Podcasts about motors

On the program this week Mikey Thomas of Gold Stroke Motors in Watkinsville, GA. Mikey works for Nathan Mende at Boxerworks in Watkinsville, GA—--AND he is the head honcho of his own shop— Gold Stroke Motors. GSM specializes in custom airhead builds with an eye towards authenticity and practicality. You can see all of his builds–some of which we'll discuss in the program— at Gold Stroke Motors.com or at instagram.com/goldstrokemotors/ Drop us a line at airheads247@hotmail.com Support the Airhead 247 Podcast by becoming a member of the BMW MOA—it's FREE. Follow this link 247.bmwmoa.org and use the code airheads247 to register for a FREE one year digital membership. It's a quick and easy process and a simple way to support this program.

Name one other podcast where you can hear about heavy 3D-printed drones, DIY semiconductors, and using licorice to block laser beams. Throw in homebrew relays, a better mouse trap, and logic analyzers, and you'll certainly be talking about Elliot Williams and Al Williams on Hackaday Podcast 235. There's also contest news, thermoforming, and something that looks a little like 3D-printed Velcro. Elliot and Al also have their semi-annual argument about Vi vs. Emacs. Spoiler alert: they decided they both suck. Missed any of their picks? Check out the links on Hackaday, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!

- Unifor Targets Ford - Hellcat is the Most Stolen Car - U.S. August Sales Look Strong - BYD to Surpass BMW, Mercedes and Renault - Alfa 33 Stradale is One Serious Supercar - Ram TRX Gets $10K Price Hike - Rivian Brings Motors In-House - Tesla Autopilot Faces More Investigations - New Passat PHEV Gets More RangeThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3270299/advertisement

- Unifor Targets Ford - Hellcat is the Most Stolen Car - U.S. August Sales Look Strong - BYD to Surpass BMW, Mercedes and Renault - Alfa 33 Stradale is One Serious Supercar - Ram TRX Gets $10K Price Hike - Rivian Brings Motors In-House - Tesla Autopilot Faces More Investigations - New Passat PHEV Gets More Range

Jared Luke and Kate Harrison from Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing in Maryville talk about all the benefits of working for Kawasaki in Maryville.  We discussed the starting wage and the overnight shift differential which is over four dollars an hour, benefits including company picnic's and appreciation dinners to name a few!  

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In this weekend episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc look at the proposed new aid to the Ukraine, Biden's race against truth, the origins of World War II, and the origins of frustration in Oliver Anthony's "Rich Men North of Richmond."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're wrapping up season 12 this week with guest Cameron Spoor. Will he be coming back for season 13? Listen and find out! Here are today's clues:  1. rose, Bella, Berry, side.  2. monarch, flush, blue, pennant.  3. grain, gear, nail, Fairy.  4. athletic, Motors, winner, advocate. 

Joey Henderson joins the podcast to talk about airflow and how we can get air where it needs to go. Duct design is one of the subjects that fuel Joey's passion for HVAC. In many cases, people focus too heavily on the equipment when diagnosing airflow problems; sometimes, the equipment simply can't perform as it should due to a poorly designed duct system. In residential HVAC, many duct systems aren't adequately planned out, and the airflow can't overcome restrictions like filters. We also need to keep in mind that flex ducts need to be as straight and tight as possible, and it's usually best if we slightly upsize them (compared to sheet metal). Even though balancing dampers aim to solve airflow problems, they often lead to other issues when installed and used incorrectly. In many cases, proper duct design would solve problems without the need for balancing dampers. Bypass dampers are also commonly misapplied. Some technicians also aren't properly trained to position their static pressure probes appropriately to measure total external static pressure, which leads to faulty readings and misinformed diagnoses. We can start by looking at things that can improve system performance at the equipment, like filtration; we can think of the equipment as the heart and the duct system as arteries (with static pressure as blood pressure), and the equipment also has the biggest pressure drop. Joey and Bryan also discuss: Joey's HVAC beginnings in the Navy and current work in education Educators' unique communication styles Learning from other educators as an educator Plenum boxes and turbulence Using wye fittings Laminar flow Modifying existing duct systems Motors and amp draw Building duct transitions Clients and money limitations Communicating with customers about airflow issues Ethics around duct design Unique duct challenges with inverter-driven systems   Check out Joey's training, social media, and contact information at https://joejoehvac.com/.  Learn more about the HVACR Training Symposium or buy a virtual ticket today at https://hvacrschool.com/symposium. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

Deakin invites Adam Knowles of Minn Kota on Business from the Bass Boat to discuss the New Ultrex Quest Trolling Motor. They do a deep dive on the re-vamped line of Minn Kota motors, and talk the future of trolling motors! • Business from the Bass Boat on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-from-the-bass-boat/id1498266771• Business from the Bass Boat on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5bcNUjUIrzHhDdhYbf0Y8F?si=igWWXGVSQYKJqK8-uOn1DA&nd=1Thanks for watching! Comment, Like and SUBSCRIBE!Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3_09tweHsaCfRP7GD1drfw/joinWant to rock some Serious Angler, Business from the Bass Boat or Serious Dangler merch? Click the link to shop: https://seriousanglernetwork.com/----------DISCOUNT CODES/SHOW PARTNERS: • Check out the lineup of X2Power AGM and Lithium batteries at https://x2powerbattery.com/! • Looking to shop the best fishing electronics on the market the supplies to best rig your boat/kayak? Need expert service to rig your boat for you? Check out Bass Fishin Electronics at https://www.bassfishinelectronics.com/• Do you have a bait you like that just isn't perfect? Become a tackle tinkerer with the help of our friends at Do-It Molds! Click this link to get set up: https://store.do-itmolds.com/?AffId=26• Omnia Fishing: Use code "SERIOUSFIRST" for 15% off your FIRST order on Omnia and then for anything future orders use code "SERIOUS10" for 10% off your entire order at (www.omniafishing.com)• Hobie Eyewear (20% Off): Use This Link: https://shrsl.com/2w5mb & use code “SERIOUS20” ----------Listen and follow the other shows on the Serious Angler Podcast Network:• Lure Lab YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9v-l3kxscyEo1VaR496YuA• Lure Lab Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lurelabpodcast/• Lure Lab Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lure-lab-fishing-tackle-podcast/id1647356424• Lure Lab Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/492TVeCHB214CzMUg1NHwX?si=d598629bef024663----------Follow Along On Serious Angler Social Media:• Instagram: www.instagram.com/seriousangler/• Facebook: www.facebook.com/SeriousAngler• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SeriousAnglerBassFishing• Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@seriousangler• Twitter: https://twitter.com/SeriousAngler• Have a question? Email us at theseriousangler@gmail.com----------Follow Our Personal Social Media:• Adam's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adam_deakin_/• Andy's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fullfishingguideservice/• Andy's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkuwh_ttyk2uI6CKFHKNtAA• Andy's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FullFishingGuide• Bailey's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOpM5fxOcUciqLsIB8dK7Ag• Bailey's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bailey_eigbrett/• Bailey's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BaileyEigbrettFishing----------Want to get on some BIG Lake Erie Smallmouth Bass? Get in touch with Andrew and book a trip! • Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Fullfishingguideservice• Andrew's Email: fullfishingguideservice@gmail.com----------#Businessfromthebassboat #BFTBB #seriousanglerSupport the showDeakin's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adam_deakin_/

There's a new car coming to market that will probably make its owners search out the sunniest spots in the parking lot...Aptera Motors is designing and manufacturing this car: a plug-in electric hybrid that can run up to 40 miles on a single, solar-powered charge. This week on How I Built This Lab, Steve Fambro shares how he and his co-CEO revived their once-defunct auto company thanks to the promise of solar energy. Plus, Steve's take on why today's vehicles require so much energy, and how Aptera's novel design could change the way we think about cars forever...This episode was produced by Kerry Thompson and edited by John Isabella, with music by Ramtin Arablouei. Our audio engineer was Neal Rauch. You can follow HIBT on Twitter & Instagram, and email us at hibt@id.wondery.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aptera Motors, a California startup, is developing a solar electric car. For people who drive 65 kilometers (40 miles) a day or less, the company says it won't cost a cent. It also promises a fully charged battery can let you travel up to 1600 kilometers (100 miles). And Aptera claims its vehicle is three times more efficient than a Tesla Model S. Joining Julia to discuss is Aptera CEO Chris Anthony. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

INTERVIEW THP15: Parker Meeks / Hyzon Motors -  A Blueprint To Shape The Future Of The Hydrogen Transportation IndustrySpecial Interview Series - Parker Meeks / Hyzon Motors - I recently sat down with Parker Meeks, the CEO of Hyzon Motors, to discuss Hyzon's hydrogen blueprint for Long Haul Trucking and after this conversation I have every confidence that Hyzon is moving forward in a position of strength to tackle fleet operators decarbonization efforts. I highly recommend giving this interview a listen as he clearly outlines the plan for hydrogen to move forward in the next couple of years. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbFwDu-NCHQ&ab_channel=TheHydrogenPodcastListen to The Podcast: https://thehydrogenpodcast.com/interview-thp15-parker-meeks-hyzon-motors-a-blueprint-to-shape-the-future-of-the-hydrogen-transportation-industry/Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-hydrogen-podcastApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hydrogen-podcast/id1560907194#HyzonMotors #PerformanceFoodGroup #Hyliion #RavenSR  #Hydrogen #TheHydrogenPodcastThis is an important topic, and one that I hope everyone in the hydrogen industry pays attention to. Thanks for listening and as always, if you have feedback on this interview, please feel free to email me at info@thehydrogenpodcast.comHave a great day,Paul Rodden

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Hi-Viz Sights Presents: A preview of The Fowl Life TV's Season 15, Episode 5, The Senior Project. Chad previews this week's episode of Benelli's The Fowl Life, where the crew visits Southern Louisiana to hunt and cook with the Gator-Tail team! Pecan Island is a cherished area of Cajun Country Louisiana. From the gulf to the marsh to the brackish waters, it is full of ducks, gators and seafood, and the guys got to experience it all! Kyle, Bubba, Hoyt, and Charlie welcome Chad into their world of building the best duck-hunting boats and motors on earth, as well as cooking up gumbo and jambalaya that would make you slap yo mama! It's an episode full of culture and passion and we are so thankful to be part of Gator-Tail Nation! This episode is brought to you by Hi-Viz Sights, Gator-Tail Boats and Motors, Benelli Shotguns, Federal Premium Black Cloud, KERSHAW Knives, Jack Link's Jerky, CamoSpace, SecureIt Firearm Storage, and Bad Boy Mowers.

Recientemente pude ver y probar el nuevo EMPOW de @gacmotor_panama y hoy Eynar Samudio nos conversará todo lo que nos trae este sedán deportivo con 167 caballos de fuerza y la tecnología detrás de la potencia y seguridad en #VidaDigital @radioanconpa con @guillermo.ruiz.q Si estás aquí por primera vez recuerda seguirnos en redes sociales y suscribirte para nuestras actualizaciones. Apóyanos en Amazon! Compra a través de https://vdig.co/amazon​​​​​​ y parte de lo que compres irá a apoyarnos como canal. Apóyanos en https://patreon.com/vidadigital​​​​​​ y únete a la comunidad de Vida Digital. Déjanos saber en los comentarios qué tema te gustaría que cubriéramos en una próxima entrega. Como todos los miércoles, hablamos de tecnología con Guillermo Ruiz en La Mañana Ancón 92.1FM. No te olvides de darle "Me gusta" y Suscribirte - y síguenos también en nuestras redes: https://instagram.com/vidadigital https://facebook.com/vidadigital https://anchor.fm/vidadigital https://www.tiktok.com/@vidadigital https://twitter.com/vidadigital https://www.linkedin.com/company/74288846 https://youtube.com/VidaDigital https://vidadigital.com.pa --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vidadigital/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vidadigital/support

Aviation contributes about 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions.  Its carbon footprint is one of the more difficult ones to reduce.  Electrifying planes would shrink that footprint considerably, but it represents a significant technical challenge.  To date, only small all-electric planes have gotten off the ground.  The electric motors in those planes generate hundreds of […]

This week I had the privilege to sit down with Matt Thomas, undersheriff of Pinal Count in Arizona and author of Interceptors: The Untold Fight Against the Mexican Cartels. Matt and I discuss the impact the Cartels are having in this country, some initiatives our government could take but aren't to combat them and a host of other related issues concerning leadership and how we as a people become better. Sit back and give this episode a listen, Matt is someone really dialed into the issues at our border and has a wealth of knowledge on not only the problem, but more importantly , the solution.A veteran Deputy Sheriff with over 30 years on the job, currently serving as the Chief Deputy, Executive Officer to the Sheriff. I have worked in the following assignments: Detention, Patrol, Traffic, Training, Academy, Narcotics, Anti-Smuggling, Motors and SWAT. As a Sergeant (2001 to 2010) I supervised in Patrol, Training, Academy, Narcotics, Motors and as a Team Leader on SWAT. As a Lieutenant (2010 to current) I was assigned to the Criminal Investigations Bureau through April 2014 and was in command of our regional SWAT team, Narcotics, Anti-Smuggling, Persons Crimes, and Property Crimes. In April of 2014 I transferred to Patrol as the regional Commander for our largest populated region of San Tan Valley. In June 2016 I transferred back to Special Operations in the Criminal Investigations Bureau and once again commanded our SWAT team, Narcotics and Anti-Smuggling unit. On January 1, 2017 I accepted a position as the Chief Deputy. After serving nearly 18 years on our regional SWAT team, having worked my way through the ranks to command the team from 2010 through 2014, I retired from the team with my transfer to Patrol, and returned to command the team from 2016 to 2017 when I was promoted to Chief Deputy. In addition to my work duties, I instruct in close quarters tactics, Mexican cartels, undercover, and leadership. I have also worked with the NRA Life of Duty program to bring a positive light to law enforcement.http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Sheriff/AboutPCSO/Pages/Chief.aspxhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewthomas500?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3Br%2FrMCKDtRIOKEoMyrketNA%3D%3Dhttps://www.amazon.com/Interceptors-Untold-Against-Mexican-Cartels/dp/0578374269/ref=sr_1_1?crid=35MMOR1NIT57F&keywords=interceptors+the+untold+fight+against+the+mexican+cartels&qid=1689888358&sprefix=interceptors+the+unto%2Caps%2C102&sr=8-1Thank you for taking the time to give this podcast a listen. If you would like more information on other Law enforcement Life Coach initiatives, our "Sometimes Heroes Need Help" wellness seminar or our One-On-One life coaching please visit :www.lawenforcementlifecoach.comJohn@lawenforcementlifecoach.comAnd if you would like to watch the interview you can view it in it's entirety on the Law Enforcement Life Coach YouTube Channel : https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCib6HRqAFO08gAkZQ-B9Ajw/videos/upload?filter=%5B%5D&sort=%7B%22columnType%22%3A%22date%22%2C%22sortOrder%22%3A%22DESCENDING%22%7D

A recent report said that Indonesia's electric vehicle (EV) market is projected to reach $20 billion by 2029, up from $533 million in 2022. 

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(3:46) - Megawatt electrical motor designed by MIT engineers could help electrify aviationThis episode was brought to you by Mouser, our favorite place to get electronics parts for any project, whether it be a hobby at home or a prototype for work. Click HERE to check out the article on autonomous luggage!

"I wanted to be with you alone/And talk about the weather." Well put, Rollie & Curt. You could even say that we're head over heels about talking about songs about talking about the weather (or something like that). And this week's supersized episode is a whole lotta talk about the weather. It's a whole lotta sunshine. A whole lotta rainbows. A whole lotta fun. A whole lotta laughs. A whole lotta (electric) mayhem. A whole lotta Van. A whole lotta Yoko. A whole lotta Studs Turkel. And, most importantly, a whole lotta Rob. That's because our Third Lad this week is a kindred spirit, Rob Kassees, one of the hosts of the awesome podcast 1001 Album Complaints. Each week, Rob and his friends dissect a different album from Robert Dimery's book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. They approach each record with humor and an infectious mix of respect and irreverence, share stories and facts behind its creation, and ultimately vote whether you do truly need to hear the selected album before you die. It's a great show that gets a seal of approval from us! https://linktr.ee/thechopunlimited Also: A brand new O3L game to commemorate Rob's appearance with us, Kill or Die! Plus, new music by Sheffield shoegazers The Suncharms ('Telescope') and Power Pop Hall of Famers Flashcubes (a cover of The Motors' 'Forget About You'). The Suncharms: Music | Sunday Records (bandcamp.com) Flashcubes: Big Stir Records - The Flashcubes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Get ready for a new episode of the "OSHA Oops!" podcast! Join your hosts Mike and Rick as they delve into the wild world of workplace mishaps and hefty fines. This week, they're spotlighting a jaw-dropping incident involving a company that found itself slapped with a staggering $16,000 fine. Why, you ask? Well, prepare to be amazed as Mike and Rick unravel the tale of an employee who decided to test the power of a fan motor using their own finger! Tune in to discover how this electrifying incident unfolded, and prepare to laugh your way through an eye-opening discussion on the importance of employee training. Follow us on our social media:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/GotSafetyTwitter: https://twitter.com/GotSafetyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/realgotsafety/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/54294408/admin/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realgotsafetyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/GotSafetyApp

Our key points highlight the challenges and concerns surrounding the electric car revolution, focusing on the pullback by major carmakers, the potential negative impact on jobs, and the practical limitations and risks associated with transitioning to electric vehicles.Link to the featured article:https://www.yahoo.com/news/britain-risks-becoming-guinea-pig-050000500.htmlGrab a copy of my book:https://partsmanagerpro.gumroad.com/l/qtqax"The Parts Manager Guide" - https://www.amazon.com/Parts-Manager-Guide-Strategies-Maximize-ebook/dp/B09S23HQ1P/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3UZYOGZJUNJ9K&keywords=parts+manager+guide&qid=1644443157&sprefix=parts+manager+guid%2Caps%2C244&sr=8-4Please remember to like, share and leave your comments.Videos are uploaded weekly.Visit my website for more!https://www.partsmanagerprof.com/For the full video you can find it here on my YouTube channel: The Shocking Downfall of the Electric Car 'Revolution'If you want me to continue making videos like these, please donate to our paypal account: paypal.me/partsmanagerproFair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS* This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only.Electric car revolution, Stalling electric car revolution, Big carmakers, ElectrificationDemand for electric cars, VW electric vehicle productionFord job losses, Lordstown Motors bankruptcy, Elon Musk price cutsForcing electric cars, Petrol phase-out deadlines, UK's net zero targets

Ahoy, maritime enthusiasts! Set sail with Host Mike Murphy and Peter Svartsjö, IEC Low Voltage Manager, to explore motors in the marine industry and cover the following topics:The marine industry's vast impact on the global economy and what it includes.ABB's involvement and evolution in the marine industry, from hydraulic systems to motors.The specific locations of motors on ships and the significance of different IP ratings.Benefits of high-output motors and the various types found on vessels.Water-cooled vs. fan-cooled motors and their suitability for marine applications.ABB's commitment to providing reliable products for marine applications.The future of motors in the marine industry and upcoming developments.Sustainable ShippingMarine Duty MotorsHydroCool MotorsTo learn more about ABB's Baldor-Reliance motors, please visit baldor.abb.com.

John McMilliand, Founder of Shockwave Motors, Home of the Defiant EV3 Electric Roadster on Electric Vehicles Shockwavemotors.com Shockwave Motors is a veteran owned, SAE certified, national and international motorcycle manufacturer. Our all-electric commuter provides unprecedented charging convenience, along with an exhilarating driving experience, in a vehicle that is safe, pollution free, fun to drive, and very affordable. The Defiant EV3 Electric RoadsterTM is a hardtop/convertible seating three people. The battery is strategically located to allow easy access and provides an ultralow center of gravity for superior stability. The Roadster's standard battery has about a 100 mile range and recharges from a standard 120-volt outlet in about 8 hours, providing a daily range of up tp 200 miles all this for less than the average price of a used vehicle!

Spanarna bjuder på nya pärlor ur arkivet. I detta avsnitt från 1998 hör vi Gabriella Ahlström, Göran Everdahl och Jessika Gedin spana om bland annat att forskning visar på att lycka faktiskt går att köpa för pengar och att blondiner har roligare även om håret är blekt och inte äkta. Programledare är Ingvar Storm. Spanarna – lyssna på en sommarpodd ur arkivetJust nu har programmet Spanarna sommaruppehåll i FM-tablån. Men för att det inte ska kännas för tomt i appen på fredagar på "ordinarie spanartid" så passar vi på att bjuda på ett par utvalda guldkorn ur Spanarnas arkiv. Varje vecka på fredagar klockan tre så publicerar vi ett nytt avsnitt från arkivet som hittills inte funnits tillgängligt att lyssna på.Vi önskar god lyssning och mycket nöje!I det andra avsnittet som vi släpper i år som är från 1998 hör vi Gabriella Ahlström, Göran Everdahl och Jessika Gedin. Programledare är Ingvar Storm.Spanarna från 1998-01-30 med Gabriella Ahlström, Göran Everdahl och Jessika GedinGabriella Ahlström: Längtan efter förenklade reglerGabriella Ahlström spanar om vår längtan efter enkla regler. Gabriella ser tydliga tecken på att vi befinner oss mitt i en bokflod av litteratur som lockar med regler som lovar oss att om vi följer dem så ska de ska hjälpa oss att förenkla vår tillvaro. Denna bokflod verkar inte heller finnas någon ände på.Göran Everdahl: Mentalt tuffa men fysiskt klena barn tar överGöran Everdahl spanar om en framtid där vi kommer se mentalt tuffare, men fysiskt klenare barn. Göran är fascinerad över att samtidens unga och då handlar det om riktigt unga barn från femårsåldern och uppåt verkar tåla skrämmande filmer med jätteödlor och monster på ett helt annat sätt än när han själv var i samma ålder. Däremot tycks denna nya härdighet utvecklas åt totalt motsatt håll när det gäller fysiken. Göran tror att det håller på att ske en känslighetsomkastning hos de yngsta. Samtidigt som de blir psykiskt tåligare så blir de fysiskt bräckligare. I framtiden tror Göran att barnen utan att blinka kan se filmer som Motorsågsmassakern men att de kommer att få problem med att lukta på en blomma. Jessika Gedin: Lycka går att köpa för pengarJessika Gedin spanar om forskning inom kategorin vetenskap om självklarheter. Jessika har kikat runt bland forskningsresultat som av en slump råkat visa och styrka belägg på att talesätt inte bara är talesätt. Som till exempel att “Lycka går att köpa för pengar” och “Blondes have more fun” faktiskt går att bevisa är sanna. I framtiden tror Jessika att forskningen kommer att ta sig själv på ännu större allvar och vi kommer leva i en verklighet där det som står broderat i korsstygn på små tavlor över spisen är sanning. I vår app och på vår hemsida på sverigesradio.se kan du lyssna på fler spaningar från vårt arkiv. Sök på "Spanarna".Ingvar Storm har ju som vi berättat tidigare valt att lämna över taktpinnen som programledare från och med i höst när Spanarna i P1 är tillbaka med nya direktsända program.Redaktör för Spanarnas sommarpoddar: Ronnie Ritterland

We are excited to bring on a Solutionary that is All Gas, No Brakes. This is an independent dealer that is excited about growing. Bruce Miller is a 22 year in the Automotive strategist and self proclaimed “Variable Operations expert” Current Owner of Miller Motors and G&C sales and service. These two independent used car lots sell a combined 115 used cars per month. Former Owner and Managing partner of Audi New Orleans and Hyundai of Metaire, Former Vice President of operations for the Ray Brandt Auto Group. Former GSM of Best Chevrolet during my 6 years there we finished first place 63 months out of 72 months. Sold 325 cars a month. A high of 440 is a single month.This Brew is packed with inspiration & motivation. Enjoy Part 2, Let's Brew!Brew Brought By Our Proud Sponsors At:www.vincue.comwww.fixedopsdigital.comwww.teammxs.comwww.shopsmartautos4dealers.comwww.m1-data.comwww.321ignition.com

Scott Keogh, CEO of Scout Motors

Matt and Garrett go far beyond sharing real estate strategies here today as they embark on an exploration of personal development which proves to be one of the most powerful strategies for success for absolutely everything in our lives. Emphasizing the significance of tending to our mindset, health, and overall well-being through daily practices like gratitude and affirmations, they note that investing time and energy into personal growth and understanding our internal landscape, can prove to be the key to that success. Throughout the episode, they draw parallels between maintaining a healthy body and a healthy business, highlighting the need for consistent self-care and paying attention to internal challenges. Mindset definitely takes center stage as the foundation for success, and the hosts encourage us all to examine our internal "motor" and identify areas that require attention or rebuilding. Tune in today and discover the secrets to unlocking your true potential through self-awareness, mindset cultivation, and an unwavering commitment to personal development. So many other strategies can be found in the community of almost 12,000 Ninjas who collaborate, ask and answer questions, network, and more in the Ninja Selling Podcast group on Facebook at Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook. Leave a voicemail at 208-MY-NINJA if you'd like to offer more direct feedback. Be sure to check out Ninja Selling Events for upcoming installations and other events, and if you'd like personalized help in achieving your goals, visit Ninja Coaching to connect with one of our fantastic coaches.   Episode Highlights: Daily practices Addressing internal challenges Aligning mindset and actions Maintenance and evaluation Parallels between personal and business development Sustainable success Overcoming limiting beliefs Seeking knowledge and guidance   Quotes: "Mindset is always first." "You want to have a high-performance machine operating there. And if it's dirty on the inside like your motor, it's going to have some problems." "If you're not paying attention to the long-term work that you can do for yourself, the long-term business isn't going to be there." "Sometimes when we get into this challenging mindset space, we don't even recognize some of the stuff that we're doing or not doing." "Motors need maintenance. There's a reason that people have business retreats and walk away to do their business plans every year. You have to look at it like rebuilding the motor." "Internal self-talk is one of those things that a lot of people don't realize how much damage it does when it's negative." "Do I need to tune up my nutrition? Do I need to tune up my movement and my fitness? Do I need to tune up how I'm thinking and talking to people throughout the day?" "Sometimes we just look at the surface stuff of like, ‘I've got marketing, I've got my real estate reviews, I'm making my phone calls.' That's all surface stuff. Get down under the surface and figure out what's going on."   Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Leave a voicemail at (208) MY-NINJA   Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial   Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching   Ninja Events www.NinjaSelling.com/Events   Garrett garrett@ninjacoaching.com @ninjaredding   Matt matt@ninjacoaching.com @matthewjbonelli   The Ninja Selling Podcast Facebook Group Ninja Coaching Book Study  

We are excited to bring on a Solutionary that is All Gas, No Brakes. This is an independent dealer that is excited about growing. Bruce Miller is a 22 year in the Automotive strategist and self proclaimed “Variable Operations expert” Current Owner of Miller Motors and G&C sales and service. These two independent used car lots sell a combined 115 used cars per month. Former Owner and Managing partner of Audi New Orleans and Hyundai of Metaire, Former Vice President of operations for the Ray Brandt Auto Group. Former GSM of Best Chevrolet during my 6 years there we finished first place 63 months out of 72 months. Sold 325 cars a month. A high of 440 is a single month.This Brew is packed with inspiration & motivation. Enjoy Part 1, Let's Brew!Brew Brought By Our Proud Sponsors At:www.vincue.comwww.fixedopsdigital.comwww.teammxs.comwww.shopsmartautos4dealers.comwww.m1-data.comwww.321ignition.com

About John McMillan and Shockwave Motors: Founder and CEO of Shockwave Motors, with a demonstrated history of working in the renewables and environment industry. Skilled in Negotiation, Business Planning, Operations Management, Sales, and Market Research. Strong business development professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) focused in Transportation from University of Tennessee. Shockwave Motors is a veteran owned, SAE certified, national and international motorcycle manufacturer. Our all-electric commuter provides unprecedented charging convenience, along with an exhilarating driving experience, in a vehicle that is safe, pollution free, fun to drive, and very affordable. With the help of an international team of experts, we have designed and constructed a "purpose built" electric Autocycle. We started our project with a clean sheet of paper and an open mind. The Defiant EV3 Roadster© is designed from the ground up to capitalize on the efficiencies of an electric car; with an eye on a sporty vintage-modern style, that is straightforward to manufacture. The Defiant EV3 Electric RoadsterTM is a hardtop/convertible seating three people. The battery is strategically located to allow easy access and provides an ultralow center of gravity for superior stability. The Roadster's standard battery has about a 100 mile range and recharges from a standard 120-volt outlet in about 8 hours, providing a daily range of up tp 200 miles all this for less than the average price of a used vehicle.

On this episode I have on a National Championship competitor Alex from Wolfreign Motors. Alex is from the Nor Cal region of Nasa and is a very competitive driver fighting with the likes of Scott Adams and Jonathan Baker. I did go a bit off in a Japan tangent so be forewarned.

Join Host Mike Murphy and ABB's Large Machines & Generators Product Manager Samuel Patrick, as they break down the new AMI 5800, ABB's groundbreaking modular induction product. Discover how this game-changing solution is revolutionizing the industry with its energy efficiency, sustainability, and exceptional performance. Whether you're looking for increased productivity, reduced downtime, or energy savings, the AMI 5800 has you covered. Oh, did we mention it's customizable? Start listening now to learn more!AMI 5800 Product InformationAMI 5800 VideoABB Large Induction MotorsABB Large Motors & Generators BrochureEASA 2023 ScheduleTo learn more about ABB's Baldor-Reliance motors, please visit baldor.abb.com.

On this episode of the Scale Up Valley Podcast, Mike Dias speaks with Felix Poernbacher CEO at DeepDrive. Key Takeaways: From strategy consultant / investment banker to deep tech startup founder Is it wise to have 7 people in a founding team? The technology behind DeepDrive: disrupting the electric motors for Electric Vehicles Focusing on building a large scale series production From 0 to series A with BMW i Ventures, co-pace and UVC Partners Attracting high caliber talent to a very ambitious vision The upside vs downside

Otto Geffert hatte als Designingenieur bei Porsche einen Beruf, den ich so auch noch nicht als Podcast hatte: er saß nämlich nicht klassisch als Designer am Zeichentisch und hat seinen kreativen Ideen freien lauf gelassen, sondern war als studierter Ingenieur dafür verantwortlich, die Ideen der Designer auf ihre Machbarkeit hin zu überprüfen, denn immer schon stand das Design ja nicht nur im Spannungsfeld zwischen Kunst und den Anforderungen der Techniker (was cw-Wert, Belüftung des Motors oder Lichttechnik anbelangt), auch gesetzliche Anforderungen müssten erfollt und am Ende auch noch der Vorstand zufriedengestellt werden. Dass das zu seiner Amtszeit vielleicht die leichteste Aufgabe war, davon zeugt das Vertrauen Wendelin Wiedekings in sein Urteil, auf das er nach der Vorstellung neuer Designvorschläge häufig gebaut hat. Ein toller Einblick ganz tief in weite Strecken der Designentwicklung bei Porsche. Alle Links rund um "Alte Schule": [https://linktr.ee/alte.schule](https://linktr.ee/alte.schule)

Today's guest is Michael Schoen.   Michael is a Global Real Estate Brokerage, PropTech Founder and Head of Real Estate for Microshare.io -------------------------------------------------------------- Starting Out and Shifting Focus [00:00:55] Overcoming Adversity [00:03:43] Microshare.io [00:06:57] Building Teams [00:10:30] State of the Market [00:13:27] Using Data to Make Decisions [00:17:46] The importance of talented people and new opportunities [00:19:59] Contact information for Michael Shvo [00:20:58] -------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Michael Email: mschoen@microshare.io   Connect with Sam: I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HowtoscaleCRE/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samwilsonhowtoscalecre/ Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com   SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE A RATING. Listen to How To Scale Commercial Real Estate Investing with Sam Wilson Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-scale-commercial-real-estate/id1539979234 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4m0NWYzSvznEIjRBFtCgEL?si=e10d8e039b99475f -------------------------------------------------------------- Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: Michael Schoen (00:00:00) - I love helping people. Um, and I believe in people, and I believe they can learn things. But I think what I'm learning more as I continue to grow and, uh, the more I want to be an entrepreneur, you know, in new successful things that I try to start, is I wanna actually surround myself with people who are way smarter than me, who know a lot more than me. Um, and I'm okay being the person who's a little bit further down the ladder, even if it was my vision. I just wanna continue, are much smarter than myself. Welcome   Intro (00:00:33) - To the how scale commercial real estate show. Whether you are an active or passive investor, we'll teach you how to scale your real estate investing business into something big.   Sam Wilson (00:00:46) - Michaels Shone is a global real estate brokerage, PropTech, founder and head of real estate for microshare.io. Michael, welcome to the show.   Michael Schoen (00:00:55) - Thanks for having me.   Sam Wilson (00:00:56) - Absolutely. The pleasure is mine. Michael, there are three questions I ask every guest who comes on the show in 90 seconds or less. Can you tell me where did you start? Where are you now, and how did you get there?   Michael Schoen (00:01:06) - Started in music, uh, in New York City. Um, at the same time as a broker at a, at a small firm called Hunter Real Estate. Um, family was in real estate. Um, I was in music, but really quickly realized that, uh, my skills were within business. Um, so yeah, family was within the garment center for many years. Um, garment Center shifted very quickly when business went over to China at the end of the nineties. Um, my father got into brokerage as a real estate broker for, uh, commercial offices. Um, and that took me, uh, into my first brokerage job in, uh, in New York City after being in music realizing that I need to be on the business side of things.   Sam Wilson (00:02:02) - Wow. Wow, that's really, really cool. I mean, you, you've taken a lot of steps even from then till now. Where, where do you find yourself today?   Michael Schoen (00:02:12) - So, I find myself today after, um, a really wild ride through Covid. I had just started, um, about five years ago, I started a prop tech company called a retail space.com, uh, which is called a r s Data Now, um, and finished product market fit a r s very quickly. Basically was helping people, retailers find retail spaces based on demographics for footfall, uh, mobile tracking. Uh, our competitor at the time was a company called Placer ai, which just joined the, which joined the Unicorn Club. Uh, we went into deep freezes, COVID hit, um, uh, my real estate commercial office business. The ground fell out beneath that. So my wife is from London. And, um, yeah, we took the opportunity to say, let's try something new. Let's meet a new network of people. Let's see if I can, you know, reshape my tech company. Um, and long story short, my neighbor where we moved to in Knotting Hill, um, was head of sales for Europe, for the company MicroShare.   Sam Wilson (00:03:24) - Okay. Okay. I mean, that sounds like a probably disheartening, I would think, at that point. You're four or five years in, you're building a huge company, you got a lot of time and money invested in it, and it just fell out from underneath you. What, what strategies did you employ to really shift your focus and find the next thing you're gonna work on?   Michael Schoen (00:03:43) - Yeah, well look, I mean, the ego, going back to the beginning part of that, it was painful, but I think the ego part of it, uh, was taken out of that because everyone was hit so hard. I think we realized that we had something for the future. Uh, coming out of the craziness of the first stage of covid when people were getting back to somewhat of a normal life, data was just such an important piece to answering so many questions. So we knew to hold onto it, not just close the company. Um, and coming into London, uh, certainly a similar market, uh, to New York, different in other ways, uh, that might be obvious, not as many skyscrapers to start. Um, I found, uh, coming into this market, uh, you know, learning how to meet new people and speaking a new kind of language that I, that I was used to every day in New York. So I probably didn't answer your question there, so we can go back to that if you want. .   Sam Wilson (00:04:43) - No, it was, it was, it was really just the, the question for a lot of entrepreneurs, I think, you know, we have these great ideas. We, we get the product, but we pour our heart and soul into it, and then something dramatic, a black swan event, covid or otherwise happens, and suddenly it's like crud. It, it can be very demoralizing to watch everything you've been working on, just kind of not taken away, but, you know, um, suffer. How did you overcome that?   Michael Schoen (00:05:07) - Yeah, look, I think, um, I've learned even getting hit by Covid, we, we, I I scaled one of the leading, uh, brokerage firms in New York, boutique brokerage firms, beating out Cushman Wakefield, Newmark. I scaled. We worked over a million square feet in New York and researched globally. Um, and when Covid hit and that part of my business died out for quite a while, and then the tech got hit, I realized there's nothing there. There's certain things outta my control. And I've learned even along the way that these are, these are incredible opportunities to not allow yourself to sink into the ground, but just wait for what's coming. I, I have a business coach named Rusty Bergen, who is really, we meditate together. We've, we've, we speak a lot about listening and just being quiet and waiting for that next thing to happen. Cause it all will, it'll all come together at some point outta our control.   Sam Wilson (00:06:09) - Man, that's great. I love that. I love that. Yeah. That, that, that slowing down that quiet space.   Michael Schoen (00:06:15) - Yeah.   Sam Wilson (00:06:15) - That is something that, uh, in the noise of today's world, I think is really,   Michael Schoen (00:06:19) - I have two notes from him here on my desk. One says, slow down, and the other one says, clean up. And it's really about just cleaning anything out in front of you when you're just feel frustrated or don't know what that next step is. And it just feels all of a sudden it comes to you. You know, it could be an idea, it could be a phone call that comes in. You just, you can't get caught up in that moment.   Sam Wilson (00:06:42) - Right. No, I love that. I love that. This is great. I appreciate this. Let's talk a little bit about Micro share.io. I know you said that company's kind of shifted. What is microshare.io would love to love to hear?   Michael Schoen (00:06:57) - MicroShare is, um, an incredible company, uh, led by a C E O named Ron Rock, uh, serial entrepreneur, uh, someone who's been employee number one multiple times. So just learning from him has been incredible. But MicroShare is an iot company, um, and as Global Head of Real Estate, we talk to multifamily owners. We talk to office building owners, um, about some of our solutions. The two top solutions we talk to landlords about today, or leak detection, smart leak detection, and, um, a product we have called Evers Smart Clean. Um, how, uh, we can create efficiencies for buildings using our iot solutions. Um, our I o T solutions are in the Denver Bronco Stadium through Aramark, gm, general Motors, general Mills, um, uh, McCormick Center in Chicago. And they, they're globally, um, in Europe. We have more sensors in, in mousetraps than any other company we, we in Ireland. Uh, so yeah, we have a ever Smartt is our solution, uh, name, but we have a bunch of solutions that back that.   Sam Wilson (00:08:13) - Got it. Man, that's a lot of, that's a lot of moving parts. Let's, let's dial back to the, I guess maybe going back to your slowdown comment there. I wanna tie that to where you said learning from him, that was a comment you made about the CEO that you have that's working, uh, that the CEO o I guess, of MicroShare. How have you slowed down and learned from the people that you've brought around you?   Michael Schoen (00:08:37) - So I learned where, where I thought I might be really strong in one area. Um, through seasoned entrepreneurs, I realized that, um, especially with sales in commercial real estate and office, I think that there reached a point where referrals were coming in. It was really easy. But then once I hit the iot world, even with my own company, a R Rs, when you're trying to explain data and iot products, and we always say MicroShare, most people can't even spell iot that we're talking to. Right. Um, you know, um, I've learned that I really have to focus and concentrate on making my point and getting, getting things over the line rather than maybe in the past. I, um, I spent too much time moving on to the next one, getting focused onto one client and getting them to, to buy in and building up from there.   Sam Wilson (00:09:40) - Got it. Got it. It sounds like you've been very successful at bringing incredible talent or surrounding yourself with incredible talent.   Michael Schoen (00:09:48) - Mm-hmm. ,   Sam Wilson (00:09:49) - What, what are, what are some keys maybe that you would give to other people who are looking to kind of repeat what you've done?   Michael Schoen (00:09:57) - Sure. Um, look, and I think it comes even from, uh, when I was in the music world and meeting people. Um, there, I think you just have to let yourself be open. I think you have to, uh, talk to as many people as possible. Um, I think someone who invites that type of energy in when, when, uh, people are coming to you and want to be around you. I think, you know, sales in general, but I think overall you just have to open yourself up more,   Sam Wilson (00:10:30) - Open yourself up more. That's great. That's great. Have ha what, what have been maybe some challenges then that you have faced in building companies and building teams? What are, what are some things that you said, Hey, here was, here was a, a difficult situation and here's how we overcame it.   Michael Schoen (00:10:46) - Yeah. Building companies, building teams. Ooh. Um,   Michael Schoen (00:10:53) - I think one of the hardest things is I, I always try to build teams with people that I've, I've I, um, have been friends with for a while. , I, I made that, I don't, I don't even know that it's mistake cuz I would still hire friends, but I almost now learn not to take things personally. There's been times of building teams, whether it was on my real estate brokerage team or a r s Um, I love helping people. Um, and I believe in people and I believe they can learn things. But I think what I'm learning more as I continue to grow and, uh, the more I want to be an entrepreneur, you know, in new successful things that I try to start, is I want to actually surround myself with people who are way smarter than me, who know a lot more than me. Um, and I'm okay being the person who's a little bit further down the ladder, even if it was my vision. I just wanna continue to surround myself with people who are much smarter than myself. ,   Sam Wilson (00:11:52) - Which, which is the smart thing I think there to do. How do you, how do you, when you, when you meet that perfect a player like, man, this is gonna be the perfect person to work inside of our company. They're way smarter than me. They're way more talented than me. How do you convince that person, I'm convince it's probably the wrong word, but what do you do to make the opportunity enticing to them?   Michael Schoen (00:12:16) - You know what, it's interesting, and I, I, I think I've had a few people follow me now through a few different businesses. Um, it's honestly, I think the, I'm an optimist in general. Um, I think that's also a quality that, uh, I feel like I relate to the current CEO of MicroShare, Ron Rock. Um, I do, I think people are attracted to my optimism that I'm, I know we're gonna eventually get to the finish line. I know we're gonna be able to meet this person. And, and I think if you ask the people who have worked for me for many years, um, they see that we do eventually get there.   Sam Wilson (00:12:58) - No, that's, uh, that's very, very cool. Michael, let's chat a little bit if we can. I mean, you guys with micro share, you guys are selling services to those of us in the c r E space. You're not direct. Maybe you are, maybe you aren't, I don't know, but you're not directly involved in it, I don't think at the moment. But what, tell me, state of the market, like where do you, where do you see us right now? Where are risk being taken? Where are there opportunities? I mean, I'm sure you see stuff worldwide, so give us kind of your views.   Michael Schoen (00:13:27) - So it's interesting, I, um, told myself several months ago I was gonna stop watching the news because it's constantly horrible news . Ok. Um, so, and then you start reading about it, it's, it gets even worse. But look, there's a huge shift in the market even before Covid companies like WeWork and other competitors, WeWork, um, were making a change in the way people work. Right? The, the big news that because I'm so focused on New York, cuz that was my market for many years, I still do a lot of business there trying to sell products that we make, um, you know, some of our solutions into owners in, in the US and in New York specifically. Um, the market is, the office market is a mess. Um, you have all of these buildings that, you know, are sitting, you know, with empty vacant office space. But I think there's a bigger issue.   Michael Schoen (00:14:25) - I think, yeah, the bigger issue has been recently that from the top down, the big REITs are also, you know, having issues now. Um, and, and people are really nervous in general in terms of where the market's going. When is the bottom gonna fall out. You have institutional owners in New York who have had buildings that are probably less than half the value they were and don't know when they're coming back. I mean, the, the, the groups of people that are still leaving the northeast to go to places like Tennessee and, and, and Austin, Texas and Florida is, is real new places like New York and cities like New York and San Fran where the prices are so high for living. It's, it's crazy. I mean, when I moved to London a year and a half ago, London's known as an expensive city. Sure. Cost of living here feels way much cheaper because you get more living space. Food is not a fortune. Um, yeah. It's just wild. Some of these big cities really need to have this shift in, in how they wanna approach, you know, the future now because, uh, companies and people are leaving them.   Sam Wilson (00:15:34) - Right, right. Yeah. I had somebody here on the show recently that they specialize in office space in New York, in New York City, if I could speak today. Uh, and they were saying stuff that was trading maybe eight, 900 bucks a square foot four years ago. Yeah. Not trading. They said, look, we're picking up stuff at three and 400 bucks a square foot. Which Oh   Michael Schoen (00:15:52) - Yeah.   Sam Wilson (00:15:53) - I mean, it's astounding. One that's a 50% drop in value. Uh, but then also it's, it's, they felt like that was an opportunity, you know, they said, Hey, this is cyclical. It's gonna be an opportunity. You know, you buy when it's low, you sell when it's high. This is just the way this goes. For   Michael Schoen (00:16:08) - Sure. Look, you've got people like Joe sit who were, you know, legendary buyers, uh, retailers in New York who own a lot of buildings, you know, globally. Um, certainly it's a time to buy. There's a lot of cash out there. It's just the moment of, of, of office. Um, look, I, I grew up in New York. When you walk down the streets and you're bumping shoulders during the day, that's New York. Right? Right. Um, when you go there now, midtown, from 34th to 42nd, the Plaza District, it's quiet, you know, and things get busy on the weekend and at night and that's great, but when you're missing that daytime action, that was always New York for me. And that's what I hope comes back. Look, it's New York. I hope it does. Um, I just think the, from the top leadership of New York, we've gotta figure out how to make it safer. That's the number one thing. Um, and, um, and more affordable.   Sam Wilson (00:17:11) - Yeah. How much, how much of what you see cuz you guys collect, I mean, you guys are, you're a data company, you collect incredible amounts of data. Like is there anything in that data that would, I'm not even sure I can formulate this into an intelligent question, but anything inside of that data that would help you look at the stock and say New York City and say, here's here's an acceptable solution or here, or some potential solutions to do with all to do with all this excess inventory that, that maybe they have right now. Is there anything, is there any tie there that, that comes together? Is it, or am I just dreaming?   Michael Schoen (00:17:46) - No, I mean, look, ars uh, data is, is a tool not just used by retailers to find space, but it's a tool that landlords, developers, um, and the city can use to see how people are moving around, where they're coming from, where they're going. Is this office building really appropriate to be an office building? Should it be a residential building? So certainly that data plays in very, very, very, very important way, uh, to understanding is making those decisions.   Sam Wilson (00:18:21) - Yeah. I guess that the, the way I, the way I would think about that is what does the market want? You can take, sure. You can take that data and say, Hey, what does, what does the market want? Where are people coming from? Why are, you know, oh they, it was, it was kind of crazy. And we may have been using your data on a, um, a research project we were doing down in Miami. I think. So we're looking for Okay. Based down in Miami. And, and it was crazy the amount of, the amount of data that the brokers down there could pull. And of course they were third partying. It, maybe it came from, you know, the stuff that you guys are doing, the back end. Cause it's like, oh, well we see that, you know, 50% of our, uh, people that visit this building just left Publix.   Sam Wilson (00:18:56) - Yeah. And then the Publix, they then got gas over here and we know that they then traveled to just using all that cell phone data map to figure out Yeah. Demographics and the ages and like, oh, then 50% of 'em stop at school on the way home and pick up their kids. You're like, oh, okay. So they have kids, they're from the age 20 to 40, like all of a sudden you could really dial down pretty uniquely into some of those things. And they just wonder, you know, how, how all that data eventually that cities can use this into an intelligent way of saying, you know, what do we do with this enormous amount of office space? Should this be real one,   Michael Schoen (00:19:27) - Should this 100%. Yeah, that's a great way. And, and the way you explained how that is used is, that's why it's so great for a building on owner to understand, do I have the right services at my building? Why is everyone leaving my building to go to this building that they have specific gym or restaurant or, it's a great way of bringing services back. Um, but again, yeah, great way of layering that data to understand like, should this be an office building at all? Should it be a residential building? Should it just be a mall? You know, . Right,   Sam Wilson (00:19:59) - Right. No, I think that's fantastic. Yeah. Like, while the families are leaving. Well why is that? Maybe it's cuz there's no playground or play space for the kids. There's no green space in the yards. There's not, and you can get those, you can pull those data points by polling. But I think having, having just kind of an aggregate data set where you can look at it and, and extract the kind of high level things that people aren't maybe necessarily verbalizing is a pretty cool, pretty cool tool set to have. Michael, this has been a blast having you come on the show today. I feel like I, there's, there's a hundred questions I should have asked you cuz you've, you've got just a wealth of information and growing teams. Oh, thank you. And knowledge. You've, you've built, uh, awesome businesses here worldwide, which I think is absolutely fantastic and across a lot of different, um, lot of different disciplines. Mm-hmm. , I mean, you've gone from brokerage to a tech company to, and it seems, it seems like you've just been able to seamlessly transition from one to the next, which is really, really cool. Learned a lot from you here today. If our listeners wanna get in touch with you, learn more about MicroShare or ARS data or any of those other things, what's the best way to do that?   Michael Schoen (00:20:58) - Uh, best way is my email, which is, uh, m shown@microshare.io.   Sam Wilson (00:21:06) - For those of you who are listening, that's shown. S c h OE n So that's how you spell Michael's last name. Michael, thank you for coming on the show today. I do   Michael Schoen (00:21:13) - Appreciate it. Thanks for having me. Really enjoyed it.   Sam Wilson (00:21:15) - Hey, thanks for listening to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate podcast. If you can, do me a favor and subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, whatever platform it is you use to listen. If you can do that for us, that would be a fantastic help to the show. It helps us both attract new listeners as well as rank hire on those directories. So appreciate you listening. Thanks so much and hope to catch you on the next episode.      

On this episode, Host Mike Murphy is back with a familiar face, Global Segment Manager for Process Industries at ABB, Todd Huston, to dive into the pulp and paper industry. You might not realize it, but this industry is a powerhouse, from the construction of new facilities to the creation of packaging materials that bring joy to our doorsteps (hello, Amazon box!). Tune in to gain a better understanding of woodyard operations, the pulping process, the paper machine and more.Pulp and Paper IndustrySevere Duty MotorsABB Ability Smart Sensors for MotorsTo learn more about ABB's Baldor-Reliance motors, please visit baldor.abb.com.

Vincent and Joel sit down with one of SC's most experienced legislators, Charleston's own Rep. Leon Stavrinakis. They dive deep into SC's new abortion law, the house ways and means committee, David Agnew, how Rep. Stavrinakis' County Counsel redistricting led to his election to the House, how Charleston flipped blue, and changing demographics. Further, they talk about the budget deadlock, higher education funding, how the representative came from a tiny island in Greece, SCOUT MOTORS, teacher pay, a loss of political Comity, and so much more. Get your latest Statehouse update and hear firsthand the rationale behind some of the legislature's most controversial bills. Join Senators Sheheen and Lourie in this week's episode where they take a deeper look at upcoming legislation and lawmakers' actions in S.C. Keep up to Date with BITBR: Twitter.com/BITBRpodcastFacebook.com/BITBRpodcasthttps://bourboninthebackroom.buzzsprout.com

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Get your motors running Memorial Day Segment 1 “NBA & NHL Playoffs Check In” •Quick Recap/Update on the Conference Finals Segment 2 “Monaco Grand Prix” •Vibes going into it •Odds Breakdown •Predictions Segment 3 “Indy 500” •Vibes going into it •Odds Breakdown •Predictions Segment 4 “Coke 600” •Vibes going into it •Odds Breakdown •Predictions RATE REVIEW SUBSCRIBE! Follow the show on Twitter @podcockpeacast & like our Facebook page, search PodCock PeaCast, Available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast & the rest of the major podcast platforms!!! Finally enjoy your listen!!!! A semiprofessional sports podcast that may or may not have a gambling problem, we will touch some entertainment subjects as well & elements of general tomfoolery, also it may have a witty moment or two along the way. Twitter @podcockpeacast Facebook PodCock PeaCast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podcock-peacast/message

Equity crowdfunding is a rising tide and it's set to lift all boats. We're not gonna lie though, even with this type of financing there are winners and losers. So what are some of the winning strategies that really make the difference? In this special episode of the Crowdfunding Demystified podcast, Salvador Briggman speaks to the CEO of Aptera Motors, Steve Fambro, who just raised $1,346,750 on Republic for a revolutionary electric vehicle. You'll discover: What marketing techniques they used to reach thousands of investors How to come up with a killer elevator pitch What skills and mindset it takes to turn an idea into game-changing technology Hope you enjoy the episode! Book a Coaching Call with Sal Sponsors:  Fulfillrite: Kickstarter and crowdfunding reward fulfillment services. They come highly recommended! Download their free shipping and fulfillment checklist.

Official Website: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com I recently taught a Motor Officer Basic class here in the Yakima, Washington area with students from several agencies in which students complete many police motors skills drills.  I get a lot of questions from the Law Abiding Biker community about these police motors skills drills.  In this podcast, I'm joined by Lurch and we discuss the recent class as well as the successes and the debacles.  Officers who've attended a Motor Officer Basic class will tell you it's some of the hardest training they've ever taken.  It is physically and mentally demanding.   SUPPORT US AND SHOP IN THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER STORE We had students riding Harley-Davidsons and BMWs.  Both bikes hold up well to the punishment they receive during the training.  Both have their positives and negatives.  I discuss this in detail during the podcast.  Common items that break are clutch levers, foot pegs, windshields, and kickstand springs. CHECK OUT OUR HUNDREDS OF FREE HELPFUL VIDEOS ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND SUBSCRIBE! We also talk about drills that civilian riders can do to improve their riding.  Some examples are learning to work the "gray" area of your clutch, using your head and eyes correctly to make tight turns, and practicing emergency braking.  These are diminishing skills that all riders should routinely practice.   NEW FREE VIDEO RELEASED: New Law Abiding Biker Store Building Sponsor-Ciro 3D CLICK HERE! Innovative products for Harley-Davidson & Goldwing Affordable chrome, lighting, and comfort products Ciro 3D has a passion for design and innovation Sponsor-RickRak CLICK HERE The Ultimate Motorcycle Luggage Rack Solution Forget those messy straps and bungee cords Go strapless with a RickRak quick attach luggage system & quality bag Sponsor-Butt Buffer CLICK HERE Want to ride longer? Tired of a sore and achy ass? Then fix it with a high-quality Butt Buffer seat cushion? New Patrons: Donnie Eimen of Mammoth Lakes, California Denis Tremblay of Cap-Au-Renard, Quebec, Canada Jolly Harris of Pace, Florida Michael Loo of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina John McCoy of Harlem, Georgia Brett Fewson of Canberra, Australia If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk. Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation: Nicholas Ruopoli of East Meadow, New York Bradley Rupprecht of Salt Lake City, Utah William Jones ________________________________________________________ FURTHER INFORMATION:   Official Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com   Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact   Podcast Hotline Phone: 509-731-3548 HELP SUPPORT US! JOIN THE BIKER REVOLUTION! #BikerRevolution #LawAbidingBiker

Here is a fun table read we did at The Elysian Theater in Los Angeles of episode 1 of the show we wrote for FOX that was ultimately passed on. The cast was great! It included Jessica Lowe, Paul Scheer, Will Sasso, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Bobby Moynihan, Mike O'Brien, Gary Anthony Williams, Ryan Asher, Nick Rutherford, Joe Mande, Katrina Davis, and Joey Lyons.   Join the patreon to watch the live performance: https://www.patreon.com/entrylevelwithbrookswheelan

Here is episode 3 of Wheelan Motors! Read by: Jessica Lowe, Paul Scheer, Will Sasso, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Bobby Moynihan, Mike O'Brien, Gary Anthony Williams, Ryan Asher, Nick Rutherford, Joe Mande, Katrina Davis, and Joey Lyons.   Join the patreon to watch the live performance: https://www.patreon.com/entrylevelwithbrookswheelan

Here is the interview Isaac and I did with Dead Pilots Society about the process of making a network show.   Join the patreon: https://www.patreon.com/entrylevelwithbrookswheelan

Here is episode 2 of Wheelan Motors! Read by: Jessica Lowe, Paul Scheer, Will Sasso, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Bobby Moynihan, Mike O'Brien, Gary Anthony Williams, Ryan Asher, Nick Rutherford, Joe Mande, Katrina Davis, and Joey Lyons.   Join the patreon to watch the live performance: https://www.patreon.com/entrylevelwithbrookswheelan