Podcast appearances and mentions of matt shares

The ‘secret' to success is not what you think. Have you ever wondered what exactly it is that successful people have in common? Entrepreneur, Body Builder and Host of Success School Podcast, Matt Hall is here to share why success IS NOT what you think it is. Matt Shares his experiences from being an award-winning body builder and how this is just for insecure men, to how it led to him having an eating disorder and body image issues.  @Success-School  podcast that helps you define exactly what success is to YOU and gives you the tools to implement this into your every day life! About us:  @talktwenties  Talk Twenties is a digital media company that creates impactful, purpose-led content. With edutainment that pushes boundaries, tackles taboos and creates human connection.

A friend purchased legendary Dante The Magicians Estate! It's really cool!

In this episode we have on Matt! We had such a good conversation and went into a lot of detail about his past and where his addiction took him.  We discuss what it finally took for him to get sober and what it was like for him coming out as a gay man.  Matt is such an inspiration to others and has such a good heart.  We had an amazing time in this interview and we hope that you feel the same! If you have any questions you can reach us at Info@realrecoverytalk.com

"I may be crazy, but I'm not crazy because I joined the church, it is one of the few good decisions that I have made in my life. I have investigated everything I can find about the church. I've read every negative publication that is noteworthy, I've listened to people share their exit stories. The only reason that I am here is because it is true, The reason I know it is true is because of the experiences that I have had. I hope if someone is thinking about coming back, just do it. Your life will be better, your posterity will thank you for making it through the hard times. I believe all the Church's truth claims. I am happy to be here and that I am still a member going to church." ⁠https://www.plantwhys.com/free-1-week-meal-guide

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This 150th episode of the DOR Podcast is a special combo! First off Andrea shares her top 5 shoes of the year so far. She wasn't able to join the rest of the crew and Connor a few weeks ago, but we knew the people needed to hear from her. How has our resident New Balance Beacon devotee survived the disappearance of her favorite daily trainer? What's her choice when she toes the starting line of races later this year? Tune in to find out. In part two, Matt gives an inside look into his recently published systematic review: Changes in running biomechanics in master runners over age 50. See how much work and time goes into academic research and learn more about how our bodies change as we age. Be sure to check out this week's sponsor, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Running Warehouse⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. They've got a bunch of new shoes hitting the shelves! Check out Hoka's brand new Cielo Road, a 5K/10K racing flat with a PEBA Foam. Want something with some more cushion for those easy days? Take a look at the updated Saucony Triumph 21, a team favorite. If you need some stability for your runs, the ASICS Kayano 30 has been reimagined from the ground up. Find all of these and more by visiting ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠runningwarehouse.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ today. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctors-of-running/support

Matt Peat is a Gen X'er that has never job hopped. He's been with Transhield many years and has remained with the company through the many times its been bought and sold. He tells the story of the remarkable product they manufacture, and how he has managed to thrive in each transaction where others may have been dismissed or asked to leave. Matt was on his way through Mobile with his wife and three daughters and I managed to get him into the studio for a quick interview. He's a great guy with story of success. Show Sponsors: Angelo DePaola - The Coastal Connection Realty E3 Termite & Pest Control Roy Lewis Construction Persons Services Corp Allison Horner - State Farm Agent Trey Langus - Transworld Business Advisors Find my book highlighting the top ideas of the first 200 episodes of What's Working at Amazong.com. 

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God is moving in power today and He will never stop, as long as we continue to seek Him. The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of Prophecy and it is important to continuously share of His goodness. In this episode, I share many testimonies I have seen in the last few months, and years. […] The post Listen: Matt shares powerful testimonies of Jesus appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

Hour 3- Padres fans are swarming downtown, Padres legend Jake Peavy joins the show, a long time Padres fan shares an incredible story of his fight against cancer, Marty's NFL notes.

The guys break down the NFC South for the upcoming NFL season. Topics include: -Biggest Storylines -Breakout Players -Highest Impact Newcomers -Bold Predictions

Traveling to a new country is a great time to start a travel blog so that you can share all your experiences with your friends and family back home. If you love traveling and want to share your experiences and tidbits with the world, you'll thrive as a travel blogger. Passion is contagious, and it's the most significant driver for building an authentic travel community. This is truly a dream job.Matthew Kepnes, also known as Nomadic Matt joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski in another episode of The New Nomad. The three nomads share their experiences in places that would make your imagination run wild. They talked about the travel community and how it would help nomads in their journeys. Tune in and listen to why a travel blog is a good way to document and share your love of travel, also brings about the potential for income. [7:06] How to succeed in travel blogging[9:02] A true-blue traveler's favorite place is everywhere[15:55] The virtual world is here to stay[18:24] Finding a travel group to explore with[20:15] Exploring the uncomfortable[23:44] Why do people gravitate toward natureGUEST BIO:Nomadic Matt (otherwise known by his real name, Matthew Kepnes) is an American travel blogger and one of the most experienced backpackers in the world. He's visited over 100 countries and spent nights in over 1,000 hostels. His blog, the Nomadic Matt's travel site, attracts upwards of 1 million visitors every month, and he's also written a number of books, including New York Times bestseller How to Travel the World on $50 a Day.Matt Kepnes Links:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/matthew-kepnes-949056137Website: https://www.nomadicmatt.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nomadicmatt/?hl=enFollow Insured Nomads at:Instagram: @insurednomadswww.insurednomads.com

Producer Lori Downey Jr is a "Phony".

5 years ago from the day this podcast was recorded, Matt had his first colonoscopy. How iconic is that timing?

Matt Shares his steps he went through to leve his job and maintain his current lifesytle in "retirement" Matt Geerts https://www.facebook.com/matt.geerts.9 London Creative REI Meetup https://www.facebook.com/groups/LondonCreativeRealEstate/

Matt is on holiday this week, so we're releasing a recent interview he did on “The Greg Bennett Show,” hosted by former Olympian and professional triathlete, Greg Bennett. It was a perfect match as Matt and Greg share many of the same philosophies around high-performance sport and life. In this episode, Matt: Shares his journey from collegiate swimmer to pro triathlete. Discusses the key lessons he learned during that time to become the great coach he is. Describes how he takes a holistic view of an individual when working with them, understanding their work and family life, what stressors do they have, and other non-negotiable obligations. Summarizes the four pillars of performance - Endurance, Functional Strength, Nutrition &Fueling, and Recovery. Dissects how to use data from wearables and why some people will be more comfortable with more data than others. Frames why fueling immediately after working out with protein and carbohydrates is so important. Show Notes from The Greg Bennett Show About Greg Bennett Greg grew up in Sydney, Australia. With two competitive brothers and life spent outdoors, Triathlon was a natural fit for Greg. Although passionate about the sport it took almost a decade to reach the world stage.  By 25 years of age, Greg was winning international titles. By 30, Greg was winning the World series on multiple occasions and competing for Australia at the 2004 Olympics, where like Laura he also placed 4th. ​Growing up Greg had a strong desire to become better, better than he was yesterday. His family was all driven goal setters who would sit down at the start of each year and write and share their goals. At the time this was a chore for a kid who wanted to be outside, but it was the template for the discipline and dedication to reach the highest level in sport and sustain it for almost three decades.  Greg raced over 500 international races and won over 100. His story of having a winning rate of less than 10% for the first half of his career and converting that rate to over 50% for the second half of his career is entertaining and inspiring and incredibly informative. Greg went on to win multiple World titles, the worlds largest prize purse wins, be awarded the International Triathlon Unions President trophy, be named one of the “Top 15 Triathletes of all time” (Inside Triathlon, 2011), “Top 25 Triathletes of all time” (Triathlete magazine, 2014) and “Triathlete of the year” on multiple occasions (Triathlete magazine). Episode Resources Bennett Endurance Website Learn more about Purple Patch Squad High-Performance Training Program Learn more about Purple Patch Strength Programming Stay Up-to-Date with Purple Patch News and Events Purple Patch Upcoming Webinars and Events

This week, Miles talks with fellow Canvas teammate Matt about community. Matt shares about his university experience and the different kinds of communities he has developed. Matt highlights the difficulties in building community and why it is important to push through the challenges. He then talks about why community is essential in exploring faith. Come and enjoy our conversation. Send us your thoughts at unilife@canvashouse.org, and be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @canvasnottingham.

This week, Miles talks with fellow Canvas teammate Matt about community. Matt shares about his university experience and the different kinds of communities he has developed. Matt highlights the difficulties in building community and why it is important to push through the challenges. He then talks about why community is essential in exploring faith. Come and enjoy our conversation. Send us your thoughts at unilife@canvashouse.org, and be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @canvasnottingham.

My older brother Matt has been teaching seminary and institute for 20 plus years. He talks about choosing to have a career in S & I, how the curriculum has changed over the years and they focus. Matt loves his students and recalls different youth and young adults who have influenced his life as a teacher. You don't want to miss this touching podcast interview. "We may not give the fanciest lesson, we may not be just terrifically skillful with audio visual aids…but we can share with every student the fire of our faith, and we can warm our hands by it. I've been painfully disappointed over the years…that wonderful lessons given by loyal gifted teachers who somehow at the end of a class will say, “Well, there's the bell. Brother Jones, will you give the prayer?” And it's over. No closing the books, no looking in the eye for just a minute. No settling down to just say, in effect, where have we been, where are we going, and what is the Lord trying to do?….In some cases not a single reference to what this was supposed to mean to the student or to the teacher that I am left to walk away saying, “I wonder how he felt about that? I wonder how he thought about it? Or what it was supposed to mean to him or to me?” So much effort to get some doctrine, some principle, some map, some video clip across to the students, but not a hint of personal testimony about what that doctrine or that principle meant to the teacher the one who was suppose to lead us and guide us and walk besides us. As President J. Reuben Clark once said, “never let your faith be difficult to detect.” Maybe I'll repeat that. “Never let your faith be difficult to detect.” Never sow seeds of doubt. Avoid self-serving performance and vanity. Don't try to dazzle everyone with how brilliant you are–dazzle them with how brilliant the gospel is. Don't worry about the location of the lost tribes or the three nephites; worry a little more about the location of your student–what's going on in his heart, what's going on in her soul–the hunger. Sometimes the near desperate spiritual needs of our people. Teach them and above all testify to them, love them, bear your witness from the depths of your soul. It will be the most important thing you say to them in the entire hour, and it may save someone's spiritual life. -Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, 2007 World Wide Leadership Training IG: bethnewellcoaching Email: bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com

My older brother Matt has been teaching seminary and institute for 20 plus years. He talks about choosing to have a career in S & I, how the curriculum has changed over the years and they focus. Matt loves his students and recalls different youth and young adults who have influenced his life as a teacher. You don't want to miss this touching podcast interview. "We may not give the fanciest lesson, we may not be just terrifically skillful with audio visual aids…but we can share with every student the fire of our faith, and we can warm our hands by it. I've been painfully disappointed over the years…that wonderful lessons given by loyal gifted teachers who somehow at the end of a class will say, “Well, there's the bell. Brother Jones, will you give the prayer?” And it's over. No closing the books, no looking in the eye for just a minute. No settling down to just say, in effect, where have we been, where are we going, and what is the Lord trying to do?….In some cases not a single reference to what this was supposed to mean to the student or to the teacher that I am left to walk away saying, “I wonder how he felt about that? I wonder how he thought about it? Or what it was supposed to mean to him or to me?” So much effort to get some doctrine, some principle, some map, some video clip across to the students, but not a hint of personal testimony about what that doctrine or that principle meant to the teacher the one who was suppose to lead us and guide us and walk besides us. As President J. Reuben Clark once said, “never let your faith be difficult to detect.” Maybe I'll repeat that. “Never let your faith be difficult to detect.” Never sow seeds of doubt. Avoid self-serving performance and vanity. Don't try to dazzle everyone with how brilliant you are–dazzle them with how brilliant the gospel is. Don't worry about the location of the lost tribes or the three nephites; worry a little more about the location of your student–what's going on in his heart, what's going on in her soul–the hunger. Sometimes the near desperate spiritual needs of our people. Teach them and above all testify to them, love them, bear your witness from the depths of your soul. It will be the most important thing you say to them in the entire hour, and it may save someone's spiritual life. -Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, 2007 World Wide Leadership Training IG: bethnewellcoaching Email: bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com

Matt Shares a hilarious Dad Fail, we honor May the 4th and Mothers, and interview Tracy Hearnsberger about his marriage books. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thursdays-trueandtrivial/message

The Sanderson children lost their father years ago and now they are facing the loss of their mother Julia.   Julia makes Charles promise her that he will find a home for her children if she dies before she has a chance and of course Charles takes on the burden in true Charles Ingalls fashion.  

At the young age of 12, Matt Coulam found out he needed a Kidney Transplant. His father, Mike, was a match and gave one of his kidney's to his son. When you get a Kidney transplant you take medication for the rest of your life that tell your body not to attack the foreign Kidney, but those medications also weaken your immune system and a regular cold can cause you to get sick and stay sick for longer periods of time. Although Matt was not able to participate in many of the sports he wanted to participate in Matt had good health for the majority of his childhood. It wasn't until Matt was in his early 20's that he started to feel sick more often, sometimes requiring him to stay in the Hospital, and for longer periods of time. After a few short years of this, the Doctors informed Matt that the Kidney was failing and he would need another transplant. As a husband, and father of young kids Matt shares he and his wife's battle to save his life and the amazing lesson's they learned along the way.    Due to a Melanoma Skin Cancer diagnosis, Matt was unable to get a second Kidney transplant because so many people need Kidneys and a past Cancer "patient" offers no guarantee that the Kidney will be put to good use, even though the Cancer was successfully removed. A diagnosis of Cancer makes you wait 5 years of being Cancer free before you qualify for a transplant. Matt's had to go back on Dialysis and his health became so fragile that he and his wife had no choice other than to fight their health insurance to get around the Cancer "rule" to get approval for coverage. They met with Insurance and Matt's wife Kylee stepped up to the plate and hearing from her motivated the insurance company to help out.   Shortly after getting approval, heartbreakingly, Matt's sister called to let him know that she was not a match. After this devastating news, Matt was desperate to find a match so he could stay on earth to take care of his wife and kids, so he sent a text out to everyone he knew humbly inviting anyone who was willing to get tested and donate their Kidney. Shortly thereafter he received a phone call from a Hospital staff member who said "Matt, you have a lot of people who love you", and to Matt's surprise there were about 20 people who had submitted their information to donate their Kidney to Matt. It was incredible to feel Matt's deep and sincere gratitude and love as he talks about this part of his story. Those people will never be forgotten.    Matt talks about the effect on Self Esteem during such a difficult period, being unable to take care of his wife and kids the way he wanted too. He brings awareness to the difficulties that people on Dialysis go through and how important it is to the health of those people when others see them, recognize them and step up to help them in any way possible.   A young man, Nate Greenway, in Matt's church, whom he taught on Sunday's, stepped up and told his father he wanted to give his Kidney to Matt. Adam, the young man's father, was so touched by his son's desire to give his kidney that he himself decided that he would do it for his son and for Matt. You need to listen to Matt at the end of the podcast, as he shares he feelings about Nate and Adam Greenway who stepped up and saved his life. Incredibly powerful!! Adam Greenway, you are a hero, and so is your son Nate!   In a place of Hopelessness is where Matt found himself, truly wanting to give up... but rather then feel bad for himself and remain in anger... Matt reached out in hope and desperation for help. The answer came because Matt acted. When we act and try, that is all God needs to step in to help. Matt's story and witness of this is powerful. He learned in his moments of hopelessness that there is always positive and amazing things we can find that will lift us up. Focus on the good, focus on the positive, it is a choice and it makes all of the difference.   Matt you are a dear friend and one of my hero's. Thank you for sharing your miraculous and inspiring journey. Because of your experiences and the happiness you live with, you help many, including myself, to strive to recognize all the beauty surrounding us and in this world. Thank you my friend!  

Maureen Pollard interviews Matt about the complex feelings related to experiencing this loss so soon after connecting with his birth mother, as they were just beginning to know one another.

In this episode I speak with triathlete Matt Bach on topic of relative energy deficiency. Relative Energy Deficiency is a topic that had not much attention until recently. It goes by shorthand REDs, and it is more discussed in context of female athletes as female athlete triad. Relative energy deficiency is a state when athlete does not fuel their body properly, knowingly or not. It is especially common among endurance and aesthetic athletes, and while research on this topic is pretty scarce, it also affects male athletes! Here are some of the symptoms of REDs. increased fatigue, decreased recovery and performance, muscle loss and resistance to fat loss and even fat gain, loss of periods and libido and possibly infertility, and from the long-term perspective bone density loss. Matt and I discuss the red flags of Relative Energy Deficiency in male athletes as Matt Shares his story from finding out about it to how he overcame it. Matt Bach won Ironman Maryland in 2014 with a time of 8:51, was the top amateur and 6th overall at Eagleman 70.3 in 2015, then 72nd overall in Kona 2015. Matt has been using UCAN since 2014 – he had GI distress and bonking issues prior to that, but UCAN helped him transform his approach to triathlon nutrition. He is such a big believer that he now works for the company as their Director for their Endurance Business. Matt worked on Wall Street for 9 years prior to making this career change. He lives in Summit, NJ with his wife, two kids (2 and 3 years old), and two long-haired miniature dachshunds. He holds an MBA from Temple University and he loves a good cold beer. Instagram handle: @IronMattBach Facebook: @IronMattBach -- I would like to mention that you will find all the mentioned research and topics or how to connect with my guests linked in description. I have also limited spots open for online nutrition coaching so if you have questions or your are interested in improving your health, body and performance, write me to daniel@danweiss.eu -- Time Stamps: 3:00 Why I have personal interest in RED-S 5:40 Problems with RED-S, how athletes get into the state of Relative Energy Deficiency 8:20 Difference in RED-S between men and women 9:35 Is it normal and fine to be in the state of RED-S for a short period of time? 11:11 Matt's background in endurance sports 11:55 Beginning of the Matt's issues - "The more, the better mentality" , more training and under-fueling. Endurance exercise causes reduction in hormonal health (lower testosterone). 14:45 How Matt noticed the symptoms of RED-S 20:30 How Matt balanced his training to overcome the results of RED-S, such as chronic fatigue and low libido 23:20 How doing less in context of RED-S is better, leads to improved training and body composition 27:30 How Matt started with an endocrynologist to overcome RED-S 30:05 Genetic component of susceptibility to RED-S 31:50 Wrap up: Take away points Be aware that it can happen to you Go get bloodwork done if you are experiencing some of the symptoms 34:50 I share a story of my client The main factors in Relative Energy Deficiency syndrome are: Exercise Nutrition

This week Matt Crespin shares with us recent news with ADHA during COVID-19 pandemic, and is joined by Jessica Atkinson Co-Founder of Hygiene Edge.    Episode Highlights ADHA Task Force on Return to Work Jessica’s Background Jessica’s Role in Education and Role at Hygiene Edge Jessica’s thoughts on ADHA and its impact on her career COVID-19 affect on Jessica’s Students   Quotes   “I think my favorite thing in Hygiene was watching my patients progress and take what I shared with them to make improvements with their health”    “With my students I see that process accelerated”    “From the beginning our goal was been education”    “Education is at the heart of Hygiene Edge”   “ADHA really is the caretaker of what our profession is, and what it can be”    “Step into their power, step into what they are”    “Courage is being scared, but saddling up anyway”    Links   Hygieneedge.com    FAQ: https://www.adha2020.org/faq/    Email for COVID Questions/Input: rdhcovidinfo@adha.net    Resource Center: https://www.adha.org/covid19  ADHA Annual Conference Website: https://www.adha2020.org American Dental Hygienists’ Association homepage:   https://www.adha.org/ ADHA Facebook Page:   https://www.facebook.com/youradha/ The Dental Podcast Network Channel One homepage: http://dentalpodcastnetworkchannelone.otcpn.libsynpro.com/  

This week, Ed chats with Nomadic Matt, New York Times Bestselling Author and expert on remote work, hostel living and digital nomad travel expert. He shares his experience being tested for and having COVID-19. Links: nomadicmatt.com https://www.patreon.com/nomadicmatt

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On Episode 42 of TAKE A BUMP, Matt Taven and Danny Picard were joined by Ring of Honor superstar Dan Maff, who told a great story about his return to the company and previewed his upcoming match with AEW's Darby Allin at this weekend's NEW event. Plus, Matt and Danny went over the Vegas odds to win this Sunday's Royal Rumble, and there's one name pretty high on the list that surprised them. Also, Matt explained how current NXT champion Adam Cole advised him to lead his own group in Ring of Honor. And consider it official: nZo has been invited to join the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeabump/support

Matt Newman is a senior executive in the financial services industry, a cancer survivor, a public speaker, and a best selling author. His book, "Starting at the Finish Line” recently made it to #2 on Book Authority’s Best Brain Cancer Books of All Time. Matt was 39 years old and a father to 3 when he was diagnosed with grade three astrocytoma (brain cancer). His memoir chronicles the journey that he and his entire family took together which got him to a place of clarity, understanding and appreciation. His own father-in-law Larry had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer three years before Matt, leading the two men to find support in each other and their combined family as they worked to find normalcy in an abnormal situation. Matt: Shares the emotions he went through when he learned he had brain cancer Explains why he was determined to take his kids to school on his first day at home after surgery Realized that up until then he had been looking at life through his own eyes Says that disease may take him physically but it can never define his legacy Talks about lessons learned from his father in law during their cancer journeys Admits that he wrote his book entirely for himself (and assumed no-one would read it) Calls out an education system that fails to teach our youth the basics of money Shares his definition of courage Emphasizes the importance of having a plan in advance of the negative Goes deep on what legacy is all about Matt is inspiring, well spoken, and a voice that I am proud to amplify. You can reach Matt at: Website: https://matthewsnewman.com/ Book Website: https://startingatthefinishline.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-newman-36675b165/  Please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to hear your thoughts, comments, and stories, or just make a connection. Email-  tim@screwthenaysayers.com Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/stnwithtimalison/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/screwthenaysayers/ LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-alison/ Screw The Naysayers- www.screwthenaysayers.com  iTunes: https://apple.co/2LkWSPV Screw the Naysayers Episode Page: https://screwthenaysayers.com/podcast                         Google Play Music: https://bit.ly/2NBgqMv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2MF5T6g Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2uYCsRC Podbean: https://screwthenaysayers.podbean.com/e/174-Matt-Newman/ 

Each year, Matt and two friends meet-up for Coaster Nerd Con (CNC), their own little convention for nerdy coaster riding. This year, the trio headed west to California.  The parks and attractions they visited were: Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier, Knott's Berry Farm, Warner Bros. Studio Tour, Universal Studios Hollywood, Six Flags Magic Mountain, California's Great America, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom and Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk.   In this episode, Matt reveals which park had the best guest service, as well as his favorite coaster of the trip.  He also shares 5 major lessons that he took away from this experience. They are: It all starts with your attitude and a quote from Henry Ford, "whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right." The waiting experience at your attraction could be having a bigger impact in the overall guest experience than you think. It's not enough for us to be employers, we must also be educators. Parks who started off as twins had very different journeys. It's probably time to re-think incentive programs and replace them with "inspiration programs."   Have a question for the mailbag or know of a guest we should feature?  Drop us a line! Josh - josh@amusementadvantage.com Matt - matt@performanceoptimist.com Twitter Facebook LinkedIn This episode is brought to you by FunRating.  If you work in any area of the attractions industry, you’re probably curious how guests at your attraction perceive critical areas of guest experience.  Which facility type provided the best service in 2018?  Who really needs to improve their food service?  And which attraction saw the highest increase in likelihood to return?  These questions, and more, can all be found in the FunRating Report, and this is information that only Amusement Advantage can provide.  The FunRating Report can be found at funrating.com, and we have an exclusive offering for AttractionPros listeners.  To save 10% off of the one-time purchase of $375, tune into the podcast!

No... Unfortunately it is not clickbait. This is Josh's last episode of the MYCRAZYPODCAST, but the show must go on, and on this episode we discussed: Jason Stathom's New Movie "The Meg", Matt Shares his celebecy from Porn, Joe Nation's Conspiracy, and we end it with our final game of Would You Rather with our Original crew! BONUS MINI-SODE HERE: https://bit.ly/2nhUmLQ Also, you enjoyed the video please remember to: Like, Comment, and Subscribe!!! Remember to Connect with Everyone Involved! Website: MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS - MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS.com YouTube: MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS - https://www.youtube.com/MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS Instagram: MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS - https://www.instagram.com/MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS Matt Thompson - https://www.instagram.com/thethompalomp/ Josh Balogh - https://www.instagram.com/thejoshbalogh/ Jim Donohue - https://www.instagram.com/dr_jimboslice845 Dustin Baudendistel - https://www.instagram.com/dustybones13 Facebook.com MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS - https://www.facebook.com/MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS Twitter MYCRAZYPRODUCTIONS - https://twitter.com/MYCPRODUCTIONS Josh Balogh - https://twitter.com/passtheinhalor Matt Thompson - https://twitter.com/thompalomp Jim Donohue - https://twitter.com/JTDonohue91

The Matt shares some of his most personal thoughts and feelings from 2003. Join The Matt and Tubes for a hilarious breakdown of this snapshot from a very sensitive time in the Matt's life. The guys also talk about deep diving for low hit videos on youtube, and Matt's adventures using the public bathrooms at work. 

In this episode my fellow podcasting pal Matt G from Reasons Are Several stops by to talk all things podcasting.  A couple of topics discussed? Transitioning from one cohost to another. Rebranding your show... or broadening it's appeal. Advice for first time Podcasters and Matt Shares a quick How Has Podcasting Changed His Life story.  Honorable Mentions: Alex Inc. (A new sitcom where the plot is PODCASTING). Marc Maron's 4 seasons television show "MARON" and a funny "Your Podcasting Will Fail" clip is shared. 

On this week's episode of Boy vs. Girl, Matt discusses the gender disparity of storytellers in the workshops that he teaches. 

LinkedIn is one of the largest social media platforms in the world – and it’s changing. How will the new platform design affect you? How can you use LinkedIn to actively grow your business? In this episode, host Mary Foley talks with Cheryl Matt, owner of CBM Business Consulting in Richmond, VA. Cheryl implements practical tools and strategies for business owners and professionals to get more done in less time. With four proven strategies, her clients save 2 to 10 hours or more per week – and become more profitable.   Listen and learn: How LinkedIn has changed and what to expect from the new platform The number one reason why every business owner should be on LinkedIn Savvy ways to use LinkedIn to identify new prospects Three essentials every business owner must have for a powerful Personal Profile What is a Company Page and how to leverage it to showcase your business Practical ways to make LinkedIn part of your daily routine

We all love the way cloud has simplified how we deliver technology solutions to our business challenges, its simplicity and efficiency are extremely powerful. It's a great answer to many a challenge, but what about when public cloud can't be the answer? Whatever the reason, technical, commercial or data security, sometimes for an organisation public cloud just can't be the answer. What do we do when we want the simplicity of cloud but can't have it? Build your own cloud of course! That is the topic of this weeks show, in part two of my chat with Microsoft Technical Evangelist Matt McSpirit, we explore Azure Stack, Microsoft's on-premises private cloud offering. Matt Shares with us what Azure Stack is, who it is (and isn't meant for) and how you get your hands on it, both in its current tech preview as well as its general release form later in 2017. Hope you enjoy the show - show notes are here.. http://wp.me/p4IvtA-J4

The Matt shares more song lyrics he wrote in his late teens. He's cold and deep but you might not feel a thing... Some great young adult angst on this week's episode.

Matt runs the award winning budget travel site, Nomadic Matt. After a trip to Thailand in 2005, he decided to quit his job, finish his MBA and head off into the world. His original trip was supposed to last a year. Over seven years later, he is still out exploring and roaming the world.

The Matt shares song lyrics the he wrote during his early 20's. Matt and Tubes learn that light bulbs and sleep are crucial.

On this episode of the Meal Mentor podcast, Lindsay sits down with Matt to discuss his unique journey to a plant-based diet! Lindsay and Matt discuss how the combination of a plant-based diet, yoga, and meditation can drastically improve your quality of life. Tune in for two different approaches to get started with a daily meditation practice! Matt also shares his tips on sprouting, food as medicine, and changing misconceptions about the word “vegan.” Don't miss this one, it's sure to inspire! More about this episode: Matt's experience living in a vegan compound. The importance of planning ahead and creating an environment for success. How to find a doctor that supports your diet. Should you worry about carrageenan? What about liquid smoke? Matt's 7-day meditation challenge. How having support from a plant-based "tribe" can lead to greater success. And much more about how to make the plant-based lifestyle more doable! Resources: Whole by Dr. T. Colin Campbell Find a plant-based doctor [here.] 3 Check out Matt's website, Don't Lose the Cow, to learn more about creating healthy habits around food. Click here for Matt's blog post about starting a meditation practice. Read more about Dr. Gabriel Cousens and the Tree of Life Center. To begin sprouting, visit SproutPeople.org. Join Meal Mentor to find your tribe! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram

Matt runs the award winning budget travel site, Nomadic Matt. After a trip to Thailand in 2005, he decided to quit his job, finish his MBA and head off into the world. His original trip was supposed to last a year. Over seven years later, he is still out exploring and roaming the world.

Matt Shares on Sunday during Welcome Weekend.

Chiropractics has proven time and again to be extremely beneficial for children. It has been shown to improve digestion, sleep, sinuses/breathing, and constipation, to name just a few of the benefits children experience after getting adjusted.Matt shares his son's story and the incredible improvements in his health and well-being after receiving chiropractic care from Dr. Duncan McCollum.Dr. McCollum's Contact Information & Further Resources:Get in Touch with Dr. McCollumThe Stem Cell Machine (TRT Machine)McCollumWellness.comGet Your Personal Toxicity ScoreMcCollum Wellness AcademyTrue Cellular DetoxificationMcCollum Family ChiropracticKetogenic Diet & FastingPurchase Dr. McCollum's Best-Selling Books:Turn Back Your Biological Clock (Health & Wellness)New Hope for Sciatica (Health & Wellness)The Adventures of Little Big Jim (Historical Fiction)Coaling Station A (Historical Fiction)Kaleidoscope (Historical Fiction)Journey's End (Historical Fiction)