Podcast appearances and mentions of matt pete

Matt & Pete are joined by Tim Murray to discuss Notre Dame's Spring Football latest news including the quarterback competition and Steve Angeli's place in it. What does Tim think of the QB battle between Steve Angeli, CJ Carr and Kenny Minchey? Tune in for the latest on Marcus Freeman's squad as well as thoughts on the biggest impact player to expect coming out of the transfer portal. 

Matt Evers and Pete Van Horn both moved to Crestone in pursuit of freedom, independence, and community. If those concepts strike you as being in opposition to each other, you may learn something important in this conversation. We talk about the challenges and joys of building your own house, what DIY DOESN'T mean, the tension between being self-reliant and being a good neighbor, the unique qualities of life in Crestone, and a slew of other things. These are two solid dudes who overcame the doubt and fear and built themselves a comfortable, safe home without getting dragged into the rat race of endless debt and needless extravagance. In 2023, this is a rare manifestation of wisdom. Check out their YouTube channel: Owner Builders Unite.Show Notes:Music: “Brightside of the Sun,” by Basin and Range; “Smoke Alarm,” by Carsie Blanton.30% off all merch on my site through the end of the year.Check out Jake's mom's tallow balm at thebeekeepersgranddaughter.com. Use the code HOLIDAY15 to get 15% off til the end of the year.Here's a funky drone video of Pete's place. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chrisryan.substack.com/subscribe

Summary: What happens when you stop chasing the money? This was a question that came up recently on a Total Life Freedom mastermind call. The mastermind is basically a deep dive into our businesses, and there are 8–10 of us in there. On a recent call, I was talking about the community and the membership I've built. A couple other people in the group are also building memberships, which has been really cool. All of us in the mastermind at this point have a podcast, and/or a community. Most of us have both, or we are working on those things. Someone made a comment that I seem happier and calmer than they've ever seen. And then we moved on to a couple other people in the group, and Vincent made the same comment that it seems they too are now happier, calmer, and having more success than they've ever had. Someone said, “This is what happens when you're not chasing money.” It was such a mic-drop moment. Successful in businessWe all have our main thing, right? I'm in real estate. That's what pays the bills. Wendy Norman is an elopement photographer. Jennifer Harshman, who does my show notes, is a writer and book editor. Kent Sanders is a ghostwriter. John VanDerMuelen does Amazon things. Vincent has the community. Matt Pete does videography. Nick Adams has his photography work and the SanCap Guide in Florida. John Stange is a pastor, author, and podcaster. Ken Carfagno and Courtney Wisely both own cleaning companies. We all have different things. We have that main thing paying the bills, and now it just kind of operates. That gives our entrepreneurial brain, our entrepreneurial spirit, room to flow and just go and build something special. I would say when I joined the mastermind a year and a half ago, some of us were still trying to get our income to where we wanted it to be. But now that we've done that, it's just happening, just flowing, and we really have an opportunity to build what we want to build. We're all still helping people. I'm still helping people buy and sell houses. That pays the bills. Working because you love itBut now we're all building something else. We're doing it because we love it. I'm leading a community because I care about Realtors. When I wake up every day, one of the first things I think about is the membership community and how I can serve them, how I can help them. Whatever you're building, whatever you're trying to do, build it to a point where it doesn't come down to the money. Build it to the point where you can really serve people and help people. I am so thankful for how God has blessed us and thankful that real estate pays the bills and we're debt free. Trading time for moneyWhen you are desperate for money, you're willing to trade hours for dollars. When you are not chasing money, you won't exchange time for dollars. You build the things that are authentic to you, and it doesn't matter if you sell one slot to your course or membership or a million, because you're just doing it in an authentic way to serve people, to help people. Podcast edited by Kenny Carfagno. Show notes and blog posts are created by http://www.harshmanservices.com/best-podcast-show-notes-service (Jennifer Harshman) and https://my.captivate.fm/RealtorEmails.com (RealtorEmails). John Schuchman is a licensed REALTOR® in Lancaster, PA, with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty and a part of the Andrew Welk Group. The opinions shared on this show represent the opinions & values of John Schuchman and do not necessarily represent the opinions & values of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty. The opinions & ideas shared in this podcast do not guarantee or promise any results of success to the listener. 

Daniel catches up with Matt Moseley & Peter Liston, Co-Founders of Trust the Process and the Veteran Community Business Chamber. After their 12 year careers in the Australian Army, Matt & Pete decided to follow their entrepreneurial spirit. The two veterans since created two 7 figure turnover businesses together, utilising lessons they learned in the military. Daniel, Matt & Pete talk about their time in the army, sharing implementable strategies and processes from the military for business owners in all industries.

Ned, Matt & Pete look back at a very tactical and tense stage 9 where they discuss the possibility of a different Tour de France format plus all the reaction from the day's riding

Ned, Matt & Pete look back at a pulsating stage 8, are hijacked by the one and only Peter Sagan and discuss the Gendarmerie

Ned, Matt & Pete look back at stage 7, discuss field art, hay bales and the legendary Brian Robinson

This week Matt & Pete discuss the latest in Bond style.  Including Pierce Brosnan turning up to SIHH 2019 on behalf of Speake Marin.  The dressing gown from Live and Let Die that sold at auction.  Matt discusses a trip to the opera and Pete talks to a former Savile Row tailor that styled both Daniel Craig and Pierce Brosnan.  No guest on the show this week but as the temperature has dropped in both the US and UK, Matt and Pete discuss their favourite pieces of winter wear from the James Bond films.  All the show notes can be found over at www.humanresearch.xyz  and all things relating to James Bond suits can be found at www.bondsuits.com  iTunes: https://apple.co/2KNnMPq  Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2PcwoSx  Twitter: https://twitter.com/tailorswithlove YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChA86KzZD9fZJPc4v4F7VvQ

This week Matt & Pete are joined by long time Bond fan and vlogger David Zartisky from The Bond Experience.  David has an incredible collection of James Bond memorabilia and he discusses his favourites plus his working relationship with EON.  Matt talks about making scrambled eggs like Fleming, Pete talks about his desire to molest the Daniel Craig wax works in Madame Tussauds.  In Bondian news Matt talks about his excitement to see the new James Bond exhibit in Spyscape, New York.  Mads Mikklesen is also in the news greeting fans with tattoos of him.  To check out the show notes head over to www.humanresearch.xyz To check out more info on the suits of James Bond head over to www.bondsuits.com To check out David Zaritsky and his Vlogs on all things James Bond head over to https://www.youtube.com/user/TheBondExperience Subscribe to the podcast  iTunes: https://apple.co/2KNnMPq  Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2PcwoSx   

This week, due to a combination of a horrific donut related tongue biting incident and and errant mail server, we did not have a Beer is a Conversation guest but we did have an abundance of listener emails, so this week our conversation is with you, the listener. Matt & Pete go through some great letters and discuss the topics that are raised and go down a few rabbit holes along the way. Enjoy the conversation.

This week on Brews News Week, Matt & Pete discuss the beer stories of the week including: Cryer Malt launches Border Malt Sydney Beer Week 2018 program announced Fixation opens Melbourne taproom The discussion on our Facebook page about this article. Hawker's takes out international honours, again.

This week Matt & Pete quickly dissect the washup from the Hottest 100 countdown and then chat about the recent media interest in tp contracts. You can hear an older episode about tap contracts here You can read about tap contracts here We then play an interview Matt recorded with Anton Szpitalak from Brewpack last year. It's an interesting chat about the beer business and Anton's take on the craft beer cycle and contract brewing. Follow Australian Brews News and Radio Brews News on Facebook. You can follow Australian Brews News on Twitter as well as Matt & Pete personally, and Matt is on Instagram.

This week we play part two of Matt's interview with CUB about the revitalisation attempts for the Crown brand and Tim Ovadia is joined by CUB's Chief Brewer Jaideep Chandrasekharan about the 2014 Crown Ambassador Reserve, the brewing process and Matt & Jaideep have the first public sampling of the vintage. Later they are joined by Crown's Marketing Manager, Scott Tindall. In the intro Matt & Pete muse about KFC's application to sell beer, which leads into a chat our attitudes to drinking and what shapes them. During our intro we discuss the following: KFC plan to sell beer, cider criticised Kids Absorb Your Drinking TVC by DrinkWise. http://youtu.be/yiXvAo6o0HY Follow Australian Brews News and Radio Brews News on Facebook. You can follow Australian Brews News on Twitter as well as Matt & Pete personally, and Matt is on Instagram. And don't forget Radio Brews News will be broadcasting live for the last two hours of the Hottest 100 Craft Beer Countdown this Monday, 26 January. Listen to it here live, or later as a podcast.  [adrotate banner="116"]

In this episode of Radio Brews News, Matt & Pete discuss the recent controversies about craft beer getting big, hipsters and its growing pains. We also play an interview Matt recorded last year with Tim Ovadia, General Manager Insight & Marketing Capability with CUB. It concludes the stories that we have done in recent years about the true history of Crown Lager, and we discuss the way forward for the beer and the brand including the last year's release of Crown Golden Ale.  This is part one of the interview, next week we chat with head brewer JaideepChandrasekharan about Crown Ambassador's 2014 release. Links: We refer to the following article / sites in this episode. Andy Crouch's article: Wasted. How the craft-beer movement abandoned Jim Koch (and his beloved Sam Adams)   Why these craft beer pioneers hate snobs Pete Brown's article: What's the difference between craft beer snobs and Kopparberg drinkers?   Tim Cooper - Keeping it in the Family.

Matt & Pete finally catch up to discuss the year that was, and also play an interview recorded earlier in the year with the Editor of All About Beer magazine, John Holl. We discuss with John the idea of what would beer look like if it was only invented today...    

As some special bonus content, Matt & Pete snatched some time to catch up over a beer between sessions of last weekend’s Great Australasian Beer SpecTAPular. Don’t expect insightful interviews, just Matt & Pete chatting about Good Beer Week, Matt almost apologising for dissing Warnie and the Australian International Beer Awards, including Matt eventually bringing the conversation around to his Australian Beer Media Award. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by: If you’ve never been to Beervana — you might be wondering what one is. If you have been — you’re probably queuing up outside the August 2014 event already. Brought to you by Brewpack – Australia’s number one craft contract brewer. With over 100 craft beers and ciders on the roster and counting, Brewpack specializes in offering growing craft breweries a home for their packaged and keg beer, no matter how crafty. Serious about hand-made beers, and with an open door policy, Brewpack’s brewers love having passionate, ha

This week Matt & Pete chat with parallel beer importer, Sean Neylon, who runs the website saveonliquor.com.au and have a robust discussion about the ins-and-outs of importing international beer through secondary channels. In the intro we talk about about Pete's visit to the Wheaty for the Beer Wars screening, Carlton Draught's 'The Publican' campaign, and discuss why there are always four blokes in a boat in beer commercials. Matt mentions the Gruen Transfer's look at beer advertising. As always, head on over to Australian Brews News for fulll show notes and links.

Radio Brews News Episode 4 is now available online here and on iTunes. It was recorded on 21 June 2011. Due to your feedback, Matt has learned how to mix the track down to mono. Please keep your feedback coming. This week there were no sound issues (at least not to my untrained ear) and we had a great chat to former Mountain Goat brewer Jayne Lewis who is about to launch her own beer brand, Two Birds Brewing. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter. In addition to speaking with Jayne, you will hear Matt & Pete discuss: 1:00 – The reaction to Pete’s article about contract brewing. 3:15 – Matt uses Waikikamukau as if it was a real place…apologies to our many NZ listeners for any offence, I couldn’t think of a real name. 9:30 – That sound you hear throughout is Matt rubbing his hands. It was cold, what can I say. 10:00 – Beer Lover’s Guide to Australia beer writing comp results. 10:45 – We get the show back on track and speak with Jayne Lewis 30:00 – A look at upcoming shows, including a discussion of the fact that no one seems to want to discuss tap contracts. As always, head over to Australian Brews News for more beery goodness.