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Jason Rosenblatt joins me on episode 47.A native of Canada but now resident in Israel, Jason is best known for his band Shtreiml, playing a mixture of Klezmer (Jewish) and Eastern European music with great use of the harmonica. His first instrument was piano before he went on to pick up the harmonica after hearing Sonny Terry and Paul Butterfield. He then took advantage of the vibrant Montreal blues scene to witness harmonica live.After hearing Howard Levy's seminal ‘New Directions in Harmonica' tutorial video, Jason knew he also wanted to take his own playing down a new path. He proceeded to take lessons with Howard, helping him to expand his sound using the overblow technique.In 2015 Jason released his album Wiseman's Rag, a slightly twisted take on the blues and jazz music that first got him started.Links:Jason's website: https://jasonrosenblatt.com/homeShtreiml band:http://www.shtreiml.com/shtreiml.phpJerusalem Harmonica Festival:https://www.facebook.com/harmony.culturalcenter/photos/a.259961650825736/2058544157634134/Joe Spiers custom harmonicas: https://spiersharmonicas.comVideos:Grand Theft Stutinki - Shtreiml CD Launch:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tG9PUugB-Zs&list=PLyA_Ggl9bnME8h4rLSjdK86aK4CVzWcUpHarmonica Jazz - Paper Moon:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LyUd3gSswU&list=PL0F121BC77E9267C7Teaching: using overblows in blues context:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsfh4QF7XrYTeaching: Salt Creek:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQmoDjp32qcAlso check out the Spotify Playlist, which contains many of the songs discussed in the podcast:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5QC6RF2VTfs4iPuasJBqwT?si=M-j3IkiISeefhR7ybm9qIQ

Wassup survivors! It's time to pack up for the end of Camp 180, please arrange your rides accordingly... No camp would be complete without Camp Crystal Lake in the mix! In 1957, a young boy named Jason drowns in Camp Crystal Lake as counselors fail to watch him. The next year, two counselors are murdered. Years later in 1980, a descendant of the original owners reopens Camp Crystal Lake and with two weeks left to opening the counselors are getting killed one by one by a mysterious person. But who could it be? ***TIME STAMPS*** Queue line: #1:29 The Ride: 36:34 Souvenir Shop: 1:10:41 ~LINKS~ Jason x Carrie comics https://twitter.com/junkmixart/status/1394850488646918151?s=20 https://twitter.com/junkmixart/status/1394850428664238082?s=20 Camp Crystal Lake Memories - 6 hr full franchise doc https://youtu.be/9CB5NMXXFnk His Name Was Jason: 30 years of Friday the 13th Doc https://youtu.be/5qVS05G6ynM ~SOCIALS~ Tell us how you felt about the episode!!! IG: https://instagram.com/d180podcast?utm_medium=copy_link TWITTER https://twitter.com/d180podcast?s=21 EMAIL US at Destination180podcast@gmail.com to submit "SURVIVORS SUBMISSIONS," where you can request movies, themes, or provide feedback! Link up with us next time when class is in session for next months theme, ABC (Anything But College), with 2009's SORORITY ROW

Hiiro's Naturopathic Doctor and founder of Evoke Integrative Medicine, Jason Marr, stops by for an informal dialogue about medicine and healthy living in today's day and age. Jason has a wealth of knowledge and experience with supporting patients in both the Western and Eastern medicine fields with a love for aiding in mental and emotional wellness.He looks at the "whole picture" of as a framework to support his patient's well being and from there, sets them up for success long term. Jason has been a true champion to Hiiro's recovery from stage 2 adrenal fatigue, leaky gut syndrome and anxiety/depression. He also offers multiple modalities through acupuncture, IMS and cold laser therapy, which Hiiro has greatly benefitted from.We get into the nitty gritty with mental health and the pandemic, how a Naturopathic practice is now versus pre pandemic and how Jason has adapted.Acquire some tips and tricks for your own health and lifestyle!Jason's LINKS:Jason's Instagram (@drjmarr)Evoke's Instagram (@evokelife.co)WebsiteBlogGetting Jewcy LINKS:Watch This Episode on YouTubeInstagram (@getting_jewcy)Facebook (@gettingjewcy)

In this Talking Tech episode Alex and Elliot speak with Jason Boehmig, co-founder and CEO of Ironclad. Ironclad aims to transform contract management from a low-value administrative task to a core business activity which provides valuable data and insights to the c-suite and other organisational leaders. Central to this mission is the development of the "digital business contract", a truly digital version of the analogue agreements we have worked with for centuries. LINKS Jason on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jboehmig/ IronClad homepage: https://ironcladapp.com/ Shipping container article: https://ironcladapp.com/blog/announcing-ironclads-series-d/ Pactsafe acquisition article: https://ironcladapp.com/blog/ironclad-pactsafe/?hellobar

“I'm most excited about connecting to people who are in and around the medical system who are not in the tribe of the letters after their name, who are in the tribe of evidence based practice and what's best for our patients” - Dr. Jason SilvernailOn the latest episode of the Clinical Leadership Podcast, we're joined Dr. Jason Silvernail, a DPT and Certified Strength and Conditioning coach. The interview is absolutely packed with valuable information including downsides of the "Toolbox Approach", the importance of sleep, why all health professionals should get outside of their specific type of medicine, and Jason's tip for how to further your career in health and medicine. As he states, he is also on active duty in the US military, and opinions expressed by Dr. Silvernail are his personal opinion and commentary and do not reflect the United States Army, the Department of Defense, or the United States Government.(**This interview was recorded in 2019 but was dug out of the archives after we realized we never shared this great information with our listeners!**) Links:Jason on Twitter Jason on YoutubeMatthew Walker - Why We Sleep Marcus Aurelius - Meditations Jonathan Haidt - The Righteous MindSteven Pinker - The Blank Slate

IN THIS EPISODE:As a young boy, Jason Michaels was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome. The diagnosis could have stopped him in his tracks but he chose to chase his career in acting and later as a magician. Today he combines his love of performing, sharing his story, and also training people on how to be resilient. You’ll love Jason’s journey to get to the top and his thoughts on branding.LINKS:Jason’s Website - https://www.jasonmichaelsmagic.comResilience Training - https://www.jasonmichaelsmagic.com/resilience-training-alt#DoTheImpossible Podcast with Jason & Stephen - https://www.jasonmichaelsmagic.com/podcast-index#podcastJason’s Book can be purchased on Amazon. You Can Do the Impossible, Too! https://www.amazon.com/You-Can-Impossible-Too-Professional-ebook/dp/B0711SLY79?SubscriptionId=0ENGV10E9K9QDNSJ5C82&tag=&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B0711SLY79Watch Jason on TEDx - https://youtu.be/nSIwU37Kl20Watch Jason perform on Mike Huckabee - https://youtu.be/BA9HhPU3MlgCHAPTERS:00:00 Intro03:25 TedX Excerpt03:46 Is Jason Michaels your real name?05:32 What’s your background in entertainment & how’d you start?09:07 What led you to want to speak more than just being a magician?12:09 Transitioning to more speaking gigs14:29 About Tourette Syndrome and education18:36 Paralyzed by a diagnosis20:04 Ripping of the label and finding the tools to help yourself (and others)22:26 Resilience Training Course23:14 About #DoTheImpossiblePodcast with Jason & Stephen (Bargatze)25:38 Transitioning and the Rebranding of Jason Michaels28:52 Five words to sum up Jason Michaels & using them as a brand30:14 Upcoming Episode info30:56 Wrapping up with Jason Michaels31:45 Resources and Outro

Today's show features comedian, Jason Earls. His warm personality and impeccable comedic timing have made him a favorite at comedy clubs, churches, businesses, and in front of students and members of the Armed Forces. Once voted Seattle's Favorite Comedian, Jason has also been featured on Focus On The Family's Date Night Challenge, Trinity Broadcast Network, and the Date Night Comedy Tour. In addition, he was named ITM Live's Best Comedian. Jason has performed throughout the country and abroad, and when he's not on stage, he's most likely with his wife, Terri, at one of their amazing kid's ridiculous sports events in his home city of Dallas, TX. During the show, Jason walks us through his process of working out a joke, the psychology behind what makes us laugh, and how creatives can navigate through this tumultuous year. LINKS: Jason's Website Jason's Podcast Instagram Youtube Patreon Boundaries Book MUSIC: Opening Theme: written and performed by The Hand Lungs Additional music provided by Kyle Lee and Kyler Clapp

As a founder and the CEO of Vari, Jason McCann’s mission is to help companies create environments that elevate people. A lifelong entrepreneur, Jason has more than 20 years of experience building and running successful companies. He learned the importance of putting the customer first early-on while working in his mother’s hair salons as a child.   Jason co-founded VariDesk in 2013, and the brand quickly became synonymous with sit-stand desks. Under his leadership, the company grew at an incredible pace and expanded its product and service offerings significantly, calling for it’s new, more inclusive name – Vari.   Today, Jason oversees all aspects of Vari from design, to sales, to customer service and distribution. The company has grown into a workspace innovation company that provides everything high-growth businesses need to unlock the potential of their workforce – from a full suite of office furniture to the workspaces themselves, offering space-as-a-service with VariSpace. A multi-tenant campus designed to elevate the way businesses approach office, VariSpace offers first-class amenities, fully outfitted offices, and flexible lease terms to enterprise-level clients.   About Vari (formerly VariDesk): A workspace innovation company, Vari helps growing organizations unlock the potential of their space and their people. From a collection of office furniture to workspaces offering space-as-a-service, the company makes it easy for high-growth businesses to scale and flex their office space. Organizations all over the world — including over 98% of the Fortune 500 — use Vari products, which are tested and certified to the highest industry standards. Discussion Rebranding from VariDesk to Vari in early 2020 Vari Headquarters transformation to prepare for the return to the office What can companies do today to start planning for the return to the office? VariSpace offices spaces. The seamless offices of the future. Links Jason's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-mccann-varidesk/ https://www.vari.com/ https://www.varispace.com/ LinkedIn: @vari Twitter: @workwithvari Facebook: @workwithvari Instagram: @workwithvari

There’s a lot of pain in the world. There’s a lot of anger, a lot of frustration. Maybe the reason why nothing is getting solved is because we’re all approaching problems from a childish perspective. Growing as a person isn’t just about healing your present wounds. It’s about healing the child within us, and finally moving on from past pain. WELCOME TO THE DARIN OLIEN SHOW. On this podcast, you'll hear me, Darin Olien, "the superfood hunter," have inspiring and enlightening conversations with extraordinary people from all walks of life. Although our ideas and approaches to life may differ, our ultimate goal is the same- to save the planet one conversation at a time.  If you're interested in expanding your view of the world by learning new perspectives on health, nutrition, and healing the planet, and want to learn more about society's Fatal Conveniences™- the things we may be doing because the world we live in makes us believe we have to, even though they may be doing harm- then this is the podcast for you. From the outside, it seemed like Jason Garner had made it. Jason grew up with a single mom who worked three jobs just to get by. Living in a trailer, having to sell sticks of gum to buy hot lunch at school, he equated happiness with money. Like many of us, he assumed once he had money things would be so much easier. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t. In high school, Jason got his first real job working at a flea market. Being able to make twice the minimum wage and overtime meant big paychecks for a teen. He worked his way up to the beer tent, where he was tasked with recruiting local bands to bring in more customers. This organic experience gave birth to a lucrative career as a concert promoter. In 2009, Jason found himself successful, rich and the CEO of an international music company. Then the death of his beloved mother sent him into a tailspin. He began to realize that the life he created was based on a lie. Money wasn’t filling the void inside.  So he decided to completely change his life. But waking up not knowing who he was anymore was terrifying. So after some listless wandering, he found a spiritual teacher and began to meditate. That’s when the healing began. In this incredibly heartfelt conversation, Jason and I get into the hard reality that we all have a lost child inside of us calling the shots. It’s only when we explore that pain and figure out how to heal that we can start guiding our life with intention. Jason tells me why he decided to write his book And I Breathed, and how it’s facilitated his journey. This is a conversation everyone can benefit from. And it definitely parallels the woes of the world right now.  Other insightful tidbits in this episode: Jason’s story of growing up in poverty Why he equated pain with not having enough money From flea market worker to the man in charge How every argument you have with an adult is actually with a child How Jason ended up on his therapist’s floor The power of meditation Why a broken heart is a perfect place to start your transformation Why you should always ask questions in the heat of the moment Links: Jason’s Website Get in touch with Jason ...And I Breathed - The Book Jason on LinkedIn Jason on Twitter Jason on Instagram Netflix' Down To Earth' Official Trailer Download Darin's amazing new lifestyle app and get 3 days free at 121Tribe.com Barukas Nuts 15% discount with code "DARIN" The Darin Olien Show is produced by the team at Must Amplify. If you’re looking to give a voice to your brand, and make sure that it’s heard by the right people, head to www.mustamplify.com/darin to see what Amplify can do for you.  

(Originally debuted on June 17, 2019) Jason Fry is a best selling author with over 40 Star Wars credits to his name, the most high profile of which is the novelization of The Last Jedi. From the Clone Wars Visual Guide to Solo: Tales from Vandor, Jason has been bringing tales from the Galaxy Far, Far Away to readers as far back as 2008. He is also a journalist and baseball writer who co-writes Faith and Fear in Flushing, the NY Mets blog. On this episode we talk about our shared experience in the #StarWars RPG world, the Star Wars Story Group, writing the novelization of The Last Jedi, the Skywalker dream sequence, response to fan backlash and even chat a little bit about the #ReyLo movement. Stick around for the 10 Questions segment and you will never look at C-3PO the same again. #C3POIsAMonster 14:00 Star Wars Story Group 18:30 Writing #TheLastJedi 25:15 Dealing with TLJ Backlash 33:30 The Skywalker Dream Prologue 39:45 Expanding the Scenes 47:30 #ReyLo 49:30 Looking to Episode 9 and Beyond 56:00 Ten Questions Around the Galaxy, a part of the Beyond the Blast Doors Network, is a one hour, one guest, Star Wars fan talkshow. Every week we feature celebrities, podcasters, collectors and super fans and talk about what makes their Star Wars fandom special and what the saga means to them. Links: Jason on Twitter: @JasonCFry Jason’s website: www.JasonFry.net Tumblr: Jason Fry’s Dorkery Around The Galaxy: www.Patreon.com/BeyondTheBlastDoors Follow us on Twitter: @ATGcast Theme music by Apollo’s Ghost (@GhostApollos) https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-page/1415536949?i=1415536951 If you had fun, please subscribe, like, share, rate us 5 stars and review it. If you really liked it, please feel free to head on over to our patreon page at Patreon.com/AroundTheGalaxy. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter @ATGcast and if you or someone you know would make a good guest, please drop us a line (fletzerpete@gmail.com). Buy our new BTBD gear right now: https://www.teepublic.com/user/beyondtheblastdoors As a trusted source for Star Wars reporting, opinion, and conversation, you can find your new episodes with ease on www.BeyondTheBlastDoors.com Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BeyondTheBlastDoors/?ref=bookmarks&sw_fnr_id=2236164831 Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/BTBD_Podcast Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/beyondtheblastdoors/ Do you like #BeyondTheBlastDoors and want more? Consider supporting the BTBD guys on Patreon! You can help guide how they create more content, and have it tailored to what you like. Check it out! #Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/BeyondTheBlastDoors --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/atgcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/atgcast/support

Jason Lantz is the Senior Director of Release Engineering for the nonprofit arm at Salesforce.org. Today, Jason and I talk about managing and releasing open source projects for the nonprofit community. We also discuss the Nonprofit Success Pack (or NPSP), open source tools for automation, and hosting open source community sprints.   Show Highlights: How NPSP transitioned from a repository of metadata to a managed package. Some early efforts creating open source tools for automation and building them on the platform. The challenges in finding a cloud storage solution for open source release management. The building and developing side of open source projects. Open Source Sprints, what it has been like taking sprints virtual and one side project that came out amazing An overview of the Open Source Commons   Links Jason on Twitter Jason on LinkedIn Jason GitHub Get Started with Open Source Commons Nonprofit Success Pack The 4 C’s of a Open Source Community Sprint   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

How does one pray when living in New York City during the pandemic? Listen as Steve talks with Jason Gaboury, InterVarsity's New York/New Jersey Regional Director, on how God has called him to minister and pray his rage during several times of crises he's experienced while living with his family in New York City. LINKS:Jason wrote a reflection on recommended spiritual practices to observe during crises. Read the full article on InterVarsity's website.Read a passage from Jason's upcoming book, Wait with Me: Meeting God in Loneliness, releasing on April 21st from InterVarsity Press. We've created a website (updated daily) full of resources to help you with Ministering Digitally Through COVID-19: intervarsity.org/online.

This week on Between the Links, MMA on Point's Jason Hartley and The MMA Power Hour's Colin Crandall join the panel to discuss Dominick Reyes' big win over Chris Weidman -- was it enough to get him a title shot against Jon Jones? On the flip side, where does Chris Weidman go from here? Maycee Barber continues to call out Paige VanZant and the panel discusses whether or not it is a misfire following her win over Gillian Robertson. We also look ahead to the weekend ahead in MMA, including the UFC Singapore main event between Ben Askren and Demian Maia, and much more.

This week on Between the Links, Sherdog's Jason Burgos joins the panel to discuss the takeaways from Conor McGregor's recent interview with Ariel Helwani and whether or not McGregor will return this year, Bellator 225, a look ahead to UFC Shenzhen and much more.

Jason Fry is a best selling author with over 40 Star Wars credits to his name, the most high profile of which is the novelization of The Last Jedi. From the Clone Wars Visual Guide to Solo: Tales from Vandor, Jason has been bringing tales from the Galaxy Far, Far Away to readers as far back as 2008. He is also a journalist and baseball writer who co-writes Faith and Fear in Flushing, the NY Mets blog. On this episode we talk about our shared experience in the Star Wars RPG world, the Star Wars Story Group, writing the novelization of The Last Jedi, the Skywalker dream sequence, response to fan backlash and even chat a little bit about the ReyLo movement. Stick around for the 10 Questions segment and you will never look at C-3PO the same again. Star Wars Story Group – 14:00 Writing The Last Jedi – 18:30 Dealing with TLJ Backlash – 25:15 The Skywalker Dream Prologue – 33:30 Expanding the Scenes – 39:45 #ReyLo – 47:30 Looking to Episode 9 and Beyond – 49:30 Ten Questions – 56:00 Around the Galaxy, a part of the Making Star Wars Podcast Network, is a one hour, one guest, Star Wars fan talkshow. Every week we feature celebrities, podcasters, collectors and super fans and talk about what makes their Star Wars fandom special and what the saga means to them. Links: Jason on Twitter: @JasonCFry Jason’s website: www.JasonFry.net Tumblr: Jason Fry’s Dorkery Making Star Wars network: www.MakingStarWars.net Around The Galaxy: www.Patreon.com/AroundTheGalaxy Follow us on Twitter: @ATGcast Pete Fletzer: www.PeteFletzer.com Theme music by Apollo’s Ghost (@GhostApollos) https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-page/1415536949?i=1415536951 If you had fun, please subscribe, like, share, rate us 5 stars and review it. If you really liked it, please feel free to head on over to our patreon page at Patreon.com/AroundTheGalaxy. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter @ATGcast and if you or someone you know would make a good guest, please drop us a line (fletzerpete@gmail.com). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/atgcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/atgcast/support

Episode Notes Jason Fitzgerald is a runner who has seen huge changes with strength training and helped many achieve results through his coaching and training. He's been running the strengthrunning.com website since 2010 where there are tons of resources. He found strength training helped him recover from a serious ITB injury and he's studied it in depth and put it into practice. He knows all about strength and conditioning for runners. We chat about why you would want to incorporate strength training - it will give you performance improvements but it will also make you more resilient with fewer injuries. We also talk in detail about some of the myths around strength training (and you’ll get plenty out of the chat even if running is not your bag). Strength training is an option for everyone: men and women. Strength training has definitely been one of the biggest changes I’ve made in my physical activity over the past few months.There's great evidence strength training is one of the single best ways to reduce the risk of injury. And some of the benefits and underlying gains are not just about being stronger: it can help you run more economically, improve coordination, and you'll get wider health benefits as well. You don't have to life weights either: you might do a bodyweight strength routine a couple of times per week and that will be tremendously beneficial. And, as we discuss in the podcast you are not going to build big muscles and bulk up with the compound, multi-muscle movements runners will be doing. Links Jason’s website: www.strengthrunning.com Jason on Twitter: @JasonFitz1 Podcast Promotion We’d love it if you could please share #blokeology with your Twitter followers. You can do that by clicking here.  If you got something out of this episode then please mosey on over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave a rating, a review and you can subscribe there too! Other ways to subscribe to Blokeology Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe on Android You can also subscribe via Stitcher Sign up for the Journal of Blokeology newsletter It's my regular newsletter that shares some cool evidence-based health, fitness, and lifestyle advice. And get your free Healthy Bloke Action Plan. Head over to www.blokeology.io/journal to do that. Feedback I would love to hear from you and your own experiences. Best bet is to email: blokeology AT gmail.com. Or there are numerous options via social media as well. You don't need me to point them out. Try these links: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest

Jason Lewis, author of The War for Fundraising Talent and How Small Shops Can Win, talks about his belief that fundraising is in its “messy adolescence,” and offers his views on how it can mature. Links: Jason’s Site: www.lewisfundraising.com Jason’s Book: The War for Fundraising Talent and How Small Shops Can Win *****Timestamped Highlights***** (2:45) Messy adolescence (5:36) Own the reality of the trivial gift (8:22) Don’t assume too much from this. (11:35) At least take me out for coffee… (17:21) Rx for talent retention (18:32) Jason delves into Goal Orientation Theory (20:11) And now, the Dualistic Model of Passion (23:50) Matched.com? I’m looking to develop a meaningful relationship… (25:32) Jason’s Three Concurrent Lanes (32:25) The York Revolution!

GG and Jason Hagholm break down WWE's Fastlane PPV. There were some points of the show where they were actually in the slow lane, but overall, it was a solid show highlighted by an excellent main event. We look at the main event and try and figure out what angles/matches for WrestleMania could come out of it. AJ vs Nakamura Cena vs The Undertaker Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn vs Shane McMahon? We discuss the entire show match by match, including Asuka challenging Charlotte for her women's title, Randy Orton winning the US title, and the Bludgeon Brothers killing everyone. Check it out! Links: Jason on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jhagholm1 GG on Twitter: https://twitter.com/roheblius Fight Game Blog: www.fightgameblog.com Fight Game Blog on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fightgameblog Fight Game Blog on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fightgameblog/ Fight Game Blog on IG: https://www.instagram.com/fightgameblog/

One of America's foremost strategists joins the pod today to share his adventurous, innovative and joyous approach to life. Constantly driven by curiosity and lived experiences, Jason penned his first bucket-list as a child growing up on Long Island. Since then, he has measured his progress by putting a premium on travel, empathy, emotional intelligence, radical honesty and diving into opportunities big and small with maximum enthusiasm. He shares the huge guiding influence his mother had on his development and how he came to terms with her sudden death when he was in his late teens. We also hear his views on Trump and how he helped launch the Ernest Hemingway inspired rum brand – Papas Pillar. Jason has worked as a planning director at many of the world's biggest ad agencies and is currently the Chief Strategy Officer at LA-based innovation company, Phenomenon. Links: Jason's agency: www.phenomenon.com The best rum in the world: www.papaspilar.com/ The Hardcore History podcast: www.dancarlin.com/ A Pint With Seaniebee Top 12 Best New Podcast Series of 2016: http://tinyurl.com/gps9tn5 Top 50 Best Podcast Episodes of 2016: http://tinyurl.com/hp83rnw Release date: June 10th 2017 Runtime: 46m Recorded: LA

Meet Jason Hartman! This is one interview you're going to want to listen to because there are many takeaways for us all, whether you're on Wall Street or making good money or trying to be successful in whatever enterprise you choose. Jason upholds the definition of consistency, of slow and steady, and of working smarter (not necessarily harder) as an approach to business. We're so excited to share this interview with you and hope you will take a little extra time to check out Jason's websites. In This Episode Welcome, Jason! The 2-track approach Great mentorship yielded a successful slow and steady mindset Investment: Thou shalt maintain control Some excellent advice Wall Street You know what they say... When you mess with the bull, you get the horns. I took this picture of the famous Wall Street Bull on my first trip to New York last year. When my small, Northeast Minneapolis company was acquired by an international company, my eyes were opened to a whole new world of business. Wall Street is no joke. New York City itself is no joke, at that. Our office in New York is a handful of blocks north of Wall Street, but well within smelling-distance, and close enough to see just how serious people are about trying to make it in the big world. While it's not necessarily my scene, I do see the attraction to a life spent at that pace. I could never keep up with what would be required to live and work in New York, but it is stimulating to me in small doses. It's kind of a wake up call to the normal and steady pace that I like to enjoy. But my goals have never been around making money, they've been in trying to go places where I'm most effective, where I'm needed, and where I can make a difference. Honestly, if Wall Street is your game, or if you want it to be your game, there is no judgment from us. But there are, inevitably, certain requirements, certain sacrifices, that will need to be made when playing that game. In a world obsessed with money and making it to the big time, Wall Street is just another cog in that machine. Whether it's the sacrifice of time, or something a bit more costly, there are prices to pay for playing on that scale. But what if there was another way? A better way? A way that we could work with people and create a mutually-beneficial situation which enhanced the culture and the lives of everyone you touch! A dream, you say? I don't know. My belief has always been that the most effective gestures [can be] made at the 1:1 level, when goods and services are exchanged on a personal level. (Of course, with any sort of customer-facing services, we also run the risk of making very ineffective or detrimental gestures.) Like Jason, I am all for capitalism, but I have a huge heart for small business. Because when you're known by someone, it makes a difference. Doesn't it? Jason's advice to us about investment (Commandment #3) is "thou shalt maintain control". As much as he means this about investing our hard-earned money, I don't see any reason it should stop there. Monday's episode was about being responsible and finding solutions that create mutually beneficial outcomes for everyone whom policies affect, and that applies as much to the investment of our time and energy (involvement in business) as it does to the government "investing" in our lives. When we start putting everything on auto-pilot, when we give more fuel to the bulls, we have fewer opportunities to wield the most important tool of business we have: the personal touch. I don't believe humans are inherently good, but I believe humans are capable of great good. Even more importantly, I believe that when we practice goodness we see inexplicable, wonderful outcomes that motivate us, and others, to do more good. The truth is, New York is a crowded place... and the Earth we live on is quite large. Don't stop looking for what your niche is; pursue it and bring your unique skill set to an area of this world that needs it most. Links Jason's Real Estate Site Jason's Podcast stuff Jason Hartman in the Hot Seat

To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Summary: In this episode I talk to Jason Connell for the second time. This time we discuss being gentler on ourselves and how he had many tough conversations in the same day. Jason Connell is a writer and coach who focuses on helping people develop authentic confidence and integrity so that they can fall in love with themselves. Links: Jason's website: http://jasonconnell.co/ Jason's article we discuss: http://jasonconnell.co/hardconversations/ The previous episode that inspired part of this conversation: http://www.timjpcollins.com/podcast/hardconversations In this particular episode you will learn: - How we need to be gentler on ourselves when we experience set backs - How we can look at things as fuel or an experience - How Jason's brother smuggled indian food into a movie theatre - How Jason decided to have some difficult conversations in his life - How he did using different mediums and why he used those approaches - Why he used some self compassion in the process

The movie-quoting, wrestling-calling, classic humor loving Jason Bryant joins The Real Brian this week to talk about how his passion and commitment to investing in his inner nerd led him to the 2016 Olympics in Rio. In This Episode Movie quotes are just so dang quotable! Turning everything into politics makes us too uptight. Jason's fun, personal fact has to do with his daughters... The saturated book market and listening at 2x speed. What is Jason's super power? Getting geeky for stats. How the opportunity for 2016 Rio came up. Announcing at the 2016 Olympics Today I released an episode for Golden Spiral Media's Stuff I Learned Yesterday podcast about the idiom "pie in the sky". Jason's description of the journey that led him to being an announcer at the 2016 Olympics in Rio struck me as one of those things we think of being wonderful to contemplate while, at the same time, having it in the back of our minds that it is never going to happen. And that is basically what the idiom means: nice to think about, but unlikely to be realized. My purpose in discussing the idiom on Stuff I Learned Yesterday is to draw out the fact that by using idioms like pie in the sky in order to express our feelings about something, we limit ourselves from going after what we truly want. Here at The Real Brian Show, we're all about going after what you want in spite of the odds. If your vocabulary is riddled with negative words, stop and take a hard look at your situation! What is it you really want? What obstacles stand in your way of obtaining it? How can those obstacles be broken down so that this "nice to think about" achievement can become a reality? Whatever your inner nerd is going crazy over, don't be afraid to see where that passion may lead. In this episode of The Real Brian Show, we make it very clear that we won't discriminate one what anyone can nerd out about. Jason is all about wrestling and goes to great lengths to hone his craft. Recently he's developed a database where he can store stats and query it for information few other announcers have. In doing so, he sets himself apart from the crowd while also satisfying a curiosity he has for all things wrestling. Jason's pursuit of his passion and unashamed commitment to nerd out about wrestling has opened the door to some incredible opportunities. Some of the opportunities are unexpected, but Jason never lifts his foot off the accelerator! It's such great fun to hear about his love for wrestling, the confidence it provides him, and how finding this niche gives him total freedom to embrace his inner nerd. Did You Know? In April of 2016, Jason was presented with the Ed Aliverti Golden Microphone Award. The award is "given annually to honor a public address announcer who has excelled in the craft and made a major positive impact on the wrestling community." Links Jason on Twitter Mat Talk Online 2016 Ed Aliverti Golden Microphone Award

Have you ever been introduced to someone via email?  I know, I know... it happens all the time.  But how about a 400 word essay on why said person is the most highly recommended guest you could possibly have on your podcast?  Well, that's exactly how I was introduced to this week's guest, Jason Sabo.  After meeting Jason, I can understand where that enthusiasm came from.  I now share the same enthusiast in introducing him to you.   Just a few years older than myself, Jason has assembled an impressive collection of professional achievements and built a remarkable career in the healthcare field.  He has held a number of notable positions in his field, and is now a Senior Consultant with DHG Healthcare, the healthcare industry practice of Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP.   So how did he do it?  How did he reach such a remarkable level of success in so short a period of time?  That's exactly what Jason is here to teach us.   In this episode you will hear how being actively engaged in every opportunity along his journey has catapulted his career to extraordinary heights.  Jason sheds light on an array of Millennial-relevant topics including: Networking tips for young professionals The power of saying "No" Servant Leadership philosophy   Being a Super Connector  Communicating with your manager Managing your mentor relationships The importance of public speaking and writing skills, no matter what your job   Links: Jason on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsabo   Servant Leadership information from the Robert K. Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership - https://www.greenleaf.org/what-is-servant-leadership/    The Hemingway App - http://www.hemingwayapp.com/   

TAP 063 - Jason Goldberg on Bacon, Rap and Losing Both Physical and Mental Weight To get my FREE EBOOK go to http://timjpcollins.com/free To check out the 5 week course go to: http://anxietyover.com Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Thanks! For any questions or show suggestions please email me at tim@timjpcollins.com Summary: In this episode I talk to Jason Goldberg about his journey from constantly trying to fit in to losing lots of weight both mental and physical. What does an award-winning entrepreneur, a baconatarian (thats a vegetarian who still eats bacon), and a former rapper (who opened for the Wu-Tang Clan) have in common? They are all the same guy! Jason Goldberg (JG for short) is a geek, turned entrepreneur, turned international and transformational speaker, trainer, coach and co-host of The Not-So-Serious Life Web TV Show. After spending over a decade in a successful information technology career, JG left the corporate world to launch an award-winning transportation start-up followed by cofoundingand serving as CEO for a tech firm in partnership with NASA to commercialize technology from the space shuttle program. JG now focuses all of his humor, experience and enthusiasm on being of deep service to inspiring individuals from pro surfers to CEOs, and countless organizations such as Wyndham Vacation Ownership, Northrop Grumman, the National Association for Entrepreneurs, and the NationalAssociation of Residential Property Managers. His talks, trainings and coaching help individuals and groups to become powerful self-leaders, be more prosperous, have more fun and create a bigger impact in the world! Links: Jason's Web Show: www.TheNotSoSeriousLife.com Listeners can get a complimentary copy of Jason's e-book "Mastering Your Entrepreneurial D.N.A." to help them find their core values and to align that with the work they are doing (or want to be doing) by going here: http://www.meometry.com/dna/ In this particular episode you will learn: - How Jason had to pretend to be someone else to fit in with a variety of different groups as a child/ teen - How Rap allowed Jason to begin to believe in himself - It's not getting rid of the thoughts forever but learning to handle to them in a swift way - The beautiful gift in anxiety or depression is that it's an early indicator light that life needs you to pay attention - How it's important to be gentle in your approach instead of running at problems guns blazing - I'm the most anxious when I'm stuck in my ego - How to focus on serving others instead of worrying about yourself - How Jason lost both physical weight and then still had to deal with losing the mental weight - How Jason lost 1Lb 130 times - A prisoner is an all or nothing person - The self leader says what small change can I make right now - Willingness is a question of action