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- MedCenter reports improved financial picture - A 2024 Blues & Brews debrief - Radio Book Club has the next chapter

Hosts Alan Sardana & Dr. Joshua Liu speak with Dr. Michael Hasselberg, Chief Digital Health Officer at University of Rochester Medical Center, about the "Frontiers in Telepsychiatry, Open-Source Innovation, Why Healthcare Startups Should Focus on Higher Level Problems, and more." Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Vibrant Vulnerability: The Changing Nature of Leadership for Nonprofits The role of CEO, whether in healthcare or as leader of a church, is drastically changing to include being the "chief fundraising officer." The choice is not whether one likes the change, but rather whether or not one chooses to embrace the change. Randall Hallett is the CEO and Founder of Hallett Philanthropy, a full-service philanthropy consulting firm. Having spent his entire career in philanthropy, Randall is passionate about helping organizations seek funding to meet their mission. He believes giving is good for one's emotional and physical well-being. Before founding Hallett Philanthropy, Randall served as President and Principal Consultant for a large consulting firm. He oversaw all client programs on behalf of the 30+ person firm. The final four years of his seven-year tenure were the most profitable for the organization. Randall has worked with systems, hospitals, and medical centers here in the US and across the globe, including Intermountain Health System, Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) System, Dignity Health System, AdventHealth System, Indiana University Health System, University of California Irvine, Baylor University Medical Center, University of Missouri, University of Miami, Marshfield Clinic Health, Manitoba Children's Hospital (Canada), and St. Vincent's Current (Australia) Genesis Health. Before joining Gobel Consulting, Randall was the Chief Development Officer (CDO) and MedCenter Senior Executive at the Nebraska Medical Center, where he was responsible for all aspects of fundraising, including the introduction of a major gift solicitations program through physician engagement, a concierge program, and a planned giving effort which led to a 600 percent increase during his tenure. Randall and his team supported the $370 million 18-month fundraising effort for the Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center. Before working with MedCenter, Randall spent 15 years in various fundraising positions, all in the chief development officer role. Randall holds a Bachelor's Degree in business and finance from the University of Nebraska-Omaha, a Master's Degree in Business Administration from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, a Juris Doctorate with a personal focus in taxation issues of estates and trusts from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and an Educational Doctorate in leadership from the University of St. Thomas. Randall believes in being an industry leader. He has written his book on the CEO in nonprofits, Vibrant Vulnerability. Randall also hosts his weekly 20-minute podcast (now more than 170 available), each with its own nonprofit challenge and tactical answers. He also authors two "90-second read" blog posts each week on various nonprofit and leadership observations. More information at https://www.hallettphilanthropy.com/  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

- MedCenter faces tough questions from area governments - Listening Club holds a "Repeater" performance - Eyes to Ears with Kaleb Eatman

- Town Council to talk Housing, MedCenter, and Parklets - County Poet Laureate program to expand - Capital Conversation brings a bevy of bills

Ben and Kelli Hays are Christ followers in Houston, TX focusing on building meaningful relationships with young adults in college, the med center, and in the work force. By opening their home to guests and adoptive children, they are sharing their lives in a way that shows off the love of Christ. Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe!  

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Kelly Henning is the Senior Director of Operations at MedAvail Technologies. She is responsible for staffing and operating SpotRx Pharmacies inside primary care clinics and deploying MedCenter kiosks to large retailers and health systems across 6 states. Kelly holds a Bachelor's degree in Management from National-Louis University and is certified as by the American Board of Opticianry and National Contact Lens Examiners. Prior to joining MedAvail, she was a Health & Wellness Director for Walmart and Senior Director of Eyecare for Luxottica where she led teams, drove initiatives, and trained thousands of associates. Kelly is passionate about developing people and hyper-focused on continuous improvement. She is always looking to challenge herself and those around her to look for new and improved ways to grow the business. Connect with Kelly today at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-henning/or by email at khenning@medavail.com Are you a healthcare professional or healthcare executive looking to advance your career, build a better brand, or create a leadership legacy? Iqbal can help! Schedule your FREE CONSULTATION at https://calendly.com/iqbalatcha/initial_consultation or visit www.atchainternational.com for more information. Connect with Iqbal on: - Linked at https://www.linkedin.com/in/iqbalatcha/ - Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iqbalatcha1 - Twitter at https://twitter.com/IqbalAtcha1 Join us next week for another exciting episode of the "Healthcare and Higher" podcast! #HealthcareAndHigher #IqbalsInterviews Song Credits: "Life Is A Dream" by Michael Ramir C. "Stay With Me" by Michael Ramir C. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iqbal-atcha/support

TW: This episode discusses sexual assault and rape, which may be triggering for some individuals. Lauren Thomas is a person with narcolepsy, a narcolepsy advocate and works in the champagne business. In this vulnerable and candid episode, Lauren shares how she was diagnosed with narcolepsy just a little over a year and a half ago, but recounts how narcolepsy symptoms were part of her childhood. Lauren also shares her journey with mental health issues, which she now considers were linked to narcolepsy and directly contributed to her delayed diagnosis. After college, she finally saw an endocrinologist, who was helping her with weight loss and recommended a sleep study. This was a pivotal experience that led to a diagnosis of Type 1 Narcolepsy at the age of 28. Despite Lauren’s long journey to diagnosis, she’s taken time to fine tune her medication and adapt her life to support her symptom management, and during this period began to work for her family’s company, Cheurlin Champagne, the 1st African American-owned Champagne Company. Lauren also tested positive for COVID-19 this past March. She shares her experience fighting the virus and how her symptoms weren’t necessarily the standard symptoms being communicated. You can follow Lauren at @lmt826 on Instagram and her family’s business, Cheurlin Champagne, @cheurlin1788   on Instagram. If you are interested in finding out more information about Cheurlin Champagne go to www.cheurlin.com. Lauren recommends Wide Awake and Dreaming by Julie Flygare. She is on the planning committee for World Narcolepsy Day with Project Sleep. She also recommends an alarm clock called MedCenter. She says, “ I am obsessed with my talking alarm clock. I can set up to 4 different alarms at a time and it literally says ‘the time is .... this your reminder to take your meds..’ relentlessly, it’s annoyingly efficient!” You can follow Wake Up Narcolepsy at @narcolepsy_360 on Instagram, @wakeupnarcolepsy on Instagram and Facebook and @wakenarcolepsy on Twitter. Let us know your thoughts about this episode by using the hashtag #narcolepsy360 and please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts.

Kristin Olsen is a member of the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors and the former leader of the Republican caucus in the California State Assembly. Her recent column "GOP is dead in California. A new way must rise" made waves for its incisive analysis of the maladies of the GOP in California. Olsen argues that the old GOP brand of opportunity for all - regardless of creed or color - has given way to extremist rhetoric, racial resentment, and a toxic national brand associated with President Trump. Join us as we talk about the increasingly polarized two party system, how moderates in the middle - of both parties - often feel left out, and together, we reflect on governance, the California Legislature, and how to craft a new path forward. Shownotes 2:00 - The death of the Republican party in California 7:13 - Crafting a new path forward 12:30 - Identity politics, cultural marxism, fascist & populist rhetoric 12:00 - Nobody actually wants to eliminate ICE 19:29 - Talking politics over Thanksgiving dinner 24:00 - Leading the Assembly Republican Caucus 33:05 - KO's take on the CAGOP chair Race 36:00- What's next for KO?

Tom Armstrong is the author of Sacramento Homeless Blog. He has spent over 10 years living, as he refers to it, in "homeless world" of Sacramento. Previously a freelance writer, Tom Armstrong provides a lucid and insightful view of the goings-on in Sacramento's "homeless world." We talk how folks end up on the streets, mental health, drug abuse, panhandling, and patient dumping by Sacramento hospitals. Tom also offers his candid views on service providers that purport to help. This is one of my favorite episodes to date. Many thanks to Tom for coming on the show. Brought to you by Cielo Acai Café in Roseville. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Email gibran@sactowntalks.com. Full talk also available on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/y754xl9t SHOWNOTES INTRO 1:30 - Tom is critical of Sister Libby's leadership, and how is Noel Kammermann - ED of Loaves & Fishes doing? 5:00 - Christianity & faith, and how it is used as an instrument of kindness for the homeless. 10:00 - Patient Dumping 14:30 - Group homes 18:45 - Food providers over-serving obese guests 21:20 - The women have gone crazy 25:00 - Tom isn't a fan of homeless folks with animals 32:00 - How Tom wound up on the streets 40:00 - Folks with jobs who nonetheless have to sleep at the mission 45:30 - Getting into housing 46:40 - Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento (allegedly) dumping patients at the Mission 52:30 - Sister Libby (allegedly) let a pedophile stay in a bungalow near a school at Loaves & Fishes. 54:00 - The culture at Loaves & Fishes vs. The Mission 55:00 - Panhandling

Michael Passmore is the owner of Passmore Ranch, a premium freshwater, sustainable fish ranch in Sloughhouse, California. If you are eating fish or caviar at a nice sit-down in Sacramento, there is a good chance you got it from Michael. Join us as we talk about Michael's military service, how he dropped out of law school to work a raw piece of land off Jackson Highway, and discuss all things regarding food, travel, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and local Sacramento! One of my favorite talks so far! Shownotes 1:30 - What a difference a haircut makes (shout out to Anthony @Bottle & Barlow) 
7:00 - Michael’s military service & a legacy of service in his family10:30 - The scooter accident in Bali 
13:00 - Talking travel & upcoming trips 17:00 - The east coast 
22:00 - How Michael got started 
38:00 - The trust barometer is down
41:00 - The system is rigged45:00 - Passmore’s best practices for fish handling 
51:00 - Noodling 
58:00 - Fish feed & other aquaculture best practices 
1:01:00 - California’s regulatory environment 
1:07:00 - Passmore’s Chef Chef. Have a chef cook for other chefs and see if he is a hero or a zero!
1:09:00 - Caviar club & creating relationships with consumers

Catching up with Navid Dehghen, Aaron & Johnny of The Proud Network, which is a network of artists, producers, and creatives dedicated to showcasing lifestyle, art and culture in Sacramento. Navid is also owner and creator of Extra Cheese clothing brand, whose shirts are featured at the Getta Clue Store in DOCO. Shownotes 1:00 - The Doom shirt & reflecting on hip hop 5:00 - Starting the Proud Network to showcase Sacramento 9:00 - Seasons in Sacramento 13:00 - Talking development, DOCO, entertainment, and what is the essence of coolness? 22:00 - Favorite burgers in town 31:00 - Hip-camping in Placerville and the off-map mineshaft 40:00 - Highlighting local folks for The Proud Network 51:00 - Talking Extra Cheese 1:04:00 - What's next for the Proud Network & wrapping up

Dr. Richard Pan is a pediatrician and California State Senator representing Senate District 6 which includes the cities of Sacramento, West Sacramento, and Elk Grove. We talk about how he found his way to politics as a practicing pediatrician, discuss his bill to end the personal belief exemption which allowed parents to send unvaccinated kids to California schools, discuss the dangers of influenza and end with a discussion on the 2018 legislative session and his priorities for Sacramento. Shownotes 2:30 - Introduction 8:00 - Running for office in 2010 against the author of Prop 8 14:30 - The vaccine bill 17:00 - When I was in medical school they showed us measles in a book because they thought we would never see it 19:00 - Community Immunity 26:00 - Russian Bots influencing the vaccine debate 35:00 - Death Threats 45:00 - The Spanish flu killed more people than WW1 47:00 - 80,000 people died of the flu last year 48:00 - Would you let your kids play football? 1:01:00 - Sheriff's running crooked autopsies in San Joaquin County? 1:09:00 - Wrapping up & what's next for Dr. Pan

Rob Bishop is an Australian Anesthesiologist on loan to UC Davis Medical Center and a blue belt at Team Alpha Male. We discuss how Australian doctors are trained to respond to emergencies in the outback, talk about his journey in Jiu-Jitsu, and discuss best practices for training, nutrition, recovery, and overall health from a medical and scientific perspective. Shownotes: 1:30 - Recognizing other Jitsu players by their ears 3:30 - The building blocks of success for health & athletics 7:00 - Apple watch EKG does it work? 12:30 - The indoor cycle racing scene in Australia 25:00 - Pre-hospital rescue work in Australia 39:30 - Strength training 42:00 - Strong but slow 48:00 - Lifting after Jits? 50:00 - Creatine 59:00 - Nutrition, intermittent fasting, keto, calories in v. out, carbs, etc. 1:06:00 - The effect of sugars & intermittent fasting on cancer 1:10:00 - Wine with dinner every night, a problem? 1:18:00- Ice & cryo might be bullshit after all. Heat is the new thing. 1:23:00 - Head trauma 1:27:00 - Khabib / Conor predictions & wrapping up Brought to you by eastsacbjj.com. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Email lifeandjiujitsu@gmail.com

Garrett Van Vleck is the owner-operator of B-Side and Shady Lady Bar. Bill Ngo, is the owner-operator of Kru Contemporary Japanese Cuisine. We talk about the restaurant and beverage scene, over-regulation in California & Sacramento, martial arts, development on K St., and much more. Shownotes 1:15 - Started as the door guy, started as the busboy 5:00 - The Industry landscape 6:40 - At some point, we all worked for Paragary 14:00 - The batteries in the light meter are dead 19:00 - When ABC raided Shady Lady Bar guns a' blazin' 24:00 - Opening Shady Lady 27:00 - When you are starting you argue about everything 33:00 - It was rare that we ended the night before 4am 36:00 - BJJ 38:00 - Back then you had to do something bad to get deported 46:00 - Being an introvert in the industry 54:00 - Are all of these new entrants into the market going to make it? 58:00 - Fighting for customers, fighting for employees 1:06:00 - Open till 4am? 1:10:00 - Favorite spots for a bite to eat Mentioned in this episode: Iron Grill Henry De Vere White Simon De Vere White Firestone Public House The Wong Family The Paragary’s The Fat Family The Selland Family R15 The Red Rabbit Kitchen + Bar Monkey Bar ML Torres Michael Quigley Yohn Chojvaj Mikey Singh Hothi Cody Bartlet Cassio Werneck Manny Ray Gonzales Ralph Gracie Sacramento LowBrau Sail Inn Grotto Bottle & Barlow Fieldhouse American Sports Pub Solomon's Delicatessen Brought to you by Elk Grove Power Sports. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Email Gibran@sactowntalks.com.

Joe Wagoner is Executive Vice President & Co-Founder of Sacramento Republic FC. We talk about his idea to establish a professional #soccer team in #Sacramento, the Tower Bridge Battalion, and Republic FC's bid to become an expansion franchise for Major League Soccer (MLS). We also discuss his personal journey as a sports management professional and making Sacramento home after various stints in other markets. Shownotes: 2:00 - Papa Murphy's Park and the Lin Fei Fei Artspace mural 4:00 - Getting bad tattoos in college 8:15 - Slangin’ cheese 11:30 - Daunte Culpepper, the Sacramento Mountain Lions and being over-served at Bislas 13:45 - Let’s write a business plan 20:42 - The Tower Bridge Battalion 30:00 - The Major League Soccer (MLS) Bid 44:00 - Talking about arenas 55:00 - Soccer, boxing, grappling & world sports 1:00:00 - Wrapping up Brought to you by Elk Grove Power Sports. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Email: gibran@sactowntalks.com for details.

Ezra Romero is Capital Public Radio's environmental reporter and host of the YosemiteLand podcast. He's also filmed multiple award-winning documentaries and has won five Golden Mike Awards through RTNA of Southern California for his radio reporting. In 2016, he was awarded a second place podcast award from PRNDI. Previously of Valley Public Radio David has recently made Sacramento his home. Join us as we talk all things YosemiteLand, discuss reporting in a "post-truth" era, and making Sacramento home. Shownotes Intro & talking about the podcast format 2:00 - Climbing Half-Dome 4:00 - The making of YosemiteLand 8:45 - A perfect time to talk about fire 12:35 - Why is Capitol Public Radio getting into podcasts? 20:00 - Ezra's favorite places to visit in Yosemite 26:00 - The rat race & making Sacramento Home 30:29 - Ezra's favorite stories he has covered so far 37:21 - How does a journalist deal with our current "post-truth" era 47:00 - A journalists job

Lin Fei Fei is a Chinese-Born artist whose most recent work includes the building-wide mural at Holy Diver as part of 2018 Wide Open Walls. She is also the winner of Sacramento Republic FC's "Paint the Park" competition. Her design was chosen by fans as the to grace Papa Murphy's Park. She moved to Sacramento shortly after receiving her Master's Degree in painting at the Luxun academy of fine arts. We talk about her latest murals, her artistic influences, and just generally get to know one of the premiere artists in Sacramento! Shownotes 1:00 - What’s in a name
 4:00 - Getting into Lu Xun 
11:00 - Can you be normal please? 18:35 - Why Sacramento?
 27:00 - Lot of artists are already doing the pretty stuff 28:30 - Design & Creation process for the mural @HolyDiver 33:00 - I know what I’m doing but wall is very different for me. 38:00 - Mural @58Degrees 50:00 - Shout out to David Garibaldi 54:00 - Using my art to explore the human condition

Joy Ann Pendell is a commercial queen-bee breeder. The Pendell Apiaries commercial operation - and her family ranch - was recently threatened by the Mendocino Complex Fires, which they were thankfully spared from. Despite mandatory evacuation orders, Joy dodged the barricades and went towards the smoke and fire to defend her homestead. She is a also a world-class Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitor from Team Alpha Male, having recently won her purple belt debut on the professional Fight 2 Win stage. SHOWNOTES: 6:00 - I didn't realize how close the fire was to us 9:00 - The 2012 Mill Fire saved us 15:00 - I'm not sure that my parents would call it quits 26:00 - Regulations making it difficult to clean out dead biomass 40:00 - Jiu jitsu does work. It works for lighter people, smaller people, it works for women. Joy makes it a point not to go light and show people its effectiveness 49:00 - Upcoming competitions for Joy 1:00:00 - Discussing the competitive scene around BJJ

Scott Lay is the author of The Nooner, the premiere newsletter for goings on in California Politics and Policy. Through The Nooner, Scott Lay informs his readers on important issues in California politics and policy. By his own admission, Lay is not a straight-up journalist. He editorializes, creates conversations, and brings the capitol community closer together by infusing his writing with a human touch. Because he is not confined by the title “journalist” Lay is also able to exert influence on the process, by using his platform and impressive readership to bring issues to light which might not otherwise be covered. Lay is also the former CEO of the Community College League of California, where he served for close to 25 years and is an alumni of the UC Davis Hastings school law. Shownotes 1:30 - Intro & explaining The Nooner 14:35 - Leaving to start The Nooner 27:00 - Black Lives Matter Sacramento 34:00 - When are they going to shut down East Sac & Fair Oaks and the other white suburbs that are complicit? 56:00 - Twitter & elected officials 40:00 - Scott is BANNED from the Co-op! 52:00 - The road to redemption for Matt Dababneh… 54:00 - “Allegedly” 1:06:00 - The GOP has seven tough seats in California 1:13:00 - Wildfires 1:27:00 - The ugly politics of drawing down relief funds for mostly republican counties 1:32:00 - Life takes life

Eric Guerra is the Councilmember for Sacramento’s District 6, which encompasses the neighborhoods of Campus Commons and Sierra Oaks in the North, between Stockton Boulevard and Watt Avenue, including the areas of Tahoe Park and Little Saigon. SHOWNOTES Intro - Kyle Packham and the folks you’ll meet in Sacramento 5:00 - The monetization of outrage & the advocacy groups in Sacramento 12:00 - The myth of community 18:00 - Habits of the Heart 24:00 - When you talk to folks, this is what they want… 28:00 - Getting banished from the central committee & Darrel Woo 34:00 - Eric’s one criticism for DA Schubert as an elected official 40:00 - When I was 17 all I knew was that I was going to be a farm worker 54:30 - The future of Sacramento is in its authenticity 59:00 - Housing 1:00:00 - Stephon Clarke

Christopher Cabaldon is the Mayor of West Sacramento. Together we talk about the lifestyle of public service, innovation in government, transportation, and nerd-out on the changes the future will bring such as athe changing nature of work and Universal Basic Income. SHOWNOTES INTRO 3:00 - Public Comment 11:00 - Driving around West Sac 14:00 - Gentrification 23:00 - Leaving neighborhoods alone 28:00 - Universal Basic Income 48:00 - Work & dignity 1:00:00 - Renegade Food Trucks 1:11:00 - Why can't the bus system be more like Uber & Lyft?

Hussein Silmi is a Sacramento-based serial entrepreneur. At age 19 he started his first business, a successful coffee shop in Elk Grove which he would later sell to focus on founding a tech-startup in Sacramento. Zayn is perhaps best known for founding ThePeopleOfSacramento, a viral instagram account which highlights and celebrates local Sacramento culture. Zayn started #TPOS as a way to give back, and he donates 100% of the revenues to various Sacramento charities. INTRO 3:00 - Opening a coffee shop 8:00 - Extra plate 12:00 - This new thing called instragram 21:00 - TPOS Hats 33:00 - The People's Firm 40:00 - Growing Sacramento 1:00:00 - Keeping it real

David Garibaldi is a nationally renown performance artist based out of Sacramento, CA. Building on his artistic influences such as Denny Dent, David has brought his art to some of the most prominent venues in the world, include America’s Got Talent, where he made it to the finals. He is also one of only a handful of artists to be commissioned to paint the caricatures of the Disney Corporation. We talk about David’s journey from getting his car repossessed to his rise to fame - and being confronted for coming off as arrogant in his Lamborghini. We talk about how everyone must set their own goals and carve out a path that is right for them, and we talk about giving back. SHOWNOTES Intro 4:00 - David’s artistic influences (Denny Dent) 6:00 - David’s process & the handbrake 12:00 - Do you ever mess up? All the time. 15:00 - There’s nothing to hide - Here is my process 22:00 - The similarities between fighting and making it as an artist. 24:30 - He sold out 28:00 - Arrogant in the Lambo 34:00 - Prepping for America’s Got Talent 38:00 - Harness fear & know what it feels like 43:30 - David’s mentor 49:00 - That could have been me 56:00 - Look at how they market the debates. It looks like a WrestleMania promo… 1:00:00 - Keeping Sacramento as a base of operations

David Sobon is the Founder of Wide Open Walls, Sacramento’s mural festival. We talk about how art can activate and transform public spaces, and look at a couple of our favorite murals around town. Finally, we wrap up by discussing some of our favorite places to eat and drink in town SHOWNOTES: INTRO - How’d you get the idea for Wide Open Walls? 1:30 - The alleys of Sacramento 4:00 - How it works 9:00 - Bringing in a dozen sculptures from Burning Man 16:00 - The Lady Gaga Mural on 7th and L 28:00 - Its a little bit Kitschy but I think that’s okay 30:00 - The arts commission does EPIC projects 40:00 - Attracting Bay Area Talent 52:00 - Our favorite places to eat and drink non Sacramento

Dan Sneed Sneed has managed some of the most prominent restaurants in Sacramento, including Cafeteria 15L and Ella Dining Room and Bar before opening his own venture, Tablevine. A biochemist by training, Sneed takes a scientific approach to creating great food and atmosphere by methodically studying his craft. Join us as we talk all things Sacramento - food, hospitality and politics! Shownotes INTRO 4:00 - If the front door is unlocked, come on in and make yourself at home. 7:00 - The meaning of hospitality 17:00 - Sacramento as a government town 21:00 - Opening The Park with the Wong family 29:00 - The food here 40:00 - Disneyland type of restaurants and the problem with restaurants nowadays 50:00 - The NFL, #takeaknee, the Oscars 59:00 - #MeToo 1:08 - Marriage equality and democratic activists calling everyone a bigot 1:43 - The state has taken over functions that used to belong to the church

Christella Garcia is an American Judo player and a two time Paralympian, London 2012 and 2016 Rio Paralympic Games where she earned a bronze medal in Judo. We talk about her journey in Judo and the Paralympics, getting ready for competition, taking losses and enjoying victories ***INTRO *** 1:30 - There are some people that think that blindness is the worst disability you can have, but I can tell everything your about to do. 6:00 - I knew I would be on that medal stand. 10:30 - Leading up to Rio, my life was work, train, eat repeat. Nothing else. 19:00 - I can’t face the people I let down when I lose. 25:00 - Hearing the crowd cheer for you. Can’t see them. Just in front of a roar. 34:00 - Meeting Obama. 41:30 - The politics of Judo. 53:30 - You can just call me blind. I can’t see shit! 58:00 - The coolest thing about being blind.

Shelby Elias​, Founding Partner of United Wholesale Lending​, talks about how he went from a working-class kid in Manteca to the top of the real estate game in Sacramento. SHOW NOTES INTRO - How Shelby got started in the Real Estate Business 4:00 - Making an opportunity out of The Great Recession 10:00 - What’s next for real estate in Sacramento? 13:00 - Housing Demand in Sacramento 17:00 - Shelby’s rules for investing in real estate 20:00 - Making money with Airbnb 28:00 - Where is the money to be made in real estate now? 33:00 - You ever have any deals go south? 36:00 - Do you do any of the actual work yourself? 40:00 - Advice for entrepreneurs

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