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In this episode, I sit down with Martin Flores, the owner of Amplify Studio, a podcast production company. I share my podcasting journey, including why I started After Reality as a new mom craving something entertaining and relatable to listen to while caring for my newborn. I talk about the early struggles of building the show and the game-changing help Martin provided along the way.Martin opens up about his career path, from working with the Phoenix Suns to taking the leap into entrepreneurship and launching his video podcast production company. We explore the challenges and rewards of podcasting, the importance of having a clear “why,” and how that purpose drives success. Martin also shares his experience juggling parenting while switching careers and how he managed to stay grounded during such a pivotal time.We dive into the challenges and rewards of podcasting, offer advice for aspiring podcasters, and discuss how AI is shaping the industry. On a more personal note, we chat about work-life balance, building a legacy, and what drives us. To wrap things up, Martin tackles some fun rapid-fire questions.@azpodstudiohttps://www.azpodstudio.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part II of our New Year's special, we dive deep with two fascinating guests navigating major life transitions. Kyle Towb returns to share his journey from people-pleasing to authentic living, exploring the delicate balance between spiritual growth and creative expression. Then, former professional golfer Martin Flores opens up about trading tour life for family time, revealing the challenges and unexpected joys of reinventing himself in the insurance industry. Both conversations weave together themes of identity, transformation, and the courage to choose change. As our guests reflect on 2024 and look ahead to 2025, they share intimate insights about breaking patterns, finding presence, and redefining success on their own terms  Your turn to start the fire.  Like what you heard today on Alex Perry on Fire? Tell us about it. Want to share what has helped you on your journey? We want to hear about that, too.  Comment on social, DM us or give us a call.   Instagram: @alexperryonfire      TikTok: @alexperryonfire  Call: 214-506-8023 

Welcome to Episode 24 of the HECHO Podcast, the podcast featuring the Coastal Bend's creators, makers, doers, and builders. On this episode, we visit with Martin Flores and Jefte Flores from Marty McPies in Downtown Corpus Christi. Martin began serving pizzas out of a food truck and built up such a following, including your host, that he decided it was time to move into a full restaurant space. This episode was recorded before Marty McPies officially opened, and since it opened the restaurant in the summer of 2024, Marty McPies has been serving incredible pizzas and other creative items in downtown Corpus Christi in the building with the giant scuba mural along Shoreline Drive. If you haven't had the joy of a Marty McPies pizza, you owe it to yourself to get one!   With all of its success, Marty McPies has had the opportunity to be featured in The Bend magazine a couple times since it opened the restaurant. Head over to thebendmag.com to check out those articles and to see Marty McPies pies on the front cover of the November 2024 issue. Also, be sure to check out Marty McPies on The Taco Chair on youtube hosted by Gerald Flores. Thank you, Martin and Jefte, for coming on the show. Thank you to our infrastructure partners, Clint Tucker Homes and Sawyer Audiology. And thank you for taking time to listen!

Everybody talks about work-life balance. Alex and Elliott find out how pro golfer Martin Flores does it—and how he had to make tough career choices to be the father he always planned to be without losing the income he wanted to make. The key word here: priorities.

Martin Flores is a renowned gang expert and member of the Los Angeles County Superior Court Expert Witness Panel who has worked on hundreds of cases including those involving MS-13 and the Mexican Mafia.  He joins Crime Redefined to share his unique backstory and give us his perspective on the complexities of gangs and the criminal justice system. Part 2 of 2.  Hosted by Dion Mitchell and Mehul Anjaria.  A Zero Cliff Media production.

Martin Flores is a renowned gang expert and member of the Los Angeles County Superior Court Expert Witness Panel who has worked on hundreds of cases including those involving MS-13 and the Mexican Mafia.  He joins Crime Redefined to share his unique backstory and give us his perspective on the complexities of gangs and the criminal justice system. Part 1 of 2.  Hosted by Dion Mitchell and Mehul Anjaria.  A Zero Cliff Media production.

Martin Flores is a Key Grip sharing his stories from decades of working in the film industry.Support the show

Martin Flores joins the podcast this week. Martin is a player who has seen all levels of professional golf. The University of Oklahoma grad has made a living at the game for 16 years, earning right at $6 million in prize money. He is currently battling back from hip surgery and ready to take on the Korn Ferry Tour next year. Subscribe to the podcast for future episodes. You can follow us on Instagram and Facebook —> @BetterThanIFoundItPodcast Associated social media accounts: Coach McGraw - @BearCoachMcGraw Mikkel - @MikkelGolf Baylor Men's Golf - @BaylorMGolf Music: DriftMaster by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betterthanifoundit/message

The #Love4Real podcast is a Living Well Marriage production. This is real talk about our expectations of marriage versus the reality of it. This podcast is for you if you need encouragement, inspiration & practical info to help you experience your happily ever after. Hosted by Daniel & Kendra Tillman and Dennis & Angela Bullock Marriage counseling isn't just for newlyweds and couples in crisis. It helps prevent and overcome dysfunction. It's a tool to strengthen a healthy relationship. This is third episode in a series on normalizing marriage therapy as a tool for happy marriages. We will be interviewing therapists, counselors and coaches who specialize in helping couples relate to each other. In this episode we discuss how our childhood impacts our marriage and how counseling can help. "You can't grow with someone you're hiding from." Kelli Center How do I get my spouse to hear me? Why do we struggle to communicate what our needs are? What do we need to unlearn to be better communicators in marriage? These are some of the questions we're addressing with our guest for this episode: Kelli Center. Kelli Center is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the owner of Centered Living Counseling & Coaching Services, LLC. Kelli is passionate about helping individuals to become mentally and spiritually whole so they can be free to live their best life. She feels especially called to bridge the gap between the spiritual and mental health communities, dispelling misconceptions that keep people of faith from receiving the support necessary to meet their mental and emotional needs. With more than 16 years of experience, Kelli works with individuals, couples and families from all socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. She has experience in addressing an array of needs, including depression, anxiety, relationship communication and trauma. Kelli also provides Christian counseling. Connect with Kelli Center: Website: www.CenteredLivingCounseling.com Facebook: facebook.com/kcenterLPC Instagram: @kellicenter_lpc We are a member supported show. To support the #Love4Real podcast visit patreon.com/livingwellmarriage. WATCH the show on YouTube here: Connect with Living Well Marriage on Instagram @livingwellmarriage or request to join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/livingwelltoday Special Thanks to Martin Flores at AZ Pod Studio.

The #Love4Real podcast is a Living Well Marriage production. This is real talk about our expectations of marriage versus the reality of it. This podcast is for you if you need encouragement, inspiration & practical info to help you experience your happily ever after. Hosted by Daniel & Kendra Tillman and Dennis & Angela Bullock Marriage counseling isn't just for newlyweds and couples in crisis. It helps prevent and overcome dysfunction. It's a tool to strengthen a healthy relationship. This is the second episode in a series on normalizing marriage therapy as a tool for happy marriages. We will be interviewing therapists, counselors and coaches who specialize in helping couples relate to each other. In this episode we continue our discussion about how marriage counselors or other third party mediators help you and your spouse hear each other. To Go or Not to Go to Therapy: What's at risk for couples? Is marriage counseling necessary and biblical? These are some of the questions we're asking our guest for this episode: Vickie Diemert. Vicki is the director of counseling at Redemption Church in Mesa, Arizona and the author of When Help Heals. She has been a biblically based counselor for over a decade and has a masters degree in counseling from the University of Minnesota with a degree in Family Social Sciences. Vickie began counseling classes from CCEF (Christian Counseling Education Foundation). The classes shifted her paradigm on how she viewed and related to God and His Word. After finishing all 3 certificate levels, she decided to continue on and graduated from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2015 with a Masters in Biblical Counseling. She has been counseling and teaching and training ever since. You can hear Vicki exploring the dynamics of relationships from a biblical perspective with her co-hosts on the Talking to Humans podcast. SYMBIS Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts (SYMBIS) is a comprehensive marriage program designed specifically for today's couples by a couple. First published in 1995, and continually revised and updated, SYMBIS has become the gold standard in marriage preparation. We are a member supported show. To support the #Love4Real podcast visit patreon.com/livingwellmarriage. WATCH the show on YouTube here: Living Well Marriage. Connect with Living Well Marriage on Instagram or Facebook. Special Thanks to Martin Flores at AZ Pod Studio.

The #Love4Real podcast is a Living Well Marriage production. This is real talk about our expectations of marriage versus the reality of it. This podcast is for you if you need encouragement, inspiration & practical info to help you experience your happily ever after. Hosted by Daniel & Kendra Tillman and Dennis & Angela Bullock Marriage counseling isn't just for newlyweds and couples in crisis. It helps prevent and overcome dysfunction. It's a tool to strengthen a healthy relationship. This is the first episode in a series on normalizing marriage therapy as a tool for happy marriages. We will be interviewing therapists, counselors and coaches who specialize in helping couples relate to each other. In this episode we discuss how marriage counselors or other third party mediators help you and your spouse hear each other. Our guests for this episode are Kenyon and Taccara Martin. Leveraging their education in Theology, Psychology, and Christian Counseling, Kenyon and Taccara have designed counseling services, books, and virtual programs to help individuals and couples break toxic relationship habits, and learn the habits of healthy love. They are Gottman and are MBTI certified, and use their knowledge and research-backed concepts to help people overcome some of their most challenging relationship experiences. They are the authors of 2 books, Covered for marriages, and The Soul-Ties® Detox for singles. You can hear their raw and relatable relationship advice on their podcasts and learn more about them by visiting AskTheMartins.com, @askthemartins on Instagram and Facebook. SYMBIS Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts (SYMBIS) is a comprehensive marriage program designed specifically for today's couples by a couple. First published in 1995, and continually revised and updated, SYMBIS has become the gold standard in marriage preparation. We are a member supported show. To support the #Love4Real podcast visit patreon.com/livingwellmarriage. WATCH the show on YouTube here: Living Well Marriage. Connect with Living Well Marriage on Instagram or Facebook. Special Thanks to Martin Flores at AZ Pod Studio.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.15.340851v1?rss=1 Authors: Perez-Sisques, L., Martin-Flores, N., Masana, M., Solana, J., Llobet, A., Romani-Aumedes, J., Canal, M., Campoy, G., Garcia, E., Sanchez, N., Fernandez, S., Gilbert, J. P., Rodriguez, M. J., Man, H., Feinstein, E., Williamson, D., Soto, D., Gasull, X., Alberch, J., Malagelada, C. Abstract: RTP801/REDD1 is a stress-regulated protein whose upregulation is necessary and sufficient to trigger neuronal death in in vitro and in vivo models of Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases and is up regulated in compromised neurons in human postmortem brains of both neurodegenerative disorders. Indeed, in both Parkinson's and Huntington's disease mouse models, RTP801 knockdown alleviates motor-learning deficits. Here, we investigated the physiological role of RTP801 in neuronal plasticity. RTP801 is found in rat, mouse and human synapses. The absence of RTP801 enhanced excitatory synaptic transmission in both neuronal cultures and brain slices from RTP801 knock-out (KO) mice. Indeed, RTP801 KO mice showed improved motor learning, which correlated with lower spine density but increased basal filopodia and mushroom spines in the motor cortex layer V. This paralleled with higher levels of synaptosomal GluA1 and TrkB receptors in homogenates derived from KO mice motor cortex, proteins that are associated with synaptic strengthening. Altogether, these results indicate that RTP801 has an important role modulating neuronal plasticity in motor learning. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Dooner’s World - Marlon Hoffman – Episode 31Topics: 1. Growing up St Louis, MS 2. The Coolest Jimmy Page story ever!! Marlon met a young Jimmy Page on the beach in Miami, befriended him to the point that Jimmy setup a folding chair on the stage, right neo his amp for 2 shows!! A few years later, Marlon showed up at a Lez Zep show backstage saying that he knew Jimmy. A loaded, bearded Jimmy came out and didn’t recognize him – broke poor Marlon’s heart but it didn’t kill his spirit!! He rocked on!!! 3. Meeting George Harrison 4. Ride Captain Ride writer – Mike Penata 5. 6. His buddy, Frank Zappa Freak Out guitarist, Elliot Ingber – writer of “Don’t Bogart That Joint” Marlon Hoffman offers an amazing musical journey with his rock 'n' roll stylings! Raised on Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Patti Page, Harry Belafonte, Burl Ives, and Fess Parker he formed his first band as a drummer by the age of ten. Other influences included The Four Seasons, Leonard Bernstein, The Beach Boys, Chubby Checker, and The Beatles. Marlon's mother was very musical and her father "Grandpa Dave" and his wife were both musicians. The family was always singing songs around the piano. "I fell in love with Gene Autrey and Roy Rodgers and then Elvis Presley. My mother was always playing Harry Belafonte, Johnny Mathis, Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald," he says. "We watched the 'Lawrence Welk Show' and “Sing along with Mitch'. There was always music in my home." At twelve years old Marlon was playing tunes by the Yardbirds and the Kinks. He even met Jimmy Page and carried his guitar for a Yardbird gig! He also loves James Brown, Sly, Aretha, The Staple Singers, Marvin Gaye, Otis Redding, and all the rest. Marlon has had many successful bands throughout the years but for his current incarnation, he believed in leaving it up to a Higher Power. "I said to myself, 'I'm just gonna sit here and play my guitar and sing my songs until something happens.' I've been all over this country, played on the streets, lived in my van with an electric guitar and a little amp. Now I have a home, a number of guitars and a little studio and I said 'I'm just going to keep playing until the right folks arrive.' And it happens!'" My current lineup is John O’kennedy and Jody Daley on guitars, Jon Poli and Martin Flores on Percussion, John Harjo on Keys. Rounding all this out is Jessica Garcia and ˚Kimzey Mcgrath on vocals. It’s a great family. After playing House of Blues and the Mint. Marlon played the Canyon Club opening for The Guess Who and for for Johnny Rivers. Now he headlines there. Most recently, he has hooked up with “Alert the Globe” at the Coach House Concert Hall in San Juan Capistrano. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=39941006&fan_landing=true)

Martin Flores, Director of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design for Carrier Johnson + Culture, and Vicki Estrada, President of Estrada Land Planning, talk about the San Diego County as being the most biodiverse county in North America. Flores and Estrada, Co-Chairs of the November 2019 Conference on Landscape Architecture in San Diego, discuss how landscape architects work with communities to identify and fulfill open space and recreation needs.

Back at it again! Martin Flores is a Graphic Designer residing in Brooklyn, New York. His work toys with light, space, interactivity, and is always imbued with a sense of humor. He currently designs for Nickelodeon. We discuss his side projects and how boredom fuels creativity. Martin Flores portfolio site: https://www.martinfloresdesign.com/ Martin Flores on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smartin.flores/

El reconocido director de cine y ganador de un Oscar,Juan Jose Campanella hablo en Uno Nunca Sabe. En estos momentos Juan se encuentra dirigiendo una obra de teatro y preparando su próxima película. En la entrevista también participo Martin Flores (productor del show) y hubo momentos graciosos y educativos, hasta se animo a responder una pregunta en ingles. Disfruta de toda la entrevista.

Understaffed and overworked, members of the Salinas Fire Department are on pace to answer 14-15,000 calls this year.  Salinas is home to 76 firefighters at the taping of this episode and there is room for at least 9 more.  Being understaffed by 9 firefighters may not sound like a lot, but realize that Salinas Firefighters are sent to help in emergencies such as Hurricane Irma and wildfires here in California.  That puts on extra pressure for the firefighters here in town to pick up extra shifts week after week.  This week it's an honor to sit down with Josh Hostetter, President of the Salinas Firefighters Local 1270, and Martin Flores, Salinas born firefighter on 9/11.

The Mikes are joined by special guest Martin Flores as they drink lots of beer and argue way too long about 3 pretty OK Netflix shows in order to find out which one is best

Randy Smith was named one of the Top 50 golf teachers in America by Golf Digest. Based out of Royal Oaks Country Club in Dallas, TX, Randy works with several former and current PGA golfers, including Justin Leonard, Harrison Frazar, Colt Knost, Martin Flores, Ryan Palmer, Scottie Scheffler and Cody Gribble. A member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, Randy's golf prodigies have earned over $75 million on the PGA tour, registered 16 PGA tour wins (including 1 Major), and have made three Ryder Cup appearances. Randy talks about the influence Harvey Penick made on his life, his passion for working with youth golfers, his thoughts on how the PGA handled the Dustin Johnson controversy at the US Open, how Tiger Woods should re-enter the PGA tour, and much more.