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Today's Song of the Day is “Money On 7” from Amy Helm's album Silver City, out now.

#CouplesTherapy The One with Dating the Neighbor + Dumbest thing you spent Money On, What TV Workplace Would You Actually Like to Work At, Florida Man Game, Parfum de Mayonnaise & More!

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In this fourth episode of Season 5 of Beyond the Thesis with Papa PhD, I'm sharing with you my conversation about nagivating the PhD journey and avoiding misconceptions about the doctorate with Merle van den Akker. Merle van den Akker finished a PhD in behavioural science and left academia to become an applied behavioural scientist in the financial services. She has blogged and written a book about her experiences inside and outside of academia, and how to make the most of both worlds! What we covered in the interview: Merle's early academic and professional journey Studying, interviewing, and deciding on a PhDStruggling with the PhD journey, finding supportThe importance of choosing your PhD supervisor wiselyPhD and academia careersHow tunnel vision during the PhDs can hinder your professional successHow venting about academia on a blog led into Merle's recently published bookSeeking support, prioritizing health, exploring alternatives This episode's resources: Money On the Mind | BlogMerle van den Akker | TwitterThe Ultimate Guide to Doing a PhD | Book Thank you, Merle van den Akker! If you enjoyed this conversation with Merle, let her know by clicking the link below and leaving her a message on LinkedIn:Send Merle van den Akker a thank you message on LinkedIn!Click here to share your key take-away from this interview with David! Leave a review on Podchaser ! Support the show ! You might also like the following episodes: Jacob Kendall – The Stuff You Don't Plan for But ShouldKate Dahl – Reinventing Yourself after AcademiaStephanie Fuccio – When Time Comes to Leave Your PhDSirisha Kuchimanchi – Navigating Manufacturing and Engineering as a WomanAs always, if you find value in Papa PhD and in the content I bring you every week, click on one of the buttons below and send some of that value back to me by becoming a supporter on Patreon or by buying me a coffee :) Support the show on Patreon ! Or buy me a coffee :)

Word on the Street the hottest party on talk radio now airing 7pm-10pm. Did Stacey Abrams lose or did Governor Brian Kemp win? Money On the Street with OYXgen Financials' Ted Jenkin discusses the market's reaction to the primary election. We hear from you for Smack Talk On the Street!

Word on the Street the hottest party on talk radio now airing 7pm-10pm. Shelley Wynter spent the day with Sen. Lindsey Graham and the man who Sen Graham was campaigning for Herschel Walker joins the show to give his thoughts on Friday's debate. Money On the Street covers inflation questions on rent, energy and the bond market

Money On the Street covers inflation questions on rent, energy and the bond market with OYXgen Financial Ted Jenkin.

When we talk about activism through a financial or economic lens, most of time, people think of two things: shopping and investing. And those are important. But the single biggest financial decision we make is what we do for a living, our work.My guests today are Kiersten and Julien Saunders, who I think are incredible role models for thinking about work, both doing work that aligns to your values, and maintaining maybe the healthiest work-life balance I've seen among people whose work is fundamentally online. Kiersten and Julien Saunders are the creators of the Rich and Regular blog, the creators of the Money On the Table YouTube series, hosts of the Rich & Regular podcast, money editors at Success Magazine, and now authors of the brand new book Cashing Out, which I highly.We talk about choosing work that's aligned to your values, making trade-offs to focus where your heart tells you to, and the upsides of working for yourself.Links from today's episode:Buy Wallet ActivismBuy Cashing OutTanja's piece on Bloomberg about ethical investingTanja's blog post on buying ebooks and audiobooks without using AmazonRich & RegularMoney on the Table video seriesFulton Street Books & CoffeeA Long Walk to Freedom

While we're managing our businesses, our teams, and everything in between, creating freedom in our own lives often means placing our trust and support in partners who empower us to prioritize. Jenny Wemert talks about how she learned to choose the right partners for her “teamerage” and offers advice on building your business in a way that offers you and your team the freedom to stop trading time for money. What you will learn in this episode: Why Jenny went from a career in teaching to owning her own brokerage How Jenny used her teaching background to build camaraderie and community in her farming networks What a “Teamerage” is and why Jenny refers to her business as one Why Jenny and her partners have made the conscious decision to operate their business as a team — from top to bottom The role that hiring played in helping Jenny scale her business What Jenny did to create freedom in her life while balancing her team, her family, and her personal goals How Jenny continues to build her business in a way that allows her and her team to “stop trading time for money” Stop Trading Time for Money On this episode of the Pursuing Freedom podcast, Jenny Wemert talks about how she learned to choose the right partners for her “teamerage” and offers advice on building your business in a way that offers you and your team the freedom to stop trading time for money. Following Her Servant Heart Right out of college, Jenny became a teacher. Jenny loved teaching and was naturally great at it, but as someone who had always been driven by what she calls a “servant heart,” Jenny soon found that teaching simply wasn't allowing her to live up to her full potential. There was just something missing. Jenny knew she had a gift for creating connections and influencing growth in others, so she decided to find a career that allowed her to put those skills to work. Lucky for her, it took no time at all for her to realize that that career was in real estate. Not only did the real estate business appeal to Jenny's competitive spirit and affinity for fast-paced work, but it also gave her an opportunity to use her servant's heart while building up her business. She started in her own neighborhood, creating connections, building camaraderie, and farming those communities for business leads. When her network started expanding more quickly than she had anticipated, Jenny realized that that success simply couldn't be managed alone. She needed a team. So she hired a few trusted partners, and when her business grew even more, she hired again. Little by little, Jenny scaled her business and grew her brokerage team up to nearly 80 people. “Widening the Umbrella” From the get-go, Jenny and her partners have remained committed to operating the business and the brokerage — the “teamerage,” as they've come to call it — as a team. While the business generates leads for the agents, they continue to work as a collective, sharing in their numbers and in their successes. This “teamerage,” and the culture of partnership they've created together, are what Jenny says she's most proud of. Jenny continues to grow her business using the same philosophy she held when she first got her start. She calls it “widening the umbrella.” Quite simply, whenever her current team reaches a point where they have enough leads to go around and then some, they hire again. Jenny believes that continuing to create more opportunities for others has been the key to sustainably scaling her business while prioritizing her own time and freedom. She also emphasizes that contributing to the success of others hasn't diminished her own in the slightest. In fact, it has empowered her to create a business and a life where she never feels the need to trade her time for money. Moving forward, Jenny is committed to helping everyone she works with achieve the same level of freedom. About Jenny Wemert Jenny Wemert has focused her energy on cultivating and building her team to serve clients and always exceed expectations. Serving 1029 families last year alone, her team is comprised of agents, transaction coordinators, a full marketing department, and support staff. Combining innovative vision and strategic marketing concepts with unmatched dedication to achieve the highest level of results truly does create clients for life. Boasting many awards, the ones which matter most to Jenny and her team are those reviews written by their clients. With over 2160+ five-star reviews to the Wemert name to date throughout social media, common notes of trustworthiness and dedication are woven throughout. There is no higher compliment for a realty team. How to Connect with Jenny Website: https://wemertgrouprealty.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennywemert/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WemertGroupRealty Twitter: https://twitter.com/WemertGroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wemertgrouprealty/ Balanced Growth Course: Website: https://pursuingfreedom.thinkific.com/courses/balanced-growth Additional Resources: Set for Success Planner Time Tracker 5-Step Guide to More Referrals

In this episode, I am joined by Daniel Jose Ruiz. I came across his article "Dragons are for White Kids with Money: On the Friction of Geekdom and Race" while reading a book about board gaming. Daniel is an author, podcaster, and more. Being a father of two young kids, we swapped ideas for games. Daniel brought Yogarrr to my attention, and I bought it immediately for my kids. We also discuss how we get through boring meetings, how a chiropractor could make a lot of money being at a convention, and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adam-f-collins/support

Welcome to episode 74 of Activist #MMT. Today I talk with Chris McArdle (Twitter/@ChrisMctwtr) on the politics and pitfalls of implementing the MMT-designed job guarantee. Chris was politically active in the 2000s, and an early and strong supporter of then-Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dannel P. Malloy. Chris later joined the Malloy administration during its two terms, conducting policy research and providing public and governmental relations around economic development, housing, and workforce. [Here’s a link to part two of this episode.] While traveling around Connecticut in 2010 with candidate Malloy, Chris encountered other candidates at all levels of government. One of them was running for the then-open seat for US Senate, first attempting to earn the Democratic nomination, and ultimately running as a third-party candidate in the general election. What set this candidate apart was his unique policy proposals, highlighted by the promise of a job for anyone who wanted one. That candidate was Warren Mosler. After the campaign ended, Chris joined Warren and his son for lunch, noting the fancy car out front that Warren himself had built. Warren bought lunch and Chris bought two of Warren’s books (Seven Deadly Innocent Frauds Of Economic Policy and Soft Currency Economics). The two stayed in touch, and Chris was introduced to the then still-small community of economists and students of MMT. He soon spent many hours reading MMT papers and posts, and learning key concepts like Wynne Godley’s sectoral balance identity, Abba Lerner’s functional finance, and Georg Fredric Knapp’s state theory of money. In 2018, MMT economists released their paper Public Service Employment: A Path to Full Employment. Chris used the paper as an opportunity to introduce the possibility of a job guarantee to the Commissioner and staff of the Connecticut Department of Labor. Chris praises the authors of the paper for its acknowledgment of political realities. An example is how it considers existing Prevailing Rate structures in a number of states, including Connecticut. This is important because it avoids unnecessarily alienating the building trades unions, therefore increasing the chances that they will support the proposal. He’s also proud to have made a small contribution to this particular aspect of the proposal. The other concept Chris and I discuss regarding the job guarantee is one I struggle to grasp during this episode, but became more clear of in follow-up conversations. The job guarantee as designed by MMT economists would be a federal law that is federally funded and locally designed and administered. This means that state, county, and municipal governments would design the implementation they deem appropriate for their communities. Chris remembers well the pitfalls and potential abuse of a government-run jobs program such as those endured by the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) of 1973. One of those pitfalls is the stigma associated to having a "government job." What Chris recommends is that the actual hiring and management of those jobs be placed into the hands of, for example, non-profits and public-private partnerships. As is already the case in areas such as for the provisioning of social services and construction of housing, governmental and quasi-governmental entities would provide professional selection and oversight, while avoiding creation of a large new government workforce and bureaucracy. Finally, it should also be noted that in Chris’ state (Connecticut), there is no county government – implying that the job guarantee would most likely be delivered at the state level. Where I live in New Jersey, county governments are more prominent. This episode is part one of a two-part conversation. In part two, Chris and I discuss online activism, and also the concept of "Truth" versus theory. MMT is not "the truth about economics" as I have, admittedly, often said, it is simply the most convincing economic theory (to both me and Chris). Truth is an inherently-subjective term and using it is therefore not conducive to encouraging others to look into MMT, let alone be convinced by it. We end by giving a rundown of our lists of important sources that we find valuable to pass on to others interested in learning more about MMT, both from an introductory point of view, and for those wanting more detail. Many links to these sources and more can be found in the show notes. Now onto my conversation with Chris McArdle. Resources Regarding the political issues surrounding the implementation of a job guarantee: A 2018 paper by L. Randall Wray, Policy Note: A Consensus Strategy For A Universal Job Guarantee Program MMT resources recommended by Chris: The podcast interview where Warren Mosler is interviewed by Alan Kohler (as highly praised by Chris in this episode) Video: Alan Greenspan speaks with Paul Ryan Warren Mosler’s MMT White Paper Stephanie’s 1998 paper, Can taxes and bond sales finance government spending? L. Randall Wray’s paper, The state theory of money to Modern Money Theory Introductory MMT resources recommended by me: Good first academic papers to learn MMT (for the layperson) What is an academic theory? And how does the term relate to Modern Money Theory?: Understanding what the T in MMT involves, Bill Mitchell, 2018: post, interview Read the first chapter of the 2020 book by John Harvey, Contending Perspectives in Economics Mentioned by Chris: The concept of degrees of separation BJ Fogg, founder, Stanford’s Behavior Technology Labs Nicholas Christakis' book Blueprint 2019 Johann Hari book about the failed War on Drugs, Chasing the Scream Mentioned by me: Bill Cimbrelo, MMT federal candidate from Massachusetts Comfirmation that MMT and its job guarantee are inseparable. Two additional in recent sources related to the CETA program: April 2021 article: Artists say a forgotten Nixon-era jobs program could radically alter federal arts funding 2018 it’s out of the podcast Money On the Left: Ballerinas On the Dole with Colleen Hooper

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SHOW NOTES Today's guest, Ash Anil, is Business Leader at Technical Safety BC.. Why is a government organization on a podcast talking about Customer Experience? Turns out focusing on Customer Experience is also good government. Specifically we learn: a) How focusing on Customer Experience can literally save lives. b) How Technical Safety B.C. dramatically increased customer satisfaction scores through digitization of common forms and documentation required for compliance. c) How Technical Safety B.C. continues to innovate for all of its customers in spite of the wide range of technical adoption (some don't have email, for example). d) How Technical Safety BC maintains a spirit of innovation that is radically focused on adding customer value. e) Much, much more.... About our Guest, Ash Anil Ashutosh Anil has been an innovation leader in the customer experience, product & service industry for almost 2 decades, supporting global organizations such as Best Buy, ADP Canada, Rogers Communications, 3 Telecom UK, Fido Solutions, as well as Canadian SaaS startups like Money On the Go (AKA MOGO) and Rise People.  As a precise and creative strategic planner, Ash connects culture, people, and customer centricity to build diverse teams who passionately and aggressively pursue best-in-class CX. In his current role as Business Leader at Technical Safety BC, Ash religiously applies customer centricity to the cause of public participation in safety, inspiring employees to put CX first in an industry where the concept of “Outside In” value creation can sometime gets lost. New Theme Music! Ooo Yeah! I have a fancy new intro! Thank you to Justin Dove at Core Image Studio for making the podcast sound grown up! To reach Justin for your own fancy intro, check out Core Image Studio. Leave us a review on iTunes I really appreciate all the support I've been receiving on this podcast! Thank you! If you want to leave a rating and review on iTunes, that's always helpful for people to find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating / review on iTunes Contact Pat Perdue on Twitter I always love hearing from folks on Twitter. Click here to send me a Tweet: @PatPerdue Thank you for listening.

SHOW NOTES Today's guest, Ash Anil, is Business Leader at Technical Safety BC.. Why is a government organization on a podcast talking about Customer Experience? Turns out focusing on Customer Experience is also good government. Specifically we learn: a) How focusing on Customer Experience can literally save lives. b) How Technical Safety B.C. dramatically increased customer satisfaction scores through digitization of common forms and documentation required for compliance. c) How Technical Safety B.C. continues to innovate for all of its customers in spite of the wide range of technical adoption (some don't have email, for example). d) How Technical Safety BC maintains a spirit of innovation that is radically focused on adding customer value. e) Much, much more…. About our Guest, Ash Anil Ashutosh Anil has been an innovation leader in the customer experience, product & service industry for almost 2 decades, supporting global organizations such as Best Buy, ADP Canada, Rogers Communications, 3 Telecom UK, Fido Solutions, as well as Canadian SaaS startups like Money On the Go (AKA MOGO) and Rise People.  As a precise and creative strategic planner, Ash connects culture, people, and customer centricity to build diverse teams who passionately and aggressively pursue best-in-class CX. In his current role as Business Leader at Technical Safety BC, Ash religiously applies customer centricity to the cause of public participation in safety, inspiring employees to put CX first in an industry where the concept of “Outside In” value creation can sometime gets lost. New Theme Music! Ooo Yeah! I have a fancy new intro! Thank you to Justin Dove at Core Image Studio for making the podcast sound grown up! To reach Justin for your own fancy intro, check out Core Image Studio. Leave us a review on iTunes I really appreciate all the support I've been receiving on this podcast! Thank you! If you want to leave a rating and review on iTunes, that's always helpful for people to find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating / review on iTunes Contact Pat Perdue on Twitter I always love hearing from folks on Twitter. Click here to send me a Tweet: @PatPerdue Thank you for listening.

We hear all the time about the gap between those with college degrees and those without. In 2015, the gap hit a record high: people who finished college earned 56 percent more than those who didn’t (other sources have the percentage even higher, including scholar Bryan Caplan). Over the past few years, then-President Barack Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders proposed bills to either increase college attainment or make public colleges tuition-free for all. But Caplan is a contrarian on this topic. He says that “the world might be better off without college for everyone,” and believes it’s time to rethink our current approach to higher education. Caplan is a professor of economics at George Mason University, and author of “The Case Against Education: Why The Education System Is A Waste of Time and Money” On this week’s show, he talks to us about why so many college graduates struggle to find a job, why employers increasingly require college degrees (or higher) from job applicants, and why he thinks that cutting government funding for education is the best solution.

Barry and Morgan talk about Twin Peaks. A lot. Especially since it just might explain EVERYTHING about Barry’s writing. Do readers today demand more closure in books, and if so, why? Plus: How cool superheroes are and why geekdom should be for everyone, regardless of race, sex, or planet of origin. Links: Why Is ‘Twin Peaks’ So Influential? - The Atlantic Twin Peaks - Official Series Site | SHOWTIME The West Wing Episode Guide "Endings to be useful must be inconclusive." - Samuel R. Delaney The Leftovers | The Official Website for the HBO Series Mad Men - Wikipedia MARK FROST - novelist, television/film writer, director, Producer The Millions : Dragons Are for White Kids with Money: On the Friction of Geekdom and Race - The Millions Durlans | DC Database Pre-Crisis | DC Database Adventures of Superman Vol 1 507: The comic where Superman doesn’t drop the n-bomb Superman decries racism Rate us on iTunes

"Our personalities are made up of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual components. They're molded and colored and given intricacies by our upbringing, our experiences, our fears, our passions, and our observations of the world. What I am calling your “Financial Personality” is just one aspect of who you are." – Tony Walker, author & creator of  The 3 Personalities of Money® On this installment of the David Lukas Show, David first addresses the three types of financial personalities and how important it is to know what yours is and why. David also explains how your personality influences how you feel and deal with your money. So what, specifically, are The 3 Personalities Of Money® you ask? Speculator- A speculator is a trader who approaches the financial markets intending to make a money by buying low and selling high (or higher), not necessarily in that order. The speculator is distinguished from the investor, who approaches the financial markets with the intention of making a return on his capital. Investor- An investor allocates capital expecting a positive future financial return. Investors approach the financial markets with the expectations of making a return on his capital. Saver- a person who regularly saves money through a recognized scheme. They're interested in an object, action, or process that prevents their financial resources from being used up or expended. Do you know what your financial personality is? If you're a saver, you've got to understand your personality before you can appropriately make decisions concerning your retirement. Not sure where you stand? Take the test NOW. Biblical theme of today's show: With faith in God, the future is bright. Ecclesiastes (NIV) 8:7, Since no one knows the future, who can tell someone else what is to come? Luke (NIV) 17:24, For the Son of Man in his day will be like the lightning, which flashes and lights up the sky from one end to the other. Did you know that the Official David Lukas Show Android App, Iphone App and Windows App are available and FREE!!! You can listen to the archived shows on demand, take advantage of valuable information and bonus content. Want to know more about how David Lukas Financial can help you put a safe and secure game plan together that you can count on? —call all David Lukas, (501) 218-8880, today to learn more about The WorryFree Retirement® process. Remember, there's never a fee or obligation to meet with David.

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Storm Movement Radio (Live Studio Mix w/ DJ Bloc) # 23By DJ BlocGenre: hip Hop, R&b, reggae, Soca, dance, house, popTags: dance, dj Bloc, hip hop, house, internet, mixshow, movement, podcast, pop, r&b, radio, soca, storm, storm movement radioDownload : MP3 Audio Storm Movement Radio (DJ Bloc Live Studio Hip Hop Hip Mix) Podcast #23   TRACK PLAYLIST:.........1. 5 Star Chick (Remix) - Yo Gotti Feat. Gucci Mane, Trina and Nicki Minaj2. Crime Wave - 50 Cent 3. Back To The Crib - Juelz Santana Feat. Chris Brown4. Bed Rock - Young Money Feat. Lloyd 5. Aloha - Fat Joe Feat. Pleasure P6. Imma Do It - Fabolous Feat. Kobe7. Say Somthing - Timbaland Feat. Drake8. Money On the Floor - Corte9. Angels - Dirty Money Feat. Notorious B.I.G.10. Break Up (Ted Smooth Remix) - Mario 11. Empire State of Mind - Jay Z Feat. Alicia Keys12. On To The Next One - Jay Z Feat. Swizz Beatz 13. Say Aah - Trey Songz Feat. Fabolous 14. Everything, Everyday, Everywhere - Fabolous Feat. Keri Hilson 15. Ride The Wave (Remix) - Trav Feat. Lloyd Banks and Juelz Santana16. Imma Zoe - Black Dada 17. Congratulations - Fat Joe Feat. Rico Love and TA18. A Star Is Born - Jay Z Feat. J. Cole19. Gangsta Luv - Snoop Dogg The Dream 20. Money To Blow - Birdman Feat. 2 Pistols, Drake and Lil Wayne21. Forever - Drake Feat. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem