Podcast appearances and mentions of marty schwartz

This week, is a very special week on At Home with Mark; I'm so excited to announce we have Marty Schwartz, The Godfather of YouTube Guitar, on the show! We've all been watching Marty for over a decade, bringing a passion for music education and guitar to his worldwide audience. I cannot wait to hear his story! Come hang out with us as we walk through Marty's past, present and future; this is gonna be a blast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Blake interviews Marty Schwartz, a renowned guitar teacher and one of the first music instructors on YouTube. Marty shares his journey of becoming a successful guitar teacher and the early adoption of YouTube for teaching guitar lessons. He discusses the impact of Guitar Hero on teaching classic rock songs and the benefits of video lessons for students. We also get into using YouTube to enhance private lessons, and the challenges he faced during the 2008 economic crash. We also get into his experience creating lesson courses and DVDs and how he started working with music brands. He discusses the process of getting a signature guitar and building relationships with brands like D'Addario and Gibson. Marty also mentions his involvement in Gibson's G3 mentorship program and his collaborations with the brand. Takeaways Marty Schwartz became a successful guitar teacher by seizing opportunities and working hard. YouTube provided a platform for Marty to teach guitar lessons at scale and reach a wider audience. The popularity of Guitar Hero helped introduce classic rock songs to a new generation of guitar students. Video lessons offer students the flexibility to learn at their own pace and review material as needed. Marty's success on YouTube was a result of timing, preparation, and embracing new technology. Creating videos for specific songs and optimizing video titles for search engine optimization (SEO) helped Marty attract more viewers. Marty's commitment to daily YouTube videos and using YouTube as a referral tool contributed to his success as a guitar teacher. Learning from other music YouTubers can provide valuable insights and inspiration. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and The False Episode 500 Celebration 01:16 Marty's Journey as a Guitar Teacher 03:15 Timing and Preparation for YouTube Success 04:14 The Impact of Guitar Hero on Teaching Classic Rock Songs 05:10 Benefits of Video Lessons for Students 06:08 Transitioning to Full-Time YouTube Guitar Teacher 07:12 Teaching Music at an Elementary School 08:11 Using YouTube to Enhance Private Guitar Lessons 09:08 The Impact of the 2008 Economic Crash 10:07 Focusing on YouTube Videos During Challenging Times 11:06 The Evolution of Marty's YouTube Channel 12:19 Discovering the Importance of SEO for Video Titles 13:14 Creating Videos for Specific Songs 15:16 Teaching Classic Rock Songs to Kids 18:28 Doubling Down on YouTube as a Referral Tool 19:05 The Early Days of YouTube and Monetization 20:01 Using YouTube as a Marketing Tool 22:29 Learning from Other Music YouTubers 23:23 Transitioning from Private Lessons to YouTube 25:26 Creating Lesson Courses and DVDs 27:21 Working with Music Brands 29:16 Getting a Signature Guitar 31:57 Building Relationships with Brands 34:00 Working with D'Addario 35:25 Participating in Gibson's G3 Mentorship Program 39:44 Collaborating with Gibson 00:00 Introduction and Signature Guitar 02:58 The Reality of Touring 06:03 The Connection with Fans 08:58 The Realities of Touring 13:01 Dealing with Scams and Fake Videos Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marty Schwartz is the President at Vehicles for Change in Baltimore, and wow, what a conversation we had. I had an absolute blast learning about this marvelous non-profit helping people get back on their feet. When we hit the bottom of the hole, it is not easy to dig yourself out. If you are just getting out of incarceration, you have to get a job, and how do you get to the job? If you have no money and no transportation, it is impossible to keep the requirements of your probation. What about the single mom needing a job and no transportation? We cover what Marty has been working on with training and getting people a helping hand. Thank you, Marty, for stopping by the podcast; I had an absolute blast! If you can donate a car, please reach out to Marty's LinkedIn HERE: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-schwartz-49b85218/Or on the Vehicles for Change Website: https://www.vehiclesforchange.org/online-car-donation/Highlights of the Podcast00:00 – Intro00:57 - Tell us about what vehicles for a change actually is.04:17 - How did you come up with you starting this?08:49 - How do we get you nationwide?10:42 - What's the right information about energy?15:16 - How do you find the partners to help you with?21:22 - Is there anything else they can do besides donate a card?23:23 - Can they ship you a car and then take that shipping fee off their taxes?26:08 - Outro

Trading legend Marty Schwartz aka Pitbull said, "the most important change in my trading career occurred when I learned to divorce my ego from the trade."The ego gets a bad wrap in trading, and often seen as the enemy. But is this the right way to look at it? The ego is very much part of us, part of who we are, part of our nature, our soul. How can it be the enemy? That makes us the enemy.  And yet, often it feels like it is, with its ability to act in ways which are malicious and malign. Learning to understand your ego, and how it works, may be a more productive way forward than trying to ignore it, or shut it down. In this episode, we explore the ego, its impact on you and your trading, and how better to understand it, and work with it, rather than to fight yourself, with all the mental and physical costs that entails.  _______________________________________________________________________________________AlphaMind Podcast Sponsor: TradeStation InternationalTradeStation International offers users access to the outstanding TradeStation Global platform, a multi-asset trading platform with access to international markets. Traders can leverage TradeSatation's superb professional-grade tools like RadarScreen®, The Matrix, and EasyLanguage® an intuitive coding language for traders.With TradeStation there are no hidden price spreads - just transparent, low commissions. Click here to find out more and open an account.TradeStation International Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) in the United Kingdom, acts as an Introducing Broker to Interactive Brokers (U.K.) Ltd. The firm does not provide investment advice or trading recommendations. Investment and trading involve risks, including possible loss of principal.AlphaMind Podcast Sponsor:  The Society of Technical Analysts (The STA):The Society of Technical Analysts provide world beating technical analysis education programmes and offer outstanding membership services with regular talks and meetings. Their Home Study Course is based on the Diploma Programme they deliver to students at the London School of Economics and has been created by many of the leading minds in the field of technical analysis.Alphamind Podcast listeners can obtain a 10% discount on the Society of Technical Analysts world-beating Home Study Course at this link: bit.ly/3r3TawOAlphaMind LinksTwitter: Steve Goldstein bit.ly/3J9SNHQ Mark Randall bit.ly/3uqL9EzTo know more: https://linktr.ee/AlphaMind101Our Newsletter: https://alphamind101.substack.com/Powering Performance in Global Markets AlphaMind brings powerful change, growth and development to people and businesses within global markets. Driven by a deep understanding of how markets work, and how people and businesses function within them, we partner with clients to create personal performance improvements that elevate returns across their trading activities.Go to the AlphaMind website to know more.

TWO LEGENDS ON THE POD THIS WEEK.We sit down with the internet's guitar teacher, Marty Schwartz, to discuss his rise to youtube dominance in guitar tutorials, how he started in music, who his craziest celebrity student was, and how he can turn White Sox Dave into a rock star (28:03). We also talk with Nameless James, the man who is responsible for your favorite throwback tik toks. We talk his start, Lil Wayne, and so much more (1:36:10). We also get into Blink 182 reunion, festival line ups, new music, and how we all need a break from Kanye West.LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE!

MAGOS DE LOS MERCADOS – PARTE 2..2 - William O'Neil-The Art of Stock SelectionMAGOS DE LOS MERCADOS de Jack D. SchwagerWilliam O'Neil, un tipo bastante peculiar y seguidor de un modelo de selección, con el acrónimo CANSLIM. Sigue con David Ryan, que utiliza en su trading la fuerza relativa y tiene como valioso filtro el volumen. Y finaliza con Marty Schwartz, que hace una transición entre el análisis fundamental al técnico y nos habla de la información privilegiada existente, el frontrunning y las operaciones descaradas.CONSEJOS DE TRADING

Leider nicht die angekündigte Folge bei D'Addario (warum, das erklären wir in der Folge) aber natürlich lassen wir euch nicht sitzen und sprechen heute stattdessen über Fluch und Segen in der heutigen Zeit Songs zu lernen. Die beiden D'Addario-Folgen liefern wir auf jeden Fall nach - versprochen! Zu Bernds Video "Daran erkennst du einen guten Gitarrenlehrer": https://youtu.be/fsiT_gPVCCU Zum Youtube-Channel von Marty Schwartz: https://www.youtube.com/c/MartyMusic Zum Youtube-Channel von GuitarZero2Hero: https://www.youtube.com/c/GuitarZero2Hero Zum Youtube-Channel von David Escobar: https://www.youtube.com/c/DavidEscobarGuitar Zu unserer Spotify-Playlist "Saite 14": https://open.spotify.com/playlist/76OmZOeSyVEZsHdzcCxn5M?si=9c492d2e98cc46a0

Marty Schwartz and Scott Sharplin are on a mission to explain how every movie ever made is secretly the same story! They're kinda like heroes, in a sense… Core Connections:Midnight Run (1988, Dir. Martin Brest)Across 110th Street (1972, Dir. Barry Shear)Road to the Lemon Grove (2018, Dir. Dale Hildebrand) Connective Cameos:Norbit (2007, Dir. Brian Robbins)Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997, Dir. Jay Roach)Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999, Dir. Jay Roach)Austin Powers in Goldmember (2022, Dir. Jay Roach)Coming to America (1988, Dir. John Landis)Catch-22 (1970, Dir. Mike Nichols)Beverly Hills Cop (1984, Dir. Martin Brest)Snatch (2000, Dir. Guy Ritchie)The Matrix (1999, Dir. Lana Wachowski and Lili Wachowski)Batman (1989, Dir. Tim Burton)Midnight Runaround (1994, Dir. Frank De Palma)Midnight Run For Your Life (1994, Dir. Daniel Sackheim)Another Midnight Run (1994, Dir. James Frawley)Happy Gilmore (1996, Dir. Dennis Dugan)Goodfellas (1990, Dir. Martin Scorsese)Repo Man (1984, Dir. Alex Cox)Wakefield (2016, Dir. Robin Swicord)Plan 9 From Outer Space (1957, Dir. Edward J. Wood, Jr.)Thelma & Louise (1991, Dir. Ridley Scott)Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998, Dir. Terry Gilliam)The Panic in Needle Park (1970, Dir. Jerry Schatzburg)Cleopatra Jones (1973, Dir. Jack Starrett)Shaft (1971, Dir. Gordon Parks)Willie Dynamite (1974, Dir. Gilbert Moses)Bone (1972, Dir. Larry Cohen)Live and Let Die (1973, Dir. Guy Hamilton)The Exorcist (1973, Dir. William Friedkin)The French Connection (1971, Dir. William Friedkin)It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963, Dir. Stanley Kramer)Se7en (1995, Dir. David Fincher)Rocky (1976, Dir. John G. Avildsen)Goodfellas (1990, Dir. Martin Scorsese)The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966, Dir. Sergio Leone)Dogma (1999, Dir. Kevin Smith)Ghost Dad (1990, Dir. Sidney Poitier)High Noon (1952, Dir. Fred Zinnemann)Go West (1940, Dir. Edward Buzzell)The Story of Mankind (1957, Dir. Irwin Allen)Anatomy of a Murder (1959, Dir. Otto Preminger)The Comedians (1967, Dir. Peter Glenville)The Grand Illusion (1937, Dir. Jean Renoir)Being John Malkovich (1999, Dir. Spike Jonze)Logan's Run (1975, Dir. Michael Anderson)Nashville (1975, Dir. Robert Altman)The Spanish Prisoner (1997, Dir. David Mamet)Without Love (1945, Dir. Harold S. Bucquet)The Panic in Needle Park (1970, Dir. Jerry Schatzburg)Greed (1924, Dir. Eric von Stroheim)Super Mario Bros. (1993, Dir. Annabel Jankel and Rocky Morton)The Disaster Artist (2017, Dir. James Franco) Linked Film Count: 532

Join bounder Scott Sharplin and Marty Schwartz, swaggering pip of the Oughts, as they impudently ricochet through 125 years of cinema history. Core Connections:Greed (1924, Dir. Eric von Stroheim)The Grand Illusion (1937, Dir. Jean Renoir)Catch-22 (1970, Dir. Mike Nichols) Connective Cameos:Birth of a Nation (1915, Dir. D.W. Griffith)Intolerance (1916, Dir. D.W. Griffith)Sunset Blvd. (1950, Dir. Billy Wilder)Our Hitler (1977, Dir. Hans-Jürgen Syberberg)It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963, Dir. Stanley Kramer)Greedy (1994, Dir. Jonathan Lynn)Les Miserables (2012, Dir. Tom Hooper)Dracula (1931, Dir. Tod Browning)The Bridge On the River Kwai (1957, Dir. David Lean)The Rules of the Game (1939, Dir. Jean Renoir)Children of Paradise (1945, Dir. Marcel Carné)MASH (1970, Dir. Robert Altman)Requiem for a Dream (2000, Dir. Darren Aronofsky)The Graduate (1967, Dir. Mike Nichols)Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966, Dir. Mike Nichols)Apocalypse Now (1979, Dir. Francis Ford Coppola)Slaughterhouse Five (1972, Dir. George Roy Hill)Pork Chop Hill (1959, Dir. Lewis Milestone)Repo Man (1984, Dir. Alex Cox)Winter Kills (1979, Dir. William Richert)Psycho (1960, Dir. Alfred Hitchcock)Goodfellas (1990, Dir. Martin Scorsese)Nashville (1975, Dir. Robert Altman)A Little Princess (1917, Dir. Marshall Neilan)My Dinner With Andre (1981, Dir. Louis Malle)Airplane! (1980, Dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker)Casino (1995, Dir. Martin Scorsese) Linked Film Count: 526 

Marty Schwartz and Scott Sharplin: Who are they? What are they? Who moved the rock?!? Core Connections:Addams Family Values (1993, Dir. Barry Sonnenfeld)Idle Hands (1999, Dir. Rodman Flender)Silver Streak (1976, Dir. Arthur Hiller) Connective Cameos:Intolerance (1916, Dir. D.W. Griffith)The Panic in Needle Park (1970, Dir. Jerry Schatzberg)The Addams Family (1991, Dir. Barry Sonnenfeld)Ghostbusters II (1989, Dir. Ivan Reitman)One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975, Dir. Milos Forman)The Opposite of Sex (1998, Dir. Don Roos)Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998, Dir. Terry Gilliam)The Matrix Resurrections (2021, Dir. Lana Wachowski)Airplane! (1988, dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker)Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1989, Dir. Robert Zemeckis)Sister Act (1992, Dir. Emile Ardolino)In & Out (1997, Dir. Frank Oz)Jeffrey (1995, Dir. Christopher Ashley)Coastal Elites (2020, Dir. Jay Roach)Big Trouble (1986, Dir. John Cassavetes)Leprechaun 2 (1994, Dir. Rodman Flender)Evil Dead II (1987, Dir. Sam Raimi) Mad Love (1935, Dir. Karl Freund)The Lost Boys (1987, Dir. Joel Schumacher)A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987, Dir. Chuck Russell)Batman Returns (1992, Dir. Tim Burton)The Man Without A Face (1993, Dir. Mel Gibson)From Dusk Till Dawn (1996, Dir. Robert Rodriguez)The Crow (1994, Dir. Alex Proyas)Sin City (2005, Dir. Robert Rodriguez)Pineapple Express (2008, Dir. David Gordon Green)Until the End of the World (1991, Dir. Wim Wenders)The Wicker Man (1973, Dir. Robin Hardy)Independence Day (1996, Dir. Roland Emmerich)Best in Show (2000, Dir. Christopher Guest)This is Spinal Tap (1984, Dir. Rob Reiner)Reanimated (2006, Dir. Bruce Hurwit)Blazing Saddles (1974, Dir. Mel Brooks)Midnight Run (1988, Dir. Martin Brest)48 Hrs. (1982, Dir. Walter Hill) The Odd Couple (1968, Dir. Gene Saks)Die Hard (1988, Dir. John McTiernan)The Spy Who Loved Me (1977, Dir. Lewis Gilbert)Moonraker (1979, Dir. Lewis Gilbert)Eegah (1962, Dir. Arch Hall Sr.)Lady Sings the Blues (1972, Dir. Sidney J. Furie)Lost Highway (1997, Dir. David Lynch)Harold and Maude (1971, Dir. Hal Ashby)Dracula (1931 Dir. Tod Browning)It's Pat: The Movie (1994, Dir. Adam Bernstein)Se7en (1995, Dir. David Fincher)John Wick (2014, Dir. Chad Stahelski)Linked Film Count: 514 

Join prurient puppeteer Marty Schwartz and merciful dinosaur Scott Sharplin as they BS their way through 500,000 interconnected films. Core Connections:The Tree of Life (2011, Dir. Terence Malick)Being John Malkovich (1999, Dir. Spike Jonze)Anatomy of a Murder (1959, Dir. Otto Premnger) Connective Cameos:Super Mario Bros (1993, Dir. Annabel Jankel and Rocky Morton)Days of Heaven (1978, Dir. Terence Malick)The Thin Red Line (1998, Dir. Terence Malick)12 Monkeys (1995, Dir. Terry Gilliam)Fight Club (1999, Dir. David Fincher)Interview With the Vampire (1994, Dir. Neil Jordan)Boyhood (2014, Dir. Richard Linklater)Con Air (1997, Dir. Simon West)Innerspace (1987, Dir. Joe Dante)Miracle on 34th Street (1959, Dir. William Corrigan)Laura (1944, Dir. Otto Preminger)The Man with the Golden Arm (1955, Dir. Otto Preminger)A Few Good Men (1992, Dir. Rob Reiner)Batman Returns (1992, Dir. Tim Burton) Repo Man (1984, Dir. Alex Cox)Airplane! (1980, dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker) Linked Film Count: 393Linked Film Count Including Satan: 503

Join jive-lingual translator Marty Schwartz and raccoon truther Scott Sharplin as they BS their way through 500,000 interconnected films.Core Connections:Wakefield (2016, dir. Robin Swicord)Big Trouble (1986, dir. John Cassavetes)Airplane! (1980, dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker)Connective Cameos:American Beauty (1999, dir. Sam Mendes)Rear Window (1954, dir. Alfred Hitchcock)Falling Down (1993, dir. Joel Schumacher)Taxi Driver (1976, dir. Martin Scorsese)Before Sunrise (1994, dir. Richard Linklater)Before Sunset (2004, dir. Richard Linklater)National Lampoon's Vacation (1983, dir. Harold Ramis)Big Trouble (2002, dir. Barry Sonnenfeld)Big Trouble in Little China (1986, dir. John Carpenter)The In-Laws (1979, dir. Arthur Hiller)Double Indemnity (1944, dir. Billy Wilder)Back for the Future (1985, dir. Robert Zemeckis)Fletch (1985, dir. Michael Ritchie)Blazing Saddles (1974, dir. Mel Brooks)The Big Lebowski (1998, dir. Joel and Ethan Coen)American History X (1998, dir. Tony Kaye)National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989, Jeremiah S. Chechik)Vacation (2015, dir. John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein)Popeye ( dir. Robert Altman)Crime in the Streets ( dir. John Cassavetes)Written on the Wind (1956, Dir. Douglas Sirk)Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975, Dir. Terry Gilliam and Terry Joens)Top Secret! (1984, Dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker)Hot Shots! (1991, Dir. Jim Abrahams)Scary Movie (2000, Dir. Keenen Ivory Wayans)Epic Movie (2007, Dir. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer)Zero Hour (1957, Dir. Hall Bartlett)Ruthless People (1986, Dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker)Forbidden Planet (1956, Dir. Fred M. Wilcox)Kentucky Fried Movie (1977, Dir. Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker)Aliens (1979, Dir. Ridley Scott)Die Hard (1988, Dir. John McTiernan)Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939, Dir. Frank Capra)The Third Man (1949, Dir. Carol Reed)12 Angry Men (1957, Dir. Sidney Lumet) Linked Film Count: 365 

Join sagacious cinema meshugganah Marty Schwartz and uber-groovy movie goober Scott Sharplin as they BS their way through 500,000 interconnected films.Core Connections:Dracula (1931, Dir. Todd Browning)Plan 9 From Outer Space (1957, Dir. Edward J. Wood, Jr.)Scarface (1983, Dir. Brian De Palma)Connective Cameos:Frankenstein (1931, Dir. James Whale)The Mummy (1932, Dir. Karl Freund)The Invisible Man (1933, Dir. James Whale)Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man  (1943, Dir. Roy William Neill)Abbot and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff (1949, Dir. Charles Barton)Midnight Run (1988, Dir. Martin Brest)First Wives Club (1996, Dir. Hugh Wilson)The Bride of Frankenstein (1935, Dir. James Whale)Nosferatu (1922, Dir. F.W. Murnau)Metropolis (1927, Dir. Fritz Lang)Scarface (1932, Dir. Howard Hawks & Richard Rosson)Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977, Dir. Steven Spielberg)The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954, Dir. Jack Arnold)Hotel Rwanda (2004, Dir. Terry George)The Conqueror (1956, Dir. Dick Powell)The Untouchables (1987, Dir. Brian De Palma)Rocky IV (1985, Dir. Sylvester Stallone)Big (1988, Dir. Penny Marshall)Independence Day (1996, Dir. Roland Emmerich)El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019, Dir. Vince Gilligan)Pandora's Box (1929, Dir. Georg Wilhelm Pabst)Amadeus (1984, Dir. Milos Forman) Linked Film Count: 296 

Video Version: https://youtu.be/1Yb1w7IQvxU Welcome back to the TraderLion Podcast! Today we are featuring an Interview with Jack Schwager, the author of the fantastic Market Wizards Series Jack has had the opportunity to interview countless phenomenal traders over the years including names like Ray Dalio, Marty Schwartz, and William O'Neil. In this interview, we discuss his key takeaways from his books, common traits of stock market wizards, psychology, risk management, and much more! Enjoy! - The TL Team Jack Schwager Books: Market Wizards: Interviews with Top Traders https://amzn.to/3wl9ElD Unknown Market Wizards: The best traders you've never heard of https://amzn.to/3k7t7RZ Attend US Investing Champion Oliver Kell's Swing Trading Masterclass here https://www.traderlion.com/swing-trading-masterclass-oliver-kell/ Learn how to find the next Super Stocks with the Leadership Blueprints Course: https://university.traderlion.com/leadership-blueprints/

To say that Brian Frank, Chief Operating Officer of Cameo, comes from a non-traditional background into the career field of sales might be an understatement. Brain's career began in law and he spent nearly a full career there before transitioning to sales in 2008, where he has been exceedingly active. Brian's multifaceted background has given him a wide range of skillsets and a deep wisdom that has become invaluable to the organizations where Brian has worked. His focus on constantly learning through experience, as well as an emphasis on transparency has led him to the hard won successes that allow him to gain these perspectives. In this episode, Brain and Joubin talk about Brian's shift from law, his tenure at LinkedIn, and how experiential learning led to the inspiring story behind Brian's decision to take up the guitar. Brian also goes into the details on Cameo and their meteoric rise, his influence there, and more.In this episode, we cover: Brian talks about his shift from law, to finance, and finally to sales. (1:09) Brian's colorful employment history (which began at age 13) prior to graduating from UC San Diego. (6:41) How Brian approaches outbound opportunities - and how a quick LinkedIn message led to a business partnership. (10:37) What Brian's LinkedIn colleagues have to say about him - and his inspiring anecdote about how he met his guitar instructor, Marty Schwartz. (13:34) The story behind Brian's ban from LinkedIn - and why his experiential learning style works for him. (17:15) All things sales ops: From defining the role to hiring and developing talent. (21:53) ‘What do you value most?': Joubin and Brian rank and discuss career, money, company and manager. (32:17) The lowest points of Brian's LinkedIn ride - and what led him to be more transparent and open with his team. (36:37) What is Cameo? Breaking down Cameo and its fascinating growth. (45:34) How Brian assessed Cameo to determine if he was a fit - and his mindset when joining the company. (51:06) Why most businesses are demand constrained - and more on Cameo's B2B expansion. (54:16) Links: Connect with Brian LinkedIn Cameo Connect with Joubin Twitter LinkedIn Email: gtmg@kleinerperkins.com  Learn more about Kleiner Perkins

Song List: 00:19 - Marty Schwartz and the Vintagague Music Allstars - Heart-Shaped Box (Hole cover) 05:58 - Infamous Stringdusters - Sitting Alone In The Moonlight 10:04 - Nigel Hall - Gotta Go To Work  13:30 - Pluto Gang - Wasted > Franklins  32:36 - Holly Bowling - Silent In The Morning 37:38 - Neighbor - Lonely Rider  50:22 - Rebelution - Old School Feeling See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 34 Slighty Stoopid's Andy Geib discusses the Trombone, Ambassadors Of Soul, NOFX, Superunloader, Cypress Hill, Huey Lewis, Marty Schwartz and the all Trombone YouTube Channel! Andy Geib's Social Media: Instagram Facebook Slightly Stoopid --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldguystalkmetal/support

Guitar and Youtube Extraordinaire Marty Schwartz discusses Marty Music,  Michael Angelo Batio and Nitro, Yngwie, NAMM, Harmonica, Ukuleles, Van Hagar, Tony Iommi, Ritchie Blackmore, Iron Maiden, Ozzy, Post Malone and the current state and future of the Music Industry! Marty Schwartz's Social Media: Marty Music Marty Music Youtube Channel Spotify Twitter Instagram Facebook Linkedin --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldguystalkmetal/support

In the Trenches with Ryan Roxie is a podcast hosted by Alice Cooper Guitarist Ryan Roxie. The show features in depth conversations with the worlds hardest working musicians...the ones that grind, the ones that commit, the ones who make their dreams come true...in the trenches. For BONUS episodes visit ryanroxie.com/podcast Ryan Roxie - Host  Instagram - @ryanroxie Robby Miller - Research Editor Instagram - @robbyrockmiller Victor Chalfant - Video Editing/Web design/Social Media Instagram - @vicchalfant Dave Rattenbury - Euro Team    Instagram -@daveyrocks Gustav Kronfelt - Graphics    Instagram - @gustavkronfelt Tess Faber - Intro Voice      Instagram -@tess_faber Mitch Lafon - Executive Producer     Instagram - @mitch_lafon Enjoy the Ride...Support the Podcast...Thanks!  Roxie ryanroxie.com Support the show: https://ryanroxie.com/podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Marty Music: https://www.youtube.com/martymusic Sign up to DistroKid and get 7% off: https://distrokid.com/vip/maryspender This week I chat to Marty Schwartz from the famous guitar tuition YouTube channel, Marty Music, who has probably taught you a thing or two, I’ve definitely used his videos to learn songs on guitar and he’s been such a wonderful mentor and it was around this time last year that I finally got to collaborate with him, so I’m very happy to have Marty in this series.

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0:00 Welcome0:40 XSonic winnershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRbbqQGcovc&feature=youtu.be1:58 Check out the Marty Schwartz video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEvTkhBd7WY&t=144s2:58 $1000 pedal board giveawayhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AvScEs18rQ3:58 Did You Tubers kill Guitar Magazines?7:56 Tele Performer thoughts vs Strats11:30 Burns Cobra (P/P Tone pot)13:38 Gibson Has removed all videos from their You Tube Channel19:28 Friedman Runt vs Victory Sherif?25:00 A huge thank you to Joshua 27:46 Roasted Necks, Fad or Innovation?32:38 Whats that Soldano behind me? 34:49 Should Stainless Steel frets be industry standard?37:48 Tuning a guitar39:19 Check out Larry Mitchell in Tampa 40:20 Those VHS lessons tape from the back of guitar magazines41:28 A video on Fret leveling?42:47 What I learned from Marty Schwartz44:23 Condition the fretboard before or after cleaning?44:24 Good advice for guitar tech and for players 46:25 Why do reviewers ignore speaker swaps?48:00. The amp build and class Join me in Phoenix AZ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV4G-pl2yoY&feature=youtu.beROBERTO-VENN OCTOBER 26-27, 2019 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM$999 (Includes Mojotone 5E3 Style Tweed Combo Amp Kit,https://roberto-venn.com/specialty-classes/mojotone-tube-amp/ MI Guitar Craft Academy Nashville November 16th and 17th 10:00 AM -6:00 PM$999 (Includes Mojotone 5E3 Style Tweed Combo Amp Kit,https://nashville.mi.edu/amplifier-building-workshop/52:38 What was my MOS 53:15 Thoughts on the Fender Tonemaster?53:50 Are solid state amps as good as tube amps now?54:50 Thoughts on Chapman selling his prototypes cheap?58:07 Why I take your comments to the companies when I meet them1:00:49 I have always liked Schecter guitars we need more videos 1:02:20 Thought on Genz Benz and the El Diablo amp?1:05:48 Just got a McKnight Sam guitar. 1:10:00 Bass amp that takes a vocal mic?1:10:45 Should I restore my guitar or sell it and upgrade?1:12:52 Good used cheap Heads?1:14:28 Waza or OX thoughts1:15:35 What amp next?1:16:58 A huge thank you to everyone and the KYG Crew!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

Marty Schwartz can be defined as an all around nice guy with a totally chill personality. But his passion for teaching and playing guitar far exceeds the relaxed temperance he exudes. With 1.4 million Youtube subscribers, 302k Facebook followers, 144k Instagram followers and 29k Twitter followers, his cyber circle is almost unparalleled in the market of guitar instruction. Find out what it took Marty to build this mega-force of virtual supporters and how his initial plan to curtail business school and all of its sales/marketing, only to come full circle to the basic universal laws of business. 

Marty Schwartz can be defined as an all around nice guy with a totally chill personality. But his passion for teaching and playing guitar far exceeds the relaxed temperance he exudes. With 1.4 million Youtube subscribers, 302k Facebook followers, 144k Instagram followers and 29k Twitter followers, his cyber circle is almost unparalleled in the market of guitar instruction.  Find out what it took Marty to build this mega-force of virtual supporters and how his initial plan to curtail business school and all of its sales/marketing, only to come full circle to the basic universal laws of business. 

Marty Schwartz can be defined as an all around nice guy with a totally chill personality. But his passion for teaching and playing guitar far exceeds the relaxed temperance he exudes. With 1.4 million YouTube subscribers, 302k Facebook followers, 144k Instagram followers and 29k Twitter followers, his cyber circle is almost unparalleled in the market of guitar instruction. Find out what it took Marty to build this mega-force of virtual supporters and how his initial plan to curtail business school and all of its sales/marketing, only to come full circle to the basic universal laws of business.https://www.martymusic.com/@thecareermusician@nomadsplace

Marty Schwartz can be defined as an all around nice guy with a totally chill personality. But his passion for teaching and playing guitar far exceeds the relaxed temperance he exudes. With 1.4 million YouTube subscribers, 302k Facebook followers, 144k Instagram followers and 29k Twitter followers, his cyber circle is almost unparalleled in the market of guitar instruction. Find out what it took Marty to build this mega-force of virtual supporters and how his initial plan to curtail business school and all of its sales/marketing, only to come full circle to the basic universal laws of business. https://www.martymusic.com/

A car can be a second chance: that’s the framework of Vehicles for Change, a nonprofit that repairs donated cars and awards them to low-income families at a fraction of their market value. Repairs are completed by participants in Full Circle, a job-training program for people returning from prison.We hear from founder Marty Schwartz and Perry Spain, who finished the program and is on his way to becoming a master mechanic.

Leave Us A Review If you have ever tried to learn guitar and turned to YouTube, you have definitely come across our next guest, Marty Schwartz.  At the time of this interview, Marty has almost 1.3 million YouTube Subscribers and is the guy teaching the world to play guitar. Marty's YouTube career has taken him on such a wild ride. He has been on the radar of big names like Joe Rogan and Jack Black and has shared a stage with bands like Moe, Blues traveler and our mutual friends Slightly Stoopid.  We talk about teaching lessons to actor Jason Statham and how he recreated himself after losing his job as a music teacher. Marty shares the basic lessons and adjustments that helped him to grow his following so massively. Listening to his interview is going to have you reconsider your day job for sure!  Marty is fun goofy and so happy to share his experience and some of the lessons he has learned along the way.  Hopefully you can take some small lessons from this one or you can be like us and just fall into the fascinating story of a guitar teacher that somehow struck gold in the saturated world of YouTube.  But Also: Pearl Jam SEO PHISH Slightly Stoopid Blues Traveler Dave Matthews Band Joe Rogan Tenacious D Boston Red Sox Jason Statham Jack Black Vision Boards Links & Resources: David Wells - He is in fact a Yankee Connect with Marty Schwartz Twitter Website Instagram Facebook YouTube Connect with The Shifting Perceptions Podcast: Shifting Perceptions Website Join Our Mailing List Facebook Instagram Twitter Connect with Jay Alders Jay Alders Website Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Pinterest Connect with Chelsea Alders & Companies Om Mamas Doulas Website Sun Dreams Productions Website Instagram Chelsea Om Mamas Doulas Sun Dreams Productions

A car can be a second chance: that’s the framework of Vehicles for Change, a nonprofit that repairs donated cars and awards them to low-income families at a fraction of their market value. Repairs are completed by participants in Full Circle, a job-training program for people returning from prison. We hear from founder Marty Schwartz … and Perry Spain, who finished the program and is on his way to becoming a master mechanic. He describes the benefits of classroom teaching combined with hands-on instruction.

With over a BILLION views on YOuTube, Marty Schwartz is the most popular guitar teacher online. But his road to success was far from easy. Marty had to basically restart his business from zero, and what he did in 2 ½ years is a lesson in how to make a comeback Marty also opened up about what prompted him to start teaching online in the first place… his childhood and his parents divorce… the songs featured in his most popular videos… his biggest influences, musically and personally… favorite part of what he does (it’s not what you’re thinking), and some personal challenges he’s had to deal with along the way. Interesting call with a very genuine guy Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

Puppet interviews!! Rocco and Blue get together with three kiddos to bring you the Post-Live-Show wrap-up - Legendary guitar teacher, Marty Schwartz, comes in to talk to Rocco, and we continue the saga of Chevrolet Glitterwing.

Marty Schwartz, the Internet’s most popular guitar teacher, joins Cameron and Jay to share tips for new guitar players of all ages and chat about sharing the stage with your heroes. The guys also demo the Taylor Academy 10e, the guitar everyone wishes they had when they started playing.

This week on the award-winning 'For the People' host John Voket promotes the Connecticut Dept. of Children and Families and National Adoption Awareness Month by revealing how you can become an adoptive parent and change a kids life forever. Then we'll say farewell to retiring Marty Schwartz of The Kennedy Center, who has been a huge advocate for the state's disabled for most of his career. And we'll close inviting you to support Treasured Time, a statewide nonprofit orchestrating and planning treasured moments for adults and heads of households who are battling life-threatening illnesses.