Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Bryant

TOP: Could there ever be an 8-year all-NJ tournament? 10:45 Why doesn't Seton Hall retire Mark Bryant's jersey number? 14:15 What is the future of the Rutgers-Princeton series? 16:55 Can Monmouth be competitive in the CAA? 18:05: New Year's resolutions: What we want to see in 2025

Join us this week as Mark continues our study through Revelation. Watch or listen on our website, Youtube, or your favorite podcast app!

According to reports, Jericho Sims has been working on his game with Knicks assistant coach Mark Bryant since August. Why August? According to another Insider, they recently revealed that NY knew about Robinson's injury in August as well. Based on this, it would seem the Knicks told Sims to improve his game because this is his opportunity, if he takes it. Reports have confirmed that NY believes in the depth and current versatility of this Knicks team, which means another move right now is unlikely as NY seems comfortable with Sims and their other options at center. So comfortable that NY is reportedly going to START Sims opening night… Troy Mahabir breaks all of this down! SHOW CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 01:10 - Jericho Sims Training For Starting Position 02:30 - Insider Believes Sims Starts Opening Night 03:08 - Sims Has Been Working With Mark Bryant Since August 04:58 - Knicks Found Out About Robinson's Timeline In August 05:57 - Sims Work With Bryant Isn't A Confidence, NY Prioritizing His Development 07:59 - Jericho Sims MUST IMPROVE Game For Starting Night 10:22 - NY Is Prepared To Move Forward With Sims As The Center Option 12:00 - Knicks Have No Option But To Use What They Have... LISTEN NOW TO GET YOUR KNICKS FIX! Catch the latest special interviews, shorts, fan interactions, and more by following the show! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you don't miss another episode! Rather Watch the latest Knicks Recap episode? Catch us on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@TheKnicksRecap Follow The Knicks Recap on all social media platforms! Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheKnicksRecap Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/u/TheKnicksRecap?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Rather Listen to The Knicks Recap on a different platform? Catch us on ALL of your favorite streaming platforms: Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3SKSl8o Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3QrEfr6 iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-knicks-recap-a-new-yor-100895112/ Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3QoZrOd Other Pod Channels: https://anchor.fm/the-knicks-recap Grab our MERCH featuring some of the graphics you've seen us create to take your Knicks fandom to the NEXT LEVEL: MAIN STORE: https://theknicksrecap.myspreadshop.com/ CashApp: $TheKnicksRecap Have a comment about the show, an interview, or a graphic idea? Reach out to The Knicks Recap on ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS!

Mindset for Change: How Mark Bryant is Redefining Cancer Survival Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Revital Health Podcast! Today's guest is Mark Bryant—a true testament to the power of resilience and determination. Diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) Philadelphia Chromosome Positive (Ph+) in 2015, Mark has endured years of grueling treatments, from stem cell transplants to CAR-T therapy. His journey is nothing short of remarkable.

The New York Knicks have major concerns about their front court and center depth. So much so, that they are bringing in another assistant coach to join Tom Thibodeau's coaching staff. NY is bringing long time coach/player Mark Bryant to help develop our centers to maximize their abilities. We are also going to take a look at the released preseason game the Knicks will play in October and who their opponent will be… Troy Mahabir breaks all of this down! SHOW CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:47 - Mark Bryant Joining Tom Thibodeau's Coaching Staff 01:59 - Mark Bryant Is One Of The Top Big Man Coaches In The NBA 03:03 - Bryant Bring Brought In To Help Develop Our Front Court Players 03:29 - Mikal Bridges & Mark Bryant Relationship 05:10 - Bryant Must Teach Mitch Better Court Awareness 07:23 - Knicks Will Face Timberwolves On Oct.13 In Preseason Game 08:30 - Knicks V Wolves Will Be A Great Test For Both Teams LISTEN NOW TO GET YOUR KNICKS FIX! Catch the latest special interviews, shorts, fan interactions, and more by following the show! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you don't miss another episode! Rather Watch the latest Knicks Recap episode? Catch us on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@TheKnicksRecap Follow The Knicks Recap on all social media platforms! Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheKnicksRecap Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/u/TheKnicksRecap?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Rather Listen to The Knicks Recap on a different platform? Catch us on ALL of your favorite streaming platforms: Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3SKSl8o Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3QrEfr6 iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-knicks-recap-a-new-yor-100895112/ Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3QoZrOd Other Pod Channels: https://anchor.fm/the-knicks-recap Grab our MERCH featuring some of the graphics you've seen us create to take your Knicks fandom to the NEXT LEVEL: MAIN STORE: https://theknicksrecap.myspreadshop.com/ CashApp: $TheKnicksRecap Have a comment about the show, an interview, or a graphic idea? Reach out to The Knicks Recap on ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS!

Join us this week as Mark tackles Galatians chapter 1. Watch or listen on our website, YouTube, or your favorite podcast app!

Join us this week as Mark tackles 2 Corinthians chapter 3. Watch or listen on our website, YouTube, or your favorite podcast app!

Join us for Christmas Eve this week as Mark Bryant takes us through the end of 1 Thessalonians. Watch or listen below.

Warning: this episodes contains descriptions of violenceIn 2023, the unrelenting epidemic of gun violence in the United States has claimed the lives of more than 41,000 people. Throughout the year, each and every one of those shootings was chronicled by a website that has become the most authoritative and widely-cited source of data about gun deaths in the country: the Gun Violence Archive.Mark Bryant, the founder of the database, explains why he has dedicated so much of his life to painstakingly recording a problem with no end in sight.Guest: Mark Bryant, the founder of the Gun Violence Archive.Background reading: Mr. Bryant's website, the Gun Violence Archive.Here is how The New York Times tallies mass shootings.From July, a partial list of U.S. mass shootings in 2023.For more information on today's episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily. Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

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Joining Hassan in the studio is "Mr Baitworks" himself,  top carp angler and carp breeder Mark Bryant.In this episode Mark talks about how he has always balanced his carp fishing. From being a semi professional goal keeper, starting Baitworks and in more recent times having a family, Mark has managed to pursue his passion for catching carp on minimal time. Mark shares his most significant angling chapters from the Cotswolds Water Park nature reserve, Horseshoe Lake, Linch Hill and  "The Bird Pond" to name a few. There are more then a few incredible carp captures in these tales along with some real "out the box" thinking in terms of bait, tactics and rigs that certainly have given Mark the edge and will get you thinking.Marks talks about his passion for growing carp on from eggs and keeping stains of carp alive for example collecting spawn from venues around The Cotswolds Water park and growing them on to be restocked. It's a fascinating insight into what makes Mark tick. In the final section of the podcast marks talks about the bait business and the realties of what the journey in the industry has been like for him and Baitworks.Mark is an incredible angler, he really is his own man and doesn't follow the path most trodden. This open minded individualism shine through and makes for an insightful, action packed podcast that covers a huge cross section of topics.

Podcast van de Vereniging van Belgische Karpervissers (VBK). In episode 16 we have the honour and the joy of meeting our inspirators: Mark Bryant & Mike Holly of the famous Carp Fishing Podcast. Also present is Alijn Danau, who is being interviewed about the ins and outs of our beloved VBK. Hosts: Lieven Dejaeger & Thomas Roose Music: Chewing Dub by Jerome Arthur, jeromearthur.com Feedback: vbkpdcst@gmail.com

Renee Shaw and guests discuss gun laws. Guests: Whitney Austin, mass shooting survivor and gun safety advocate; Rich Zimmer, president of the League of Kentucky Sportsmen; Mark Bryant, executive director of the Gun Violence Archive; and State Sen. Whitney Westerfield (R-Fruit Hill), chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee (via video call).

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Sudan latest news Calls to extend Sudan ceasefire as evacuations continue Jack Teixeira Prosecutors say airman poses ongoing national security risk Mark Bryant counts US shootings. He no longer remembers the names James Corden Late Late Show writer teases One Direction surprise Hear South Korean president sing American Pie Pope Francis gives women historic right to vote at meeting Tucker Carlson breaks silence after Fox News exit Furious Microsoft boss says confidence in UK severely shaken Ukraine war Bakhmut defenders worry about losing support Manhunt underway after deadly Mississippi jail break

Did you miss our service on Sunday? As we continue through the book of Mark, Mark Bryant leads us through a huge turning point in the story – Jesus’ Transfiguration. When have you encountered Raw Power? Watch or listen below.

After 30+ years in SBA lending, Mark Bryant is calling it quits. His  successor, Jordan Hallam will be taking over as Director of GGL at SouthState Bank. Tune in as we look back at Mark's tenured career in SBA and discuss the transition plan for the department.

January is a great time to make changes and get in shape and we've got certified exercise therapist and Corrective Exercise Specialist Mark Bryant. Mark has been a personal trainer for 25 years, a Senior Fitness Specialist for 15 years and currently leads classes at Southeast Seattle Senior Center. He's also a 9 time Powerlifting World Champion and 2 time inductee into the Powerlifting Hall of Fame. If you want to up your fitness level in 2023, Mark has information and inspiration for you. We talk about how to prevent falls, increase your walking ability, and improve your everyday functional ability. The first step is just get going!

Join us this week as Mark Bryant weaves us through a clashing of kingdoms in Mark, chapter 6. Watch or listen below.

In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss: Erin's nomination for a Gundie Award; A man who broke the law to save lives in a horrible blizzard; New Jersey doubles down on the anti-NYSRPA carry laws; Time Square had a terrorist attack with a machete; If you aren't listening to The Reload Podcast, you should; and we recount The Saga of the Serbu Buttmaster! Next, Weer'd brings us his latest fisk of the Brady Campaign, as they attempt to claim that a good guy with a gun rarely if ever stops a bad guy with a gun; and finally, David responds to a previous episode's discussion of a Stop The Bleed class with a segment on tourniquets. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Main Topic: Gundies: Top Voices of the 2A The Piecaken Weer'd World: I Thought I Threw this Away ‘I had to do it to save everyone': Man breaks into school and shelters more than 20 people from blizzard New Jersey Legislature Passes Sweeping New Gun-Carry Restrictions, Insurance Mandate Rob Romano Tweet on Exceptions to Judges and Attornies  Suspect in New Year's Eve machete attack on police near New York's Times Square expressed desire in diary to join Taliban, die a martyr, sources say The Reload Podcast: Gun Violence Archive's Mark Bryant on His Role in the CDC Gun Defense Drama Serbu Buttmaster Conspiracy Revealed  New York TERPO Law Ruled Unconstitutional Weer'd Audio Fisk: 186: Brady in Brief: We Respond to Common Arguments Against Gun Violence Prevention Weer'd World: Anti-Gun Talking Points Collection Tanya Schardt Resume 'I would have shot him': Joe Zamudio, other heroes recall stopping Arizona killer CDC Study Ordered by Obama Contradicts White House Anti-gun Narrative On One America News: More mass shootings in gun restricted states Massive errors in FBI's Active Shooting Reports regarding cases where civilians stop attacks Emails Show CDC Removed Defensive Gun Use Stats After Gun-Control Advocates Pressured Officials in Private Meeting Armed Woman Stops Career Criminal Shooting at a Birthday Party Indiana mall hero Elisjsha Dicken returned fire just 15 seconds into mass shooting Worker wounded and suspect killed in Amazon warehouse shooting in Arizona What we know, minute by minute, about how the Uvalde shooting and police response unfolded Hero who stopped Colorado gunman shot dead by police in case of mistaken identity Goebbels at Nuremberg — 1934 BS Asymmetry Principal Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: ACP Episode 150 SOF-T CAT CAT Vs. SOF-T Wide Stop the Bleed CPR Classes First Aid Classes US Bureau of Labor Statistics National Highway Traffic Safety Administration CAT TQ Application Fold and Stage a CAT Tourniquet SOF TQ Application SOF Tourniquet Flat Fold  

Last week, we broke news of the CDC removing gun defense use estimates and a review paper it commissioned from its website after meeting privately with a group of advocates. This week, we have one of those advocates on the show. Mark Bryant, executive director of the Gun Violence Archive, was involved in the private meeting with CDC officials. He attacked Florida State University criminologist Gary Kleck's estimate of 2.5 million defensive gun uses per year as misleading. And he said it was preventing new gun restrictions from making progress. The CDC initially rebuffed the request from Bryant, GVPedia's Devin Hughes, and Newtown Action Alliance's Po Murray. However, they eventually changed course and deleted the defensive use estimates from their website without getting input from other points of view or making a public announcement of the edit. Mark joins the show to explain and defend his role in the conversation, which he says he was added to late in the process. He argued his only concern in the conversation was with the accuracy of the data. Things got a bit heated when I challenged him on a number of points and vice versa. However, it stayed civil overall, and I think the conversation was fruitful and exciting. Beyond the politics of the situation, we also discussed the controversy over how best to measure defensive gun uses as well as things like mass shootings. Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I give updates on New Jersey's gun-carry restrictions and California's fee-shifting law. Special Guest: Mark Bryant.

A continuation of the discussion about crime in Charlotte -- including a call from Mark who said he was at the Northlake Mall during yesterday's shooting, but then won a $2.5 million lottery scratch off on his way home. Plus, Stephen Gutowski at The Reload reports how the CDC deleted research at the behest of gun control activists. The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) deleted a reference to a study it commissioned after a group of gun-control advocates complained it made passing new restrictions more difficult. The lobbying campaign spanned months and culminated with a private meeting between CDC officials and three advocates last summer, a collection of emails obtained by The Reload show. Introductions from the White House and Senator Dick Durbin's (D., Ill.) office helped the advocates reach top officials at the agency after their initial attempt to reach out went unanswered. The advocates focused their complaints on the CDC's description of its review of studies that estimated defensive gun uses (DGU) happen between 60,000 and 2.5 million times per year in the United States–attacking criminologist Gary Kleck's work establishing the top end of the range. “[T]hat 2.5 Million number needs to be killed, buried, dug up, killed again and buried again,” Mark Bryant, one of the attendees, wrote to CDC officials after their meeting. “It is highly misleading, is used out of context and I honestly believe it has zero value – even as an outlier point in honest DGU discussions.” Bryant, who runs the Gun Violence Archive (GVA), argued Kleck's estimate has been damaging to the political prospects of passing new gun restrictions and should be eliminated from the CDC's website.      Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark reflects on his career at Seton Hall, his favorite Big East memories, the impact of P.J. Carlesimo and his time in the NBA.

This week we are joined by SouthState team memebers Mark Bryant and Chrissie Casas. Mark is the Director of Government Lending and Chrissie serves as Director of Digital Banking.  Mark gives us an update on SBA and PPP, and then we discuss what it looks like to build team cohesion within a large bank.   The views, information, or opinions expressed during this show are solely those of the participants involved and do not necessarily represent those of SouthState Bank and its employees.  SouthState Bank, N.A. - Member FDIC

Today Trae sits with Mark Bryant, a Powerlifting World Champion. He'll tell us about his experience in the field and how he's using his knowledge as a Certified Exercise Therapist. Tune in to hear this inspirational story!

Episode 132: today I answer the most asked question I have been getting lately - with all this talk about recession and higher interest rates.  Investors are spooked - should you sell your property? Should you withdraw that offer you recently made? To contribute to the GoFundMe page in support of Mark Bryant please follow this link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/to-show-our-friend-mark-the-liv100-love  Contact Gavin about his mastermind/coaching program - hello@behindthefacadepodcast.com  Take the Property Investor Readiness Test https://eliteproperty.scoreapp.com/ Connect with and learn more about Gavin here https://www.gavinjgallagher.com Gavin also has a YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/gavinjgallagher?sub_confirmation=1 If you have any questions you'd like answered on the show please email or send a voice recording to podcast@behindthefacadepodcast.com Connect on social media @gavinjgallagher

Episode 132: today I answer the most asked question I have been getting lately - with all this talk about recession and higher interest rates.  Investors are spooked - should you sell your property? Should you withdraw that offer you recently made? To contribute to the GoFundMe page in support of Mark Bryant please follow this link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/to-show-our-friend-mark-the-liv100-love  Contact Gavin about his mastermind/coaching program - hello@behindthefacadepodcast.com  Take the Property Investor Readiness Test https://eliteproperty.scoreapp.com/ Connect with and learn more about Gavin here https://www.gavinjgallagher.com Gavin also has a YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/gavinjgallagher?sub_confirmation=1 If you have any questions you'd like answered on the show please email or send a voice recording to podcast@behindthefacadepodcast.com Connect on social media @gavinjgallagher

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On the radio show this week, we cover the way in which gun safety policy is moving forward in Congress, what you can do to help, and some ways to find hope in hard times. Special guests include: Mark Bryant, Gun Violence Archive (GVA), @GunDeaths; Amanda Brown Lierman, Supermajority, @supermajority; Reggie Hubbard, @oreggieglobal; and Alex Barrio, Center for American Progress, @amprog. 

This week's podcast is a little different but valuable nonetheless.  Mark Bryant had a successful business until one day his back started to hurt.  I hope you enjoy! Learn more: https://terminaltotriathlon.com/podcast/  Take the Property Investor Readiness Test https://eliteproperty.scoreapp.com/ The Elite Property Accelerator https://www.elitepropertyaccelerator.com/ Connect with and learn more about Gavin here https://www.gavinjgallagher.com Gavin also has a YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/gavinjgallagher?sub_confirmation=1 If you have any questions you'd like answered on the show please email or send a voice recording to podcast@behindthefacadepodcast.com Connect on social media @gavinjgallagher

This week's podcast is a little different but valuable nonetheless.  Mark Bryant had a successful business until one day his back started to hurt.  I hope you enjoy! Learn more: https://terminaltotriathlon.com/podcast/  Take the Property Investor Readiness Test https://eliteproperty.scoreapp.com/ The Elite Property Accelerator https://www.elitepropertyaccelerator.com/ Connect with and learn more about Gavin here https://www.gavinjgallagher.com Gavin also has a YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/gavinjgallagher?sub_confirmation=1 If you have any questions you'd like answered on the show please email or send a voice recording to podcast@behindthefacadepodcast.com Connect on social media @gavinjgallagher

In this episode, we're joined by Kasey Bamberger and Mark Bryant, the father-daughter team behind Ohio's Bryant Agricultural Enterprise. They chat with Shely about how they integrate new processes and technologies into their farming operation and what they see in store for the future of farming.

My guest this week is Mark Bryant who was PJ Carlesimo's most important recruit. Bryant's commitment to the Hall put the Pirates back on the college basketball map and placed them on the road to the 1989 NCAA championship game. After playing for 15 years in the NBA, Bryant is now in his 18th season as an assistant coach, currently with the Phoenix Suns.

Shelia White, with Alabama Caregivers and NurseTel hosts this weekly health program Wednesdays 7 to 8 PM. Her guests tonight are Mark Bryant, public relations officer for the Mobile County Department of Health, and Pastor Jeffery Mackie of Amity Missionary Baptist Church talking about their vaccine drive in partnership with USA Medical

Shelia White, with Alabama Caregivers and NurseTel hosts this weekly health program Wednesdays 7 to 8 PM. Her guests tonight are Mark Bryant, Public Information Officer for the Mobile County Health Department, Terrell Patrick, Youth and Family Services Director, and Chris Paragone with Sunny Side Theater and Drama Camp productions, talking about "The Rainbow Fish"

An entrepreneur since selling cigarettes at University in the late 90s, Mark Bryant spent 15 years in the energy efficiency industry - owning and managing companies from £1m to £15m. After overcoming a 2012 business meltdown (involving fraud and HMRC investigations) and building back the business he was flying high. Then the real disaster struck: a 2015 cancer diagnosis and 6 months to live. Yet 6 years later he's training for a half Iron Man, a fitness and wellness entrepreneur, keynote speaker and podcast host of ‘Terminal to Triathlon'. In this episode, Dan explores Mark Bryant's entrepreneurial healing journey, which started by learning how to connect to the present moment. Discover how to be the true version of yourself - rather than subconsciously dancing to someone else's tune - to value your emotional fitness as much as your physical fitness and how to flip your perspective with just one question. This episode is packed full of humbling lessons for any entrepreneur who thinks hustling hard and 5 Star resorts are what it's all about.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------▷ We're now in the top 2.5% of global podcasts - heard in 44 countries! ▷ Big thanks to The Tech Dept - my business - for sponsoring all of this. We build tech products for impact startups www.thetechdept.com▷ Please reach out to me with a DM on LinkedIn ▷ Check out Dan's top three interviews from season 1: How To Turn Your Worst Day Into Your Biggest Breakthrough with Dan Sullivan From Public Speaker To Prison Cell with Peter Sage The Power of F*ck You with Debbie Wosskow, OBE

This week we talk with Mark Bryant, Director of Government Lending for SouthState.  We discuss what's next for SBA lending as we come out the PPP process.  The views, information, or opinions expressed during this show are solely those of the participants involved and do not necessarily represent those of SouthState Bank and its employees.  SouthState Bank, N.A. - Member FDIC

From Small Town Prosecutor, to Nationally Recognized Trial Lawyer, with Mark Bryant From humble beginnings in Paducah, Mark Bryant has risen to become one of the best-known trial attorneys in Western Kentucky. Described in a front-page article in the Los Angeles Times as “a former prosecutor with a swashbuckling style that charms juries,” under his leadership the Bryant Law Center has won national class action cases, derailment actions against major railroads, and courtroom victories and major settlements for clients who suffered brain damage or catastrophic injury and wrongful death. Mark Bryant has practiced in his hometown of Paducah, Kentucky since graduating from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 1973. Mr. Bryant is a product of the Paducah, Kentucky city schools, Paducah Community College, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Kentucky College of Law. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Mark went from a Commonwealth prosecutor to a nationally recognized trial lawyer How he successfully markets to a broad range of clientele, including everything from criminal to mass torts The most helpful elements of being a part of PILMMA's Masterminds How Mark became interested in pursuing the practice of mass torts Dealing with “mega firms” when you're competing in a small market Advice for young lawyers interested  in getting into class-action cases Resources: Website: https://www.bryantpsc.com/attorneys/mark-bryant/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheBryantLawCenter LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markpbryant/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarkBryantlaw Additional Resources: PILMMA's Super Summit    https://learn.pilmma.org/pilmma-super-summit-2021 The Mastermind Effect: https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect/  PILMMA's Free Resources: https://www.pilmma.org/free-resources/  PILMMA Join Page: https://learn.pilmma.org/join-pilmma

05/27/21 : Mark Bryan is the Executive Director of Gun Violence Archive, and joins Joel Heitkamp to discuss recent shootings around the United States.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy Smith hosts this edition of Crunch Time from 4 Pines Truck Bar in Brookvale with Fletch, Matty Johns, Steve O'Keefe and Mark Bryant

Mark Bryant recounts the story of Des Hasler's missing shoe

Jimmy Smith hosts this edition of Crunch Time from 4 Pines Truck Bar in Brookvale with Fletch, Matty Johns, Steve O'Keefe and Mark Bryant

Join Rodney and me as we kick off "Love Your Lawyer Month" on the show with our friend and top-rated attorney Mark Bryant of the Bryant Law Center in my hometown of Paducah, Kentucky (www.bryantpsc.com).  Mark has been one of Kentucky's best lawyers since starting his career in 1973 following his graduation from the University of Kentucky College of Law.   Mark is the former Commonwealth Attorney for McCracken County, Kentucky and he is one of the best rated personal injury and criminal defense lawyers in the country, handling personal injury and criminal defense matters throughout not just the State of Kentucky, but the remainder of the United States.      Mark is rated "AV" by Martindale-Hubbell, a Kentucky Super Lawyer, and a member in the prestigious Million Dollar Advocates Forum for top personal injury attorneys.  You can learn more about Mark and his colleagues for the Bryant Law Center at www.bryantpsc.com or by telephone at (270) 550-1230.

Shelia White, with Alabama Caregivers and NurseTel hosts this weekly health program Wednesdays 7 to 8 PM This week she's joined by by Mark Bryant of MCHD talking rabies shots, vaccinations, and Covid cases, followed by Jerry Ward, creator of Abstructor

Mark Bryant is back with story like no other, a four year quest in search of a few special carp, a story that Mark has never told or ever published. Hiding in bushes, baiting at midnight, buried treasure and wrestling with badgers are just a few of the hurdles that make this one an extra special episode, one not to be missed. Marks personal fishing is rarely spoken about but rest assured, when he’s on it, his focus and commitment is incredible. Sit tight as this one will have you on edge of your seats. One mans quest into the unknown...... Plus we have Jamie Cook back on to give us an update on all things Angling Trust related. 

CJ Chats with 2002 Canberra Raiders Debutant 2008 Manly Sea Eagles Grand Final Winner Manly Golden Eagles Co Founder MARK BRYANT Available On: Facebook, Youtube, Spotify, Apple, Google, iHeartRadio etc. https://www.thefinaltackle.com.au Brought to you by our Sponsor: www.goldcoasttradingcards.net Outro: Rugby League Song By Danny McMaster Instagram Twitter Youtube

Mark Bryant dives into Matthew 7:15-20…the truth about false prophets. The ending might surprise you… Watch or listen below.

Shelia White, with Alabama Caregivers and NurseTel hosts this weekly health program Wednesdays 7 to 8 PM This week J. Mark Bryant the Public Information Officer for The Mobile County Health Department talks Thanksgiving safety and possibilities for this year's Mardi Gras, Ken Zadnichek, Jr. talks about Wales West RV Park's light railway Arctic Express trip to the North Pole event, then it's Steven Hadley with Fit Body Forever at Daphne Fit Body Boot Camp discussing their program

Benchwarmers!! This is the announcement we have been talking about, we are proud to bring you this interview with one of the most colorful characters ever to spike his mow hawk on an NBA court, Chris "BirdMan" Andersen. Chris is also joined by the man who made this interview possible, Niko's dad and agent of Birdman Mark Bryant, who is a world renowned attorney and NBA agent. Together we get you to see a different side of the imposing 6'10" shot blocking and high flying Andersen, he was always in the limelight but there is plenty you don't know about the Bird. Niko, Mark and Chris share embarrassing stories from the time they spent while Niko was young and Mark was first representing Bird in the league like winging tennis balls at 8 year old Niko. Chris also talks about his mentality and what drove him to be a consistent contributor for 17 yeas at the highest level. Be sure to go follow the Far End of the Bench social medias @FeOTBpod, we will be tweeting the trivia question in a few hours and you want to be ready when it happens to have the chance to win a signed Chris Andersen jersey, if you are able to DM us the right answer. Remember to like the show, subscribe rate and review on apple podcasts and be sure to follow the pod on Spotify too. Thank you all for listening we will be back next week for more Far End of the Bench! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/far-end-of-the-bench/support

Presented by Sea Eagles Major Partner URM, the Sea Eagles Community Corner Podcast is hosted by Sea Eagles General Manager, Community - Kellie Pethybridge, along with Justene Gordon, who is the CEO of The Burdekin Association - a key Community Partner of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles.In this episode of the Sea Eagles Community Corner Podcast, Kellie and Justene chat with Golden Eagles Chairman - Mark Bryant.

Simon Scott and Mark Bryant join Simon in the studio to discuss the recent release of their new Thinking Tackle programme. The show follows them during an autumn session on a Cotswold Water Park venue, capturing the true essence of fishing at this magical time of year. During the podcast we delve into the pairs individual fields of expertise to understand more clearly, the many different aspects of autumn carp fishing and much more besides.

Professional Wrestler, Militant Mark Magnum has been wrestling for the last twelve years in promotions such as BOTB,NWF,CWAI,AIWF 1st Class and WBW. Mark was trained by, Kamala Jr, Mark Bryant,Kenny Kitchens, and Cody Hawk. Mark is in the AIWF 1st Class Hall Of Fame and his name has been published in PWI three times in the last five years. Subscribe to Militant Mark Magnum on YouTube for matches Militant Mark Magnum Follow,Like,Share Mark Magnum facebook page, Mark Magnum Receive a Free month from Podbean when you use them as your podcasting provider podbean.com/pbsignup Tap into Podbean Advertising and get $100.00 of Advertising when you sign up as a sponsorship podbean.com/pro/pbsignup Podcast City Network Contacts WEBSITE: podcastcity.net FACEBOOK: Podcast City Network TWITTER: @podcastcitynet Everett Lee Social Contacts FACEBOOK: The Everett Lee Show TWITTER: @TheEverett_Lee  

On Sunday, Feb 23rd (Family Sunday!), Mark Bryant lead us through trusting the Lord through our Trials. Watch or Listen Below! https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/193898061689167/

This week, Mark Bryant takes us on a journey through Hebrews 2:14-18. Watch: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/483219845565208/ Listen:

ACEC welcomes political consultant Mark Bryant of Agency Advisors onto the show to discuss the changing nature of issue advocacy in the age of big data and the internet.  Mark discusses three main themes during the interview: message packaging, message delivery and measurement and how each can be utilized to maximize the return of an issue advocacy campaign.  During the interview Mark and Engineering Influence host Jeff Urbanchuk discuss tactics and tools that can help advocates better tailor their messages during the development of an integrated issue campaign.  Some of those resources are listed below:Useful Reference Information:Optimal Social Media Image and Video Sizes Social Media Video Tips and StrategiesData Visulaization Tools:TableauSocial Analytics Tools:Sprout Social HootsuiteInfographic Creation Tools:Adobe SparkCanva Transcript:Host:                            Welcome to another edition of ACEC's podcast, Engineering Influence. Today we're pleased to welcome Mark Bryant to the show. Mark is a wealth of information when it comes to the world of advocacy, message development and message delivery. We wanted Mark to stop by at the show because the world of advocacy is changing the same tactics and tools, the big name brands use to target consumers with advertising can be used in advocacy to create well-designed, executed and measured communications campaigns, technology, especially the internet. And the rise of social media changed the way we communicate and it's continuing to change by the day. And we'd like to give our members an overview of current trends and communicating and what you should think about when it comes to crafting an issue, advocacy campaigns. So Mark, welcome. And if you could start by telling us not only what you do with agency advisors, but what do you do for clients?Mark Bryant:                Jeff, thank you so much for having me today. So, so we at agency advisers, we like to say we bring we bring new tech to candidates. Causes in the agencies that work on their behalf. And by way of a new tech, we mean sort of data, digital and analytics capabilities that are, that are, that are coming into the market to help public affairs advocacy practitioners, advance legislative and regulatory agendas. We work with trade associations like the ACEC in a consultative capacity. We're in, we often open with a presentation on trends and innovation in, in advocacy. We tend to focus sort of along a continuum. We start with ways in which people are packaging messaging more effectively these days ways in which people are delivering those messages more efficiently, often times clearly to decision makers and those who influence them.Mark Bryant:                And then we end with ways in which those messages are being measured or the degree to which methods to measure the degree to which are your message is getting through. So our job is to essentially be a resource to practitioners that want to leverage. This is a, this is an extraordinarily sort of complex ecosystem, right? The number of providers in the sort of data digital and analytics sort of ecosystem category is, is changing quickly and, and, and is just almost on an on manageable.Host:                            The minute you think you have a handle on it, everything changes.Mark Bryant:                Absolutely. And, you know, they come, they go but there are, there are certain things that really catch our attention as particularly compelling and impactful.Host:                            So trends, I mean everybody loves trends focusing on trends. And I understand you have really three big trends that you want to kind of talk to us about today.Mark Bryant:                Sure, absolutely. So, within the context of, of those, those three sort of big areas of focus again, packaging, messaging, delivering messaging and, and measuring the efficacy of messaging. The first is around helping how people are packaging messaging most effectively today. And, and and a lot of people talk about this, not many people leverage it to the extent possible. And that is video, right? There's no better method of conveying a very sort of complex issue position to a lawmaker to, to a constituent of a lawmaker to virtually anyone that then by way of a, by way of a video, by basically telling your story in a format that's easily, readily sort of digestible and compelling. Right. we, we think that we love video not just because of its efficacy but, but also because of its utility.Mark Bryant:                So, so here there are couple of ways in which people are leveraging video that, that, that, that not, not everyone thinks about one today. In-Person engagement. So meetings with law makers and staffers often begin with a video. So the, literally the lobbyist, the government affairs, the government relations professional walking in to a lawmaker's office with a staffer, with a staff and a legislator, and they'll start with a video. They'll, they'll bring their tablets and bring their laptops. We'll start with a two, three, four minute video, which explains the organization's issue position in a clearly, you know, well thought out, methodical manner. There are oftentimes what are considered motion graphics or animated videos which really speak to the impact of a policy outcome on our lawmakers state or district. And so that, that starts a conversation, right? That's sort of sets the table, sets the stage and that yields a very sort of interactive that that leads to a very sort of dynamic and interactive conversation based on you know, a set of facts that were laid out and you know, in, in that, in that video format.Mark Bryant:                What's nice about that is you leave that office, that video stays behind you. You're government affairs, law lobbyists and government affairs professional, your lobbyist, they, walk away and that video stays and those lawmakers and staffers can share that video with other staffers, with committee members of subcommittee members, right? There's, there's great utility there. What can also be done, what's extraordinarily impactful is to sort of repackage or reformat that two, three, four minute video into a six second, a 15 second, a 3 second format, which can be leveraged in an ad campaign, right. To keep your issue top of mind among those lawmakers and staffers long after you leave. And that same, those same formats because people and the reasons six second 15, second 30 second are commonly used is because they can th th th they're, they're they're well-suited for different mediums.Mark Bryant:                So you want to be in front of that staffer when he or she wakes up when he or she is, you know, en route to the office. Potentially. It depends upon their, you know, their mode of transportation throughout the course of the day, you know, when they get home through connected TV, when they wrap up their day with a little social media, you know, scanning, if you will. So, so it's, it's fascinating. You can, you can package that message to stay top of mind among those, those lawmakers and staffers. Again long after, long after you leave, you can also leverage those same videos to engage like-minded groups, to make others aware of the issue position, sort of pull them in to the discourse or the dialogue or, or to to, to extend your message beyond just as lawmakers and staffers. And then finally you can use those same messages to inform the constituents of the law makers that are important to you.Mark Bryant:                And you might reformat further to end that with a call to action. Right? So you might, you might educate again, constituents within a state or the district of the lawmaker that matters and ask them to make a phone call, ask them to send an email, ask them to, to, to post something on social media that's relevant to that issue position.Host:                            Yeah. And that's, that's all good points because I think something that really get across is the idea that one piece of you can't really look at a piece of content as a piece of content and, and as a singular thing, like, okay, check the box. We did a video. You have to look at, we have a video, so how else can we break this down and reuse it and repackage it because there are so many different mediums right now to send out.Mark Bryant:                That's right. That's right.Host:                            You could host the video of course first on YouTube and that gives you pretty much a, a wide audience that you can draw from it and it's easily accessible. But then you need to repackage that for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and they all have different requirements. That's right. And it's something that I'll make sure to put into the show notes for this episode. Some guidelines about different platforms and their requirements, but it's something to keep in mind about when you're producing content, like a video that focuses on your message that you do in such a way where you're thinking ahead those steps so that when you're developing the message, you're make making the two minute video with a mind to saying how can I now cut that back down? How can I take that two minute video and make it a 30 second, a 15 second...Mark Bryant:                And not only for, for, for different mediums if you will, at different formats for different mediums, but for different audiences, right? Because your audience, your YouTube audience may be quite different than your Snapchat audience. Right? And so you want to think about right, how many sort of permutations, right, of that message you need for the with the, with the audience targeting in mind, right? If it's lawmakers and staff you know, that's, that's one, one consideration if it's constituents or, or very specific segments of the population within a lawmakers, state or district. That's a whole different set of considerations.Host:                            Absolutely. And I think that, you know, even the first, you know, when you brought up video, I think a lot of people are still keyed on that traditional, okay, I'm coming in, I've got my folder, my folder has my talking points, my folder has a brochure or a written piece of material, which I'm going to present to the lawmaker or, or that lawmakers staff.Host:                            And they're saying, okay, video, why would I want to use video instead of written material, which I know is on paper. And I'm going to hand it to them and, and you know, that's, you know, I can email to them. So what's the benefit of video over a written piece of material for the person consuming that information?Mark Bryant:                So I think one, it's additive, right? I don't, I don't think video necessarily replaces the more traditional, you know means or methods of communicating. Clearly the, the video is meant to, to to, to generate the diet, to set the stage to as somewhat of a springboard into the dialogue. Yeah. Right. That, that you'd like to have occur, right. In the context of that meaning it, and I think it's highly complimentary or additive, right? So you want to, I think in many cases our observation our experience has been the, those, those, other materials are still part of the sort of protocol, if you will.Mark Bryant:                Video is quite additive and you're, you're, you're well aware of the statistics. Yeah. I would imagine that studies have shown that people remember 10% of what they hear. Yeah. 20% of, of what they read and 80% of what they see.Host:                            We're very visual creatures.Mark Bryant:                Very, very good. Absolutely. So if you can all the rubber and bring the, you know, the full arsenal, tip it to bear. Right, right. So there's sort of the different elements, components each meaning there are different dynamics. Right. So, so, so to have a video as a, as a starting point is, is we're, we're finding to be again, extremely impactful.Host:                            Yeah, exactly. Then that's why, you know, a lot of people are now recording their podcasts and video. Because they want to have both, they want to have the audio, but they also want to have the video, two different audiences, two different ways of consuming the media. Yes. Same kind of content. Yes. But you're thinking and treating it differently because you know that you'll want to have a diversity of, of audiences reaching your material because your audience in the car is completely different than the person sitting at home who has found YouTube flipping through things and find something that they want to watch. So that, that's really important. That's a, that's an important trend. And that's really on, on a question of packaging your message, which is something that you really need to take a real thought, full approach for towards, before you actually start down the road of, of, you know, considering what's going to be in your you know, your, your campaign. The other trend that you mentioned is more focused on delivering that message. Right? And getting that message to the right people. So what are given the fact that we have so many different mediums that we can choose from? Sure. You know, what's, what are some of the trends related to actually messaged delivery?Mark Bryant:                Yeah, it's fascinating. So how do you get that message once you packaged it? Right. And you have to define the sort of the, the, the, the right, you're determined the right message for the right audience, right? And the right format. How do you get those messages in front of people in a very efficient, in front of decision makers and those who influence them and in a very efficient manner. So we find most fascinating is what's characterized as social graphing, right? So clearly I can get to you Senator I, I can, I can get my message to you and your staffers by way of, and you're probably very familiar with geo-fencing as an example. So, so I can by way of a technology which allows me to draw, you know, a circle or a polygon around a location. I can serve my message, right?Mark Bryant:                But by way of video as an example to mobile devices within that location, right. And geo-fencing, there are, it's while it sounds very straight forward, the notion of, okay, I want to deliver my message to everyone in Senator Warner's office, right? There are some nuances or complexities which, which people now are beginning to understand that they need to do I wanna hit people that had been in Senator Warner's office with great frequency over the course of the last year? Do I want to reach people that were in Senator Warner's office as it related to a specific fly-in, right? Who do I want to do it? Do I want to eliminate the infrequent visitors? How far back do I want to look? I can look back a year and I can determine, okay, who are the most frequent visitors in, in Senator Warner's office over the course of the last year?Mark Bryant:                And I can get my message to those people, whether they're in the office or not. So, so geo-fencing is, is, is become embraced by the association community as a, as a means by which they can get their message in front of lawmakers and staffers efficiently and cost effectively and cost effectively. Right? And you don't, ah, fascinating. So not only do you have look back windows and the ability to, to make some decisions around which segment of the audience you want to reach, you have the ability to reach folks that may be in the district offices. So this is a, so that look back window is it relates to the Capitol office. You can also reach people back in district offices. You can you can reach people again, as I mentioned outside of the office. So there are even very sophisticated methods of geo-fencing homes in an anonymized fashion, right?Speaker 3:                    So you want to get to that. I want to ensure that I get to that staffer. So they're consuming content and they're at home and it's in the evening and, and, and, and and they're exposed to that. Does that message, this is all that, all that data, the minute you carry your phone with you, this is all the stuff is being collected in and now people are starting to filter through it and realize you can, Ew, that's there. You can go back. You can target people very, very specifically. I mean, that's the point where you can trigger someone in a room. Well, and that, and that. And that brings up that I think, one of the more exciting sort of trends. And that's around social graphing. Okay. And so the ability to reach everyone or, or a number of quite a few folks within Senator Warner's personal network, right?Speaker 3:                    So if you think about who does Senator Warner interact with sort of day in, day out, right? That can include friends, family members, business associates people with whom Senator Warner may work on within philanthropic organizations. Social media connections, clearly staff, donors. So there, there are capabilities now, there are companies that will define those social graphs that'll map. Yeah. Jeff's that work. Yeah. Right. and serve largely by way of social media content to those individuals. And it's even so, sort of a fascinating aspect of this is even before they serve the message, which may actually feature Senator Warner in the, in the creative and say, please, please tell Senator Warner to support the following. Our issue position they will secure if you will, quite a bit of engagement on that content before they put it in front of the people within the network of Senator Warner.Speaker 3:                    So those people within Senator Warner's network, we'll take note of that content because there's been so much engagement they perceive, right? I mean, and it's real in this case, perception is reality. That in fact this is an important issue. This is something to take note off because there's so much engagement, engagement being, you know, people have liked the, the, the content they've shared, the content they've commented on the content, right? There's, there's so much engagement around the content, they should pay attention to that content and they might then be more apt to engage Senator Warner on that particular issue.Host:                            So it's like the old, you know, battlefield idea of, you know, you, you're first, you prepare the ground and then you send your Calvary yet, right. You get, you make the most favorable environment through targeted messages that create the perception that's what this is is an issue of, of concern. And then you get them with the call to action.Mark Bryant:                That's exactly right. It's fascinating. You're absolutely right. Sequencing is another thing that people are, are being far more deliberate about. What message do we get to whom in what order in order to make the greatest impact. Right? And so I, I think about just a, to add to your analogy, I think about the air cover before the ground floor, right? So, so, so back to fly ins, you know, people are geo-fencing, right? Before, so they're getting their message into the lawmakers office before they show up and then after they leave. So, so that issue that organization remains top of mind is it becomes a social graphing sort of very similar sort of sort of mindset around, again, let's go get lots of engagement on this content and then in a sequential fashion, put it in front of the people that are going to be in front of Senator Warner. And you imagine you take these techniquesHost:                            And you tie them in with traditional techniques that are the tried and true. Yes. So for example, if our flying that we did last may, you know, we didn't do the extent of geo-fencing or or or sequencing, but you know, you get an ad on radio, you get it out there, you start getting stuff into newspapers, editorials, you get your members who are doing fly-ins to do their local letters to the editor. So it kind of creates that presumption that something's happening. Then when they're there, or close to it. You hit them with digital advertising, which was targeted to those audiences that you want to hit. And then again, the follow through. Once it's done, you hit them again with another series of messages that pretty much it's the whole idea of, you know, tell them what you're going to say. Tell them and then tell them again. Yeah, that's right. And then make sure they have that lasting impact. You tie that in with traditional advertising, traditional, you know, direct earned media engagement, and then this more sort of the multiplier effect. And you can really make a Mark and that's solely from, you know, taking it from the perspective of a former Hill staffer. You can tell when an organization has it stuff together. When they do a fly in, either they come in and they just do their events and they have their meetings. But the groups that have that first, second, third touch are the ones that people take note. They stand out, they stand out. Yeah. So the big question on, of course, you know, that's the impact. Now I know you have a massive impact on the audiences that you're trying to persuade. But for an organization like ACAC, you know, you take all these steps, you prepare the message, you package it, you get deliver it. The big question is measurement, right? Which is the final trend I think that this is the most important thing because vertical the old days, you know, and even now with some of the baseline analytics that you get from the platforms that you're not paying for unless you're using like a sprout social or, or, or a Meltwater or something that's a paid program, the analytics that you get back are fairly broad. That's right. X amount of engagements.Host:                            Just like the idea of saying, okay, I'm going to buy an ad on radio in this DMA. This is how many people were probably going to be hearing this based off of this is our audience at that time. But you don't really know dollar equivalency saying that this article is the same as let's say, $10,000 worth of ad buy. That doesn't really matter anymore. What are the trends in measuring the effectiveness of these messages and these techniques? What's the big trend driving analytics?Mark Bryant:                Sure. This is, so there are a number of of methods of measuring impact and, and potential efficacy. Pre-Campaign there are methods of measuring efficacy during the campaign. Yeah. There are measure methods of measuring efficacy. Post-Campaign the ultimate measure is did you win or lose? Well, yes, clearly, but, but however, you know, there are the reality is you need to report internally as to how well you're doing along the way internally and oftentimes externally, right? We find social and traditional media monitoring and impact analyses to be by far the most telling method of whether your message is actually getting through. Okay. Okay. So what does that mean? You mentioned a number of tools. Organizations have tools. Those tools are built to provide you intelligence as to what's being mentioned, who's mentioning those things. The, the how frequently those mentions are, are, are, are occurring. What, what's missing is telling sentiment analysis and recommendations as to what to do next. So some organizations have the internal expertise but it's it's challenging to sort of maintain that, invest heavily in that and maintain that over time.Mark Bryant:                So what you find is organizations are often turning to third parties or making a real commitment to investing in internal resources to interpret the data, right? And now we're finding people using multiple platforms, social and traditional. It's important to mention, it's not just social media monitoring, the social and traditional media monitoring and impact analysis. So, human beings that are interpreting the data that the machines, you know, no matter how sophisticated, right? And in terms of leveraging machine learning natural language processing, everybody likes to call this AI. Yeah. Right? No matter how smart the tool, you still need the interpretation, right? So, so, so Linda here at the ACEC, Jeff, others, Steve, others they're gonna want to understand, well, what is, what does this mean? Right? Well, what are these mentions mean?Mark Bryant:                And more importantly, what do we do next? Right? So organizations are leveraging social and traditional media monitoring in order to establish baselines or benchmarks. So before you then begin a campaign, whether paid or and or earned, right? What are people saying relative to your issue, right? What are they saying that's positive? What are they saying? This negative and who's saying it? Right? Establish that baseline, then launch your campaign made and, or earn, monitor, measure day in, day out. The degree to which their vernacular or the discourse is changing. Are people adopting your messaging? Right? And if they are, are they the right people? Right? Yeah. That's the big thing. The amazing thing. And there are instances where people push a certain messaging if you will. And there are unintended consequences. Something that the industry may have thought would be perceived very positively, was in fact perceived negatively.Mark Bryant:                And that further informs messaging and strategies. So you begin by establishing a baseline, which informs your messaging and strategy, right? In the reverse order, your strategy and messaging, right? One in the same, in many case are very closely intertwined. Clearly. then you get in market with your messaging in market being, you know, getting the right message in front of the right people at the right time in order to drive policy outcomes. Right. And then your real time, again measuring the degree to which that's being received and interpreted. Exactly right. And so again, to what degree did the vernacular or the discourse change and that further informs messaging because what you do is you invest more heavily in the messages that seem to be resonating and you might eliminate messages that really fell flat. Right. And then at the, at the end of the campaign, you know, even post-campaign the legislation passed you know, to what degree, what kind of feedback or did you get some sort of post-campaign that you might leverage? So sort of in other initiatives. Yeah,Host:                            And that's a really interesting point because I remember back on my my time at the PR firm I was with and also on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee undertaking a large issue campaign or, or, or legislative initiative and building a campaign about that. It was constant measurement and it was the good old media content analysis. It was before, during and after. It was and is a lot of leg work and this is why you need to invest because it's looking at, okay, I'm going to take a look at all the media that we're getting. I'm going to assign that a score. I'm going to sign that a positive, negative, neutral score. Then I'm going to take that, I'm going to count that up and, and then I'm going to start doing some analysis of that data. How much has their share of voice in the conversation? What's our share of positive, negative, neutral? Who's writing about it, who isn't writing about it, do a gap analysis, who, where are the targets that we need to reach?Mark Bryant:                Precisely. All those things in traditional media can now be tied in with analytics and a lot of platforms, like you said, are using machine learning AI to do these more qualitative now that's right. Assessments of of message effectiveness and it's, it's a really important thing. These are all things that you need to take into consideration when you're looking at doing a strategic plan. We just broach the surface, which is why we're going to have Mark back on because we want to use some case studies, especially as we get into the presidential cycle and things start heating up and talk about these individual trends in a little bit more depth. Absolutely. I also want to make sure that I put some, some information in the show notes for everybody who's listening to take a look at some data because there's a lot here to take advantage of and also to think about.Host:          So I really appreciate the time that you've taken because we've covered a lot of stuff. This is, I love this topic. I could go on forever on this. But let's, let's hold off. Let's keep a little bit for the next time, right. We'll go into the specifics. But Mark Bryan of of it's, I'll tell you, it's, that is the changing world is something else and things are just insane and, and just are getting, are getting crazier by the day. When it comes to to getting your message across, but really appreciate you coming on the show. Well, I can't thank you enough again for having me and look forward to the next time, Jeff. Thanks 

Seton Hall great, former NBA player and current Phoenix Suns Asst Coach Mark Bryant joins us to discuss his days at Columbia HS, Big Blue, the League and more.

Here's a sneak preview of our latest interview. Seton Hall great, former NBA player and current Phoenix Suns Asst Coach Mark Bryant joins us to discuss his days at Columbia HS, Big Blue, the League and more.

Jacob, Kamiar, and Justin discuss Shams report that the Thunder are looking to trade their 21st pick, the departures of Mark Bryant, Darko Rajakovic, and Bob Beyer from the OKC bench, the Nets/Hawks trade, blockbuster trades and more! Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

In this week's episode we talked about High on beans, Sidekicks and we have part 2 of our interview with Mark Bryant

In this week's episode we talked about Emotions, Enthusiasm and we have part 1 of our interview with Mark Bryant

IndyCar veteran Marco Andretti visits the Marshall Pruett Podcast for an episode of Catching Up With to discuss his recent decision to buy into the Andretti Herta Autosport with Curb-Agajanian entry he drives, and shares his thoughts on the new season where he'll have promising new race engineer Mark Bryant on the timing stand. Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast    

Series: "Something New Has Come" John 10 Mark Bryant | January 27, 2019, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/600084527129550/

To monetise and grow your passion, you need to build an audience for it; get others to buy into your passion. You need to be able to translate this in a way that means something to those people. Along with this, you may have the desire and goals to start living your passion full time; you love what you do and know to take it to the next level you need to dedicate more time to it. You'll have a number of thoughts and feelings that will be going on, so how to do you make the jump to committing to your passion 24/7? In this final episode of the Passion series I'm joined by Mark Bryant & Rob Smith, Founders of @Mobfit.uk a workplace wellness consultancy, Tom Henson - Founder of @tomsbigeats; food, fitness and travel page with over 150k followers and Craig Sullivan, a property developer and MD of Student House Gillingham @property_apprentice. They'll be talking you through tips on how you translate your passion to your audience and potential customers. Along with this, what you need to think about before taking your passion into a full time business.

So you have a passion in your life and you now want to start building it as a business in some form. However you still need to be working initially on your 9-5 job, so how does someone begin to build and grow their passion whilst working their 9-5. In this episode I'm joined by Nodreen Kiwanuka, Vlogger and Founder of Style With Substance @swsblog, Craig Sullivan, a property developer and MD of Student House Gillingham @property_apprentice, Mark Bryant & Rob Smith, Founders of @Mobfit.uk a workplace wellness consultancy and Tom Henson - Founder of @tomsbigeats; food, fitness and travel page with over 150k followers. They'll be sharing their own stories of how they've built and developed their passion around their 9-5, what to be mindful of and tips on how you can do the same.

We're inundated with so much content, information and advice growing up about what we should do for work, what we should value, but how do we really find something we enjoy. Something that lights the fire within us. What happens if we're just stumbling through life and looking for more meaning. How do we find something we care about, whether it be something we want to do for a living or just as a hobby. In this episode I'm joined by Mark Bryant & Rob Smith, Founders of @Mobfit.uk a workplace wellness consultancy, Craig Sullivan, a property developer and MD of Student House Gillingham @property_apprentice and myself! We'll be sharing stories and insights on how you can discover your passion and what it may look like, so tune in!

Mark Bryant of the Mobile County Health Department talks about the importance of flu shots, and also gives an overview of the services provided by the health department.

Series: "Something New Has Come" John 6:22-58 Mark Bryant | December 23, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/494940024362788/

Series: Something New Has Come John 6:22-58 Mark Bryant | December 23, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/494940024362788/

Renee Shaw and guests discuss mass shootings. Scheduled guests: Rev. Nancy Jo Kemper, minister emerita of New Union Christian Church; Ken Pagano, NRA certified instructor and former Louisville pastor; Mark Bryant, executive director of Gun Violence Archive; and Stephen McBride, vice-president of Kentucky Concealed Carry Coalition.

Renee Shaw and guests discuss mass shootings. Scheduled guests: Rev. Nancy Jo Kemper, minister emerita of New Union Christian Church; Ken Pagano, NRA certified instructor and former Louisville pastor; Mark Bryant, executive director of Gun Violence Archive; and Stephen McBride, vice-president of Kentucky Concealed Carry Coalition.

In today’s episode of the Enduring Health Podcast, our guest, Mark Bryant, the CEO of Energise Academy, lets us into his secret on how he beat cancer. Mark was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia. Since then, he decided he wants to take control of his health, not only for himself but also his family. And after seeing immense progress in his health ever since, he also wants to share how he did it to you. One of the takeaways from the discussion is to focus on a healthy natural approach regarding your diet and lifestyle. Of course, this isn’t a substitute for the medical advice for your doctor, but this is always an excellent add-on to your medications. You can improve your quality of life by choosing to stay away from toxins, eating natural foods, and exercising daily. KEY TAKEAWAYS His healing journey: Physical – eating healthy foods, removing toxins by cleansing, doing sensible exercise, having good restorative rest, hydrate, taking supplements Dr Shan believes that stress is one of the root causes of non-genetic diseases. It’s best that we learn how to manage and release stress when it comes. Having a healthy lifestyle can help. What tough decisions did Mark make? Choosing to make the holistic approach: changing his lifestyle Wanting to stay with his doctor in the UK rather than get treatments in the US Don’t just stick into medical procedures, also explore what the natural approach can offer. There are limitations that medications can achieve. Having a positive mindset, healthy diet & lifestyle can significantly help. Mark started Energise Academy to accompany people in their different journeys, not necessarily through illnesses. People can also directly experience on healthy diet & lifestyle. BEST MOMENTS “We gotta mimic some of those communities that have got a high number of centenarians… It’s looking at how we can make almost the lifestyle choices they get naturally in their environment.” “When somebody believes they will get well, they will get well. Those people with a positive mindset tend to recover faster.” “Sometimes, NO is a complete sentence.” VALUABLE RESOURCES Energise Academy The Big Prescription: Balancing The Three Principles of Enduring Health by Dr Shan Hussain ABOUT THE HOST Dr Shan Hussain is an author, general practitioner, health coach, wellness advisor and ambassador to the World Health Innovation Summit. As Founder of The Health Studio and a medical doctor of 18 years, he has a special interest in health promotion and disease prevention. He works with individuals and organisations to help naturally improve health in a sustainable, holistic manner. Dr Hussain has developed several coaching and mentorship programmes designed to help reverse the symptoms of many stress-related health problems. His best-selling book, 'The Big Prescription' serves as a guide for readers to learn about evidence-based holistic health practices that create the foundation of his work. ABOUT THE GUEST Back in 2015, Mark Bryant went from being a successful CEO to suddenly receiving a cancer diagnosis with an outlook of six months. At the age of 37, he embarked upon one of the most toxic cancer treatments humans are exposed to, a full intensity stem cell transplant involving high dose chemotherapy and full body radiotherapy. To support his recovery, he began a journey of education around natural health, exploring nutrition, fitness and stress control, and he began to realise how he had played a significant part in creating this cancer. Three years later, Mark is in remission and has also founded the Energise Academy to help share what he has learned on his journey in the hope that it will enrich the lives of others. His goal is to provide the guidance and support to over 1 million families within the next 3 years. CONTACT METHOD Dr Shan Hussain Connect with Dr Shan Hussain through his website at http://www.thehealthstudio.net. If you would like to support our Podcast, please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/enduringhealth Mark Bryant Mark’s LinkedIn Energise Academy   Support the show.

Series: "The New Has Come" John 2:12-22 Mark Bryant | November 25, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/2174588209463183/

Series: "Proverbs" Proverbs 4:25 Mark Bryant | October 28, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/519472411868846/

In this episode of Shift join CIO of PCL Construction and V2R Award winner Mark Bryant and PwC Canada’s Jon Finkelstein as they discuss becoming a digital-first business. Learn about PCL’s journey: eliminating data centres, delivering field-focused solutions that save time and enabling data-driven decisions on the job site. Plus, find out how this leading-edge transformation led to winning the V2R Award in the Reinventor category. To find out more about PCL Constructions winning innovation visit the V2R Awards website! Applications for the 2019 V2R Awards program are now open.

Series: "3 Psalms" Psalm 51 Mark Bryant | September 02, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/351390268763602/

Series: "Philippians" Philippians 4:4-7 Mark Bryant | July 29, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/10155882880191775/

We chat about Baitworks and all things carp. The future of carp fishing and how we can get the younger generation more involved with carp angling.

Series: "Philippians" Philippians 2:12-18 Mark Bryant | June 24, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/10155804209736775/

Series: "Philippians" Philippians 1:12-18 Mark Bryant | May 27, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: https://www.facebook.com/anacorteschristian/videos/10155739618341775/

Series: "Got Questions?" Romans 9:10-24 Mark Bryant | April 29, 2018, 10:00AM Download Watch Live Feed: We apologize, no video available for this sermon

PCL Construction CIO Mark Bryant has taken the close-knit family culture at this century-old organization and extended it out as the basis for all his interactions with customers and employees. That’s why he’s a finalist for the Information Technology Association of Canada’s CanadianCIO of the Year award, given in partnership with ITWC. We’re doing a Q&A and podcast series with some of the most interesting CIOs nominated for our annual awards program. Follow along as we meet the technology decision makers that are driving innovation in Canada. Bryant used his family perspective to transform PCL across four pillars: cloud, integration, mobility, and data analytics.

J. Mark Bryant with the Mobile County Health Department talks about "flesh eating bacteria" and other local public health issues.

This week we talk about the consecration of Andy Lines as ACNA's "Missionary Bishop to Europe" and hear about some of the interesting people who have been ordained this Petertide. Plus the Bishop of Jarrow, Mark Bryant, talks to us about Sean Bean's portrayal of a priest in BBC1's Broken

A lot has been said in many media outlets, including here on Motorcycle Life, about the innovative VOZZ helmet. The rear access hinged design eliminates the need for a chin strap, and it’s the biggest [...] The post Mark Bryant, Founding Director Of VOZZ Helmets Talks To Motorcycle Life appeared first on Motorcycle Life | SMART Rider.

The bestselling author, award-winning journalist, and accomplished mountain climber discusses his adventurous life in letters. The author of Into Thin Air, Into the Wild, Under the Banner of Heaven, and, most recently, Missoula, appears on stage with his long-time editor and friend, Mark Bryant, the award-winning former editor of Outside, for a revealing look at one of America's master craftsmen of non-fiction. This recording contains language that may be offensive.

Screaming Eagles Ep 18 Mark Bryant Returns by thescreamingeagles

Ep 12 of The Screaming Eagles Podcast, the unofficial podcast of the Manly Sea Eagles, the greatest team in the NRL. This week we chat to Mark Bryant and cyrus and killer go head to head in a singer song writer battle. Vote for which one you like best on instagram THE_SCREAMINGEAGLES or Twitter @screamingeagle_ or email us at thescreamingeagles46@gmail.com

Round 21 NRL Preview, Mark Bryant Interview about the Crusaders fiasco, Petero returns home, RLW Players' Poll and is Kings Cross really Potts Point? | We speak to former Manly and Canberra prop Mark Bryant about the demise of the Crusaders club in the UK Super League this week.  How big a deal is Petero Civoniceva moving to the Broncos? The Rugby League Week Players' Poll, NRL Captions take off Enjoy the show? Let us know.