Podcast appearances and mentions of marc simon

On the 30th episode of Bleav in The Mets, host Nick Durst is joined Sport's Info Solutions' Marc Simon to discuss why the Mets 2024 Roster is essentially set and why that is not a good thing with the current starting rotation, bullpen and offense.

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Beyond that positive prediction, the CEO of HALO Branded Solutions delivers a bevy of insights on the current state – and future of – the market.

That's a wrap for Season 10 of The ModGolf Podcast! Our team is currently working on your next twelve episodes for Season 11, which launches early January 2022. We heard some amazing stories from a diverse group of guests who discussed how inclusion, technology, entertainment, music, celebrity, hospitality and community building intersect to shape the future of golf. https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/be-VlMIe.jpg If you didn't get the chance to listen to all of our twelve Season 10 episodes, this bonus show gives you a recap of the great conversations I had with some of the golf industry's top influencers, innovators and entrepreneurs. Hopefullly this will inspire you to listen to a couple of the episodes listed below. Let us know which one you enjoyed the most and why you liked them! Our Season 10 guests were: Episode 1 Kelly Hunt - Founder of GolfHers (with guest host Dr. Greta Anderson) INSPIRING WOMEN TO BUILD A CAREER IN THE GOLF INDUSTRY (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/106-kelly-hunt) Episode 2 Matt Fisher - Creator of the Mr. Short Game YouTube Channel EMBRACING A “GIVE FIRST” ATTITUDE TO BUILD A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/107-matt-fisher) Episode 3 Bryan Crawford - RBC Canadian Open Tournament Director THE COURAGE TO INNOVATE DURING TUMULTUOUS TIMES (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/108-bryan-crawford) Episode 4 Tom Cox - Co-Founder and DEO of Golfballs.com HOW TO TURN YOUR "AHA MOMENT" INTO A SCALEABLE BUSINESS VENTURE (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/109-tom-cox) Episode 5 Lisa O'Hurley - CEO and Founder of LOHLA SPORT LOOKING OUTSIDE THE GOLF BOX TO BUILD A PREMIUM GOLF BRAND (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/110-lisa-ohurley) Episode 6 Tommy Southworth - President and COO of Southworth Development PIVOTING YOUR BUSINESS MODEL TO UNLOCK NEW CUSTOMER VALUE (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/111-tommy-southworth) Episode 7 Ron Powers - Head of Swing Suite Division at Full Swing Simulators MASTERING THE ART OF "NIMBLE AMNESIA" (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/112-ron-powers) Episode 8 Chris Noble - PGA of America Manager for Nextgengolf's National High School Golf Association SWING YOUR SWING AND PLAY YOUR GAME (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/114-chris-noble) Episode 9 Marc Simon - Event Vice President at PGA Golf Exhibitions TRANSFORMING THE GOLF EVENT BUSINESS DURING TUMULTUOUS TIMES (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/113-marc-simon) Episode 10 Jeehae Lee - Co-Founder and CEO of Sportsbox.ai THE JOURNEY FROM PRO ATHLETE TO SPORT TECH ENTREPRENEUR (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/115-jeehae-lee) Episode 11 Agustín Pizá - Founder and Architect at Pizá Golf Design HARNESSING THE POWER OF DESIGN TO REINVENT GOLF EXPERIENCES (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/116-agustin-piza) Episode 12 Arjun Chowdri - Chief Innovation Officer with The PGA of America LOOKING OUTSIDE GOLF TO INNOVATE THE INDUSTRY AND GAME (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/117-arjun-chowdri) https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/PN7kM1qB.jpg We're proud to have Golf Genius Software ruturn as one of our Season 11show sponsor partners and look forward to telling you more about the elegant solutions they create to simplify running golf tournaments. Go to https://www.golfgenius.com/ to learn more! Special Guests: Agustín Pizá - Founder and Architect with Pizá Golf Design, Arjun Chowdri - Chief Innovation & Administrative Officer at The PGA of America, Bryan Crawford - RBC Canadian Open Tournament Director with Golf Canada, Chris Noble - Nextgengolf's National High School Golf Association Manager, Jeehae Lee - Co-Founder and CEO at Sportsbox.ai, Kelly Hunt - Founder of GolfHers, Lisa O'Hurley - Founder and CEO of LOHLA SPORT, Marc Simon - Event Vice President for PGA Golf Exhibitions / RX Reed Exhibitions, Matt Fisher, Creator of The Mr. Short Game YouTube channel, Ron Powers - Head of Swing Suite Division at Full Swing Simulators, Tom Cox - Founder & CEO of Golfballs.com, and Tommy Southworth - President and COO of Southworth Development.

What a fun episode talking to Ben. Our youngest guest yet. His experience and enthusiasm is great to listen to. He also shares his story about how he came about starting his apprenticeship at Porsche Centre Perth, and how the management there couldn't believe he bought his Porsche 911 964, and we speculate that he might be the youngest owner of such a car that we have heard of. Plenty of all round car banter. Enjoy our repartee, and share with like minded enthusiasts please. Follow the channel, and leave a review on iTunes. It would mean a lot to us. Have a great drive today. Marc & Simon.  

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network Podcast Ep 284 Joining us is Marc Simon, the man leading the massive team effort to bring the PGA Merchandise Show back to life as a vibrant in-person celebration of the game. Will there be a massive gathering of industry professionals in Orlando in January? What will it look like? Are the big brands ready to dive back in? Will we all have to mask up for 3 days? We explore these questions and more as we examine the future of the PGA Merchandise Show. ---------------- FGN 24/7 Listener Hotline - 989-787-0193 - we want to hear from you! Subscribe to the FGN Podcast Check out FGN videos on YouTube!

This episode shares the vast experience of ownership of Mark Coulson. He may well have a bigger problem than Simon, when it comes to buying on a whim. Marc & Simon talk about their week that was, then all three review the first 25 cars on AutoCar magazine's top 50 cars you must drive before you die. You might be surprised at how many of these cars have a story from one or all of them, in some fashion or another. Special thanks to Calneggia Family Vineyards for sponsoring another episode. Make sure you check them out at www.cfvwine.com.au 

"Often at a big company there's not that culture of trying new ideas. But if you imbrace innovation, fail fast during the effort and you learn from it, that could be the next great big success. So it's really, really important from a cultural perspective to think more entrepreneurial, to take more risks and then to celebrate those successes along with those failures.".... Marc Simon on The ModGolf Podcast https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/UGhuS9z5.jpg Click on the image below to check out our extended conversation with Marc on our Youtube Channel (https://youtu.be/lP4efwFgamE)! [https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/yT5TCePe.jpg (https://youtu.be/lP4efwFgamE) Want to learn more about The PGA Show and RX Global? Visit their websites (https://www.pgashow.com/) for information and pre-registration for The 2022 PGA Merchandise Show in January 25-28 2022 in Orlando. https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/lNau1Njz.png (https://www.pgashow.com/) You can learn more about Marc on his bio page (https://modgolf.fireside.fm/guests/marc-simon). Show Notes and Marc Quotes "The PGA Merchandise Show really focuses on three different areas: The one to one connections, some kind of marketplace for exhibitors, being able to showcase their goods and services and then the educational piece and then trying to improve those elements through time, while also offering something experiential to keep people connected and engaged." "COVIID forced us to be more entrepreneurial while a lot of times big corporations are not. We definitely had to think fast and we definitely had to take a lot more risk and not be afraid to fail." PGA of America and PGA Golf Exhibitions Provide Update on 2022 In-Person PGA Show Enhancements PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (August 19, 2021) PGA Golf Exhibitions, in partnership with the PGA of America, is progressing with previously announced PGA Show initiatives to refresh and grow the 69th annual flagship event, January 25-28 2022 in Orlando. Event and programming enhancements focus specifically on powering face-to-face business connections, spotlighting innovations and prioritizing product experiential education, sourcing and transactions. PGA Golf Exhibitions and the PGA of America will continue to closely monitor and implement health and safety standards, based on CDC guidelines, local public health guidance and host venue protocols, to support a safe and comfortable experience at the 2022 PGA Show.  “With feedback from industry stakeholders, we are reimagining various aspects of the PGA Show to build the businesses of exhibitors and attendees through programs which will enhance product experiences and learning, buying opportunities and face-to-face connections,” said PGA Golf Exhibitions Vice President Marc Simon. “Following the successful conclusion of the recent in-person buying and education summit held Aug. 9-10 in Las Vegas, we are optimistic about providing an elevated PGA Show experience while prioritizing the health and well-being of our guests. We look forward to an exciting 2022 PGA Show where the golf industry reunites, celebrates rising consumer engagement and works together for the continued growth of golf.” Current enhancements planned for the 2022 PGA Show include: • Creating a new PGA of America Hub on the Show Floor inside the main Central Lobby entrance of the Orange County Convention Center. Attendees will enter to a full-scale golf activation area featuring a PGA Frisco 2022 Opening preview; “Make Golf Your Thing” campaign programming; PGA Professional coaching demonstrations; golf industry programs; a PGA Professional lounge; PGA Career Services and activations for Association initiatives and business partners. • Reimagining the Equipment Test Center to feature technology enhancements on the indoor driving range, while relocating the practice putting green and the former short game test area nearby the Equipment Test Center to create one centralized golf product testing and experiential space. • Emphasizing clubfitting education during the event's traditional demo day, in partnership with PGA Magazine.  Clubfitting programming, education, vendors and range-side content will be added, and the event will move forward with the new name of PGA Show Demo and Fitting Day, the world's largest professional demo and fitting education event. • Re-organizing educational offerings, in partnership with the PGA of America and the Association of Golf Merchandisers, to prioritize PGA Professional and golf buyer time with exhibitors during Show floor hours. The 2022 educational programs will be scheduled with less overlap during Show Floor hours, and most Show Week education programs will be available virtually after the event. • Implementing enhanced sustainability measures with the host facility and service vendors, reducing the Show's carbon footprint, and highlighting industry and exhibitor sustainability initiatives. - Relocating the fashion buyer lounge, and the annual fashion show, to a more prominent Apparel Hall setting for easy access to peer meetings and networking. • Enhancing technology access on site and integrating digital platforms to positively impact product discovery, testing and purchasing, educational access, registration and planning/logistics. • Continuing the focus on health and well-being practices during all PGA Show Week events. Exhibitor participation is on track with the 2020 in-person PGA Show and media partners of the PGA Show and the PGA of America are set to return to the PGA Show Floor. Additionally, attendees can expect a return of popular PGA Show partners, pavilions, and programming, including the AGM Golf Retail Conference, NGCOA Golf Business Conference, PGA Member Business Center, New Product Zone, Inventors Spotlight exhibitor pavilion, live fashion show, golf travel pavilion, Adaptive Golf Center and the TPI Golf Fitness, Wellness & Instruction pavilion and stage. Additional details on enhancements will continue to be announced leading up to the 2022 PGA Show. Event details and early registration information is available at www.PGAShow.com. About PGA Golf Exhibitions The PGA Show, PGA Buying & Education Summit and PGA Show Connects are organized in partnership by PGA Golf Exhibitions and the PGA of America.  Since its inception in 1954, the PGA Show has grown into the largest annual business event for the global golf industry. Regional PGA Show Buying & Education Summits and the PGA Show Connects digital platform connect the industry year-round and drive business leading up to the annual PGA Show. Learn more at PGAShow.com and follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. About the PGA of America The PGA of America is one of the world's largest sports organizations, composed of nearly 28,000 PGA Professionals who work daily to grow interest and inclusion in the game of golf. For more information about the PGA of America, visit PGA.com and follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Contacts: PGA Worldwide Golf Exhibitions/Media:  Sherry Major, smajor@reedexpo.com PGA Worldwide Golf Exhibitions/Exhibitors:  Greg Scott, gscott@reedexpo.com PGA of America/Media: Michael Abramowitz, mabramowitz@pgahq.com Special Guest: Marc Simon - Event Vice President for PGA Golf Exhibitions / RX Reed Exhibitions.

In his address to the IIEA, Joan Marc Simon argues that the EU needs to adopt a multidimensional approach to tackle Europe's waste problem. He proposes that EU policymakers will need to replace half a century of legislation and economic incentives favouring disposability with a new paradigm in resource management if Europe is to achieve a circular future. Mr Simon argues that Europe needs a socio-economic system that is healthy for people, rebuilds natural capital, and generates local economic activity rooted in the community. To realise this vision, he concludes that coordinated and integrated EU policymaking will be essential to change packaging, chemical, and food policies, and lay the foundations of a circular, healthier, and fairer society. About the Speaker: Joan Marc Simon is the Executive Director of Zero Waste Europe, a Brussels-based NGO that operates as a knowledge network and advocacy group. It works with 400 municipalities in 24 countries, with the mission of redesigning our relationship with resources. Mr Simon is a member of the Steering Committee of the Break Free from Plastic movement. He is the author of many influential articles, such as the ‘Zero Waste Masterplan for Cities' and several books, including ‘Zero Waste – How to Reactivate the Economy Without Trashing the planet' and ‘It's Plastic, Stupid!'. Mr Simon has a background in economics and considerable experience of working with governmental and non-governmental organisations in the field of good governance, new economics, social justice, and the environment.

Arlette et Marc Simon sont plasticiens céramistes depuis les années 1970. Ils ont installé leur atelier sur le plateau du Haut-Lignon, au Chambon sur Lignon en Haute-Loire. Ils créent des oeuvres d'art contemporaines. Chacun a son style, ce qui ne les empêche pas de travailler ensemble et de se donner des conseils.

En Côte d'Ivoire, qui a ordonné l'attaque du camp militaire français de Bouaké, qui a fait 10 morts en novembre 2004 ? Ce lundi 29 mars doit s'ouvrir à Paris le procès, en leur absence, des trois pilotes accusés de ce bombardement. Cinq ans après les faits, Jean-Marc Simon est arrivé à Abidjan comme ambassadeur de France, il répond aux questions de Christophe Boisbouvier. Retrouvez l'intégralité de notre enquête sur l'affaire du bombardement de Bouaké RFI : Qui est responsable à vos yeux de ce bombardement qui a causé la mort de dix personnes en novembre 2004 ? Jean-Marc Simon : Il faut se replacer dans le contexte de l’époque de cette opération. Le nord de la Côte d’Ivoire est aux mains d’un groupe de rebelles, qui s’appelle les Forces nouvelles. Les Forces nouvelles étaient, semble-t-il, plus fortes que les forces du colonel [Philippe] Mangou, qui à l’époque, dirigeait l’opération, mais ce qui s’apprêtait à faire la différence, c’était l’aviation. Les Forces nouvelles ne disposaient pas de moyens aériens, ce qui n’était évidemment pas le cas des forces régulières ivoiriennes. Donc, à un moment donné, il y a eu plusieurs bombardements des positions rebelles. Et à un moment donné, il semble que [les loyalistes] n’aient plus eu connaissance de l’endroit où avaient disparu les unités rebelles. Et donc, il y a eu un renseignement, qui était un mauvais renseignement, qui est parvenu, semble-t-il, à cette aviation loyaliste, selon lequel ces rebelles s’étaient réfugiés dans le camp français. Et cela explique que les deux avions Sukhoï aient lancé leur panier de roquettes. Mais la question centrale, c’est de savoir qui a donné l’ordre de lancer des paniers de roquettes, parce qu’il est évident que ces pilotes biélorusses accompagnés de co-pilotes ivoiriens n’ont pas pris cette décision tout seuls. Et ces instructions sont forcément venues d’un haut lieu. Donc, ceux ou celles qui ont décidé de bombarder étaient suffisamment élevés dans la hiérarchie pour pouvoir prendre une telle décision. Alors dire que c’était le président [Laurent] Gbagbo lui-même, je n’irai pas jusque-là, parce que je sais que notre ambassadeur à l’époque, mon prédécesseur [Gildas Le Lidec], a toujours estimé que Gbagbo n’était pas informé et que c’est lui-même qu’il l’a informé de ce qui s’était passé à Bouaké. Votre thèse, c’est que ce sont des radicaux autour de Laurent Gbagbo qui frappent ce camp militaire français pour atteindre les rebelles qui se trouveraient dans le camp. Il y a d’autres experts qui pensent que les radicaux pro-Gbagbo ont frappé les Français pour que ceux-ci exercent des représailles et que le peuple ivoirien se soulève contre la France… Je ne crois pas beaucoup à cela. Je crois que c’est une explication un peu trop compliquée. Et dans ces affaires-là, l’expérience montre que ce sont toujours les hypothèses les plus simples qui se rapprochent le plus de la vérité. Puis, il y a une troisième hypothèse, celle qui est défendue par un certain nombre de familles de victimes et par l’avocat Jean Balan, c’est une manipulation française qui aurait mal tourné. Il fallait pousser Laurent Gbagbo à taper un camp militaire français pour justifier ensuite un coup d’État anti-Gbagbo… Oui. Alors là, je crois qu’on est en pleine fiction et en plein fantasme. Ne cédons pas à ces thèses complotistes. D’ailleurs, je crois qu’aucune charge n’a été retenue contre les ministres français qu’on avait, à un moment donné, imaginés responsables de cette opération. Oui, mais ce qui alimente la thèse de maître Jean Balan sur une éventuelle manipulation française, c’est le fait que Paris n’a rien fait ensuite pour faire arrêter les deux pilotes biélorusses qui ont bombardé le camp militaire français. Pire encore, dans leur fuite, les pilotes ont été arrêtés à Lomé. Et quand le Togo a demandé à la France si ces pilotes l’intéressaient, la France a répondu : non, vous les laissez rentrer chez eux… Alors effectivement, je ne sais pas ce qui a pu se passer. Mon sentiment est que l’information n’est pas remontée, comme elle aurait dû l’être, auprès des décideurs, c’est-à-dire auprès du ministre de la Défense et auprès du président de la République. Ils n’ont dû être informés que plus tard, et encore peut-être même pas informés du tout que ces types étaient aux mains des Togolais. Je pense que c’est plutôt une mauvaise gestion administrative qu’un complot quelconque. Pour moi, c’est évident. Il y a quand même une hypothèse, Jean-Marc Simon, c’est que la décision de laisser filer les pilotes biélorusses ait été prise à un haut niveau à Paris, c’est ce que pense en tout cas la juge d’instruction Sabine Khéris [dans son ordonnance de renvoi de février 2016]. Si c’est le cas, pourquoi aurait-on laissé filer ces pilotes ? Alors là, je n’ai pas de réponse. Je suis désolé. Pour moi, la France n’a à mon sens rien à cacher. Il est peut-être tout simplement possible que, après avoir détruit la flotte de Laurent Gbagbo, on n‘ait pas voulu aller plus loin. C’est-à-dire qu’on n’ait pas voulu éclaircir les circonstances exactes de l’attaque du camp militaire français de Bouaké, c’est ça ? Oui, parce qu’on avait la conviction que Laurent Gbagbo en était le responsable et que, c’est une pure hypothèse, on ne pouvait pas aller jusqu’à le remettre en cause de manière judiciaire. Oui, on peut imaginer que Jacques Chirac ne voulait pas un procès de Laurent Gbagbo devant un tribunal français ? Oui. Je ne sais même pas s’il était question de tribunal à ce moment-là, en tout cas, [on ne voulait pas] mettre en avant sa responsabilité.

Matt Ginella talks about golf travel in the age of Covid and life after the Golf Channel. Also features Marc Simon of PGA Exhibitions on the 2021 PGA Merchandise Show going virtual.

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network Podcast Ep 218 and a preview of the 2021 Virtual PGA Merchandise Show with VP Marc Simon taking us behind the scenes of the decision, plans, and hopes for the show as we've never seen it before. Then, we offer you a chance to win a $299 rain jacket from Galway Bay. Contest Details in the podcast, but you'll definitely need THIS VIDEO LINK in order to enter before November 10th! We want YOUR thoughts on all things golf. Call the FGN 24/7 Listener Hotline - 989-787-0193 - anytime you have a question, comment, rant, or contest entry!     Please subscribe to the FGN Podcast!

Host Michael Williams has breaking news on The PGA Merchandise Show going virtual in 2021 from Marc Simon of PGA Golf Exhibitions. Also features John Buboltz with the latest putters and irons from Argolf.

Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, Marc Simon on how the Defensive Runs Saved statistic has changed, plus chats with Joey Wendle, Josh Fleming and John Curtiss.

Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, Marc Simon on how the Defensive Runs Saved statistic has changed, plus chats with Joey Wendle, Josh Fleming and John Curtiss.

It’s become commonplace to open up our weekly email from ASI and PPAI these days and see some news about industry consolidation, whether it’s a supplier buying another supplier or a distributor joining forces with another distributor. On Jan 29, it was announced that Halo had acquired Axis Promotions, the well known distributor agency based in midtown Manhattan. While these announcements are no longer surprising, the rate of consolidation is unique to this time in the industry and that’s part of what we want to explore in this conversation. On our program today, we welcome Larry Cohen, CEO of Axis Promotions and Marc Simon, CEO of Halo. And while Johanna is a co-host, she’s doing double duty today as she’s also an employee at Axis, heading up their Chicago office.

The first 40 minutes of “Ariel” make this seem like the most generically, palatable episode of Firefly. It’s a fun but simple heist episode. Then comes the twist. The ending gives us a deeper look at what motivates and drives the characters of Malcolm Reynolds and Jayne. We talk about keelhauling a crew member and a touching way of asking for forgiveness after betraying the crew. SHOW TIMES 1:30 - Marc’s Upcoming Shows 3:00 - Mikey’s Upcoming Shows 3:50 - Marc and Mikey News 8:56 - Review Songs from the Last Episode 12:46 - Five-Minute Show Summary 42:22 - This Week’s Songs SHOW NOTES MARC: My name is Marc Gunn, the creator of the Firefly Drinking Songs show. MIKEY: And I’m Mikey Mason, creator of the Beer Powered Time Machine Podcast and currently the MIKEYtalks podcast. MARC: This is part NINE of our 14 part series. We are rewatching episodes of Firefly. Our goal is to find themes and stories that we can write songs about. Mikey: The  first six episodes were funded by Marc’s fans in his Gunn Runners Club. He hit a milestone which made this show happen. MARC: There are still five more episodes of Firefly, and these next five episodes were funded by Mikey’s fans helping him hit a Patreon milestone as well. But you can still help us in this creative endeavor by supporting him at  http://patreon.com/mikeymason/ MIKEY: And by supporting Marc at http://patreon.com/marcgunnmusic UPCOMING SHOWS FOR MARC GUNN DEC 14: Tucker Brewing Company, Tucker, GA JAN 10-12: GaFilk, Atlanta, GA JAN 24: Interstellar Ginger Beer and Exploration Co, Birmingham, AL JAN 25: Maggie McGuinness Pub, Huntsville, AL, US MAR 20-22: Cleveland ConCoction 2020, Aurora, OH, US MAY 14-17: California Autoharp Gathering, Dunlap, CA SEP 30-Oct 4: ALEP 5, Shakerstown, KY WEDS: Coffee with The Celtfather at 10:30 am EST on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Ends Dec 11, 2019   UPCOMING SHOWS FOR MIKEY MASON December 6 - Hillsdale, MI December 13 - Guardian Brewing Co. Jan 17-18 - Marscon in Williamsburg, VA And, online shows every month (don’t have dates currently nailed down for December or January yet, so… Check my schedule at mikeymason.com GEEK MUSIC NEWS Stories from the Road Celtic Invasion of Italy Marc's New CD - Selcouth New Single "Genetic Counseling Song" Celtic Christmas Podcast REVIEW SONGS FROM THE LAST EPISODE Marc: “Breathing” Mikey: “Last Gasp”   FIVE MINUTE SHOW SUMMARY Episode 9: Ariel - Written by Jose Molina Plot synopsis: Marc - The Serenity is headed for Ariel, a core planet of the Alliance, because Inara is due for her annual Companion physical exam and license renewal. Following an incident in which River attacks him, Jayne demands that she and Simon be left on Ariel. Mal quashes any talk of leaving people behind, but privately warns Simon that River has to be kept under control. Simon acknowledges that his sister is getting worse. Mikey - Simon approaches the crew with a job: he wants to get into the hospital in Ariel's capital city in order to scan River's brain with an advanced piece of medical equipment, and he needs the crew to get him inside. As payment, he will tell the crew how to steal valuable medical supplies undetected (they will be replaced automatically by hospital machines). Marc - Simon drugs himself and River so they appear dead, allowing the crew to enter Ariel city's hospital using a scrapped medical shuttle they refurbish and fake EMT IDs. The group then split up, with Jayne guarding Simon as he analyses River's condition while Mal and Zoe steal drugs from the hospital. However, Jayne betrays the Tams, placing a call to an Alliance officer who agrees to pay their bounty. Mikey - Once awakened, Simon dresses as a doctor and takes River to the diagnostic ward with Jayne. There, Simon discovers that River's brain has been surgically operated on many times, disabling her ability to suppress emotions. With the analysis complete, Jayne leads them to a rear entrance, where they are arrested by Federal marshals, Jayne included, the Alliance officer deciding to keep the reward money for himself. Meanwhile, Mal and Zoe return to the medical shuttle with the loot, but realize that Jayne and the Tams are late so head back into the hospital to find them. Marc - The three prisoners are moved to a holding area where Jayne and Simon overpower their escorts and escape. Shortly afterwards, two blue-gloved men arrive to take custody of the Tams, using a mysterious sonic device to kill all the marshals when the pair learn that some of them talked to the Tams. Meanwhile, a terrified River leads Jayne and Simon to a locked door, which is opened from the other side by Mal and Zoe, enabling the group to escape. Mikey - Inara returns to Serenity just as the medical shuttle arrives. Once everyone else has left the cargo area, Mal knocks Jayne out. Jayne awakens to find himself in an open airlock as the ship begins to leave the atmosphere. Jayne eventually confesses that he betrayed Simon and River, but denies double crossing Mal. Mal tells him that what he did was the same as betraying him. As Mal turns to leave, Jayne asks him not to tell his shipmates about the betrayal. Mal closes the outer door, sparing Jayne's life. NEW SONGS Keel Haul, Y’all Don’t Tell ‘Em What I Did   Marc: I am ever so grateful for the kindness and generosity of Gunn Runners over on Patreon. Thanks to my Glorious Patrons: Carol Baril, Les Howard, Cary Whitney, Angela Hughes, Lilith Marek, Troy Rodgers, William McKissack, James Regan, Alexis, Marie Alm Mikey: The generosity of my Patreon supporters is amazing, and helps keep the music being made. Thank you to all of you, especially Robin Abess, Brian Jackey, Les Howard, Jeremy Jackson and Jennifer Lewis, and James Doster. And also to all my new patrons in the past few months that joined us and help keep the podcasts, music, and other projects coming: Christine G, Keith B, Ed, Jason Y, Gregory Mayer, Tony C, Tim S, Lar D, Thomas C, Kdawg, Jim W, Winterknight, Ira P, and Theresa B! Thank you for joining the family. LISTENER FEEDBACK   CLOSING NOTES Marc: Thanks so much for listening. You can download these demo songs when you sign up on our Patreon pages. Find out more about Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason and how to support our music on Patreon. Mikey: We would love your comments, songs and lyrics or links to videos to share in the next show. Use the hashtag #InTheVerse. You can post them on the Blue Sun Tour Facebook page or email intheverse@fireflydrinkingsongs.com Marc: In the ‘Verse was produced by Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason. Sign up on our website and find out more about the Blue Sun Tour at http://fireflydrinkingsongs.com/intheverse/  

Chris Ruvo talks with the 2019 Counselor Person of the Year about acquisition strategy, his business influences and the keys to smart negotiations.

Zero Waste starts with good design, obviously. So we sat in the hallway of a design college and started talking. There is a lot to learn from Joan Marc’s journey in economics, lobbying, advocacy and activism. Catching him on his last day of vacation was a great way to take perspective on his career so far and on what's next. His organisation Zero Waste Europe has achieved a lot and made a meaningful contribution to how cities will manage their material streams from now on.

Marc Simon aspired to be both a meteorologist and a PGA Tour Pro. Turns out his actual "Dream Job" is doing what he does now: running the two biggest and most innovative golf industry shows in the world. As Event Vice President of PGA Golf Exhibitions for Reed Exhibitions, Marc has a clear understanding of the golf industry trends and contributors that are evolving the game he loves. This week our host Colin Weston speaks to Marc before the 2019 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando to learn what it takes to put on a Business-to-Business conference of this magnitude and what industry insights has he acquired over his 20 years working on it. To learn more about The PGA Merchandise Show, check out their website (https://www.pgashow.com/) and this short YouTube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wvy3MiasdGA). window.dojoRequire(["mojo/signup-forms/Loader"], function(L) { L.start({"baseUrl":"mc.us19.list-manage.com","uuid":"fb1db86bf86e67d377747be70","lid":"2e2f634e4c","uniqueMethods":true}) }) https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/cMqa6hJk.jpg About The PGA Merchandise Show The 66th annual PGA Merchandise Show took place January 22-25 2019 at The Orange Country Convention Center in Orlando FL. Featuring over 1,000 exhibitors and 40,000 attendees from 80 countries The PGA Merchandise Show lives up to its tagline: “The Major of Golf Business.” New for 2019 was The Global Golf Innovation Competition, staged by HYPE Sports Innovation. This "Shark Tank-style" event featured 10 golf startup finalists who pitched in front a distinguished judges panel comprised of golf industry entrepreneurs, investors and influencers. HYPE Sports Innovation Partner Ilan Hadar https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/mgubKZDs.JPG Main Entry To The PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/TR2DLJKq.JPG About Reed Exhibitions Reed Exhibitions is the parent company of PGA Golf Exhibitions and a leading B2B events organizer, hosting more than 500 events in 40 countries. They manage two major PGA events, and their portfolio also includes New York Comic Con, ComplexCon and a recently launched show called POPSUGAR Play/Ground. They incorporate many innovations and best practices from those events into our events for PGA. The first PGA Merchandise Show was in 1954, and they have been at the Orange County Convention Center each consecutive year since 1985. Reed's mission is to "Help companies drive revenue and customer loyalty through exceptional events". The Exhibitor Floor at The PGA Merchandise Show https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/MVPM2hvT.jpg Season 5 Sponsors https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/3QqeEFBq.jpg Special Guest: Marc Simon - Event Vice President for PGA Golf Exhibitions.

As Trump cronies are caught up in Mueller’s dragnet, let’s look at how justice works for regular folks. 2006 documentary AFTER INNOCENCE tells the stories of wrongly convicted prisoners exonerated and freed by DNA evidence. My guests include: JESSICA SANDERS, Director, Producer, Writer; MARC SIMON, Producer, Writer, and a former attorney with the Innocence Project; HERMAN ATKINS, exonerated and released in 2001 after 13 years in prison; DENNIS MAHER, exonerated and released in 2003 after 19 years in prison; and J W CARNEY who prosecuted Maher.

Vous le savez peut être si vous suivez mon travail sur les réseaux sociaux, je collabore depuis quelques année, assez régulièrement avec le magazine VSD. Cet hebdomadaire qui vient de changer de propriétaire et de fréquence de diffusion assez récemment est l’un des rares magazines en France à correctement payer les photographes. Marc Simon a été le chef photo de VSD pendant près de 18 ans et avant ça photographe pour le magazine pendant 25 ans. Dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast, nous parle de son parcours et partage de nombreux conseils très précieux pour un photographe qui veut vivre du photojournalisme. Marc explique comment dois faire un photographe pour présenter son travail à une rédaction, et il donne non seulement des conseils mais aussi et surtout la méthode qui fonctionne. Je lui demande aussi comment faire pour trouver de bonnes idées de reportage. Car tout est question d’idée au final, et non pas d’avoir un nom ou avoir fait telle ou telle école ! Bien entendu, il rappelle que la qualité des images est essentielle et notamment l’importance de l’éditing. Combien faut il envoyer de photos dans un reportage à un Picture éditeur ? Pourquoi est ce important d’aller rencontrer les iconographes dans les événements, notamment à Visa pour l’image ? Faut il se diriger vers le marché de l’art quand on est photojournaliste ? On parle aussi des archives et de comment faire vivre ses images dans le temps pour gagner plus d’argent sur le long terme. Enfin, Marc rappelle qu’il faut être avant tout passionné pour vivre du photojournalisme aujourd’hui car le métier est beaucoup plus dur qu’avant. Je vous souhaite une bonne écoute. Inscription à la Newsletter du Photographe Pro 2.0 : bit.ly/ressourcesphotographepro

Bigg Jon and "The GolfFather" Bill Cuebas starts off the show with Golf News, and Chatting about the upcoming PGA Show. GUESTS: Scott Lehman from In His Grip Golf talks about his story, and how the lord can impact your life on the course and off the course. Marc Simon from PGA Merchandise Show gives us a preview of the show, and talks Indie Golf and how the Inventors Spotlight works, and the importance of having these Inventors at the show.

Foreign policy rivals the economy as an issue of deep concern to voters in 2016 – even as character issues seem to dominate media coverage of the campaign. Dr. Marc Simon and Dr. Neil Englehart assess the considerable differences between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on a range of issues. ISIS, immigration, international trade, Syria and the future of NATO are among the key foreign policy issues on which the two major-party nominees differ. Clinton and Trump’s foreign policy positions are contrasted with one another as well as with the foreign policy of President Obama.

Join me as I have a man who's experienced more in his life than all of us put together!! Drew Rose was the singer of the 80's metal band Wildside who were the last band off the Strip to get a big deal before The Grunge Pac Man came along! Wildside was an American Rock/Metal band created in 1988 by founders Brent Woods, Drew Hannah, Benny Rhynedance. Originally called "Young Gunns", the 5 piece lineup included Drew Hannah (vocals), Brent Woods (lead guitar), Benny Rhynedance (rhythm guitar), Marc Simon (bass guitar), Jimmy D. (drums). The group played the clubs of Hollywood from 1988 thru 1990 when they were signed to Capitol Records under the charge of Hale Milgram. Slated to be "the next big thing" by the label, they immediately began recording their album. The band chose Van Halen Producer, Andy Johns to create their record. Recorded at Eddie Van Halen's home studio, Wildside was historically the first outsiders to use the famed "5150" recording studio. After a 1992 release of "Under The Influence",[1] and 2 years of solid touring, music was making a big change and Wildside was caught in the middle of it. Capitol Records was making changes to their lineup and both the label and the band agreed it was time to part. In 1994 a second album would be released under an independent label without Guitarist, Woods. Woods went on to join the Vince Neil project.

Join Maria as she speaks with Sally Springer, Admission Matters: What Students and Parents Need to Know About Getting Into College.  Then, Carol Tuttle, author of "It's Just My Nature!" A Guide to Knowing and Living Your True Nature.  Next, Dr. Robert Titzer , Recognized Expert and Infant Researcher, talks about “Your Baby Can Read program”  And, Marc Simon, Director, Producer, Writer, "Nursery University"a good-humored look at the oddly competitive environment of nursery school admissions.