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Esta semana, en Músicas de Ferrolterra, presentamos o novo disco publicado o pasado sábado polo grupo ferrolán Böj. O álbum titúlase Hora Zulú e está composto por 11 temas. Foi estreado en plataformas dixitais ese mesmo día. Felicitamos ao grupo por lograr, grazas a unha exitosa campaña de micromecenazgo e ao apoio do seu público, facer posible a edición de Hora Zulú. Desde os seus inicios, contan co respaldo da súa audiencia, que foi clave para superar o obxectivo económico exposto. Actualmente, o grupo está formado por Ricardo Mouriño, Fausto Escrigas, Rubén Gómez e Pablo Vergara, e en Hora Zulú contan coa colaboración de artistas como María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward e Anxo Lorenzo. Hora Zulú é o seu segundo disco, e espérase que a edición física estea dispoñible nos próximos días
Esta semana, en Músicas de Ferrolterra, presentamos o novo disco publicado o pasado sábado polo grupo ferrolán Böj. O álbum titúlase Hora Zulú e está composto por 11 temas. Foi estreado en plataformas dixitais ese mesmo día. Felicitamos ao grupo por lograr, grazas a unha exitosa campaña de micromecenazgo e ao apoio do seu público, facer posible a edición de Hora Zulú. Desde os seus inicios, contan co respaldo da súa audiencia, que foi clave para superar o obxectivo económico exposto. Actualmente, o grupo está formado por Ricardo Mouriño, Fausto Escrigas, Rubén Gómez e Pablo Vergara, e en Hora Zulú contan coa colaboración de artistas como María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward e Anxo Lorenzo. Hora Zulú é o seu segundo disco, e espérase que a edición física estea dispoñible nos próximos días
Esta semana, en Músicas de Ferrolterra, presentamos o novo disco publicado o pasado sábado polo grupo ferrolán Böj. O álbum titúlase Hora Zulú e está composto por 11 temas. Foi estreado en plataformas dixitais ese mesmo día. Felicitamos ao grupo por lograr, grazas a unha exitosa campaña de micromecenazgo e ao apoio do seu público, facer posible a edición de Hora Zulú. Desde os seus inicios, contan co respaldo da súa audiencia, que foi clave para superar o obxectivo económico exposto. Actualmente, o grupo está formado por Ricardo Mouriño, Fausto Escrigas, Rubén Gómez e Pablo Vergara, e en Hora Zulú contan coa colaboración de artistas como María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward e Anxo Lorenzo. Hora Zulú é o seu segundo disco, e espérase que a edición física estea dispoñible nos próximos días
Esta semana, en Músicas de Ferrolterra, presentamos o novo disco publicado o pasado sábado polo grupo ferrolán Böj. O álbum titúlase Hora Zulú e está composto por 11 temas. Foi estreado en plataformas dixitais ese mesmo día. Felicitamos ao grupo por lograr, grazas a unha exitosa campaña de micromecenazgo e ao apoio do seu público, facer posible a edición de Hora Zulú. Desde os seus inicios, contan co respaldo da súa audiencia, que foi clave para superar o obxectivo económico exposto. Actualmente, o grupo está formado por Ricardo Mouriño, Fausto Escrigas, Rubén Gómez e Pablo Vergara, e en Hora Zulú contan coa colaboración de artistas como María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward e Anxo Lorenzo. Hora Zulú é o seu segundo disco, e espérase que a edición física estea dispoñible nos próximos días
Esta semana, en Músicas de Ferrolterra, presentamos o novo disco publicado o pasado sábado polo grupo ferrolán Böj. O álbum titúlase Hora Zulú e está composto por 11 temas. Foi estreado en plataformas dixitais ese mesmo día. Felicitamos ao grupo por lograr, grazas a unha exitosa campaña de micromecenazgo e ao apoio do seu público, facer posible a edición de Hora Zulú. Desde os seus inicios, contan co respaldo da súa audiencia, que foi clave para superar o obxectivo económico exposto. Actualmente, o grupo está formado por Ricardo Mouriño, Fausto Escrigas, Rubén Gómez e Pablo Vergara, e en Hora Zulú contan coa colaboración de artistas como María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward e Anxo Lorenzo. Hora Zulú é o seu segundo disco, e espérase que a edición física estea dispoñible nos próximos días
Este domingo, o Auditorio de Ferrol acollerá un dos concertos máis esperados da tempada. A partir das sete da tarde, Abraham Cupeiro presenta Loira, o seu último espectáculo e traballo discográfico, nunha nova parada da súa xira por Galicia. O multi-instrumentista sarrián, coñecido pola recuperación de instrumentos antigos e a súa capacidade para conectar tradicións musicais de todo o mundo, volve a Ferrol tras o éxito de Mithos o ano pasado. Nesta ocasión, Cupeiro ofrece un espectáculo máis íntimo, emocional e mestizo, acompañado de músicos excepcionais e voces como as de Davide Salvado e Matthew Ward. Loira é un canto á diversidade, á natureza, á memoria e ao afecto. Un disco que leva o nome da súa cadela, rescatada da rúa hai dez anos, e que simboliza a mestura de sons e sentimentos que percorren todo o repertorio. Desde a música tradicional galega ata ecos de Irlanda, Europa do Leste ou Arxentina, o espectáculo convida a unha viaxe sensorial que combina lirismo, ironía e unha posta en escena visualmente coidada. Abraham Cupeiro conversou esta mañá con nós e deixou claro que, para el, a música é unha ferramenta para contar historias humanas, pequenas, pero moi profundas. E con ese espírito chegará este domingo a Ferrol. A cita é ás sete da tarde. Loira promete emocionar, sorprender e, sobre todo, facernos viaxar a través do tempo e das emocións.
Perfectionism is something that gets beat into a lot of us. Sometimes literally, as you'll find out from my guest.Imposter syndrome goes hand-in-hand with perfectionism. You see, when you're programmed to hold yourself to extremely high standards, nothing you do seems like it's good enough. You're not enough. And what if someone finds out?Now imagine you got ripped off by not one – but two – business partners, and lost all your savings more than once. On top of that, you never graduated college, yet held down job after job that required a college degree, in part because others who believed in you more than you believed in yourself went to bat for you.What a wild ride – and that's Gary Frey's story.He's been a perfectionist since he was a little boy, the older of two children. Education was important in his family. His dad almost got his Ph.D. but didn't finish his dissertation, and his mom was a nurse. As a grade-schooler, he spent a lot of time with his strict, stern German grandmother, who would feed him German food he hated and spank him if he didn't eat it. When Gary was eight, his grandmother died of a stroke. For two years, he thought he somehow killed her, until he finally asked his parents.In school, he was the smart kid who couldn't play any sport involving moving balls or athletic coordination, but he eventually found his niche in swimming. He went to college on a prestigious scholarship, finding himself in a fraternity known for academic and athletic excellence, but feeling “less than” the rich kids in his house. Then he didn't finish college – becoming the first in his family NOT to graduate college. After that, it was off to his career…As you'll discover when you hear from Gary, he got ripped off by two business partners. He repeatedly lost everything he had, got used by an employer who needed him to hook a major deal then fired him the day it closed, and had to move to different states to start over.Perfectionist Gary found himself getting recruited out of the blue by companies who heard about him and wanted his expertise for roles that required college degrees and viewed him as a success. What was he going to do, tell them he had two corrupt business partners and lost millions of dollars? He said it was fine… and Fine is a 4-Letter Word.You're about to discover how Gary emerged from the trap of perfectionism, learned to believe in himself, and the tools he used to achieve it. Gary's hype song is “Warrior” by Matthew Ward.Resources:Gary Frey's website: https://garydfrey.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garydfreyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/garydfrey Claim your copy of Gary's book, “Silence the Imposter: 7 Weapons to Silence Imposter Syndrome” at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJLLLV61 Invitation from Lori: This episode is sponsored by Zen Rabbit. Smart business leaders know trust is the foundation of every great workplace. And in today's hybrid and fast-moving work culture, trust isn't built in quarterly town halls or the occasional Slack message. It's built through consistent, clear, and HUMAN communication. Companies and leaders TALK about the importance of connection and community. And it's easy to believe your organization is doing a great job of maintaining an awesome corporate culture. Because...
Jesus is not a subject to be studied; He is a person to be experienced. He came to earth like an undercover boss, fully God yet fully man, so that we could draw near to Him. He spent thirty years preparing for ministry, modeling for us how God wants to grow us for service. The more we know Jesus, the better we can articulate Him to a badly broken world.
To help us navigate these dark times, Gaslit Nation will hold our first book club. Join us next Monday, February 24, at 4pm ET for a salon discussion on two profound works: Albert Camus' The Stranger (the Matthew Ward translation) and Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning. These books capture the emotional truth of our era. Frankl, a Holocaust survivor and psychologist, offers extraordinary insights into how people confronted genocide in death camps. His account of prisoners organizing cabarets and finding spiritual connections, even in the face of death, is both harrowing and inspiring. Man's Search for Meaning is essential reading for understanding how casual sadism, like Elon Musk's highly illegal mass purge of live-saving government programs, is already taking root in the U.S. This week's bonus show also features a continuation of our conversations with Elie Mystal, author of Bad Law: Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America, on why we need an EU travel ban of Ivanka Trump and others complicit in the destruction of democracy in America, and investigative journalist Greg Palast, director of Vigilantes, Inc., a must-see film about the GOP's war on democracy. To access the full episode, join our Patreon community at Patreon.com/Gaslit. As we face these turbulent times, Gaslit Nation remains committed to shedding light on the truth. Stay tuned for our all-new episode this Tuesday. Together, we can weather this storm and reclaim our democracy. Want to enjoy Gaslit Nation ad-free? Join our community of listeners for bonus shows, ad-free episodes, exclusive Q&A sessions, our group chat, invites to live events like our Monday political salons at 4pm ET over Zoom, and more! Sign up at Patreon.com/Gaslit! Show Notes: Watch Vigilantes, Inc. for free, by Greg Palast: https://www.gregpalast.com/vigilantes-inc-stream-for-free/ Bad Law Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America https://thenewpress.com/books/bad-law Events at Gaslit Nation Feb 24 4pm ET – Gaslit Nation Book Club at our Gaslit Nation Salon to discuss Albert Camu's The Stranger (Matthew Ward translation) and Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning March 17 4pm ET – Dr. Lisa Corrigan joins our Gaslit Nation Salon to discuss America's private prison crisis in an age of fascist scapegoating NEW! Indiana-based listeners launched a Signal group for others in the state to join, available on Patreon. ONGOING! Florida-based listeners are going strong meeting in person. Be sure to join their Signal group, available on Patreon. NEW! Climate Crisis Committee launched in the Patreon Chat thanks to a Gaslit Nation listener who holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences NEW! Caretaker Committee launched in the Patreon Chat for our listeners who are caretakers and want to share resources, vent, and find community NEW! Public Safety page added to GaslitNationPod.com to help you better protect yourself from this lunacy (i.e. track recalls, virus threats, and more!) ONGOING! Have you taken Gaslit Nation's HyperNormalization Survey Yet? ONGOING! Gaslit Nation Salons take place Mondays 4pm ET over Zoom and the first ~40 minutes are recorded and shared on Patreon.com/Gaslit for our community
El grupo Boj lanza su campaña de micromecenazgo en Verkami para publicar un nuevo disco de 9 temas cargado de nuevas músicas y con colaboraciones de lujo que lo hace muy especial. Su titulo será "Hora Zulú" https://www.verkami.com/projects/39819-boj-hora-zulu Se trata de unproyecto hecho con mucho cariño en el que podréis escuchar grandes colaboraciones con María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward o Anxo Lorenzo ... Haciéndote con el nuevo disco en formato físico o digital y tendrás acceso a diferentes recompensas.
El grupo Boj lanza su campaña de micromecenazgo en Verkami para publicar un nuevo disco de 9 temas cargado de nuevas músicas y con colaboraciones de lujo que lo hace muy especial. Su titulo será "Hora Zulú" https://www.verkami.com/projects/39819-boj-hora-zulu Se trata de unproyecto hecho con mucho cariño en el que podréis escuchar grandes colaboraciones con María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward o Anxo Lorenzo ... Haciéndote con el nuevo disco en formato físico o digital y tendrás acceso a diferentes recompensas.
El grupo Boj lanza su campaña de micromecenazgo en Verkami para publicar un nuevo disco de 9 temas cargado de nuevas músicas y con colaboraciones de lujo que lo hace muy especial. Su titulo será "Hora Zulú" https://www.verkami.com/projects/39819-boj-hora-zulu Se trata de unproyecto hecho con mucho cariño en el que podréis escuchar grandes colaboraciones con María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward o Anxo Lorenzo ... Haciéndote con el nuevo disco en formato físico o digital y tendrás acceso a diferentes recompensas.
El grupo Boj lanza su campaña de micromecenazgo en Verkami para publicar un nuevo disco de 9 temas cargado de nuevas músicas y con colaboraciones de lujo que lo hace muy especial. Su titulo será "Hora Zulú" https://www.verkami.com/projects/39819-boj-hora-zulu Se trata de unproyecto hecho con mucho cariño en el que podréis escuchar grandes colaboraciones con María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward o Anxo Lorenzo ... Haciéndote con el nuevo disco en formato físico o digital y tendrás acceso a diferentes recompensas.
El grupo Boj lanza su campaña de micromecenazgo en Verkami para publicar un nuevo disco de 9 temas cargado de nuevas músicas y con colaboraciones de lujo que lo hace muy especial. Su titulo será "Hora Zulú" https://www.verkami.com/projects/39819-boj-hora-zulu Se trata de unproyecto hecho con mucho cariño en el que podréis escuchar grandes colaboraciones con María Jorge, Óscar Fernández, Cibrán Seixo, Luis Peixoto, Matthew Ward o Anxo Lorenzo ... Haciéndote con el nuevo disco en formato físico o digital y tendrás acceso a diferentes recompensas.
While Jesus is the most famous person ever to live on this earth, there must be more clarity about who He is. Our family, friends, and world deserve to know that no one can change a life like Jesus Christ.
Did you know that medieval chants were believed to echo the voices of angels? In this episode of Into the Truth, we speak with Dr Matthew Ward, a liturgical musician and scholar, about the spiritual and transformative power of music in Catholic worship. They explore how Christ Himself used music, the history of Gregorian chant and polyphony, and the challenges of creating sacred music for today's Church. Dr Ward introduces Psalms for All Seasons, a unique project for the updated Catholic Lectionary, which integrates seasonal melodies to enrich prayer and deepen the Church's connection to its liturgical year. Discover how ancient traditions can inspire a revival of beauty in worship and how music continues to bridge heaven and earth. If you love liturgical music, chant, and exploring the spiritual depth of the Mass, this episode is for you. Order Psalms for All Seasons and download PDFs of some of the music Listen to Psalms for All Seasons sung
Summary In this special celebratory installment of Startup Junkies, we sit down for our four hundredth episode! Hosts Jeff Amerine, Jon Cadieux, Caleb Talley, Daniel Koonce, and Matthew Ward gather to reminisce about past ventures and share their experiences in the entrepreneurial ecosystem of Northwest Arkansas. The episode marks a significant transition for the podcast, highlighting their first in-person international engagement with a South Korean accelerator cohort. The discussion delves into the unique entrepreneurial energy in Northwest Arkansas, characterized by frequent networking events and a supportive community. As the hosts collectively reflect on their roles within Startup Junkie, they emphasize the multitasking nature of their small but dynamic team that managed to organize over two hundred events in 2023. Additionally, several investments are highlighted, including Torch Dental, Privacy Hawk, and Persimmon, showcasing their success due to strategic timing and market needs. The team amusingly touches on controversial entrepreneurial ideas, including one about creating rain using a spray rig that required a wildly fluctuating budget and another about a contentious T-shirt website that attracted Secret Service scrutiny. Throughout the episode, the team shares lighthearted anecdotes, including a humorous comparison between cryptocurrencies and the US dollar, missed investment opportunities in Tesla and Amazon, and analyzes entrepreneurial education versus real-world experience. Ultimately, the episode celebrates the evolution of both the podcast and the entrepreneurial landscape in Northwest Arkansas, marked by strong community ties, innovative ideas, and collective growth in the startup ecosystem. Show Notes (0:00) Introduction (9:59) Recognizing Missed Opportunities (12:51) Analyzing Failed Investments (17:27) Economic Crisis Impacts (23:34) Driving Global Investments (32:20) Podcast Experience and Insights (35:05) Transformative Growth Since 2020 (38:52) Supporting Emerging Entrepreneurs (43:06) Ensuring Ideas Don't Become Obsolete with Time (46:10) Closing Statements Links Jeff Amerine Jon Cadieux Caleb Talley Daniel Koonce Matthew Ward Startup Junkie Startup Junkie YouTube NWA Workplaces Bike Rack Brewing
In anticipation of the new lectionary together with a publication of the freshly composed psalm settings Nick and Tim have a chance to hear from Matthew Ward and the work he's done to set the new translation of the Psalms to music for the three year cycle. THE LITURGICAL LOOKING GLASS is a programme that looks at the liturgy of the week ahead and music that is inspired by it either directly or indirectly. It is written by Nick Swarbrick and co-presented by Tim Hutchinson. It airs every Friday at 10am and is rebroadcast at 10pm. If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.
Summary In this episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Matthew Ward and Victoria welcome Katie Linder-Jesse, the innovative mind behind Small Bay Solutions. Small Bay Solutions supports tenant businesses and aims to drastically reduce the failure rates of small enterprises. Situated in Northwest Arkansas, the facility comprises 33,000 square feet of climate-controlled, new construction units designed to be customizable for various types of businesses. Katie elaborates on how Small Bay Solutions distinguishes itself by regularly surveying its tenants to pinpoint their struggles—be it marketing, logistics, or accounting. Once identified, the facility brings in relevant resources to address these challenges. This hands-on approach helps businesses not just survive but thrive. Small Bay Solutions also engages through active promotion, paid advertising, and networking events, thereby creating a robust support community. Katie advises newcomers to actively engage with this welcoming community in Northwest Arkansas, as genuine connections can pave the way for business growth and success. They also dive into tenant experiences, showcasing success stories from businesses like In Bloom Floral and Mountainside Properties. For those interested in joining this thriving community, Small Bay Solutions offers simplified and transparent contracts, ensuring all commitments and services are clear. To explore more about what Small Bay Solutions has to offer, you can visit their Springdale location or reach out via their website. Show Notes (0:00) Introduction (01:16) Katie's Origin Story (05:04) Why Small Bay Solutions was started in NW (09:16) Tenants of Small Bay Solutions (14:57) Ideal Tenant (19:50) NWA Culture (23:18) Process to get Connected (28:46) Advice to Younger Self (30:25) Closing Question Links Matthew Ward Victoria Dickerson Jeff Amerine Startup Junkie Startup Junkie YouTube Katie Linder-Jesse | CEO of Small Bay Solutions Small Bay Solutions Website Small Bay Solutions Facebook Small Bay Solutions LinkedIn Small Bay Solutions Instagram Connect with Us! Do you consider yourself a startup junkie? Join the conversation by following us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Startup Junkie wants to come alongside these entrepreneurs every step of the way. Want to learn more about our services?
En el corazón del cristianismo hay una gran simplicidad. Nos presenta quiénes somos y quién es Dios en Cristo Jesús, ya que no descubrimos cómo es Dios, sin ver la realidad de nuestro pecado. Sólo le podemos "adorar en espíritu y verdad" (Juan 4:24) cuando "nacemos de nuevo" (3;7) y comprendemos la necesidad de la muerte de Cristo (3:14). En esta parada en nuestro viaje por la vida a la luz del Buen Libro, la sintonía de Ruta 66, esta vez está a cargo de un grupo de Minneapolis en los 80, The Replacements. Muchos confunden la fe cristiana con otro tipo espiritualidad. Ese es "Un tipo diferente de luz" (A Different Kind of Light), dice el poeta inglés Steve Scott en la canción que abre el álbum de presentación del grupo de Mike Roe en Sacramento, los 77´s en 1982. Fue producido por uno de los músicos de la banda de Dylan que llegó a la fe evangélica, Steven Soles. Junto con los otros dos músicos que se hicieron cristianos cuando acompañaron al Premio Nobel de Literatura en la gira de la Rolling Thunder Revue, David Mansfield y T-Bone Burnett, formaron la Banda Alpha. Escuchamos su canción de "Desconcierto" (Mystified) en 1977 sobre la confusa Nueva Era de espiritualidad que entonces comienza. El cristianismo no está libre de esa falsa religiosidad. La película de Berlanga, "Los jueves milagro" fue destrozada por la censura en 1956, pero en la primera mitad todavía se reconoce el cuadro demoledor que hace de esa milagrería que confunde la fe con el negocio. Escuchamos diálogos de esa parte con los comentarios de José de Segovia sobre el fondo de la banda sonora original de la película "Camino" de Javier Fesser en 2008, sobre la enfermedad y la muerte de una niña en el entorno del Opus Dei, al que pertenecía también el productor del film de Berlanga, que acaba escribiendo un sacerdote de la censura, la segunda parte. El cantautor canadiense Bruce Cockburn llegó a la fe cristiana a principios de los 70. Aunque no ha asistido regularmente a la iglesia durante más de cuarenta años, ha vuelto ahora a adorar en una comunidad evangélica, donde expresa lo que ocurre "Cuando el Espíritu entra en la habitación" (When The Spirit Walks In The Room, 2023). Tres de los miembros de la banda irlandesa U2 llegaron también a una comunidad cristiana a finales de esa década. El tema que abría su segundo álbum en 1981, "Gloria", es una de los mayores cánticos de alabanza cristiana contemporánea que hay en la música popular. Ese mismo año 81, el ahora fallecido Norman Barratt publica un disco con el grupo que lleva su nombre, tras su conversión a la fe evangélica, después de formar la banda de "rock progresivo" Gravy Train a finales de los 60 y acompañar al músico cristiano Alwyn Wall, al convertirse a Cristo. Para Él, Dios es "El Único" (The Only One) en Cristo Jesús. Por Él da la "Gloria a Dios" también en 1986, Matthew Ward, el músico pionero de la Revolución por Jesús en el Segundo Capítulo de Hechos (2nd Chapter of Acts), cuando tantos "hippies" llegaron a la fe cristiana en California.
In this episode, Lisa and Matthew discuss:Common misconceptions regarding the cost and accessibility of private colleges. Advantages of private colleges many do not know about. How to understand and evaluate a college's mission and values. Recognizing financial aid opportunities and understanding the true costs and benefits of private colleges. Key Takeaways: Even if a school is faith-based, that does not mean every student is part of that religion. Students grow, and the best conversations are had when hard questions are asked. Look at the About Page of colleges and universities. What they say and don't say will tell you a lot about that institution's priorities, values, and mission. Your student should get their feet on campus before they enroll. While virtual resources are great, visiting should be a priority before enrolling. Very few families will pay the full price of tuition at private schools. Many of the smaller, private institutions operate like a village where there are activities throughout the day that lead to deeper relationships and community involvement that may not be available at larger universities. “Private institutions typically will be more focused on mission and have a values orientation to the work that they do that ties in the curriculum, but also the structures of the institution. It's important for students and families to explore what an institution is about.” – Dr. Matthew WardAbout Dr. Matthew Ward: Matthew Ward, Ph.D., Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success is responsible for strategic enrollment management and student success at California Lutheran University. Ward leads a division of more than 180 employees including the offices of admission, academic services, financial aid, athletics, analytics, and marketing. Involved in several national organizations related to enrollment management, marketing, and Hispanic higher education, he has authored papers and chapters and provided thought leadership on enrollment strategy, marketing higher education, building campus diversity and equity, and becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI). Ward teaches “Policy Development and Political Influences in Education” and “Administration in Higher Education” for the Ed.D. in Higher Education Leadership program at Cal Lutheran. A former visiting scholar at Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (Center for Economic Research and Teaching) in Mexico City, he earned a master's degree and a doctorate in International Studies from the University of Miami. Episode References:#111 Mythbusting In-State v. Out-of-State Universities with Cristiana Quinn#115 Making the Final College Decision with Marni LevineGet Lisa's Free on-demand video: How-to guide for your teen to choose the right major, college, & career...(without painting themselves into a corner, missing crucial deadlines, or risking choices you both regret). flourishcoachingco.com/video Connect with Matthew:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-ward-75a10b/ Connect with Lisa:Website: https://www.flourishcoachingco.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@flourishcoachingcoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/flourishcoachingco/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/flourish-coaching-co
Bartholomew Sharpe stole something that made him a fortune.In 1680, he and his men sailed out to central America where they stole a Spanish ship. They discovered an atlas of Spanish sailing charts. They used it to find and raid Spanish ships.On his return to England he was arrested for piracy and brought before the King.The Spanish Ambassador insisted he be hung for his crimes. However, Sharpe had something of great value to the King... the atlas. His gift kept him alive and free. Today's episode of the Unified Team Podcast is about mentoring. A Mentor is someone who has a map of where you want to go. They can warn you of landmines. And show you where treasure can be found. I was joined by three people who have deep and rich maps of experience.Matthew Ward started out on his own in business at 23 and grew a 72 strong chain of multi-national Hair Salons before selling up and retiring.Waldemar Zimmer went from the shop floor to becoming CEO of a Multinational company by the age of 30.Akanksha Adivarekar found herself in a new country, unable to practice her profession of Dentistry. She started from the ground up and built a second successful career in the HR field.
My guest today is the prolific and award-winning book writer and lyricist Stephen Cole who joins me today to talk about his new novel: Mary & Ethel…and Mikey Who? I found it to be a terrific book, both wildly funny and very moving. And as you will hear, at times it feels like Stephen wrote this novel especially for me, and for the fans of this podcast. Stephen Cole is an award-winning musical theatre writer whose shows have been produced from New York City to London to the Middle East and Australia. His off-Broadway musical with Matthew Ward, AFTER THE FAIR, was nominated for the Outer Critic's Circle Award for Best Musical and was subsequently produced in London to great acclaim.THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER won the prestigious Edward Kleban Award and was produced in New York City, Dallas, and San Francisco, where it was nominated for several Bay Area Theatre Awards. The award-winning 1998 concept CD features Ron Raines, Sally Mayes, and Dorothy Loudon. SATURDAY NIGHT AT GROSSINGER'S has had successful runs in Texas (starring Gavin MacLeod), Los Angeles, and Florida. Broadway legend Chita Rivera toured in CASPER, and Hal Linden and Dee Hoty starred in the world premiere of his musical adaptation of DODSWORTH.In 2005, Stephen was commissioned to write ASPIRE, the first American musical to premiere in the Middle East. This experience resulted in another musical about the creation of that show entitled THE ROAD TO QATAR!, produced to rave reviews and awards Off-Broadway, in London, and at the Edinburgh Festival, garnering a Best Musical nomination. Among his other produced shows are ROCK ODYSSEY, which played to hundreds of thousands of kids for ten seasons of productions at the Adrienne Arscht Center in Miami, and MERMAN'S APPRENTICE, presented in concert at Birdland in New York City, followed by an all-star cast album on Jay Records, and an acclaimed premiere production in Sonoma, CA in 2019. Stephen's latest critically acclaimed musical is GOIN' HOLLYWOOD.Stephen's published books include That Book About That Girl and I Could Have Sung All Night, the Marni Nixon story, currently in development as a feature film from Amazon. Stephen has also written several published stories and his real-life friendships with Ethel Merman and Mary Martin resulted in this, his first novel. Visit www.stephencolewriter.org. Become a PATRON of Broadway Nation! I want to thank our Broadway Nation Patron Club members, such as Geoffrey Block and Larry Spinelli, whose generous support helps to make it possible for me to bring this podcast to you each week. If you would like to support the creation of Broadway Nation, here is the information about how you too can become a patron. For just $7.00 a month, you will receive exclusive access to never-before-heard, unedited versions of many of the discussions that I have with my guests — in fact I often record nearly twice as much conversation as ends up in the edited versions. You will also have access to additional in-depth conversations with my frequent co-host Albert Evans that have not been featured on the podcast. All patrons receive special “on-air” shout-outs and acknowledgment of your vital support of this podcast. And if you are very enthusiastic about Broadway Nation there are additional PATRON levels that come with even more benefits. If you would like to support the work of Broadway Nation and receive these exclusive member benefits, please just click on this link: https://broadwaynationpodcast.supercast.tech/ Thank you in advance for your support! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast Propulsion takes you behind the scenes with the Bath Performance Centre rising swimmer, Matthew Ward, as he sets his sights on the British Swimming Olympic Trials. In this episode, you'll hear Matt discuss: Texas Twists: How his swimming journey began in the Lone Star State and the unique challenges and benefits that shaped him as an athlete. Mount Kelly Magic: Discover why Matt chose Swimming School Mount Kelly and how their supportive environment helped him blossom into a European Junior medalist. Bath's Blueprint: Get inside the Bath Performance Centre training regime with Matt's coach, Dave McNulty, and teammate, Olympic champion Tom Dean. Backstroke Blitz & IM Ambitions: Hear Matt's plans to conquer the backstroke and IM events at the Trials, and the intense preparation he's undergoing to take on the competition.
Is it possible to manage people?If not, how do Managers hold people accountable and manage projects?How do we distinguish between Leaders and Managers?These were some of the questions Matthew Ward helped me to clarify my thinking on in this fascinating hour long podcast episode.
Matthew Ward, Managing Director and Partner at Boston Consulting Group. Scott Rhodes, Associate Director at Boston Consulting Group. These speakers from the Demand Gen Summit will talk about how to create more alignment between your marketing and sales teams by speaking the same language. To stay current on our latest events, follow us on Linkedin. Useful Timestamps: 1:34 - Introduction.4:01 - Building connectivity between marketing and sales. 5:29 - Challenges around leads and marketing-sales handoff. 7:18 - Finger pointing and lack of relationship between teams. 10:15 - Discussion on trust building and data trust. 15:12 - How to analyze deal closures, messaging effectiveness, and historical data in sales21:50 -Ensure there is a proper flow of opportunities for marketing and sales. 22:50 - Have clear definitions of client interactions. 26:10 - Address customer churn and the importance of evolving insights and data views. 31:34 - Closing Remarks.
Learn how love leads Dante through the depths of Hell, up mount Purgatory and into the highest Heavens! Discover why The Divine Comedy is one of the most theologically significant Catholic works of all time, and one of it's greatest love stories. Excerpt from episode: "Dear friends, how many stories do you know dare to traverse the pits of hell while also ascending to the highest heavens? In the 1200s, an exiled Italian poet wrote a very profound love story, one that is now known as The Divine Comedy. This part fiction, part autobiographical tale of a man who journeys through the many rings of hell, up the mountain of purgatory, and into the highest spheres of heaven ... is one of the most theologically and visually engaging works ever produced. In terms of its masterpiece-ness, T.S. Eliot famously wrote, "the literary world is divided between Shakespeare and Dante, there is no third." Since Dante, countless stories and movies and art and video games and romances have been inspired by his imagery – so much so dear listener, that I guarantee you've come across Dante even if you think you haven't … especially in the way you visually think of hell and heaven..."Sountrack credits The main theme used this episode is Chaveliers de Sangrael (Hans Zimmer), with covers by Matthew Ward and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Mssr. Merseault only likes a few things, unfortunately he must live his life doing plenty of other things for people he doesn't particularly care about. Such is the story of this seminal work of 20th-century fiction and absurdist philosophy. Join us as we grapple with an indifferent universe (and a compelling translation by Matthew Ward).Our theme music was composed by Nick Lerangis.Advertise on OverdueSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Nuestro antropólogo musical, el gallego Abraham Cupeiro, nos sorprende una semana más con un instrumento espectacular que toca en directo: una trompa de 4 metros de la Edad del Bronce. Con ella y en compañía del músico Matthew Ward, disfrutaremos de la belleza del canto gaélico irlandés. Escuchar audio
Join Taylor and P.L. Stuart for Page Chewing episode 41 with Literary Agent John Jarrold! Previously in charge of 3 science fiction & fantasy imprints, Jarrold now represents over 40 authors- including some names you may recognize with his own literary agency (Ryan Cahill, Matthew Ward, Suzanne McLeod, etc.)! Watch on YouTubeFind our guests: John Jarrold's Website: http://www.johnjarrold.co.uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/johnjarrold?s=20 Where to find the hosts: Taylor: Twitter - https://twitter.com/maedbtwnpages P.L.: A Drowned Kingdom - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5... Website - https://www.plstuart.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/plstuartwrites?s=...PageChewing.comPAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga PodcastFilm Chewing PodcastLinktreeJoin Riverside.fm
Summary On this episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Matthew Ward are joined by Mark Zweig, founder and chairman of Zweig Group. Mark's entrepreneurial journey began in his parent's front yard when he was only twelve. He bought and sold bicycles, motorcycles, and cars throughout his adolescence and time at university. After earning his MBA, Mark worked for a management consulting firm before leaving for a string of successful positions with other flourishing businesses. Mark returned to his entrepreneurial nature in 1988 by founding Zweig Group, which grew rapidly for over a decade. Since his return to entrepreneurship, Mark has founded Inc 500 and Inc 5000 startups, written a book, served on multiple boards, and is now teaching entrepreneurship at the University of Arkansas. Show Notes (1:09) Introducing Mark Zweig (2:00) Mark's Entrepreneurial Origin Story (16:12) Growing a Successful Business (23:13) What Drew Mark to Northwest Arkansas (28:15) Changing the Perception of Arkansas (34:44) Designing Homes and Buying Back Mark's Business (44:31) What's on Mark's Plate Now? (47:30) Advice to the Younger Self Links Jeff Amerine Caleb Talley Matthew Ward Mark Zweig Zweig Group Quotes “We grew by 30% a year, thirteen years in a row. And we were always profitable. We never had any outside equity. We did sell stock to key employees, and we would finance 100% of that. And that was really a strength. We just did a lot of stuff that we advocated our clients do.” - Mark Zweig, (19:00) “Our business planning process was one where every year, each line unit manager had to come up with three new things to sell and three new ways to sell what they had. And that just sort of baked in the innovation.” - Mark Zweig, (19:58) “To me, entrepreneurship is about building value. It's not just what you can suck out of it along the way. And so, that, to me, is a core tenant of it. And if that's your goal, you do everything differently.” - Mark Zweig, (48:55)
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Bryan Matthew Ward, who played a hospital mob member in Halloween Kills and directed the film, Voyeur. Bryan discusses with Scotty how a real life experience inspired Voyeur, how scenes are scarier when they involve invulnerability, such as showering and sleeping, how money can affect a production, and much, much more. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slasherscotty/support
Summary On this episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Matthew Ward are joined by Palmer Hays of Bennet Commercial Real Estate. A collegiate golfer, Palmer shares his insights on how he learned sales through the golf course by building relationships and gaining trust. He highlights how the state of the real estate market is influenced by people and their needs. He explains that infrastructure follows people, and as the population grows, new businesses and buildings emerge to support them. Show Notes (1:16) Introducing Palmer Hays (4:09) Palmer's Origin Story (6:59) Choosing Commercial Real Estate (7:59) Business on the Golf Course (11:55) Market Changes in Northwest Arkansas (15:37) The Perks of Northwest Arkansas (22:02) Projecting Future Trends (28:13) Handling Exponential Growth in Northwest Arkansas (33:14) Prioritizing Mixed-Use Properties (37:10) Advice for the Younger Self Links Jeff Amerine Caleb Talley Matthew Ward Palmer Hays Bennett Commercial Real Estate Quotes “A typical deal that we'll see—we're either working with a tenant that needs to find a space, whether that be a startup or Fortune 500 company, a manufacturer, or just your typical [quick service restaurant]...We can touch on those businesses, and we can learn so much from what they do and also be able to solve one of their biggest issues at the time, which is typically finding a piece of real estate that works for them.” - Palmer Hays, (7:12) “I wouldn't say I had experience in sales prior to getting into the real estate industry, but what I did have experience in was talking to people who had a lot of business dealings. I grew up playing golf, and typically at the golf courses, you're talking to business owners. You're talking to individuals who own real estate. You're talking to individuals who are having to make those decisions.” - Palmer Hays, (8:06) “There's nothing better than just getting here [to Northwest Arkansas]. So I'll tell people all the time, if you have the opportunity and if the property is worth it, just come to Northwest Arkansas and take a peek at it.” - Palmer Hays, (16:16) “Real estate as a whole, if you take a ten thousand foot view at it, it's based on people. Where are people? Where are they located? Where are they coming from? What do they need around them?...So whenever you have more and more people moving in here, there's going to be a need for X, Y, and Z…People drive real estate, so whenever you have more people, you're going to have more need. And that translates to housing. That translates to industrial product. That translates to offices. That translates to more businesses coming here.” - Palmer Hays, (24:11)
Summary: Welcome to another great episode of Startup Junkies! On this episode, hosts Caleb Talley, Victoria Dickerson, and Matthew Ward sit down with Chris Thompson, creator and CEO of SoberSidekick, a free app that helps users maintain their sobriety by connecting with a community of people who can empathize and relate with where they're at. Chris opens up about his personal sobriety journey and the road to creating a platform aimed at solving the issue of isolation and loneliness for those struggling with addiction. Throughout the show, Chris talks about scaling empathy, designing an algorithm that provides users with a judgment-free space, and the current realities for recovering addicts in the healthcare system and how Sober Sidekick aims to solve some of those issues. Listen and be inspired by Chris's story and mission! Show Notes: (1:07) Introduction to Chris (2:28) Moving to Northwest Arkansas (6:53) About SoberSidekick (11:25) The Importance of Supportive Networks (14:06) Growth Tactics (17:31) SoberSidekick Users (21:28) Expanding SoberSidekick (30:03) SoberSidekick's Business Model (34:11) The Process of Raising Capital (37:48) Measuring Success (43:51) Advice to Younger Self (45:47) Closing Thoughts Links: Caleb Talley Victoria Dickerson Matthew Ward Chris Thompson Sober Sidekick Quotes: “...acknowledging that luck, I started to theorize what if there was an algorithm we could build that created a world where connecting with the right people at the right time was no longer up to chance. So I formed this idea of an empathy algorithm.” - Christ Thompson, (8:39) “Most people don't commit suicide during therapy sessions…it's when they think they're alone. And that's what we're there for. An analogy I make is like AA therapists, mental health professionals, you could compare them to the heart surgeon and we're here to be the pacemaker.” - Chris Thompson, (20:41) “Understanding how we need to go to the market is the first step to being able to produce an effective pitch. It's about understanding how our own data correlates to outcomes and how that can be positioned.” - Chris Thompson, (35:00) “The differentiator between founders is not IQ, it's not talent, it's just resilience. You know there's mental and emotional resilience, but then there's also the idea of building something to be resilient and that's why we bootstrapped as long as we possibly could.” - Chris Thompson, (40:17)
Summary: Welcome to another great episode of Startup Junkies! On this episode, hosts Matthew Ward, Caleb Talley, and Jeff Amerine sit down with Dr. Adam Stoverink, the director of the Sam M. Walton College of Business MBA program at the University of Arkansas. Dr. Stoverink is the author of the book Unbreakable, a resource for leaders on how to build resilient teams, and has also been featured in twelve other notable publications. Additionally, Dr. Stoverink is an associate professor of management, teaching leadership and teamwork to graduate, undergraduate, and executive audiences. Throughout this episode, Dr. Stovering discusses the four essential pillars of resilient teams, how to create adaptability, and what character traits define a satisfactory team member. Show Notes: (1:12) Introduction to Dr. Stoverink (2:16) About Unbreakable (6:19) The Process of Writing a Book (8:23) Advice on Building Psychological Safety (13:16) The Walton MBA Do Good Project (19:24) Learning from Failure (22:21) The Four Pillars of Resilient Teams (28:13) Hard Work vs. Lucky Timing (30:14) Attributes of Good Team Members (32:49) Advice to Younger Self (35:56) Closing Thoughts Links: Matthew Ward Caleb Talley Jeff Amerine Startup Junkie Dr. Adam Stoverink Quotes: “We have to feel safe in that environment to speak up. Innovation is a big part of what you all do, and if you want to be innovative, you simply have to have all the perspectives on the table. And if people don't feel safe to go against the grain, your innovation is cut.” - Dr. Adam Stoverink, (7:31) “We don't really have one another's back. We do what we have to do to accomplish our goals, but we don't go beyond that. I think that is what really separates the outstanding teams from the mediocre teams.” - Dr. Adam Stoverink, (12:50) “You have to have a moderately high, above average confidence, but it can't be too high. Otherwise, you're going to run into the situation where hubris takes over and you're not on the lookout for possible adversities because you think you're untouchable.” - Dr. Adam Stoverink, (23:12) “Part of building a resilient team is being very clear about what components are needed to be successful. Part of that is personality. You want a mix of personalities, but most important is diversity of thought that often comes from diversity of backgrounds, which correlates with diversity of demographics.” - Dr. Adam Stoverink, (31:25)
“Say What” Nancy Hopkins, Walt Silva, Nicholas Dee SHOW PHOTO Walt - https://www.newparadigmtools.net Listen to/download Archives: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html “Say What?” is seen Saturdays 6-8 pm EST - http://www.cosmicreality.com/radio.html PODCASTS https://pod.co/cosmic-reality-radio Archives Audio: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html Shungite Store: https://mysticalware.com COUPON “SAVE10" for 10% off Mystical Wares: https://www.mysticalwares.com Nancy's Shungite Recommendations: https://www.cosmicreality.com/shungite-recommendations.html
"Cosmic Reality Radio Show” with Nancy Hopkins, Walt Silva, Dolly Howard, Nicholas Dee Matthew Ward Message Walt - https://www.NewParadigmTools.net Dolly Howard can be heard on "Dolly Shares 7-8 pm EST every other Wednesday. https://www.cosmicreality.com/radio.html Walt Silva's Eagle: https://www.newparadigmtools.net/the-eagle-shungite-cloudbuster.html NANCY'S BOOKS https://www.cosmicreality.com/books--blogs.html Nancy's Shungite Recommendations SHUNGITE STORE https://mysticalware.com ARCHIVES: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html PODCASTS: https://pod.co/cosmic-reality-radio Healing Tones: https://www.cosmicreality.net/cosmic-reality-blog/healing-tone Music by Renate Jett, Jett Music https://myspace.com/jett4music/music/songs Music by Barbara Meneses & Craig Stuart - https://www.Baj-Pendulos.com/en/
"Cosmic Reality Radio Show” with Nancy Hopkins, Walt Silva, Dolly Howard, Nicholas Dee Walt - https://www.NewParadigmTools.net Dolly Howard can be heard on "Dolly Shares 7-8 pm EST every other Wednesday. https://www.cosmicreality.com/radio.html Walt Silva's Eagle: https://www.newparadigmtools.net/the-eagle-shungite-cloudbuster.html NANCY'S BOOKS https://www.cosmicreality.com/books--blogs.html Nancy's Shungite Recommendations SHUNGITE STORE https://mysticalware.com ARCHIVES: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html PODCASTS: https://pod.co/cosmic-reality-radio Healing Tones: https://www.cosmicreality.net/cosmic-reality-blog/healing-tone Music by Renate Jett, Jett Music https://myspace.com/jett4music/music/songs Music by Barbara Meneses & Craig Stuart - https://www.Baj-Pendulos.com/en/
This week on the podcast Matt sits down with https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewward725/ (Matthew Ward), Director of the Fuel Accelerator and consultant at Startup Junkie. Fuel is a program where they connect growth stage AI and machine learning startups from around the world to enterprises and mentors in the Northwest Arkansas area. In the episode Matthew highlights how Fuel and Startup Junkie are recruiting early stage startups to the NWA area with opportunities to work with large enterprise partners in our region including Walmart, Tyson and J.B. Hunt. He also shares how large enterprises in the area are investing in AI through automation and how his own journey began with entrepreneurship, capital allocation and finance. Learn more about Fuel Accelerator here: https://www.fuelaccelerator.com (https://www.fuelaccelerator.com)
“Say What” Nancy Hopkins, Dolly Howard, Walt Silva, Nicholas Dee SHOW PHOTO Witchcraft Revealed Matthew Ward Operation Warp Speed | Why President Trump does not Publicly Denounce the Vaccine Agenda Walt - https://www.newparadigmtools.net Listen to/download Archives: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html “Say What?” is seen Saturdays 6-8 pm EST - http://www.cosmicreality.com/radio.html PODCASTS https://pod.co/cosmic-reality-radio Archives Audio: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html Shungite Store: https://mysticalware.com COUPON “SAVE10" for 10% off Mystical Wares: https://www.mysticalwares.com Nancy's Shungite Recommendations: https://www.cosmicreality.com/shungite-recommendations.html
Summary: Welcome to another great episode of Startup Junkies! On this episode, hosts Matthew Ward, Jeff Amerine, and Grace Gill sit down with Deric Cahill, the founder of Wicked BOLD, a company specializing in producing small-batch, vegan chocolate. Wicked BOLD's chocolate is handmade in Texas using only three ingredients—one of which is organic and ethically sourced cacao from Belize. Throughout the episode, Matthew, Jeff, Grace, and Deric discuss utilizing TikTok as a marketing strategy, the challenges behind starting a business, and how to navigate growth while staying authentic. Shownotes: (2:00) Introduction to Deric (4:50) TikTok Strategy (13:28) Zero To Side Hustle: The 0–90 Day Playbook for Entrepreneurs (16:02) Advice to Those Wanting to Start a Business (22:16) Next Steps for Wicked BOLD (26:24) The Volatility of Inflation (33:04) Keeping the Authenticity behind Wicked BOLD (36:59) Navigating How to Delegate Work (39:38) Advice to Previous Self (41:33) Closing Thoughts Links: Matthew Ward Jeff Amerine Grace Gill Deric Cahill Wicked BOLD Zero to Side Hustle: The 0 – 90 Day Playbook for Entrepreneurs Quotes: “People love seeing people succeed at the core of who they are. So for small brands that don't already have their brand strategy or their social media strategy, I would highly recommend showing people what you are like. You always hear the saying ‘friends buy from friends' or ‘people buy from people they like,' and that's the approach I take on TikTok.” - Deric Cahill, (8:46) “I want to be irrational. I want to live life a little bit on the outskirts and I want to be unapologetically me…I want to find my people and I don't want to care about the people that are not my people.” - Deric Cahill, (12:25) “And while my customers might not notice that my prices stay consistent—maybe they do—but I'm not relying on a $3 difference in the cost of my goods to feed my family. So, I keep my prices consistent.” - Deric Cahill, (27:27) “I feel like everything that I do right now with my time is in perfect alignment with who I want to be…I'm not faking it for anyone, which is really cool…I'm on my track to like my best life.” - Deric Cahill, (34:38)
“Cosmic Reality Radio Show” with Nancy Hopkins, Walt Silva, Dolly Howard, Nicholas Dee Matthew Ward https://www.matthewbooks.com/august-1-2022/ Walt - https://www.NewParadigmTools.net Scalar Energy Sessions https://mysticalwares.com/scalar-healing/ Dolly Howard can be heard on "Dolly Shares 7-8 pm EST every other Wednesday. Walt Silva's Eagle: https://www.newparadigmtools.net/the-eagle-shungite-cloudbuster.html NANCY'S BOOKS https://www.cosmicreality.com/books--blogs.html Nancy's Shungite Recommendations https://mysticalware.com ARCHIVES: https://www.cosmicreality.com/archives.html PODCASTS: https://pod.co/cosmic-reality-radio Healing Tones: https://www.cosmicreality.net/cosmic-reality-blog/healing-tone Music by Renate Jett, Jett Music https://myspace.com/jett4music/music/songs Music by Barbara Meneses & Craig Stuart - https://www.Baj-Pendulos.com/en/
Welcome to another great episode of Startup Junkies! On this episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Caleb Talley, Matthew Ward, and Davis McEntire sit down with Joe Payne, co-founder and CEO of Society of the Hourglass, as well as a serial entrepreneur who also founded Moxy Ox. After working for RevUnit for six years, Joe felt like he needed something different. So, after kicking around ideas for a while, he came across web3 and NFTs and founded the Society of the Hourglass to create new job opportunities and push the entertainment industry in Northwest Arkansas forward. Throughout the episode, Jeff, Matthew, Davis, and Joe discuss NFTs and the inspiration, challenges, and opportunities surrounding The Society of the Hourglass. Shownotes: (1:47) Introduction to Joe Payne (3:12) Introduction to The Society of the Hourglass (6:12) The Dynamic of the NFT Space (13:17) The Society of the Hourglass Narrative (16:19) How the Society of the Hourglass Started (18:31) Inspiration behind the Society of the Hourglass (20:52) Challenges with the NFT Space (25:06) Opportunities for the Society of the Hourglass (27:20) End Goal for the Society of the Hourglass (29:45) Funding for the Society of the Hourglass (33:53) NFTs as a Financial Related Asset (39:47) Advice to Younger Self (41:07) Closing Thoughts Links: Caleb Talley Matthew Ward Davis McEntire Joe Payne The Society of the Hourglass Quotes: “The spirit and ethos of the space is really leaning into decentralization and greater access and distribution for the everyday person…I think there is a really powerful move to be made and I think it'll shift online things like e-commerce, entertainment, IP, and things like that.” - Joe Payne, (7:49) “The spirit of what we're trying to do though is just co-create with all of the people that are supporting early on and that's where all of the really interesting and fun ideas come from. You've got people that get it and are involved because they want to contribute and put their mark on it.” - Joe Payne, (12:07) “The possibilities are endless, right? I think really, it just comes down to how the market receives it and what people get excited about and where they want to see the brand brought to life.” - Joe Payne, (26:23)
Summary: On this special edition 300th episode of the Startup Junkies podcast, current hosts Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Davis McEntire sat down with past hosts of the podcast. Though each of them has a unique journey, these Startup Junkie members shared about how the podcast has played an integral role in getting them to where they are today. Throughout the episode, the group discussed an array of topics, including how Startup Junkie got started, what it's like to be on the show, why Northwest Arkansas is an ideal area for the podcast's home base, what their hopes are for the next 100 episodes, and much more. Thanks for tuning in! Show Notes: (4:26) How Startup Junkie Got Started (8:57) Startup Junkie Guests (20:17) Startup Junkie Is a Launching Pad (24:39) The Beginning from Multiple Perspectives (33:36) Vanity Statistics (36:44) Showing Up and Staying with It (45:51) Epigenetic: The People of Northwest Arkansas (54:35) Hopes for the Next 100 Episodes Links: Jeff Amerine Caleb Talley Davis McEntire Jon Cadieux Michael Iseman Cynthia Maggard Matthew Ward Quotes: “Being an entrepreneur is like jumping out of a plane without a parachute and then figuring out how to build it on the way down.” Jon Cadieux, (11:29) “...The ideas are not really what makes a startup successful or a company successful, it's the people.” Michael Iseman, (18:01) “We get to talk to some of the coolest people on the podcast.” Jeff Amerine, (22:52) “...Free enterprise and the ability to create something from your own wits and to get people to rally around what you're doing is the salvation of the world.” Jeff Amerine, (40:27) “There's no greater satisfaction than seeing people do well and being a small part of that journey…it's been a lot of fun and super gratifying.” Jeff Amerine, (53:51)
Matthew Ward and Dr. Mark Mayfield once again join Gary Wilkerson for a conversation on how leaders can find healing. Very often, people look to pastors and kingdom leaders for help and support. This conversation offers some insight on how leaders can practice humility and prioritize their own healing. View podcast show notes: https://wcm.link/gwp169c
Hosts Caleb Talley, Matthew Ward, and Jeff Amerine sat down with Jigesh Vora, the founder, and CEO of SwiftGo. Jigesh comes from a family of businessmen, was a professional consultant for one of the Big Four retailers, and has a background in startups. For his third startup, SwiftGo, Jigesh decided to tackle one of the biggest problems with in-store shopping: checkout lines. Throughout the episode, Caleb, Matthew, Jeff, and Jigesh discussed how the application works, addressed questions about competition and hesitant users, and dreamed about the exciting future of SwiftGo and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Thanks for tuning in! Shownotes: (2:04) Origin Story (5:07) How the Application Works (6:41) Competition (11:03) Developed for Shoppers (20:38) Securing Intellectual Property and the Future of SwiftGo (26:25) Entrepreneurial Ecosystem (29:03) The Most Exciting Piece of Running SwiftGo (31:06) Raise Venture Capital or Fund Organically? (33:37) Landing the Plane - Advice to Younger Self (38:32) Connecting with SwiftGo Links: Caleb Talley Matthew Ward Jeff Amerine Jigesh Vora SwiftGo Quotes: “As they say…simple is tough, right? When you think about it, it's tough to build something that is simple, and it took us a while.” - Jigesh Vora, (5:22) “The exciting part [of running SwiftGo] is being able to pivot quickly and build things and be creative. And then in the future, see those happen. I think that that's the most exciting part. So yeah, it can be tiring at times. It can be stressful at times, but it never gets frustrating is how I put it…Our decision is our own…If we don't believe in it, we change and we do something we believe in.” - Jigesh Vora, (29:47) “The one thing I would definitely pass on [to my younger self] is, don't be stressed…when you believe in something, be okay with standing your ground…be okay with taking the shot and yeah, it might not work out, it might work out, but it's your shot and go with what you feel like.” - Jigesh Vora, (34:19)
Dr. Mark Mayfield and Matthew Ward return to the Gary Wilkerson Podcast for a conversation on the role of suffering in the Christian life. They discuss the power of actively working through suffering and explore some ways that pastors and kingdom leaders can support and empathize with those who are working through difficult seasons. View podcast show notes:
There has been a long history of separation between conventional psychology and the church's approach to pastoral care. This week, Gary Wilkerson, Dr. Mark Mayfield and Matthew Ward sit down to discuss how psychology can become part of the way pastors support the people in their congregations. View podcast show notes: https://wcm.link/gwp167c
Summary: Welcome back to the Startup Junkies podcast! Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Matthew Ward were joined by Kirsten Blowers, a serial entrepreneur and owner of Riff Raff and City Supply. Kirsten's entrepreneurial spirit was planted by her parents, sparked by the great recession, and fueled by a love to tackle and adapt to any obstacle in her way. Want to know what it looks like to pivot before it was cool? Check out this episode! Shownotes: (1:01) Introducing Kirsten Blowers (1:23) Riff Raff during the Recession (7:17) The Spark of a Serial Entrepreneur (9:05) Oh S**t Moment in 2020 (17:02) The Evolution of Riff Raff (20:24) Staying Current and Going beyond Statistics (26:48) What's Winning and What Comes Next? (30:03) Success Does Not Have to Be about Growth (32:10) The Process of Handing Off a Company (36:14) Advice to Younger Self and Closing Remarks Links: Jeff Amerine Matthew Ward Caleb Talley Kirsten Blowers Riff Raff Riff Raff Shop City Supply Quotes: “My parents are both entrepreneurs. My mom is a childcare provider; my dad's a food consultant. They've always instilled resiliency and pivoting just as a way of life.” (2:28) - Kirsten Blowers “I think a lot of people get stuck in the idea that they have to stick to their original process. If it shifts, it shifts. Everything shifts.” (19:25) - Kirsten Blowers “If I don't want to do something, there's no expectation. I'm the only person that has to live up to that expectation.” (26:12) - Kirsten Blowers “More money, more problems, you know? If this [present success] is healthy and good, if we're excited every day, if everyone's getting paid what they should be paid, and if we're still able to move forward with trends, then why are we trying to [change]?” (27:21) - Kirsten Blowers Episode Sponsored by: AEDC - https://www.arkansasedc.com/
Summary: Welcome back to the Startup Junkies podcast! Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Matthew Ward sat down with Coleman Davis of Explore Eden to discuss how this startup is changing the way we experience the outdoors! NWA is known for its trails, rivers, and campgrounds, but with that comes some unknown barriers. Explore Eden seeks to provide the joy and adventure of the outdoors with the safety, ease, and privacy that many people hunger for. Whether you have never camped or go every weekend, Explore Eden seeks to get you off the couch and outside. Hear all about it in this episode! Thanks for tuning in! Shownotes: (1:01) Introducing Coleman Davis of Explore Eden (3:39) Building a Two-sided Market (4:56) Acquiring Private Property, Good Ratings, and Warm Weather (9:47) Three Types of Stays for Three Types of Campers (10:30) The Nitty Gritty of Explore Eden (14:11) Expanding Your Marketplace (19:18) Origin Story of Coleman Davis & Explore Eden (20:40) You Can't Control the Weather! (25:26) Transition from Bootstrapping to Outside Capital (26:40) Advice to Younger Self and Closing Remarks Links: Jeff Amerine Matthew Ward Caleb Talley Coleman Davis Explore Eden LLC Quotes: “We solve the problem of uncertainty, and we get a lot of people out camping that normally wouldn't go.” (2:01) - Coleman Davis “If you own land, and have for years, it brings you to $0 in return until you sell it—unless you're growing crops or have cattle. We tell landowners, ‘Hey, we can solve a problem.'” (4:20) - Coleman Davis “How can we provide value to the camper? What's going to help the camper?” (14:58) - Coleman Davis startupjunkie.org
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