your favorite podcast app, and learn more at AJC.org/PeopleofthePod You can reach us at: peopleofthepod@ajc.org If you've appreciated this episode, please be sure to tell your friends, and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. Transcript of Interview with Avital Leibovich: Manya Brachear Pashman:   As the pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas terrorists nears its expiration on Thursday, Hamas continues to hold hostage 160 people. 80, including 61 women and children have been released during the pause. In exchange, Israel has freed 180 Palestinian prisoners. Lieutenant Colonel Avital Leibovich, Director of AJC Jerusalem joins us from Israel now for an update. Avital, welcome to People of the Pod and how are you? Avital Leibovich:   Thank you for having me. I am doing well, considering the fact that we are in a war here in Israel. My biggest concern at this time is the well being of my family. My son is in the army, my daughter is on reserve duty. So that's my number one concern. And of course, the well being of Israel, the safety and security of Israel.  Manya Brachear Pashman:   So Avital, what does this pause mean? What is being accomplished during this time? Avital Leibovich:   So the pause is something that Hamas pressured Israel. It pressured Israel because the military pressure was quite significant. The pause allows a few things to happen. Number one, we, Israel will receive hostages, and in return, Israel will free from prison, women and youth that were involved in different planning of terror attacks or executed themselves terror attacks. And that's one thing. The second thing I would say, is time for Hamas to regroup. That's for their benefit. This pause allows them to regroup, rearm, reposition themselves. The third thing and I'm going back to Israel also allows Israeli army to better prepare to rearm to place itself in the right positioning and then be ready for the next stage, which is resumption of the fighting. Manya Brachear Pashman:   And do you expect that fighting to resume right away? Or do you think that Israel would like to extend the pause as long as possible in order to get as many hostages back as possible?  Avital Leibovich:   Yesterday, there were meetings between, actually was a very interesting meeting in Qatar. In the meeting, we had the head of the Egyptian intelligence, the head of the Israeli Mossad, and the Qatari representative, and the American head of the CIA, the American CIA. And in this meeting, the discussion evolved on a few more days of pause, and in return, Hamas will release a few more hostages.  So right now Israel has said that it agrees to a few more days of a pause. But we're only talking about a few more days. The ultimate goal of this war is to eliminate Hamas government in Gaza. And in order to change that government, in order to bring some sort of a new future to this region, to Israel, to Gaza, to the Palestinians living in Gaza, this takes time.  So the fighting I assume will take a long time. It's going to be a long time because Gaza has been built underground and above the ground in such a way that requires inch by inch, very careful work a lot of the time other facilities are booby trapped. There is a huge array of tunnels underground, which are very long. With junctions. Some of the tunnels can even have cars inside. So this has to be a very, very careful job. We have a lot of soldiers inside Gaza right now. And so this pause I would say is temporary. Manya Brachear Pashman:   What are we learning from the hostages who are being released? Avital Leibovich:   That's the most heartbreaking issue. We're learning a few things. The first thing is they had to speak very, very quietly among themselves. Of course, I'm referring to those who had other hostages with them. But those who had other hostages with them had to whisper. And how do we know this because some of the kids are still whispering today, some of the kids that have been held as hostages and just returned from captivity, they're still whispering. Another thing we know is that they had very little food, very little quantities of food, which also brings a lot of worries here in Israel, because there are many elderly people held. There's still a baby inside the toddlers and a few other children. And so the nutrition issue obviously is quite critical.  The third thing we learned is that some of them were held in complete seclusion. One of the children that returned two days ago is a 12 year old boy, by the name of Eitan Yahalomi. His father was murdered, his mother is still alive. And he actually was in a room by himself for at least two weeks. And imagine for a 12 year old to be in this kind of hostile environment, on his own without anybody to communicate, underground, most of the time, that's quite scary.  We also know that they had very poor hygiene conditions, no running water, very, very minimal toilet facilities. We also know they never received any medical care and attention, no medicine, no doctors, nothing of that sort. And the last thing we know is that most of the time they were held underground, in an underground facility, different sizes of rooms. And all of these things are just a small indication of the cruelty of this terror organization called Hamas. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Congress is debating whether to send aid to Israel to support Israel in the war. How important is it at this point? Avital Leibovich:   I think it's very important. First of all, I do want to say that the support that Israel received from the US until now, it's unbelievable. The fact that there are, on the military side the fact that there are our aircraft carriers here in the region, and planes filled with different kinds of ammunition. That sends a very strong message of both deterrence and strength to the enemies in the region. And second, on the political, more strategic level. The voting, the vetoing of the different proposals on the Security Council in the UN, the multiple visits starting from President Biden to Secretary of State Blinken, which he's supposed to arrive here tomorrow. And also appointing a special envoy to this specific situation that we have here in the region.  So all of these things speak volumes. So yes, I think it's very significant to Israel, and also the future decisions will be significant. Look, being at war for such a long time and 53 days have passed already has serious precautions on different issues. Economy is one of them. Obviously, tourism has stopped, small businesses have been affected and many other sectors as well. So aid would be very, very significant to Israel. Manya Brachear Pashman:   I'm also curious about the security situation in the West Bank. We were so focused on terrorism coming from the West Bank before this happened. What is the situation there now, especially as hostages are being released? Avital Leibovich:   It's a good question, because from where I'm sitting, the West Bank at this point of time is another front that Israel has to deal with at this specific moment. We have a serious challenge with the fact that the Palestinian Authority does not really have governance in many areas in the West Bank. And as a result of that, there are different kinds of terror groups, Hamas is one of them. But it's not the only one, trying to recruit Palestinians to commit different terror attacks. The second side of it is a lot of incitement, which is really flooding the social media platforms, and also has an effect on the mood on the streets on the mood of young people and others as well. So the IDF, the Israeli Defense Forces, actually almost on a daily basis, needs to enter certain areas where there is no prisons, unfortunately, have any Palestinian policemen, and actually arrest those terrorists on the ground. And I think in the last 50 days or so the IDF has arrested more than 1000 people that have been suspicious and with some kind of planning or plotting terror attacks against Israelis. And this does not seem to quiet down I have to say so I am concerned of this front.  At this point of time Hamas is though, by the way, investing a lot of time and effort because Hamas is interest is of course, to create lack of stability here in Israel. So part of that is the instability is trying to influence what's going on in the West Bank and trying to get people out to the streets, either protesting against idea for committing some sort of terror acts against Israelis so that's really an issue of concern for us. Manya Brachear Pashman:   We talked about the importance of American aid, are there other countries that are showing significant support that have been really vital in this war? Avital Leibovich:   I think that we've seen some very important gestures of support by European leaders from the Czech Republic, from Bulgaria, from, from the UK, from France, from Japan, from other countries. But I think the number one country in Europe that really stood up and is still standing up supporting Israel very, very strongly, is maybe Germany. And yesterday, the President of Germany visited Israel and visited one of the kibbutzes, a kibbutz called Be'eri. And a lot of the houses there were burned and dozens of people were murdered and others were kidnapped. And he was so touched and moved. And he said that the government of Germany intends to donate 7 million euros just for the rebuilding and renovating of this community.  But there are other countries as well, and I think Israel has been well supported by the international community. However, the challenge still lays ahead, because we are not at the end of this war. And in order to eliminate Hamas, we need more time. And as this time progresses, there will be a lot more pictures which are not pleasant because pictures from wars are not pleasant pictures. And this may have an impact on different kinds of world leaders. So we have to continue and explain and gain that legitimization so that Israel could complete its goal and continue to defend itself. Manya Brachear Pashman:   I know in conversations with AJC's, Berlin's director Remko Leemhuis, he brought delegations of German officials to Israel. And that has made quite a difference, I think, to see it firsthand. Have there been other delegations from other countries? Avital Leibovich:   So we have hosted here in Israel four delegations with very short notice. I have a great staff in the office, and they were able to create an itinerary, which I think is very experiential on one hand, but on the other hand, is also quite touching. Because how many people in such leadership positions really have the opportunity to really be on the ground and see the situation as it is. So we had here three parliamentary delegations from European countries, East and Western Europe. And we also had here the head of the, the chair of the Foreign Affairs security committee of the German parliament. And I met those three parliamentary delegations, and I briefed them.  And I have to say that with all the information that is out there today in 2023, via the internet and platforms and social media, still there is not a full understanding of the situation. So taking these participants on the ground, showing them those areas, those communities that have been affected, and taking them to a base that has been turned into a morgue. Where, even today, more than 80 bodies and body parts still remain unidentified because of the terrible condition that they came with. And I explained to them the extent of the atrocities. You can only really get it when you're on the ground.  Manya Brachear Pashman:   Avital, once this pause expires, and I know it's unclear when that will be, but you've made it clear that it's inevitable – what comes next? Avital Leibovich:   I think we are heading into a very difficult time ahead. Because once we finish the hostage exchange kind of agreements, then Israel will have to return to the actual fighting part. And Hamas, which is a very bitter psychological warfare enemy will continue and try to stop this fighting in different psychological ways. Israeli leadership will have to make here tough decisions, whether the country agrees, for example, just I'll give you just one idea of such a dilemma.  Let's say Hamas tomorrow morning, or in three days time says, complete and finish the fighting altogether. Stop for the next five years, hold your fire for the next five fears, and in return, we will return all the hostages. Then what, then what do you do as a country? What kind of decision will the government take? Will it still continue with the fighting to eliminate Hamas? Or will it say okay, the life of the hostages are more important and therefore, we are canceling the original goal and stopping the fighting. I don't think that will happen.  But those kinds of dilemmas, I think will escort Israeli leaders in the next couple of days. I think they will be tough, very tough questions ahead that Israel will need to deal with. Another issue that we haven't discussed, is the northern arena. Hamas is a tough enemy. is a cruel enemy. It possesses something like 20,000 rockets, which they used more or less half, maybe a bit more. Because Hezbollah is a totally different ballgame in terms of capabilities in terms of military capabilities in terms of ammunition, precise ammunition and so on. And what will be the policy visa vie Hezbollah. And this is also a question Israel will need to ask itself and I'm sure that the next week or two will have an indication where this country is heading. There's one thing that it's clear to all of us here in Israel, that we cannot go back to the same situation that existed here on October 6–53 days ago. That situation must be changed. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Avital thank you so much for joining us and giving us an update.  Avital Leibovich:   Thank you for the opportunity.

Even saying the word "Israel" hurts right now. So we're extra proud to be sharing (a bit belatedly) this interview with Israeli rabbi Maya Leibovich (please note: it was conducted prior to Oct. 7th). Emma and Marci also share their thoughts and reflections one month after Oct. 7th, and we've shared some of our most recommended Israel-related resources in the show-notes on our website. Am Yisrael Chai and may all the world soon know peace. #bringthemhomeNOW --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenrabbispodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenrabbispodcast/support

On this episode of Cut to the Chase: we give some of the exciting updates in the world of science. As we approach the Fall of 2023, this year continues to demonstrate that perhaps the scientists still don't know everything there is to know about our planet. Amongst the exciting updates, Dr. Adam Leibovich, our regular contributor on all things physics, has been named Dean of the Arts and Science at University of Pittsburgh.   So major congratulations are in order for that achievement.  Dr. Leibovich goes through three topics in this update. First, we go through the recent experiment with the muon, a subatomic particle, and what that means for the Standard Model. The experiment was run and confirmed the existence of other types of matter and energy that exist in the universe that scientists have not accounted for. So now the search for what these particles, matter, and energy are will keep physicists busy and excited for the future. Second, the James Webb Space Telescope has passed its one year anniversary. Dr. Leibovich goes through a few of the exciting things that the telescope has observed, including the most detailed infrared image of the universe ever created. And third, the ongoing dream of trying to make nuclear fusion a reality reached a recent milestone at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory which used 192 lasers to ignite a fusion reaction that produced more energy than was used to trigger it.   Although the old saying that we are “30 years away” from making nuclear fusion commercially viable might still be the case, the milestone was significant as it replicated the achievement of creating more energy than was used to create the reaction. As Dr. Leibovich notes, in the world of science, replication of the experiment is always significant. Now, the world just needs a significant amount of funding and effort to help make nuclear fusion commercially viable. Scaled up nuclear fusion could be a solution towards getting the world off fossil fuels without having to mine the planet for materials to making EVS, solar and wind powered apparatus. Listen to the previous episodes Adam has been on here: Leibovich's Biased Top 10 Unknowns In Physics Are You In Outer Space? Check Out Who Is and the Science Behind It James Webb Space Telescope: Will it Solve Unanswered Questions of the Planet? First Images from James Webb Telescope Revealed-What We Saw Learn more about Adam and his career https://www.as.pitt.edu/adam-leibovich-dean Follow Adam on LinkedIn  To learn more about mass tort law cases and lawyer best practices, subscribe to the Cut to the Chase: Podcast with Gregg Goldfarb

In a special breaking news edition, Lt. Col. (res.) Avital Leibovich, director of AJC Jerusalem, joins us to break down Israel's Operation Shield and Arrow and the threat posed by the Iranian-backed terror group Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which has fired over 500 rockets towards Israel since Tuesday. Leibovich also provides an update on how Israelis are coping with the latest escalation and efforts being made towards a ceasefire.  *The views and opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views or position of AJC.  ___ Episode Lineup:  (0:40) Avital Leibovich ___ Show Notes: Take action: Urge Congress to Stand with Israel Against Terrorism Read: What to Know About the Gaza Strip, Terrorist Rocket Attacks, and More 5 Things You Need to Know About Israel's Iron Dome Defense System and Those Who Voted Against It Listen: Israel at 75: 7 Things You Should Know About Israel: Listen to these seven episodes of AJC's People of the Pod featuring leading Israeli and American scholars, experts, and influencers that will help you learn more about the complexities, triumphs, and challenges facing Israel today. AJC CEO Ted Deutch on the Importance of Jewish American Heritage Month: This May, AJC is proud to celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month and the countless contributions that Jewish Americans have made as patriotic citizens, creative artists, brilliant scientists, and star athletes. To kick things off, we're joined by AJC CEO Ted Deutch to hear his reflections on his first several months at AJC, what he's looking forward to at AJC Global Forum 2023 in Tel Aviv, and how he's marking Jewish American Heritage Month. Follow People of the Pod on your favorite podcast app, and learn more at AJC.org/PeopleofthePod You can reach us at: peopleofthepod@ajc.org   If you've enjoyed this episode, please be sure to tell your friends, tag us on social media with #PeopleofthePod, and hop onto Apple Podcasts to rate us and write a review, to help more listeners find us. __ Transcript of Interview with Avital Leibovich Manya Brachear Pashman:  Welcome to a special breaking news edition of People of the Pod to bring our listeners up to date on what's going on in Israel. Joining me is Lieutenant Colonel Avital Leibovich, Director of AJC Jerusalem. Avital, welcome, and I hope you are safe. But how are you doing? Tell me. Avital Leibovich:   Thank you. It's an opportunity for me to be here with you today and to share from the ground our experiences here in Israel. This is already the third day of the operation. There's tension in the air, but I think that our resilience as Israelis is quite strong. And I'm sure we will overcome this situation as we have in the past. Manya Brachear Pashman: So what is going on there–who is firing the rockets that are now falling on Israel? Avital Leibovich:    So the operation is directed towards the Islamic Jihad in Gaza. Islamic Jihad in Gaza is the smaller of two terror groups in Gaza. It's backed and funded and directed by Iran. And its charter is pretty clear, I would say. Basically, the organization believes that Israel has no right to exist. And in order to make sure that we will not exist, Iran is funding its military capabilities. They have managed to build an arsenal of rockets, of mortars, of drones. They have managed to train soldiers, militants in order to conduct anti-Israeli operations.  And Israel decided to initiate an operation, following two events. The first event was a week ago, where over 100 rockets were fired by this organization, the Islamic Jihad, within 24 hours, towards Israel. And the second event actually took place on Pesach, on Passover, in which 34 rockets were fired from Lebanon within 10 minutes by factions of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Lebanon. So this was an opportunity to make sure that Israel is preventing further escalation and basically defending its people. Manya Brachear Pashman: So where's Hamas in all of this? Avital Leibovich:    So Hamas has in the past, decided to actually sit quietly and not intervene. And this is common. We've seen this in the operation last year, we've seen this in the operation two years ago. And you may want to ask what the reason for Hamas sitting back and the reason is that Hamas has a lot to lose. Currently, Israel declared that it's only looking to target Islamic Jihad targets, namely not Hamas targets. And Hamas understands that if it will join the celebration of Islamic Jihad, then the price Hamas will pay will be very, very high, for one.  There are 18,000 Palestinian workers entering Israel from Gaza on a daily basis. These kinds of workers bringing salaries back home, actually move some sort of an economic cycle inside the Gaza Strip, and the shopping power is stronger and stronger by these workers. If Hamas will join the operation, then obviously, Israel will close the border and will not allow these workers to enter. And additionally, I'll remind our listeners that Hamas is still renovating Gaza from previous operations. So it would be quite serious from their perspective, to stop the renovation and then create further damage. Because as you know, Hamas and Islamic Jihads' arsenal of weapons are very much inside densely populated areas. Manya Brachear Pashman: So what are we seeing in terms of – is the Iron Dome doing its job of protecting Israelis? Avital Leibovich:    So I would say thank God for the Iron Dome, I would say thank God for the very strong and strategic partnership Israel has with the US, which is very highly valued here. The Iron Dome is basically saving their lives with a whopping success rate of 90%, the Israeli people know that there's something in the sky that will be able to protect them. There are thousands of people that have spent the last three days in shelters, their spirit is quite broken. Because sitting in a shelter, whether you're a four year old child or a 30 year old mum, and hearing constantly sounds of explosions and jets flying in the air, this is not a normal kind of atmosphere.  Manya Brachear Pashman: By the time this airs, perhaps a ceasefire will be reached, wouldn't that be a blessing? Are you optimistic that that will happen? Avital Leibovich:   You know, living in the Middle East, you have to be optimistic in routine times, in emergency times. Talks of a ceasefire began yesterday. But we have to keep in mind that there is a lot of fake news, a lot of false publications. And I don't see an end to the current situation, the next couple of hours, maybe in another 24 to 48 hours. And I'm just getting a report that there was a direct hit of a building in Rehovot, which is a city maybe half an hour from here, half an hour from Tel Aviv. So we're not there quite yet. I do want to mention, in this context, Egypt's role. Media has put a focus on Saudi Arabia's role in the region. But we must not forget that Egypt is a strong partner. And this is the partner who actually mediates between Israel and the different terror groups in Gaza. They have an important role. Israel respects this role. And we should not forget this very, very significant actor in our region. Manya Brachear Pashman: Well Avital, thank you for that addendum and thank you for joining us. I really hope that you're able to stay safe and that we are talking about a ceasefire very soon. Avital Leibovich:   Thank you for the opportunity.   

#cine #entrevista #estreno #documental #cineargentino #incaa #cinenacional #gaumont #cineconmcfly #DomadorasDeDragones #DamianLeibovich El jueves a las 20.15 hs. en el Cine Gaumont (Av. Rivadavia 1650, CABA) se estrena Domadoras de dragones, el documental de Damián Leibovich (Forajidos de la Patagonia, Eber Ludueña y el puntapié final) que narra el devenir de un grupo de mujeres sobrevivientes de cáncer de mama quienes, contra viento y marea, deciden conformar un equipo de remo en bote dragón (una disciplina muy desarrollada en Asia, y que se recomienda especialmente a quienes atraviesan tratamientos contra esa enfermedad pues brinda múltiples beneficios). El filme de Leibovich acompaña ese proceso que zigzaguea entre desafíos, alegrías y desencuentros. Domadoras de dragones fue coproducida por la Universidad Nacional de Río Negro y tendrá funciones en CABA del 9 al 15 de marzo, realizando luego estrenos en diversas salas Incaa del país y en la plataforma CineAr. Sinopsis Mujeres sobrevivientes de cáncer de mama se reúnen para remar con la técnica de Bote Dragón como parte de su recuperación física y emocional. Los problemas surgen cuando el objetivo del grupo cambia para algunos miembros. Ficha Técnica Participan Gabriela Borrado, Astrid Bengtsson y el grupo de mujeres que conformó el equipo Nahuel Rosa. Realización, guión y edición: Damián Leibovich Música: Grégoire Lourme Corrección de color: Adrián Alba Producción: Marcos del Bello, Pablo Degliantoni (UNRN) Damian Leibovich (Kiwiproducciones Audiovisuales) Si quieren invitarme un cafecito: https://cafecito.app/cineconmcfly ☕ Seguí todas las novedades del mundo del cine y los últimos estrenos videocomentados en: En Twitter: http://twitter.com/pablomcfly En Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cineconmcfly En Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/pablomcfly

Leibovich, staff writer at The Atlantic, talks to Chuck about his latest story, a profile of the “GOP's hottest molecule.”

Betsey makes two announcements regarding 1) her complete retirement and 2) a newly calendared trip to Israel, which requires her to secure a U.S Passport. Politics and family gatherings don't always mix - but Betsey's new extended family has opened new doors of understanding and perspective. A great horned owl brings them all together. Ken shares his three visits to Israel. The MidTerms are just two weeks away. Raphael Wornack debates Herschel Walker. John Fetterman appears in a face-off with Dr. Mehmet Oz. Many states are in play, with control of both the Senate and House, including California. Ezra Klein interviews author Mark Leibovich regarding his recent book, Thank You for Your Servitude. His thesis: to understand today's G.O.P., we must understand what Leibovich calls, the Trump enablers. Paul Ryan, Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, Kevin McCarthy, J.D. Vance, and many more have, by their silence, turned the Republican Party into the Party of Trump. Ken identifies government by the consent of the governed, free and fair elections, and the peaceful transfer all at risk in this election cycle. Lawsuits and armed guards have targeted Maricopa County in Arizona during this election. CNN's expose on Rupert Murdoch shows how the conservative media complex has been the enabler-in-chief for the extreme right. Betsey projects Secretary Pete as the next President of the USA in 2024    Become a Patron: www.pateron.com/beachedwhitemaleSupport the show

​​“What would you do for your relevance?” the political journalist Mark Leibovich asks in his new book, “Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission.” “How badly did you want into the clubhouse, no matter how wretched it became inside?” For Leibovich, you can't truly understand the current Republican Party without taking stock of the almost Shakespearean drama that unfolded during the Trump presidency — in which Republican after Republican bowed to the will of their ascendant party leader.Through his extensive — and often quite colorful — reporting with Trump's inner circle of enablers, Leibovich tries to understand the motivations that fueled Trump's takeover of the G.O.P. But this conversation isn't only important in retrospect. With the Republican Party poised to possibly recapture at least one house of Congress in November, many of Trump's core enablers could soon hold considerable political power. Who are they? What do they believe? How will they act if given power?We discuss why the stakes in 2022 midterms feel higher than ever, why the Republican Party has changed so profoundly since the days of Paul Ryan and Eric Cantor, how the governing structure of the G.O.P. fell apart as Trump rose in influence, the many reasons politicians from Lindsey Graham to Elise Stefanik converted from Trump skeptics to staunch Trump defenders, the political motivations of Kevin McCarthy — who may become the next speaker of the House — and how he might wield power, how the persistence of Trumpism could profoundly alter American democracy, why Leibovich believes figures like J.D. Vance prostrated themselves to a man who insulted them, what options Democrats have for countering election denialism and more.Mentioned:“Donald Trump Is Not Going Anywhere” by Mark LeibovichBook recommendations:Why We Did It by Tim MillerConfidence Man by Maggie HabermanNSFW by Isabel KaplanThoughts? Guest suggestions? Email us at ezrakleinshow@nytimes.com.You can find transcripts (posted midday) and more episodes of “The Ezra Klein Show” at nytimes.com/ezra-klein-podcast, and you can find Ezra on Twitter @ezraklein. Book recommendations from all our guests are listed at https://www.nytimes.com/article/ezra-klein-show-book-recs.“The Ezra Klein Show” is produced by Emefa Agawu, Annie Galvin, Jeff Geld and Rogé Karma. Fact-checking by Michelle Harris, Mary Marge Locker and Kate Sinclair. Original music by Isaac Jones. Mixing by Jeff Geld, Sonia Herrero and Isaac Jones. Audience strategy by Shannon Busta. Special thanks to Kristin Lin and Kristina Samulewski.

Mark Leibovich is a staff writer at The Atlantic where he specializes in U.S. politics. He was previously the chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine. His latest book, Thank You for Your Servitude, analyzes the continuing grip that Donald Trump has on the Republican party. Leibovich and Preet discuss Trump's viability as a candidate in 2024, whether Joe Biden should run for a second term, and November's most anticipated midterm races.  Plus, Preet analyzes the newest DOJ brief in opposition to Trump's request for a special master to review the Mar-a-Lago documents.  In the bonus for CAFE Insiders, Leibovich sizes up Donald Trump post-presidency and whether Ron Desantis is a strong candidate to lead the Republican ticket in 2024. To listen, try the membership for just $1 for one month: cafe.com/insider.  For show notes and a transcript of the episode, head to: https://cafe.com/stay-tuned/trump-obstruction-enablers-with-mark-leibovich/ Tweet your questions to @PreetBharara with hashtag #askpreet, email us at staytuned@cafe.com, or call 669-247-7338 to leave a voicemail. Stay Tuned with Preet is brought to you by CAFE and the Vox Media Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve is joined by Mark Leibovich to discuss his new book Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission. How did the Republican Party get to its present predicament? Leibovich gives us his eyewitness account of how the former president transformed Washington, and a major American political party. Show Notes:-Thank You for Your Servitude by Mark Leibovich-Leibovich's page at The Atlantic

(This conversation originally aired on July 28, 2022) Welcome to this encore edition of Midday.  Tom's guest for the hour is the award-winning author and journalist Mark Leibovich. He was the Chief National Correspondent for the New York Times for 10 years, before moving to The Atlantic  this past spring. He's the author of four books, including the number one NY Times bestseller, This Town, in which he chronicles the incestuous relationship between Washington media and the political class. His latest book was number one on the bestseller list just two weeks after it was published in July. It examines the unprecedented and often inexplicable spell cast on the Republican party by Donald Trump, whose demands for fealty and obsequiousness know no bounds. As Leibovich deftly observes, official Washington not only curried favor with Mr. Trump, it groveled with a degree of servility unmatched in American political history. Leibovich offers an insightful glimpse into a world where Trump's supporters remain enthralled, despite the revelations of the January 6th Committee, or the ignominy that Trump continues to heap upon himself as he repeats, over and over, a medley of malicious lies about the election he lost. The book is called Thank You for Your Servitude:  Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission.  Mark Leibovich joined us in July on Zoom from Washington, DC…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Thursday on Political Rewind: Not all of Donald Trump's business took place in the Oval Office, according to author Mark Leibovich in his new book, "Thank You for Your Servitude." From his seat at the bar in the Trump International Hotel in D.C., he saw the president's closest confidants. Panelists Kevin Riley, @ajceditor, editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Mark Leibovich, @MarkLeibovich, The Atlantic staff writer, author, Thank You for Your Servitude. Timestamps 0:00 - Introductions 8:04 - The importance of the Trump Hotel 12:54 - Lindsey Graham pivots from McCain loyalist to Trump loyalist 15:24 - How does Mark Leibovich get Trump loyalists to reveal crucial information? 21:28 - Leibovich on meeting with Donald Trump 28:34 - Leibovich talks on former Sen. Kelly Loeffler 34:00 - Leibovich talks his favorite part of the book 44:53 - Leibovich talks about Liz Cheney Please be sure to download our newsletter: www.gpb.org/newsletters. And subscribe, follow and rate this show wherever podcasts are found.

In a special two-part episode, John Heilemann talks with Mark Leibovich, former chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine, current staff writer for The Atlantic, and author of This Town, the iconic skewering of the culture of pre-Trump Washington, DC; and Tim Miller, former Republican strategist, current #NeverTrump gadfly-cum-firebrand, writer-at-large for The Bulwark, and host of Not My Party on Snap. Leibovich and Miller are also the authors of a pair of hot new books — Thank You For Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission and Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell, respectively — that tell essentially the same tale from different sides of the looking glass: the story of "the supplicant fanboys" and "parasitic suck-ups" who "permitted Donald Trump's depravity to be inflicted on the rest of us" (Leibovich); of "the army of [GOP] consultants, politicians, media figures" who "recognized all the risks but still climbed aboard for a ride on the SS Trump Hellship" (Miller). Heilemann and the authors discuss the dom-sub nature of the relationship between Trump and Mike Pence, Lindsey Graham's soulless craving for proximity to power, Miller's own flirtation with the dark side, and the broader pattern of Republican complicity, corruption, and cowardice that enabled Trump's rise, his rule, and his violent plot to overturn a presidential election and trash American democracy ... all of which, terrifyingly, persists unabated to this day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a special two-part episode, John Heilemann talks with Mark Leibovich, former chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine, current staff writer for The Atlantic, and author of This Town, the iconic skewering of the culture of pre-Trump Washington, DC; and Tim Miller, former Republican strategist, current #NeverTrump gadfly-cum-firebrand, writer-at-large for The Bulwark, and host of Not My Party on Snapchat. Leibovich and Miller are also the authors of a pair of hot new books — Thank You For Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission and Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell, respectively — that tell essentially the same tale from different sides of the looking glass: the story of "the supplicant fanboys" and "parasitic suck-ups" who "permitted Donald Trump's depravity to be inflicted on the rest of us" (Leibovich); of "the army of [GOP] consultants, politicians, media figures" who "recognized all the risks but still climbed aboard for a ride on the SS Trump Hellship" (Miller). Heilemann and the authors discuss the dom-sub nature of the relationship between Trump and Mike Pence, Lindsey Graham's soulless craving for proximity to power, Miller's own flirtation with the dark side, and the broader pattern of Republican complicity, corruption, and cowardice that enabled Trump's rise, his rule, and his violent plot to overturn a presidential election and trash American democracy ... all of which, terrifyingly, persists unabated to this day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In conversation with Tracey Matisak, award winning broadcaster and journalist Mark Leibovich's books include the No. 1 bestseller This Town, a ''vastly entertaining and deeply troubling'' (The New York Times Book Review) exploration of the political culture in Washington, D.C.; and Big Game, a beyond-the-playing-field analysis of professional football at its precarious economic and social peak. Former chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine and a former correspondent for The Washington Post, Leibovich recently joined The Atlantic as a staff writer and is a contributing political analyst for NBC and MSNBC. He won the 2011 National Magazine Award for his profile of journalist Mike Allen. A sequel to This Town, Thank You for Your Servitude is a no-holds-barred account of Donald Trump's collaboration with the Republican Party to transform the once-proud party into a cult of personality mired in corruption and anti-democratic values. (recorded 7/26/2022)

Tom's guest for the hour today is the award-winning author and journalist Mark Leibovich. He was the Chief National Correspondent for the New York Times for 10 years, before moving to The Atlantic three months ago. He's the author of four books, including the number one best seller, This Town, in which he chronicles the incestuous relationship between Washington media and the political class. His latest book, published this month, is another number one best seller that examines the unprecedented and often inexplicable spell cast on the Republican party by Donald Trump, whose demands for fealty and obsequiousness know no bounds. As Leibovich deftly observes, official Washington not only curried favor with Mr. Trump, it groveled with a degree of servility unmatched in American political history. Leibovich offers an insightful glimpse into a world where Trump's supporters remain enthralled, despite the revelations of the January 6th Committee, or the ignominy Trump continues to heap upon himself as he repeats, over and over, a medley of malicious lies about the election he lost. The book is called Thank You for Your Servitude:  Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission.  Mark Leibovich join us on Zoom from Washington, DC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Republican Party used to stand for individualism, and according to journalist and author Mark Leibovich, it now largely answers to the whims of one man: former president Donald Trump. Tracing Trump's ascent to the top of a party that in the early months of his candidacy viewed him with contempt, Leibovich brings answers to the massive question of “what happened?” Mark Leibovich is an award-winning journalist and writer for The Atlantic. Called the “reigning master of the political profile” by Washingtonian magazine and named one of “Washington's 25 Most Powerful, Least Famous People” by The New Republic, Leibovich has decades of journalistic experience, including previously writing for The New York Times for 15 years.  In his latest book Thank You For Your Servitude, Leibovich retells how figures like Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Lindsey Graham went from vocal Trump critics to loyal soldiers. With shocking honesty from some of Trump's biggest supporters admitting they are “in on the joke,” Leibovich uses interviews, news media and an incisive, brutally honest investigation to tell how Trump remade the GOP in his own image—and how far his politicians are willing to go to stay relevant. Join us, as Leibovich recounts the transformation of the American political right, and how it gave hints of the events we see unfold today. SPEAKERS Mark Leibovich Staff Writer, The Atlantic; Former Chief National Correspondent, The New York Times Magazine; Author, Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission; Twitter @MarkLeibovich In Conversation with Tim Miller Writer-at-large, The Bulwark; Political Analyst, MSNBC; Host, "Not My Party" on Snapchat; Communications Director, Jeb Bush 2016; Author, Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell; Twitter @timodc In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently hosting all of our live programming via YouTube live stream. This program was recorded via video conference on July 20th, 2022 by the Commonwealth Club of California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"The point with Trump is he's in on the joke." So said South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham about his odd relationship with the 45th President as quoted by veteran journalist Mark Leibovich in his new book Thank You For Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the price of admission. The idea that Trump's entire chaotic rollercoaster presidency was a giant joke and his army of Republican enablers were in on it all along is a continuing theme of Leibovich's book, as he charted how one after another top Republicans who privately had utter contempt for the occupant of the Oval Office, never the less fell loyally in line. Concluding, that it was all just some harmless charade that Trump himself was fully a part of. But what happens when the joke, including absurd claims about the results of a Presidential election leads to violence. Threatening the lives of even Trump's own Vice President. As the January 6th Committee plans to wrap up its summer hearings with a primetime special on Thursday night, we'll talk to Leibovich about his book and what happens when the big Washington joke stopped being funny. GUESTS:Mark Leibovich, (@MarkLeibovich), The Atlantic, (Fmr NYT), Author of Thank You For Your ServitudeHOSTS:Michael Isikoff (@Isikoff), Chief Investigative Correspondent, Yahoo NewsDaniel Klaidman (@dklaidman), Editor in Chief, Yahoo NewsVictoria Bassetti (@VBass), fellow, Brennan Center for Justice (contributing co-host)RESOURCES:Pick up Mark Leibovich's book Thank You For Your Servitude - Here.Yahoo News Exclusive Target Letters to Fake Electors - Here.Follow us on Twitter: @SkullduggeryPodListen and subscribe to "Skullduggery" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.Email us with feedback, questions or tips: SkullduggeryPod@yahoo.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 800 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Check out StandUpwithPete.com to learn more Mark Leibovich new book is "Thank You for Your Servitude" THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVITUDE is Mark Leibovich's unflinching account of the moral rout of a major American political party, tracking the transformation of Rubio, Cruz, Graham, and their ilk into the administration's chief enablers, and the swamp's lesser lights into frantic chasers of the grift. What would these politicos do to preserve their place in the sun, or at least the orbit of the spray tan? What would they do to preserve their “relevance”? Almost anything, it turns out. Trump's savage bullying of everyone in his circle, along with his singular command of his political base, created a dangerous culture of submission in the Republican Party. Meanwhile, many of the most alpha of the lapdogs happily conceded to Mark Leibovich that they were “in on the joke.” As Lindsey Graham told the author, his supporters in South Carolina generally don't read The New York Times, and they won't read this book, either. All that cynicism, shading into nihilism, led to a country truly unhinged from reality, and to the events of January 6, 2021. It's a vista that makes the Washington of This Town seem like a comedy of manners in comparison.  Mark is a recipient of the National Magazine Award for profile writing. He is the author of four books, including the number one New York Times bestseller This Town, about the political culture of twenty-first-century Washington, D.C. He recently joined The Atlantic, after a ten-year stint as chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine. Before arriving at the magazine in 2012, Leibovich covered national politics in the Times' Washington Bureau. He previously worked at The Washington Post and the San Jose Mercury News. He lives with his family in Washington, D.C. Ari Rabin-Havt is a photographer, author, and veteran of numerous political campaigns and organizations. Rabin-Havt served as deputy campaign manager on Senator Bernie Sanders's 2020 presidential campaign and was a Sanders aide from 2017 to 2021. Prior to working for Sanders he was host of The Agenda, a national radio show airing Monday through Friday on SiriusXM and served as an advisor to Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid, John Kerry and former vice president Al Gore among others.  His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, Jacobin Magazine, The American Prospect, The New Republic and  other publications. He has been a guest on CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, and Al Jazeera. Ari is a PADI Dive Master and an avid scuba diver who enjoys photographing large apex predators in their natural habitat.  Singer , Songwriter and Voice Over Artist Pete Coe is the "Annoying American Abroad" Pete on YouTube  Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page All things Jon Carroll   

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Adam Leibovich comes on to discuss the first images that we can see from the James Webb Telescope.   Dr. Leibovich, a physics professor at the University of Pittsburg and now the Director of the Pittsburgh Quantum Institute, shows us the first images, including images of Jupiter and he goes through the mission of the new telescope.    To watch this episode and see the actual images as Dr. L goes through them, go to my youtube channel here....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toNsIhrzlTQ Dr. L also explains how the James Webb Telescope differs from the Hubble Telescope and lots of fun possibilities, including whether the James Webb Telescope will be able to detect life outside our planet.   Exoplanets, infrared, gravitational lensing and of course whether this all proves or disproves Einstein's theory of general relativity.   With all the bad news in the world today, this topic is one bit of positive news.   The project is global in nature.   Anyone can apply to use the James Webb Telescope.   Here is how....  https://www.space.com/james-webb-space-telescope-observing-time-anonymous For some great up to date information, including the actual launch of the James Webb Telescope (it is currently 4 times further away from our planet than the Moon)-check out these links. https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/webbLaunch/whereIsWebb.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tXlqWldVVk&t=1s And for some super augment reality experiences through instagram-check out this link.  https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/17875130840557902/

"[Leibovich is] just so good at this. He is a world-class ranter, continuing an American tradition that includes such dyspeptic luminaries as H.L. Mencken, Hunter S. Thompson, and P.J. O'Rourke.... [He's also] a brilliant interviewer able to wheedle not-quite-admissions from his subjects, who give him all the access in the world." -- The Washington Post

In this episode of Punk Rock HR, my guest is Nir Leibovich. He is the co-founder and CEO of GoCo.io, a company that offers award-winning modern software for small to medium-sized businesses to manage their people. Nir and I talk about HR in small and medium-sized companies, HR's growing leadership role and the importance of neural networks for strengthening organizations. Punk Rock HR is proudly underwritten by The Starr Conspiracy. The Starr Conspiracy is a B2B marketing agency for innovative brands creating the future of workplace solutions. For more information, head over to thestarrconspiracy.com. To read the full show notes for this episode, visit: https://laurieruettimann.com/neural-networks-to-strengthen-organizations

There's an unintentionally amusing article in the Atlantic that has gotten a lot of discussion lately. It's about the age issue and President Joe Biden, who will turn 80 this November. The journalist Mark Leibovich began the piece this way: "Let me put this bluntly: Joe Biden should not run for reelection in 2024. He is too old." Leibovich said he has recently spoken with 10 "official and unofficial advisers to the administration." They've spent time around the president and say he is holding up well despite all the bad things that are happening in the country and the world. But then Leibovich added: "Here's another recurring theme I keep hearing, notably from people predisposed to liking the president. 'He just seems old.'"

Lt. Col. (res.) Avital Leibovich has been the Director of American Jewish Committee Jerusalem since 2014. Previously, she served for more than 20 years in a wide range of senior media and public relations positions within the Israel Defense Forces. The Future of Jewish is a podcast hosted by Joshua Hoffman, the founder of JOOL. In each episode, Joshua is joined by top leaders, thinkers, and doers who are paving the path for a promising Jewish future.

What are the many factors investors must consider if they are looking to sell in this hot market? (And buyers need to know this info as well!) Connect with Mark and Tom: StraightUpChicagoInvestor.com Email the Show: StraightUpChicagoInvestor@gmail.com Guest: Ron Plonis & Jeff Leibovich from Kiser Group ----------------- Production House: Flint Stone Media Copyright of Straight Up Chicago Investor 2022.

On this episodes of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Adam Leibovich discusses the James Webb Telescope and a bit of the Hubble Telescope.   He covers everything from what they are, the launch, and some more cool stuff.   He even gives us rookies an explanation of what a telescope is.   We will soon start getting some great shots from a telescope 1 million miles away.   So take a listen so you can orient yourselves.  Here is a link to see photos, videos, and stuff that NASA posts from the James Webb Space Telescope.  https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/multimedia/index.html And a link to Dr. Leibovich's bio.  https://www.as.pitt.edu/adam-leibovich-associate-dean-research-and-faculty-development  

Want to know the best ways to take advantage of the incoming economic upturn for your business in 2022, whether you're just starting out or have been in business for a few years? Learn exactly how to do this by replicating the marketing and sales strategies that have brought success to Gabby Leibovich, the Co-Founder of multiple businesses whose exits add up to a total of $1 BILLION, on this week's episode of The Make It Happen Show.   With lessons from Catch of the Day (now Catch.com.au), EatNow (merged with Menulog), Scoopon, and Luxury Escapes, Gabby's wealth of knowledge spans across multiple areas including being disruptive and innovative, invoking FOMO in business, the power of discounting, how to better understand your business' DNA, getting featured on A Current Affair, and so much more.   If you want to get 'lucky' in the New Year by knowing exactly how to take advantage of the increasing consumer spending, this is the episode for you. Check it out.   Timestamps: 2:02 - Is there such a thing as luck in business? 4:11 - Why now is the best time in business and opportunities 7:06 - How to use FOMO (fear of missing out) to elevate your marketing 9:31 - How to drive good volumes of sales as businesses reopen 10:48 - Turning demand to repeat consumer base 11:50 - The importance of being a trumpeter of your business 12:48 - How to build reputable PR and hone relationships with reporters 16:21 - How to hone and train intrapreneurs in business

How do you learn how sell stuff online when it hasn't been done before? And then how do you convince people to buy your products? Gabby Leibovich did just that – and in the process, with his brother Hezi, became one of Australia's best online retailers. Gabby and Hezi separately started selling products on eBay in the early 2000s, before joining forces to create Catch Of The Day – fifteen years later, and the eCommerce giant has become a multi-billion dollar business. In this episode, Gabby talks about growing up in a war zone, how raising $80 million from Tiger Global and James Packer changed his life and how he became the master of PR.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Innovation in health care is being driven by technology and data. At Mayo Clinic, the Center for Digital Health is the hub for this digital transformation. "The Center for Digital Health has the vision of bringing Mayo Clinic to a global community so that we can deliver Mayo Clinic anywhere in a manner that is simple," says Dr. Bradley Leibovich, medical director for Mayo Clinic's Center for Digital Health.Current projects at the Center for Digital Health include developing a digital front door and improved consumer experience for patients, expanding virtual care, and transforming health care delivery through data and analytics.One example is Mayo Clinic's advanced care at homeprogram, which provides comprehensive care to patients in the comfort of their own homes. Partnering with Medically Home, technology-enabled services company, some patients with conditions previously managed in a hospital now have the option to transition to a home setting for care and recovery services. "This enables people who traditionally would need to be in the hospital for a serious condition to stay in their home, having nurses and physicians checking on them via technology, and having data streamed to those providers from their home," explains Dr. Leibovich. "It allows people to stay in their homes more, with their families more. It will enable them to continue working more. It will cure them faster. It will do so with less expense, less frustration. And everybody benefits if we can accomplish that."On the Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast, Dr. Leibovich discusses work that is underway at Mayo Clinic's Center for Digital Health to improve the patient's health care experience.

In today's episode, we're honored to have Gabby Leibovich, Co-Founder of Australia's number 1 e-commerce group - The Catchgroup. Gabby, along with his brother Hezi, founded some of the most successful digital businesses in Australia like catch.com.au (Catch of the Day) and Scoopon. Now they are the authors of the book Catch of the Decade where they tell the story of how they started, scaled, and sold their businesses with no money and limited industry experience. Topics covered: Early days of catch.com.au What made Catch successful FOMO and execution Hiring a team of intrapreneurs Tips for startup entrepreneurs ✨ Download our FREE Financial Planning Template for Amazon Sellers: https://bit.ly/multiplymii-free-financial-planning-template ✨ Connect with us on social media: Yoni on LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/in/yonkoz/ Successful Scales on LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/company/successful-scales/ Instagram - https://instagram.com/successfulscales Facebook - https://facebook.com/successfulscales ✨ More about us: MultiplyMii Staffing - https://multiplymii.com Escala Consulting - https://weareescala.com Successful Scales Podcast - https://successfulscales.com ✨ Full video episodes are also uploaded on YouTube: Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/gAuEXjS RESOURCES: Catch Of The Decade Book by Gabby and Hezi Leibovich Start-up Nation by Dan Senor & Saul Singer Successful Scales is sponsored by Global Wired Advisors - a leading digital investment bank with decades of merger and acquisition experience on online and e-commerce businesses and focused on optimizing the business sale process to increase the transactional value of your greatest asset Connect with Global Wired Advisors here - https://globalwiredadvisors.com/

Gabby started Catch of the Day in a garage with his brother in 2011. Within 4 years they were Australia's most viewed online shopping site. Since then, Gabby and his brother have invested in 20 startups and are hungry for more opportunities.    In this interview, Foundr CEO Nathan Chan sits down with Gabby to discuss:    Starting his entrepreneurship journey at age 32 The explosive popularity of Catch of the Day The formula for creating “luck” How he identifies intrapreneurs within his team Replicating his business toolbox with other brands The 1+1=3 concept  And much more... Who do you want to see next on the podcast? Comment and let us know! And don't forget to leave us a 5-star review if you loved this episode.   Wait, there's more… If you enjoy the Foundr podcast, check out our free trainings. Get exclusive, actionable advice from some of the world's best entrepreneurs.    For more Foundr content, follow us on your favorite platform:  Foundr.com Instagram YouTube Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Magazine

Gabby Leibovich came to Australia as an immigrant child and worked hard. He worked hard at school, he and his brother worked hard at the markets to make some money and he worked hard to build one of Australia's best known and loved online retail brands; Catch of The Day. Gabby is a great Australian success story and a font of wisdom and knowledge about retail sales, online sales, marketing, brand building, team building, money making, investing and, also importantly, knowing ones business limitations. Gabby also invested hard in adjacent supplier relationships and the logistics side that supported his (and his brothers) business. What is revealing is the important focus on input costs as much as retail prices. Gabby is a straight-shooter, but incredibly warm and generous with his time, insights and views. For Episode 50 of Disciplinn, this is a real highlight. Enjoy our discussion.

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Adam Leibovich returns to update us on the recent new era of space travel where private billionaires are going to outer space for some travel.   Can it be?  Can humans actually travel to outer space?   Where is outer space?   Listen in on this episode to Dr. Leibovich explain what space travel is all about---scientifically speaking.    He helps explain what the atmosphere is and things like Karman line and where folks like Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson just traveled to and back from.   Maybe you CAN put space travel on your bucket list.   My mom always told me----it's ok when the kids said I was from outer space.

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Adam Leibovich reveals his biased top 10 unknowns in physics.   Leibovich, a particle physics professor at the University of Pittsburgh lets us know mysteries in the universe that the scientific world still has not figured out.   These unknowns reveal just how vast and complex  the planet is to us mere mortals.    A complicated episode for sure, yet we get a few fun nuggets in the episode including how to make a million dollars and a Leibovich family nugget in the scientific world.

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Leibovich discusses the current NASA mission to mars, including the effort to find evidence of life.   Dr. Leibovich gives a thorough explanation of how we got to Mars, what we brought, what we are looking for, and how we are looking for it.   Did you know China and the United Arab Emirates are also on Mars.    If you want to know about those Little Green, martians, extra terrestrials and the like-listen in and let me know what you think.   

Creator of multiple businesses that resulted in a combined exit value of $1billion – here we discuss the trends to look out for as the retail industry continues to thrive beyond the covid recovery effort, and some advice for anyone wanting to start up a new ecommerce business. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zp3iLcKnN1MU1suYwH_odLfBSV0UaC4D/view?usp=sharing   Show Notes Change in the retail landscape since launching what was at the time, The Catch Group How COVID gave the retail industry a boost in 2020. Building momentum in retail sales off the back of covid recovery. Offline vs online – how both need to evolve to changing customer behaviours. The importance in innovation in ecommerce right now. The increasing trend in marketplace growth. Integrating social commerce and video shopping into the consumer experience. How's Gabby's book has opened the door to new opportunities. Advice for the new ecommerce business startup Links Catch Of The Decade Catch.com.au Register for Online Retailer Conference & Expo, 21-22 July 2021 MouthMedia NORASee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Leibovich discusses the latest breaking news in the world of physics.   Did scientists just discover the 5th force of nature?    What is a "discovery" in the world of physics?    So take that notepad out again and listen in on this fascinating new story.

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Leibovich winds the tape backwards to the moment that Universe was created with the Big Bang.   Yes, you heard that right-we are winding the film of time and space backwards to that point 13.8 billion years ago. 

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Leibovich finishes defining the things in the Universe.   In this episode, he focuses on the smallest and darkest of things----protons, neutrons, electrons, atoms, dark matter, anti matter.   So hop aboard and let's finally learn these elements

Mi invitada de hoy en #momentodeDesmadre es Alejandra Leibovich y su mundo fantasía y calma. Una mujer que desde muy pequeña sacó sus dotes artísticos y pensó siempre fuera de la cajita. Usando todo su talento y guiada por su hijo, crea un mundo de historias para todos llamado Calm Down Stories. Alejandra Leibovich es artista, animadora, empresaria, autora, desarrolladora de aplicaciones, juegos y software y mamá de un niño hermoso de 5 años. Es conocida como Aleloop y vive de su creatividad y buena vibra. Ale tiene una trayectoria laboral increíble cómo animadora, desarrollada de software y ha liderado departamentos de arte en empresas como MTV, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon entre muchos más. Al dejar su trabajo exitoso en los medios, comenzó una empresa muy exitosa con su esposo y de la mano, comenzó a pintar personajes que le venían a la mente. No fue hasta que su hijo tenía 3 años, que estos personajes tornaron vida y se convirtieron en lo que hoy se llama Calm Down Stories. Una aplicación llena de historias narradas para su hijo, personajes increíbles y recursos para los padres para tener tiempo de calidad con nuestros hijos. Van a aman la historia de Alejandra y sé que se enamorarán de Calm Down Stories. Visitenla en @calmdown_stories o @Aleloop_official Y dejen sus comentarios positivos acá abajo. www.miamommy.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soypaulis/support

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, we bring back physics professor Dr. Leibovich to identify and explain the four forces of nature....the apple falling from the tree-yeh, that's an example of one of them.   Hop aboard and come learn with me.

"Unless you get off your ass, things don't happen. You have to go out there, you have to shake hands, meet people, build relationships." — Gabby Leibovich     Building multiple businesses over 13 years worth over $1 BILLION in exits is no small feat, especially for brothers with no business experience, limited industry knowledge, and little technical skills. Gabby and Hezi Leibovich are the brothers behind some of Australia's most well-known brands including Catch of the Day (now known as Catch.com.au), EatNow (merged with Menulog), and Scoopon.     With a passion for sharing their story of starting with eBay stores to disrupting multiple sectors with an empire of digital businesses, Gabby came onto The Make It Happen Show to show you how anyone, no matter their background or experience, can create a successful business. This episode is filled with hard-earned lessons, great pieces of advice, and endless authentic stories from their journey to greatness. Check it out now.     Timestamps: 2:47 - The 3 guiding elements every entrepreneur needs to make decisions 4:58 - The greatest lesson Gabby learned by launching multiple businesses in the span of 12 months 7:21 - Gabby shares the communication strategy that helped him gain PR 10:08 - How to maintain a long-term relationship with your suppliers 11:27 - The strategy that got Catch Of The Day's clients hooked 12:49 - Gabby shares the experience of having a brother as a business partner 16:02 - The importance of staff turnover as the business scales 18:17 - Gabby shares the effective company culture they've built throughout the years 20:43 - The reality behind focusing on one business vs launching multiple businesses 23:38 - How to turn your competition to your partners 26:36 - The company culture that strengthened Catch Of The Day's team 28:54 - How to find and build intrapreneurs 31:27 - How venture capitals changed the game for Gabby's businesses 36:00 - The greatest life lesson Gabby has applied in his entrepreneurial journey 37:18 - The number 1 thing you need to exit a company

In this episode of Cut to the Chase:, we bring back Dr. Leibovich, physics professor from the University of Pittsburg. so he can define the astrophysical objects in the universe.   Asteriods, meteors, comets, planets, stars and more---- you know, the good stuff.   So put your thinking cap on and enjoy the ride. 

How do two Israeli brothers with no money, basic tech skills and patchy English build some of Australia's most successful online businesses, with a combined exit valued of more than $1 billion?  You may not know their faces but you'll certainly know the brands they build – Catch.com.au, Menulog, Scoopon and Luxury Escapes. What's more, they did it on a budget and spent virtually zero on marketing.   How did they do it? With great copywriting, an entrepreneurial mindset and a passion to create a successful business. In this episode, the co-founder Gabby Leibovich reveals: How he built multiple businesses without spending any money on advertising  What he looks for when hiring copywriters How to turn humiliation and failure into the fuel for success The secrets to innovation when you're up against competitors bigger than you The power of PR and how to get it, even when you're just starting out How you can make your own luck when everything is going wrong The power of networking (even if you're an introvert and hate going out) Fun fact:  You never know where copywriting will take you.  After interviewing Gabby for my first book, Secrets of Online Entrepreneurs, he contacted me four years later to ask if I would ghost-write his business book. I did, the book is out, went to #1 on Booktopia and Amazon one week after launch and the rest is history. The lesson? Writing books is great fun, lucrative and as a copywriter, you are the perfect person to help others do it! Just think of it as one long copywriting job. Mentioned in this episode: Catch.com.au Menulog Scoopon Gabby's book, Catch of the Decade Read the show notes Join our community of copywriters at CopyClub.com.au. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today I talk about my breakfast with the co-founder of Catch.com.au, Menu Log, Scoupon and Luxury Escapes. It was great to sit down and absorb learnings from a individual who was created one of the best online stores in Australia. I also discuss my 2021 Goals that I have finally locked in and ready to tackle, they are mainly business but a also have a 60KG dumbbell thrown in for a bit of fun. 

In this episode, we're welcoming a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of some of the most well-known household brands in Australia. He co-founded Eatnow which later merged with Menulog, Catch.com.au, and Scoopon. He's also a shareholder of immensely successful holiday deal site Luxury Escapes and names like Fiverr, Vervoe, Tribe, and Flippa. To say Gabby Leibovich has had an interesting life would be an understatement. Having grown up in Israel near the Lebanese border and emigrating to Australia in 1986, he and his brother Hezi are one of the most successful investor duos today. Hear more about the conversation and his great entrepreneurial success.   CONTACT OUR TEAM TODAY!

Join me as I chat with Alejandra she is the creator of the Calm Down Stories app. She is a Miami based visual artist and software developer, ex Sr Art Director of MTV, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network creative services. Awarded Woman of the Year by Enterprising Women, winner of The Sammy Technology Award, and dozens of international design and animation awards for her work in television. Successful entrepreneur and a mom of five years old boy, Leibovich is staying creative and productive even during the most challenging times. Check out Calm Down Stories here https://calmdownstories.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chatsfromtheblogcabin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chatsfromtheblogcabin/support

In this episode Vinh and Ali discuss. Gabby and Hezi Leibovich's book Catch of the Decade which outlines their entrepreneurial journey that eventually led to them building and selling digital business that had a total value of $1billion+.Starting at the marketMazal - the concepts of luck, timing and location Art of EntrepreneurshipIncorporating strategic planning and design into our personal lives. Being connected to those we love during the holidays.Subscribe and listen to the podcast here:www.vinhandalishow.com

Gabby Leibovich is a serial Entrepreneur and co-founder of Australia’s no.1 eCommerce group, The Catch Group. He is also author of Catch Of The Decade, a book that reveals how Gabby and his brother Hezi have built, launched, merged, and sold some of the most disruptive businesses in Australia today. [Read More]

My guest for Ep135 of The Startup Playbook Podcast was Gabby Leibovich, Co-founder of The Catch Group. Gabby and his brother Hezi are two of Australia's leading e-commerce entrepreneurs. In October 2006, they launched Catch of the Day, a website that provided an exclusive deal on it's platform everyday. By 2010 it had become Australia's most visited online shopping site. In August 2019, Catch was sold to Wesfarmers for $230M. Alongside Catch, they also launched Scoopon in 2010 which was acquired by the Lux Group in 2017 and after launching EatNow in 2012 and merging with Menulog in early 2015, they were then acquired by Uk based Just Eat for a whopping $855M just a few short months later. Many of the stories and lessons behind these businesses was documented in Gabby and Hezi's new book Catch of the decade…This book been one of my favourite reads this year! In this interview we discussed some of the themes mentioned in the book including : Building culture that attracts and retains talentThe story behind Scoopon's decision to offer $1M in refunds after an airline went bankruptBalancing trade-offs when making key decisions as a leaderHow 1+1=3 with the right partners(and my personal favourite) chatting about all things Liverpool FC and how you can stop “kissing frogs” by having great leadership& much more! Full interview below! Show notes: Catch of the decade (book)Hezi Leibovich (Co-founder of The Catch Group)catch.com.auWesfarmers acquisition of CatchScooponGrocery RunMumgoLuxury EscapesEatNow and Menulog mergerJust Eat acquisition of MenulogYoutube video of Gabby's weddingAdir ShiffmanAdir Shiffman Podcast ( Startup Playbook Ep012)Vijay Bala (First hire at Catch)Ferry Satio (First programmer at Catch)AirAustralia collapseDavid Shein Podcast (Startup Playboo Ep133)Nick Molnar (Co-founder & Co-CEO at Afterpay)Anthony Eisen (Co-founder & Co-CEO at Afterpay)VinomofoJustin Dry Podcast (Startup Playbook Ep003)Pumpkin Patch acquisition by Catch GroupAdam Schwab (Co-founder of Luxury Escapes)Jeremy Same (Co-founder of Luxury Escapes)Paul Greenberg (Co-founder of Deals Direct)Ruslan Kogan (Founder & CEO of Kogan) Special Thanks: Special thanks to Adir Shiffman and Guy Polak for their help with research for this interview ? . Next interview: Join our next live podcast interview with Manuri Gunawardena, the Founder & CEO of HealthMatch.Date: 8th December 2020Time: 8-9am (AEDT)Registration link: https://tinyurl.com/Ep136Manuri Feedback/connect/say hello: Rohit@startupplaybook.co@RohitBhargava7 (Twitter)/rohbhargava (LinkedIn)@rohit_bhargava (Instagram)My Youtube Channel Credits: Music: Joakim Karud – Dreams Other channels: Don't have iTunes? The podcast is also available on Spotify, Soundcloud & Stitcher Audio Player. https://youtu.be/FD42tjzhS9o The post Ep135 – Gabby Leibovich (Co-founder – The Catch Group) on culture, leadership & kissing frogs appeared first on Startup Playbook.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we checkout Gabby Leibovich, Co founder of Catch, the business he and his brother started in 2006 from a garage in Melbourne and sold in 2019 for 230 million dollars. Links from the episode:Chemist WarehouseStart Up NationCatch of the Decade: How to Launch, Build & Sell a Digital Business by Gabby & Hezi LeibovichCatchBuilding Australian eCommerce Giants: Secrets & strategies from Catch founder, Gabby Leibovich | #028Acast (sponsored)Questions answered in the podcast:What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever bought online? Who is your favourite retailer? Which retail fad do you wish was history?Can you recommend a book or podcast that our listeners should immediately get into? Finish this sentence. The future of retail is… This episode was brought to you by… AcastAdd To Cart is hosted and distributed through Acast, the home of podcasting. It wasn't until I started this podcast that I realised how powerful podcasts are in creating real connections with listeners. I love when listeners contact me and speak to me as though we’re lifelong friends - and it's great! And I know this carries over to our advertising partners. My relationship becomes their relationship. And because I value my listeners above all - I only partner with brands I would recommend as a friend. It's kind of like influencer marketing without having to see me in a swimsuit. So, if you are looking to explore the power of podcast advertising for your brand, you should check out Acast. Acast host over 20,000 podcasts, a mix of amazing local and international content, and can deliver credible mentions to engaged listeners in an uncluttered environment. Check out Acast Advertising on google today.About your host: Nathan Bush from 12HIGHNathan Bush is the founder and lead strategist at eCommerce consultancy, 12HIGH. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia’s Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Gabby Leibovich, Co-founder of CatchGabby Leibovich is a digital entrepreneur and Co founder of Australia’s no.1 eCommerce group, Catch. After building catch.com.au from a Melbourne garage in 2006, Gabby sold it to Wesfarmers in 2019 for $230m. Gabby is also an investor in around twenty tech businesses and startups including Luxury Escapes, Catapult, Zip, Tribe, Hipages, Fiverr, Ratemyagent, Vervoe and Flippa. Second only to his passion for retail is his love of soccer.Please contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we checkout Gabby Leibovich, Co founder of Catch, the business he and his brother started in 2006 from a garage in Melbourne and sold in 2019 for 230 million dollars. Links from the episode:Chemist WarehouseStart Up NationCatch of the Decade: How to Launch, Build & Sell a Digital Business by Gabby & Hezi LeibovichCatchBuilding Australian eCommerce Giants: Secrets & strategies from Catch founder, Gabby Leibovich | #028Acast (sponsored)Questions answered in the podcast:What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever bought online? Who is your favourite retailer? Which retail fad do you wish was history?Can you recommend a book or podcast that our listeners should immediately get into? Finish this sentence. The future of retail is… This episode was brought to you by… AcastAdd To Cart is hosted and distributed through Acast, the home of podcasting. It wasn't until I started this podcast that I realised how powerful podcasts are in creating real connections with listeners. I love when listeners contact me and speak to me as though we’re lifelong friends - and it's great! And I know this carries over to our advertising partners. My relationship becomes their relationship. And because I value my listeners above all - I only partner with brands I would recommend as a friend. It's kind of like influencer marketing without having to see me in a swimsuit. So, if you are looking to explore the power of podcast advertising for your brand, you should check out Acast. Acast host over 20,000 podcasts, a mix of amazing local and international content, and can deliver credible mentions to engaged listeners in an uncluttered environment. Check out Acast Advertising on google today.About your host: Nathan Bush from 12HIGHNathan Bush is the founder and lead strategist at eCommerce consultancy, 12HIGH. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia’s Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Gabby Leibovich, Co-founder of CatchGabby Leibovich is a digital entrepreneur and Co founder of Australia’s no.1 eCommerce group, Catch. After building catch.com.au from a Melbourne garage in 2006, Gabby sold it to Wesfarmers in 2019 for $230m. Gabby is also an investor in around twenty tech businesses and startups including Luxury Escapes, Catapult, Zip, Tribe, Hipages, Fiverr, Ratemyagent, Vervoe and Flippa. Second only to his passion for retail is his love of soccer.Please contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gabby Leibovich and his brother Hezi built, launched, merged and sold some of the most disruptive businesses in Australia.  The businesses include Catch, Scoopon, Menulog and Luxury Escapes.  The brothers have written a book about their experience called Catch of the Decade and Gabby joined Gareth Parker to explore some of the stories within the book.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gabby Leibovich is the co-founder of Catch.com.au, Scoopon + EatNow/Menulog. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Under The Covers, Lisa and Nick interview Australia's leading tech/retail entrepreneurs Gabby Leibovich. Gabby is the author of Catch of the Decade and Co-Founder of Catch, Scoopon and EatNow. The trio cover everything from mistakes they've made in business, how to successfully scale and sell a business and the best investment strategies to make money.Connect with Gabby here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabby-leibovich-0b44174/Buy Gabby's book here: https://www.booktopia.com.au/catch-of-the-decade-gabby-leibovich/book/9780730388494.htmlLisnic Website: https://www.lisnic.com/Follow Nick Bell and Lisa Teh on LinkedIn for more business content:https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickbelle...https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisateh/Check out Nick and Lisa on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/c/lisniclearning

Officially the Reserve Bank might say we're out of recession, … but ah, it's the vibe . But if we're getting out this mess, we must listen & learn from the best … like Gabby Leibovich, the man who created Catch of the Day!

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Gabby Leibovich, Co founder of Catch, the business he and his brother started in 2006 from a garage in Melbourne and sold in 2019 for 230 million dollars. Gabby studied a Computer Science degree in pre internet days, but it was a passion for retail that really inspired his business career and led him to become an Australian eCommerce pioneer. A natural storyteller, Gabby chats about his experiences from the early days of Catch, selling one deal every day at midday. He shares his tips on finding great buying opportunities, tells us what informs his own unique brand of gut feeling and gives us the inside story on why he and his brother work so well together.Links from the episode:Catch of the Decade: How to Launch, Build & Sell a Digital Business by Gabby & Hezi LeibovichCatchSelling Catch to WesfarmersGabby & HeziEliminate transit damages with Signet (sponsored)Rollie Nation and Shopify Plus (sponsored)Questions answered in the podcast include:Why did Catch succeed in the early days when so many others did not?Why do you think you and your brother work so well together in business?How do you know when an idea is worth investing in?This episode was brought to you by… SignetWe all know that feeling when items turn up damaged, customers are upset, retailers are upset, the postie won’t be able to sleep at night, no-one wins. Our partners at Signet helped online stationery and invitations store Paperlust eliminate this issue by introducing a sustainable protective packaging solution that helped eliminate transit damages to zero and create a beautiful unboxing experience. Signet has over five and a half thousand packaging solutions that help leading eCommerce retailers step up their packaging game and helps posties sleep at night. Visit Signet.net.au to find out more.Shopify PlusAustralian brand Rollie Nation makes footwear that is lightweight and one of the favourites of suitcase stuffers around the globe, so when Rollie Nation wanted to put a greater focus on direct to consumer, they migrated to Shopify Plus, with integrations into Gorgias for customer service, Smile for loyalty, Klaviyo for direct marketing and Okendo for customer reviews, Rollie Nation were able to deliver a site that was as lightweight as their shoes. They immediately achieved a 62% improvement in page speed, which contributed to a 3.5% increase in conversion. As Limp Bizkit would say they’re now rollin’ rollin’ rollin’. To read more of Rollie Nation’s story and see other case studies visit the customers sections on www.shopify.com.au/plus.About your host: Nathan Bush from 12HIGHNathan Bush is the founder and lead strategist at eCommerce consultancy, 12HIGH. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia’s Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Gabby Leibovich, Co-founder of CatchGabby Leibovich is a digital entrepreneur and Co founder of Australia’s no.1 eCommerce group, Catch. After building catch.com.au from a Melbourne garage in 2006, Gabby sold it to Wesfarmers in 2019 for $230m. Gabby is also an investor in around twenty tech businesses and startups including Luxury Escapes, Catapult, Zip, Tribe, Hipages, Fiverr, Ratemyagent, Vervoe and Flippa. Second only to his passion for retail is his love of soccer.Please contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Gabby Leibovich, Co founder of Catch, the business he and his brother started in 2006 from a garage in Melbourne and sold in 2019 for 230 million dollars. Gabby studied a Computer Science degree in pre internet days, but it was a passion for retail that really inspired his business career and led him to become an Australian eCommerce pioneer. A natural storyteller, Gabby chats about his experiences from the early days of Catch, selling one deal every day at midday. He shares his tips on finding great buying opportunities, tells us what informs his own unique brand of gut feeling and gives us the inside story on why he and his brother work so well together.Links from the episode:Catch of the Decade: How to Launch, Build & Sell a Digital Business by Gabby & Hezi LeibovichCatchSelling Catch to WesfarmersGabby & HeziEliminate transit damages with Signet (sponsored)Rollie Nation and Shopify Plus (sponsored)Questions answered in the podcast include:Why did Catch succeed in the early days when so many others did not?Why do you think you and your brother work so well together in business?How do you know when an idea is worth investing in?This episode was brought to you by… SignetWe all know that feeling when items turn up damaged, customers are upset, retailers are upset, the postie won’t be able to sleep at night, no-one wins. Our partners at Signet helped online stationery and invitations store Paperlust eliminate this issue by introducing a sustainable protective packaging solution that helped eliminate transit damages to zero and create a beautiful unboxing experience. Signet has over five and a half thousand packaging solutions that help leading eCommerce retailers step up their packaging game and helps posties sleep at night. Visit Signet.net.au to find out more.Shopify PlusAustralian brand Rollie Nation makes footwear that is lightweight and one of the favourites of suitcase stuffers around the globe, so when Rollie Nation wanted to put a greater focus on direct to consumer, they migrated to Shopify Plus, with integrations into Gorgias for customer service, Smile for loyalty, Klaviyo for direct marketing and Okendo for customer reviews, Rollie Nation were able to deliver a site that was as lightweight as their shoes. They immediately achieved a 62% improvement in page speed, which contributed to a 3.5% increase in conversion. As Limp Bizkit would say they’re now rollin’ rollin’ rollin’. To read more of Rollie Nation’s story and see other case studies visit the customers sections on www.shopify.com.au/plus.About your host: Nathan Bush from 12HIGHNathan Bush is the founder and lead strategist at eCommerce consultancy, 12HIGH. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia’s Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Gabby Leibovich, Co-founder of CatchGabby Leibovich is a digital entrepreneur and Co founder of Australia’s no.1 eCommerce group, Catch. After building catch.com.au from a Melbourne garage in 2006, Gabby sold it to Wesfarmers in 2019 for $230m. Gabby is also an investor in around twenty tech businesses and startups including Luxury Escapes, Catapult, Zip, Tribe, Hipages, Fiverr, Ratemyagent, Vervoe and Flippa. Second only to his passion for retail is his love of soccer.Please contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we hear from Gabby Leibovich, Founder of Catch, Scoopon, EatNow and more. Gabby shares his journey as an entrepreneur and exiting his business to Wesfarmers for $230m, and exiting EatNow/Menulog for $855m. He also talks about his new book, Catch of the Decade. There are tonnes of actionable insights within!It's a great listen for all budding entrepreneurs, founders and business people alike!Founders on Air:Founders on Air is podcast for founders by founders. Steve Orenstein (Founder & CEO at Zoom2u https://www.zoom2u.com.au/ and Locate2u https://www.locate2u.com) and Mike Rosenbaum (Founder & CEO https://www.spacer.com.au and Parkhound https://www.parkhound.com.au) interview founders about their story as an entrepreneur. Our aim is to provide you with real & actionable takeaways from each episode to experiment with in your own startup or business. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Gabby Leibovich migrated to Melbourne from strife-torn Israel in the mid-1980s as a teenager, he had no idea what he wanted to do, besides being obsessed with soccer, having fun and trying to master English. After university he worked in his father's electronics store and the sales bug bit him. Last Episode Gabby explained how he graduated from working the bricks and mortar shop floor to eventually expanding into selling online, and building with his brother their first e-commerce empire in Catch of the Day. In Part 2 of my chat with Gabby Leibovich, he tells how they pivoted into online food ordering, creating a business that eventually became Menulog and made them another fortune.  He also gives inside tips for budding startup entrepreneurs on the importance of “frenemies” in business, and how being a risk-taker can lead to massive fails as well as successes.  Plus he's candid about the one great investment opportunity that got away, and why he's lived to regret it! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Melbourne-based Gabby Leibovich, and his brother Hezi stumbled across the internet, they were already experienced salesmen, Gabby had worked for years on the floor of his father's single electronics shop In the Melbourne suburb of Brighton, interacting with customers and selling product. The brothers had also branched out and sold products at suburban market stalls around Melbourne. Then they jumped to a store on eBay, and the internet‘s vast possibilities hooked them. In Part 1 of my interview with Gabby Leibovich, he explains how that 1st foray into online selling morphed into the brothers' own e-commerce website that started as deals.com and progressed to the wildly successful Catch of the Day. They built that business up from scratch & ending up selling their Catch Group to giant Wesfarmers in 2019 for $230million. But wait, there's more! Gabby & Hezi along the way also started Scoopon, and food ordering site called Eat Now, which merged with Menulog, and sold for almost $900million. This is their startup journey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Booktopia's CEO Tony Nash sits down with Gabby Leibovich, speaker, entrepreneur, and author of Catch Of The Decade. They discuss his new book, the business world and the world of technology, what the future holds in the digital realm, and more. Books mentioned in this podcast: Catch of the Decade - Gabby Leibovich: https://bit.ly/30hc5H6 Host: Tony Nash Guest: Gabby Leibovich Producer: Nick Wasiliev

In this episode, we speak with Gal Leibovich, Co-Founder and COO of visit.org, an employee-driven corporate social responsibility platform. Visit.org’s mission is to help companies do good through their platform. Employees can “shop” the platform and choose a cause they’d like to help by volunteering, or contributing money to (directly or by taking part in an activity where the profits are donated). Gal’s background is corporate. He joined visit.org because he wanted to make an impact. He wasn’t aware it was possible to be in the tech scene and combine it with contributing to society. Once he found out that’s possible he looked for a startup where he could do that. “For me having a job where you get paid but you’re also doing a lot of good and you change the face of doing good and the community around you is amazing and something you can’t say no to”. We discuss: – The movement towards doing good amongst companies and millennials – What it’s like to work in a scaling, driven mission startup – The importance of messaging in the non-profit landscape – Gal’s personal motivations and drives – And much more This episode made us self-reflect on how we can do more things that are bigger than ourselves and contribute to society. We hope it’ll move you to action as well. Enjoy your listen!

This edition of the biweekly AJC Live radio show was the first-ever all-listener show. The guest was AJC Jerusalem Director Lt. Col (res.) Avital Leibovich. All the questions came from the listeners, either by phone, e-mail or social media. AJC Westchester/Fairfield Director Scott Richman was the host for the show which aired live on WVOX 1460 AM from New Rochelle, New York on Monday, November 4, 2019, and was streamed live at www.wvox.com. All AJC Live radio shows are podcasted and can be found in the AJC Live archive at https://www.ajc.org/news/ajc-live-radio-show-archive.

New York Times' Chief National Correspondent Mark Leibovich joins Ben to break down the start of this year's NFL players and teams to watch, as well as major changes football fans can expect from the league this year. They also discuss the 2020 Democratic candidates and the factors weighing on Joe Biden's chances of clenching the nomination. Leibovich is the author of "This Town" and "Big Game: The NFL in Dangerous Times."

This episode was produced by Job van der Voort and edited by Ashton Herrmann.Intro and outro theme: “Organic to Synthetic” by Punch Deck.

Mark Leibovich joins Ben Domenech on the podcast to discuss the upcoming Super Bowl game and other reflections on this year's NFL season. They discuss coaches, owners, and the NFL feud with Barstool Sports. Leibovich is Chief National Correspondent for New York Times Magazine and author of "Big Game: The NFL in Dangerous Times."

La primera intervención en Soy Nacional fue de la Cantante, autora y compositora, Silvina Garré, quien dialogó sobre su próximo álbum musical, “Carrousel”, que lo presentará el próximo 24 de noviembre en la Usina del Arte, de forma gratuita. Asimismo Sandra Mihanovich, recibió en el estudio de Radio Nacional a la Cantante, compositora y guitarrista, Gabriela Torres, quien dio un adelanto de su próximo disco musical, Volver Con Sol, que lo expondrá por primera vez en el CAFF, el próximo viernes 30 de noviembre. Por último el equipo de Soy Nacional, entrevistó a la cantante, Gachi Leibovich, para conversar acerca de su carrera como artista y maestra de canto, además de presentar el disco que realizó con su hijo, “De Película”.

Leibovich, who reads a passage on the NFL trying to own the sports media landscape all year, on whether unpopular commissioner Roger Goodell can survive in the short or long term, on the snarky tone of his tome, on whether another NFL owner after Jerry Richardson will be caught in the #MeToo movement, and on the similarities of covering politics (Leibovich's full-time job for the New York Times) and covering the NFL.Werder on being part of the massive ESPN buyouts a couple of years ago, on what it feels like to be in his prime and being paid to NOT work, and on the future of the Dallas Cowboys, Jason Garrett and Dak Prescott.

Mark Leibovich, the chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine, talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about his new book, "Big Game: The NFL in Dangerous Times." In this episode:02:07 - Leibovich’s short stint as a tech reporter04:06 - “This Town” and burning bridges in Washington06:00 - How he got into writing about the NFL 07:58 - The goal of reporting and writing “Big Game”10:12 - The fault lines emerging in America’s football addiction11:58 - Football will survive in spite of the owners18:47 - Why these are “dangerous times” for the NFL19:52 - Donald Trump’s football dreams21:55 - “The kneeling thing”24:17 - The impact of Colin Kaepernick’s protests on the NFL27:22 - The other dangers to the league29:01 - Smarter helmets and cord-cutting37:18 - Robots playing football and other tech40:35 - Where does football go next?43:18 - Returning to politics and the “Trump swamp”45:51 - Working at the “failing New York Times” next to Maggie Haberman48:11 - Should we change the way we cover politics and sports?52:05 - Who does Leibovich love and hate in the NFL? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Florio is joined by Mark Leibovich to discuss his new candid and revealing book, Big Game: The NFL In Dangerous Times. Leibovich, a political reporter, talks about breaking into the NFL club (1:08), the surprising reaction to his book from inner league circles (5:30), which politician is most similar to Roger Goodell (24:30), the most likely candidates to become the next Commissioner (28:30), the self-inflicted anthem controversy and why the league won't stand up to Donald Trump (33:00), why Tom Brady might not finish his career in New England (46:00), and much more.

Florio is joined by Mark Leibovich to discuss his new candid and revealing book, Big Game: The NFL In Dangerous Times. Leibovich, a political reporter, talks about breaking into the NFL club (1:08), the surprising reaction to his book from inner league circles (5:30), which politician is most similar to Roger Goodell (24:30), the most likely candidates to become the next Commissioner (28:30), the self-inflicted anthem controversy and why the league won't stand up to Donald Trump (33:00), why Tom Brady might not finish his career in New England (46:00), and much more.

Mark Leibovich is the chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine. Based in Washington, he specializes in national politics, media and profiles of figures in public life. He is the recipient of the of the National Magazine Award for profile writing, and the author of This Town and Citizens of the Green Room. Big Game: The NFL in Dangerous Times (Penguin Press) is a merciless probing of America's biggest cultural force, pro football. Like millions of Americans, Mark Leibovich has spent more of his life than he'd care to admit tuned into pro football. Leibovich kept his obsession relatively private. Still, every now and then Leibovich would reach out to Tom Brady to gauge his willingness to subject himself to a profile in the New York Times Magazine. To his surprise, Brady returned the call. So began a four-year odyssey that has taken Mark Leibovich deeper inside the NFL than anyone has gone before. Ultimately, this is a chronicle of what may come to be seen as "peak football," but also the moment when it all began to turn. Big Gameis a journey through an epic storm. Pro football, this hilarious and enthralling book proves, may not be the sport America needs, but it is most definitely the sport we deserve.

We are blessed to welcome to RUF this week Rev. Gary Leibovich, the senior pastor of Strong Tower Fellowship (PCA) Macon, GA.

Episode 6 of "AJC Live" features AJC Israel Director Avital Leibovich speaking about Israel and the Middle East. "AJC Live" is hosted by AJC Westchester/Fairfield Director Scott Richman and airs on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month on WVOX 1460 AM or at www.wvox.com. This episode aired on Wednesday, February 25, 2015.

Featuring: An International Bible Contest update with Simcha Leibovich and a look at the book "Retirement GPS" with author Aaron Katsman. Plus the regular mix of great Jewish music, news from Israel and Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser.

Joe and Christiana Leibovich stop by to counsel Andy and not take things seriously. MostlyComedy.com

Innovation in health care is being driven by technology and data. At Mayo Clinic, the Center for Digital Health is the hub for this digital transformation. "The Center for Digital Health has the vision of bringing Mayo Clinic to a global community so that we can deliver Mayo Clinic anywhere in a manner that is simple," says Dr. Bradley Leibovich, medical director for Mayo Clinic's Center for Digital Health.Current projects at the Center for Digital Health include developing a digital front door and improved consumer experience for patients, expanding virtual care, and transforming health care delivery through data and analytics.One example is Mayo Clinic's advanced care at homeprogram, which provides comprehensive care to patients in the comfort of their own homes. Partnering with Medically Home, technology-enabled services company, some patients with conditions previously managed in a hospital now have the option to transition to a home setting for care and recovery services. "This enables people who traditionally would need to be in the hospital for a serious condition to stay in their home, having nurses and physicians checking on them via technology, and having data streamed to those providers from their home," explains Dr. Leibovich. "It allows people to stay in their homes more, with their families more. It will enable them to continue working more. It will cure them faster. It will do so with less expense, less frustration. And everybody benefits if we can accomplish that."On the Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast, Dr. Leibovich discusses work that is underway at Mayo Clinic's Center for Digital Health to improve the patient's health care experience. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy