Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Lindsey

Mookie's SX season has been pretty quiet compared to what we have come to expect from the lil Stew but he comes on to talk about the year and goals for next season. Daxton Bennick is one of the fresh faces over at the Star Yamaha and he joins us to talk about his progress in year one. Justin Rodbell is on to talk about the PulpMX LCQ race that is coming up this weekend in Denver. The LEGEND Mitch Payton of Pro Circuit is on the show and you know we all love anything Mitch has to talk about so just listen in, right!? Michael Lindsey is in studio peeps!

Steve, Kris Keefer, Kellen Brauer and Michael Lindsey of VitalMX are DEEEEEP in the bowels of Florida for the Triumph media launch of their new 250cc Motocross bike and they pulled in Hot Sauce, Ivan Tedesco and the GOAT, Ricky Carmichael for an awesome sit down remote PulpMX Show. So many good stories in here.

In this Christian courtroom drama, Jesus is found GUILTY… of being resurrected from the dead so that we may have eternal life. Bakersfield, California based auteur Barry Zoeller clearly called upon his skills as a TV news anchor and producer to create this competent and well-paced retelling of Bible times events in the modern day. At the moment THE PROSECUTOR appears to be Mr. Zoeller's only feature still available online, digitally distributed by Great American Pure Flix (formerly Pure Flix). We are very intrigued by his 1990 short film TEMPTATION CONTROL CENTER, about an NSA-style surveillance team within a teenager's head who monitors temptation, but at the moment we cannot find this film available to view online. THE PROSECUTOR however had a VHS release in the 80s and stars a very competent cast who enact a court case that supposes Jesus was crucified and resurrected in modern day and the state was attempting to quash His growing reputation by declaring Christian thought to be functionally illegal. A series of witnesses including scientists, military personnel, and Jesus's disciples are brought on the stand to be grilled by the conniving attorney general and then questioned by the story's hero, Michael Lindsey, a young Christian attorney who risks ruining his reputation to defend Jesus's impossible story in the trial of the century. An onscreen title at the end of the film asks us, the audience, to be the jury in this trial; we at Boys' Bible Study can only conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that Jesus is alive! View our full episode list and subscribe to any of our public feeds: http://boysbiblestudy.com Unlock 2+ bonus episodes per month: http://patreon.com/boysbiblestudy Subscribe to our Twitch: http://twitch.tv/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/boysbiblestudy

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Levi Kitchen comes on to talk his home race of Washougal while fishing in the picturesque Pacific Northwest. Colt Nichols joins us to talk about being just a core Moto guy who isn't afraid to go out and buy a bike with his own money to get to the races and make an effort at getting himself in a good spot for the SMX rounds. Honda HRC's Lars Lindstrom joins us to talk about the cool test they let Steve and Keefer run on the 450's of Sexton and Jett Hunter's 250 as well at Washougal. Keefer comes on to talk about the HRC test and we have Michael Lindsey of VitalMX in studio!

Today Team Embrace dives back into the conversation on "Food Apartheid." This time with special guest Taylor Scott, founder of RVA Community Fridges. Taylor details her journey as an advocate for Richmond in its fight for Better Food Options. To donate or get involved, visit @rvacommunityfridges on Instagram or RVA Community Fridges' GoFundMe campaign. Shoutout goes to Chef Michael Lindsey, congrats on all your restaurants' success. Follow his Restaurant Empire at @chef.m.lindsey Join the Conversation @embrace_podcast We would love to hear your thoughts!

The death of beloved dancer and host Stephen “Twitch” Boss took many by surprise. It once again thrusts the always present yet rarely covered reality of suicide by Black and Brown people back into the mainstream. We discuss suicidality within Black and Brown communities, the disparities that exist and the help that's available. Michael Lindsey, Dean and Paulette Goddard Professor of Social Work, NYU School of Social Work and Kiara Alvarez, Bloomberg Assistant professor of American Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health join us to discuss.

The death of beloved dancer and host Stephen “Twitch” Boss took many by surprise. It once again thrusts the always present yet rarely covered reality of suicide by Black and Brown people back into the mainstream. We discuss suicidality within Black and Brown communities, the disparities that exist and the help that's available. Michael Lindsey, Dean and Paulette Goddard Professor of Social Work, NYU School of Social Work and Kiara Alvarez, Bloomberg Assistant professor of American Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health join us to discuss.

Welcome back! Small Axe Community! Today we have a powerhouse couple Michael and Lindsey Duguet!  Michael and Lindsey became interested in Real Estate Investing in 2018. They started their educational journey by reading REI books, listening to podcasts, and being active on Bigger Pockets. They joined Real Estate Elevated for intensive training and founded Duguet Estates in March 2019. Their first off-market single-family homes were purchased in May 2019, followed by a duplex in June 2019. They started direct mail campaigns and bought 4-plex and 3 single-family homes throughout the rest of 2019. They bought a 10-plex using off-market advertising in December 2020. All acquisitions were completely remodeled (most full gut jobs) and now are stabilized and all cash-flowing. They have enjoyed huge equity gains through forced appreciation.    They have successfully BRRRR'd with 100%+ cash out refinances on half of their portfolio which they have rolled over into new deals. Michael & Lindsey joined the MIH Mastermind in 2022 and subsequently formed Clover Key Capital in May 2022. Their first syndication deal closed in June 2022 in Indianapolis, IN. They and their partners have funded $5.5 million together, and own thousands of units. They are actively looking for C+ to B+ class value-add, 1960+ build apartment complexes. Specializes and improves multifamily properties and their focus on acquiring income-producing properties.   Michael was born and raised in France and moved to the United States in 2011. He is a mechanical engineer and came to Philadelphia on a work contract. Lindsey was in medical school at the time and they both met while living in Philly. Lindsey is now an emergency medicine physician, getting her doctorate at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and training in Emergency Medicine in Danville, PA. Together they have two children.       [00:00 - 08:29] Opening Segment Lindsey and Michael are founders of Clover Key Capital and Duguet Estates LLC They started their educational journey by reading REI books, listening to podcasts, and being active in bigger pockets. They joined real estate elevated for intensive training and founded Duguet estates in March, of 2019. Their first off-market single-family homes were purchased in May of 2019, followed by a duplex in June of the same year, they started direct mail campaigns and bought a 4-plex and three single-family homes throughout the rest of 2019. Michael is a mechanical engineer  Lindsey is an ER physician and still doing a full-time W2 job.   [08:30 - 17:09] Reducing Hours and Spending More time with family. The challenges faced when starting as an entrepreneur physician include dealing with contractors and tenants. The first two deals were bought off-market and dealt with evictions and squatters. The strategy for buying properties has changed since then and is no longer in distressed areas. Quick Ad: Nico Invites you to join Jake's & Gino's Multifamily Mastery 5 in Florida this coming November 2022 If you're joining, Nico Salgado offers early bird pricing for you! All you have to do is connect and message him through his Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn or email him directly at nico@smallaxedcommunities.com to get the code you can use to avail your discount!     [17:09 - 27:37] Growing Portfolios Now, Michael and Lindsey are renting out their two units for 1,000 to 1100 per month, doubling their income. The units were completely redone in the back, and the parking lot was also redone. They expect to get between 300 and 465 tax-free cash out from refinancing on this project. They bought this property in December 2020.     [27:19 - 31:40] Closing Segment   Connect with Michael and Lindsey by visiting www.duguetestates.com       LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. I believe that you only need a small axe to build a lasting empire. Let's start building yours!     To know more about me and all the real estate opportunities you can find, you can connect with me on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook, or check out my website https://smallaxecommunities.com/ and book a call with me.     Tweetable Quotes:   “It was a big mindset shift for me. As a physician, I try to do everything well, everything perfect. We are taught that these are people's lives, so you can't fail. Failure is not an option. You can't mess up with that. So for me, to start partnering with other people and giving up some of this control. It is certainly a little bit tough, but we realized that having a little piece of the pie is better than no piece of the pie. So as we start to form these partnerships, we're moving forward with bigger deals now that we couldn't take down on our own and that we are with other people who have knowledge that has done these much bigger multifamily deals that they can bring some capital with us” - Lindsey Duguet     “We started the first two years and we were on the path to success after a year or two, we hit the first roadblock. And it was a lack of capital. we were just stuck. We could not buy more units. And I was doing the rehabs, managing all the leases. So we reach that ceiling eventually We looked into a mastermind and learned that you don't need to control everything, but just find the resource of people that can help you.” - Michael Duguet      

This week Darkside welcomes in Mason Mill and Jason Place tp talk about Michael Lindsey co-hosting the latest Pulpmx Show, RC at Thunder Valley and Tampa 92 SX stories, the Chef's response to the shows "help" and Steve's hair cut.

Levi Kitchen was on just last week but he pulled an impressive hole shot in 250 Moto one at Lakewood and we HAD to have him back on to talk about not just the start but a really convincing Moto win! Ricky Carmichael needs no reason to come on and have our full attention but when he comes on after a race broadcast, we have a great reason. We also talk to RC about a plethora of other current events in Pro Moto. Adam Cianciarulo has been off the starting line for a while now but he comes back on the air to talk healing, self betterment, NBA, the 2022 Nationals and his future. We have Michael Lindsey in studio holding down the cohost duties!

This week, Joi Chaney, our Executive Director and Senior Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, sits down with Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director of the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research at New York University (NYU), the Constance and Martin Silver Professor of Poverty Studies at NYU Silver School of Social Work, and an Aspen Health Innovators Fellow. He is also the incoming Dean of NYU Silver School of Social Work as of July 2022. Together, they unpack the stigma surrounding mental health in the Black community, how to identify signs of mental health issues in children and how we can do better at acknowledging these issues and seeking help when we or those in our community need it most. To read the Congressional Black Caucus Emergency Taskforce on Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health recent report, Ring the Alarm: The Crisis of Black Youth Suicide in America, click here: https://watsoncoleman.house.gov/imo/media/doc/Full_Taskforce_Report.pdf Discussed in this episode: mental health, mental health awareness, mental health professionals, therapy, therapist, social work, counseling, treatment, medicine, Black men, Black America, African Americans, Race, Black Women, Black Families, State of Black America, For the Movement, National Urban League, Urban League Movement, Young Professionals  Contact and Follow our Guest(s) on Twitter @DrMikeLindsey or visit https://socialwork.nyu.edu/faculty-and-research/our-faculty/michael-a-lindsey.html Contact and Follow the National Urban League at: Web: www.nul.orgEmail: podcast@nul.org Twitter and Instagram: @NULpolicy | @NatUrbanLeague Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NULPolicy | 

On Tuesday a gunman killed at least 19 children, 1 teacher, and at least 1 other adult in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. These precious children were killed while simply attending school are now among the thousands of young people injured or killed by guns during the past year. In fact, analysis of CDC data recently published by the New England Journal of Medicine reveals that in 2020 firearms became the leading cause of death for young Americans. In December, the U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued a public health advisory on the youth mental health crisis that has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. The rate of death by self-inflicted gunshot wound has risen faster among adolescents and teens than any other group.  We speak to Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director at the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research at New York University, to better understand death by suicide and its connection of the mental health of young people. A school shooting like this is an enraging act of violence which can lead young people who are already struggling, to feel even more vulnerable, distraught, or hopeless. We spoke to three young people who have faced mental health challenges and have all become advocates for their own well-being and that of their peers, before the mass shooting in Uvalde, and we think that this event makes it even more crucial to keep thinking about the emotional well-being and mental health of young people.  We heard from Diana Chao, founder and executive director of Letters to Strangers, Juan Acosta, mental health advocate, and Charlie Lucas, co-founder of the notOK app.  

On Tuesday a gunman killed at least 19 children, 1 teacher, and at least 1 other adult in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. These precious children were killed while simply attending school are now among the thousands of young people injured or killed by guns during the past year. In fact, analysis of CDC data recently published by the New England Journal of Medicine reveals that in 2020 firearms became the leading cause of death for young Americans. In December, the U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued a public health advisory on the youth mental health crisis that has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. The rate of death by self-inflicted gunshot wound has risen faster among adolescents and teens than any other group.  We speak to Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director at the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research at New York University, to better understand death by suicide and its connection of the mental health of young people. A school shooting like this is an enraging act of violence which can lead young people who are already struggling, to feel even more vulnerable, distraught, or hopeless. We spoke to three young people who have faced mental health challenges and have all become advocates for their own well-being and that of their peers, before the mass shooting in Uvalde, and we think that this event makes it even more crucial to keep thinking about the emotional well-being and mental health of young people.  We heard from Diana Chao, founder and executive director of Letters to Strangers, Juan Acosta, mental health advocate, and Charlie Lucas, co-founder of the notOK app.  

Jett Lawrence clinched his first 250 SX title in Foxboro and he comes on to talk about the moment and what it means to him to achieve another goal during his ascent in the sport. Benny Bloss talks about the struggle of coming back from a painful injury in the midst of a pressure cooker of a 450 series. Clinton Fowler comes on to talk Moto analytics and how he came to assist the tv broadcast. Antonio Cairolli is coming to race the US Nationals and he talks about the decision and his expectations. Michael Lindsey is in studio, great show bros!

Last week, Academy Award winning actor Regina King lost her only child to death by suicide. The tragic loss of a loved one to suicide is a pain far too many have endured. We speak with Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director, NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research about rising suicide rates among young people of color. Dr. Lindsey served as Chair of the Emergency Taskforce on Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health which presented its research to Congress on behalf of the Congressional Black Caucus to call attention to the crisis of increasing numbers of suicide deaths amongst Black youth in the United States. The study, Ring the Alarm: The Crisis of Black Youth Suicide in America, addressed issues surrounding awareness, accessibility to mental health services, prevention, and policy.  

Understanding and Addressing Increasing Rates of Suicide Deaths Amongst Black Youth Last week, Academy Award winning actor Regina King lost her only child to death by suicide. The tragic loss of a loved one to suicide is a pain far too many have endured. We speak with Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director, NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research about rising suicide rates among young people of color.  Hospitals Are Overwhelmed in Arizona  In Arizona and elsewhere, the omicron wave has overwhelmed hospitals and burned out healthcare workers.  Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan Afghanistan food insecurity crisis affects more than 23 million people, nearly half the country. 'Simple as Water' Shows the Meaning of Family for Syrian Refugees Academy Award winning director Megan Mylan joins The Takeaway to discuss her new film “Simple As Water,” which tells the story of Syrian Refugees displaced around the world.    

Understanding and Addressing Increasing Rates of Suicide Deaths Amongst Black Youth Last week, Academy Award winning actor Regina King lost her only child to death by suicide. The tragic loss of a loved one to suicide is a pain far too many have endured. We speak with Dr. Michael Lindsey, Executive Director, NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research about rising suicide rates among young people of color.  Hospitals Are Overwhelmed in Arizona  In Arizona and elsewhere, the omicron wave has overwhelmed hospitals and burned out healthcare workers.  Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan Afghanistan food insecurity crisis affects more than 23 million people, nearly half the country. 'Simple as Water' Shows the Meaning of Family for Syrian Refugees Academy Award winning director Megan Mylan joins The Takeaway to discuss her new film “Simple As Water,” which tells the story of Syrian Refugees displaced around the world.    

A1 is upon us and it's an exciting time. Tonight we prime our selves with a tandem visit with Filthy Phil and Scott Huddleston of Motosport.com. Hunter Lawrence joins us to discuss a cool "mall ride" that he Mirts and Redbull have cooked up. Tod Hammock of the Kicker Arenacross series is on to talk about that series kickoff and Scuba Steve recently retired from Rockstar Husky and he comes on to talk about that choice. Michael Lindsey is in studio!

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Will mental health professionals be replaced by robots in 2049? Dr. Michael Lindsey, executive director of the McSilver Institute for Poverty, Policy and Research at New York University, shares his views with Health2049 co-host Jason Helgerson. He imagines the potential of technology for accessibility and scalability in reaching marginalized communities. Connect with Health2049:Website: https://www.health2049.comTimestamps:Dr. Michael Lindsey's mental health research background. [02:38]Bridging the gap between mental health needs and services. [06:29]Complementary mental health services, including A.I., virtual gaming and psychotropic medication. [08:19]Fueling that innovation. [14:46]How can healthcare professionals maintain a relevant role? [18:47]A future focused on prevention. [21:25]Marginalized populations need to be a part of technology research. [24:21]How will this vision make the world a better place? [27:46]

We talk to the owner of the FXR Honda team about what he's learned from one season to the next, Mumford, Schock, stepping up with Honda this year, the plans for mx and more. Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp20 code at Race Tech to save.

On this episode of Inspiration Is Everywhere, Jane and Tavi are continuing the discussion about internal and external processing by having a conversation with psychologist Michael Lindsey. SHOW NOTES: @dconstruction_arts

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Paul Perebijnos joins Matthes to talk about the new updated 2021 Sx schedule as well as taking a call from team owner Michael Lindsey about how this greatly affects his 250SX west team

As the importance of tech in everyday life increases, so do privacy concerns. Michael Lindsey, an attorney at Steinbrecher & Span, whose areas of expertise include cyberlaw, discusses. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mart comes on to finally hash out the "dealership" issue between he and Matthes. Friend of the show, J-Bone comes on to talk JGR and of course Filthy comes up. Adam Cianciarulo backed up his Red Bud overall win with an impressive 1-1 at Millville and put himself squarely in this title fight. Keefer joins us as well as Michael Lindsey is in studio!

Dr. Michael A. Lindsey is a noted scholar in the fields of child and adolescent mental health, as well as a leader in the search for knowledge and solutions to generational poverty and inequality.  He's one of the featured clinicians for our "I'm Listening" special - heard on Entercom stations across the country on September 23rd.  I had the privilege of having an in depth conversation with Dr. Lindsey about how to help the kids in our lives manage their mental health during the global pandemic, and with all the social injustice dominating the news this year.  

Dr. Michael A. Lindsey is a noted scholar in the fields of child and adolescent mental health, as well as a leader in the search for knowledge and solutions to generational poverty and inequality.  He's one of the featured clinicians for our "I'm Listening" special - heard on Entercom stations across the country on September 23rd.  I had the privilege of having an in depth conversation with Dr. Lindsey about how to help the kids in our lives manage their mental health during the global pandemic, and with all the social injustice dominating the news this year.  

Click Subscribe to keep up to date on the world of fintech!  Reach us at info@fintechnewscast.com or at @fintechnewscast on Twitter We talk about the future of social finance and getting a fintech off the ground during a pandemic with iBank co-founders Trey Markel and Michael Lindsey https://www.ibank.com

Our Guest: This week on BeREAL, Diana and Ednesha are joined by Dr. Michael Lindsey. The episode focuses on how to uplift student mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.   Dr. Michael Lindsey is the Executive Director at the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research in the NYU Silver School of Social Work. Dr. Lindsey has multiple lines of research at the moment, but his work focuses on how to improve mental health experiences for the youth, especially in schools. He also works with moms who have PTSD and require mental health interventions through the program Save Mothers, Save Children. This Week on BeREAL: The episode begins as Dr. Lindsey explains the importance of improving student mental health. He views this effort as a way to break the cycle of generational poverty, and build a better future for people from all backgrounds. He ties this mission into the current day, and goes over the threats COVID-19 poses on student socialization. Schools play an important role in maintaining a healthy mental wellbeing for children. This comes from school sanctioned social workers, but also from everyday social interactions with classmates. How will this affect the students who currently have to do all their schoolwork online? Will mental health services dwindle because of online education, and are schools now just an educational institute? That is what Dr. Lindsey is here to discuss, how we can use virtual learning to be a tool of improving mental health instead of hindering it.    The conversation concludes as your hosts discuss the best way to administer adolescent therapy during these times. Due to stay at home orders, children are struggling to hold online therapy sessions in a place that is completely private. Dr. Lindsey is advocating for a collaboration of therapists, teachers, and parents to create the best environment for positive mental health stimulation at this time.    Thank you so much for tuning in this week to BeREAL. Be on the lookout for a brand new episode next week, but in the meantime, make sure to catch last week's episode if you haven' already.   As mentioned in the episode, if you would like to talk to a professional to get feedback on what is currently happening in your life, and if it warrants the involvement of a mental health professional please don't hesitate to call +1(888)-NYC-WELL.   Our Practice: For more information on The BeREAL Podcast and BeWELL Psychotherapy visit the links below.    To schedule an appointment text BeWELL to 484848 today    www.beher-now.com    facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Be.WELL.Psychotherapy/   instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewell.psychotherapy/

J-Bone from JGR Suzuki is on and he's talking about the return to racing with a full stable of healthy riders and that is a big deal for the JGR crew. Seth Rarick talks about working at Bakers Factory and racking up miles on his bike. Michael Antonovich was at Moto FITE Klub as well as Justin Brayton's race in Iowa so he comes on to talk about those events. Michael Lindsey is in studio to talk team ownership in what has to be the worst year ever to attempt it. Yikes!

Chad Reed comes on to talk about his view on this Covid19-period in our lives from his experience and how he expects the racing season to resume when the time comes. Michael Lindsay comes on for a bit of on air therapy following what can only be described as the worst year ever to start a race team. Chris Riesenberg from Race Tech is on to talk shop and Jeremy Scism joins us to talk us through his experience as owner of 3 dealerships during this crazy time. Paul Perebijnos is in studio!

On this episode of Life, People, and the Pursuit of Art, I chat with my fellow cinematographer and musician Michael to talk about a wide range of topics from directing actors to government conspiracies. Michael's website: http://rosewood.works/ Michael on IG: https://www.instagram.com/michaellindseyfilms/ LPPA on IG: https://www.instagram.com/lppapodcast/

Joshua Koch is joined by Lamar head coach Michael Lindsey. Coach Lindsey talks about what it's like coaching at a historic program like Lamar and what we can expect from his team this season. Website: www.vype.com Twitter: @vypehouston Instagram: @vypetexas Facebook: @vypetexas Snapchat: @vype.houston

Whack-O comes on to talk pods, podiums and thoughts on his first 450 season. Dan Betley comes on to talk about his career and recently leaving Geico Honda. Zane Merrett is on to talk about never quitting and trying to stay on the good side of PulpMX Fantasy players. Michael Lindsey and Keefer are in Studio!

Dr. Michael Lindsey, director of the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research, discusses his work leading the working group for the Congressional Black Caucus’ newly convened emergency Task Force on Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health. Then Alex Brook Lynn, in Albany, visits Albany to report on dark talk about dirty vice cops in New York City. Finally, Patricia Williams, mother of Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, calls in for Mother's Day to look back on raising a boy in Brooklyn.

Cole Seely showed speed at Daytona all day long but was involved in a second turn pile-up with his teammate and it was a fight from there. We’ll have Cole on to talk about his race, his season so far, drifting and whatever else comes up. Friend of the show and fellow Blu Cru rider Ryan Villopoto will come back on to tell us what he’s been up to, an update on his road race career, we’ll update everyone on our MEC sticker deal and more. HEP Suzuki’s in its first year of racing and team riders Alex Ray, Kyle Chisholm and Adam Enticknap out there repping the RMArmy each week. We’ll have one of the team owners, Dustin Pipes, on to talk about how it’s been going, dealing with A Ray, the teams signing this week in Indy and more. Michael Lindsey is in studio too!

In this episode we talk with Dr. Michael Lindsey, Director of McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy & Research at NYU Silver School of Social Work. Listen in as he shares insight on mental illness in urban communities. And what resources and processes he suggests for those that are seeking mental wellness for themselves or a loved one. 

Plessinger finally had himself a great start with a great finish, he's on to talk all about getting those dots connected. AC kept Plessinger honest and looks to be keeping right in the hunt for the title on a bit of a low key note. Davi Millsaps joins us to talk about the fiasco that is training Alex Ray and the joys that come along with that. Michael Lindsay of VitalMX is in studio with us as well.

For our 4th episode, we take you LIVE to GREY SPACE! Our 2nd art show event. Listen in as we discuss the juice, speak to our guest Dr. Michael Lindsey regarding mental health, and even have some fun interactions with the guests and artists.

Live coverage from the BRSCC Finals 2015 at Donington Park, with race action from the BRSCC Mighty and Super Mighty Minis, Mazda MX5 Championship and SuperCup, Excool Open Sports Series, Honda VTec Challenge and Smart 4Two Cup.Commentary from Jake Sanson, Michael Lindsey and Rodger Tello.

Live coverage from the BRSCC Finals 2015 at Donington Park, with race action from the BRSCC Mighty and Super Mighty Minis, Mazda MX5 Championship and SuperCup, Excool Open Sports Series, Honda VTec Challenge and Smart 4Two Cup.Commentary from Jake Sanson, Michael Lindsey and Rodger Tello.

Live coverage from the BRSCC Finals 2015 at Donington Park, with race action from the BRSCC Mighty and Super Mighty Minis, Mazda MX5 Championship and SuperCup, Excool Open Sports Series, Honda VTec Challenge and Smart 4Two Cup. Commentary from Jake Sanson, Michael Lindsey and Rodger Tello.

Live coverage from the BRSCC Finals 2015 at Donington Park, with race action from the BRSCC Mighty and Super Mighty Minis, Mazda MX5 Championship and SuperCup, Excool Open Sports Series, Honda VTec Challenge and Smart 4Two Cup.Commentary from Jake Sanson, Michael Lindsey and Rodger Tello.

A chamber of commerce is often the first place a business connects in a community. However, they do more than host networking groups and send out welcome packets. How much do you know about what they do? In this episode of Business: Engaged!, we talk with Raymond Burns and Michael Lindsey of the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce in Rogers, Arkansas. They explain what a chamber of commerce does and how membership can benefit a business. One important role that a chamber of commerce serves is influencing legislation that affects economic development and business regulation. They'll update us on what members are saying and how lawmakers are responding.This is Episode 12. It originally aired on July 9, 2012 on my old network. I'm re-broadcasting it to share my older episodes with my BlogTalkRadio listeners. Most of my show are on evergreen topics. This encore episode includes a few minutes of discussion on some active legislation that is a timely topic. Even though it's a year old, I'm convinced you'll find it to be interesting and relevant to your business.

A chamber of commerce is often the first place a business connects in a community. However, they do more than host networking groups and send out welcome packets. How much do you know about what they do? In this episode of Business: Engaged!, we talk with Raymond Burns and Michael Lindsey of the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce in Rogers, Arkansas. They explain what a chamber of commerce does and how membership can benefit a business. One important role that a chamber of commerce serves is influencing legislation that affects economic development and business regulation. They'll update us on what members are saying and how lawmakers are responding.This is Episode 12. It originally aired on July 9, 2012 on my old network. I'm re-broadcasting it to share my older episodes with my BlogTalkRadio listeners. Most of my show are on evergreen topics. This encore episode includes a few minutes of discussion on some active legislation that is a timely topic. Even though it's a year old, I'm convinced you'll find it to be interesting and relevant to your business.

We find our heroes starting abrupt because the conversation was just too funny in my opinion. Michael Lindsey joins the Sweeet and Beef and we discuss Halloween, stories from Manny's old job, what Mike does for a living and other various stories... Hopefully by the third episode we will have more of a format, until then... Courage. :D

A chamber of commerce is often the first place a business connects in a community. However, they do more than host networking groups and send out welcome packets. How much do you know about what they do? In this episode of Business: Engaged!, we talk with Raymond Burns and Michael Lindsey of the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce in Rogers, … Read more about this episode...

Assistant Professor of Sociology, Rice University. Faculty Associate of Leadership Rice and Assistant Director of the Center on Race, Religion, and Urban Life. He is the author of two books, both with George Gallup, Jr., and has written many scholarly and popular essays. He has received numerous awards for his writing, teaching and speaking and writes a regular column for REV! magazine. His book, Faith in the Halls of Power , is based on personal interviews with over 300 prominent evangelical Americans including two former presidents, dozens of political and government leaders, more than 100 top business executives, plus Hollywood moguls, intellectuals, athletes, and other powerful individuals.