Podcast appearances and mentions of nate gray

Nate Gray is the founder of Meshcomm Engineering. A technology company whose mission is, "to connect the world to solve complex human and environmental challenges." Listen in as he explains his philosophy on leadership.

THIS WEEK ON THE OKPOP RADIO HOUR: TULSA'S OWN GRASS CRACK! This spirited band has delighted audiences near and far with their unorthodox take on bluegrass music. Their new release “The Hits” is the group's first album in more than a decade. In this episode, band members Nate Gray and Dan Riffe join Meg & Garrett to discuss the album, the band's history, Tulsa's ever-evolving music scene, and the city's early-'00s late night comedy show “Beef Baloney”. Be sure to check out Grass Crack's new album “The Hits” - available at the link below! https://grasscrack.bandcamp.com/album/the-hits?fbclid=IwAR3OA0wnP350lkCA1COfThTC6kbpYI_HIWs6Oy0VSSDqyMuTijcCB93aWZg

Signup for future emails from The Elite Recruiter Podcast: https://eliterecruiterpodcast.beehiiv.com/subscribe Are you looking to take your recruiting business to 7 figures and beyond? In this episode of The Elite Recruiter Podcast, host Benjamin Mena interviews entrepreneur Nate Gray, who shares his journey from working in the basement of his home to building a successful business. Gray emphasizes the importance of asking questions, being willing to embarrass oneself, and offering something in exchange when asking for help. He suggests recording oneself to get feedback and learn from the process. Social media is a powerful tool that can be used by both small and large businesses to build a community and improve their reputation in the market. Gray recommends building a strong social and community presence to attract referrals instead of actively recruiting. The key is to position oneself, so competitors become irrelevant. Gray offers practical advice for improving a creative staffing agency's outreach through social media content and cold emailing. He suggests running paid media campaigns and creating engaging content to stand out in the competition from AI-driven search engines. Gray also stresses the importance of networking and reaching out to companies to increase one's chances of success. By opening up conversations instead of just pitching job opportunities, one can establish relationships and receive more referrals. In addition to his entrepreneurial success, Gray shares insights into running a production studio and see the potential profitability. Overall, this episode provides valuable tips for recruiters looking to grow their businesses and succeed in the industry. Tune in and learn from a successful entrepreneur who has been through it all. YouTube: https://youtu.be/auIbGxIDVJs Nate Gray LinkedIn: Nathaniel (Nate) Gray Company: StampedStaffing.com Socials: https://www.instagram.com/nate2xs/ https://www.instagram.com/stampedstaffing/ With your Host: Benjamin Mena with Select Source Solutions: http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/ Benjamin Mena LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ Benjamin Mena Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/ Benjamin Mena TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@benjaminlmena Benjamin Mena Twitter: https://twitter.com/benjamin_l_mena The Elite Recruiter Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theeliterecruiter/

Dimitrios Fragiskatos says he hates comics, but he can't escape them either. As a retailer, he owns Anyone Comics, as a publisher, he helped put out Access Guide to the Black Comic Book Community 2020-2021, and as a writer he co-created Millennials: You Are Special. We picked his brain about all those projects, but he proceeded to blow our mind about X-Man, then joined us for a Dawn of X big picture discussion.

Neu: Ignoriere einfach das Ticken an deinem Handgelenk... Neu: Alle frühen 2000er Briten geschwedet Gebraucht: Hast du Rod Runtledge gesehen? (leise) Neu aber auch irgendwie gebraucht: Jessies Girl ist unter Druck geraten Alt: Lass die Träumereien! Die Hütte ist voll! Gebraucht: Haarwurf und Nagelkontrolle

0:16 Tom DeMicheleIf you had to predict an Awesome Mix musical callback in Guardians Vol. 3, what would it be?10:55 Joe Patrick 55As Taika explained that he's excited to explore some romance themes in Thor 4, what romances would excite you to see them play around with? Personally, I would love to see Thor and Valkyrie competing for Jane.14:59 MayaIf you had to plan some sessions for a Marvel Studios virtual con (outside of upcoming films and series announcements/special looks), what would they be?31:23 Linc MI would love to see Legion Quest, Age of Apocalypse and Nate Gray, but realise that there's a lot of foreground that needs to be covered to get there. Do you think that when Marvel Studios starts making its X-Men and mutant stories that it will attempt to retell the stories that Fox did poorly on, or do you expect them to attempt to take on largely untread stories? And since we now have a precedent of J. K. Simmons returning in an alternate universe equivalent as J. Jonah Jameson, could we see (from Legion) Dan Stevens and Harry Lloyd reprise their roles as Haller and Xavier, as the jumping off point for Legion Quest?36:10 Brett HeierGiven that the mandalorian, and disney+ in general has gotten a lot of emmy attention recently, how likely is it that Marvel Disney+ shows get the same attention? Specifically Wandavision, just because that seems like it will be very focused on Elizabeth Olsen and her acting ability. Do you think it will get enough attention for a Lead Actress nomination? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nate Gray is the CEO of Wingnut Digital, a rewards-based gaming company. He is an innovator, investor, and advisor who, as a child of the “gaming boom,” developed a lifelong fascination with the ways video games tie together engineering, storytelling, and design—among other disciplines.  Nate’s experiences include travelling extensively abroad,  serving as an international instructor in Shanghai, and working at one of the “Big Five” publishers, where he edited the books of such literary luminaries as satirist Christopher Buckley, essayist Christopher Hitchens and the late John McCain. Nate holds a BA from Harvard University and has completed finance coursework at NYU. In This Episode: The global gaming industry is expected to exceed $200B by 2023. Nate Gray’s startup, Wingnut Digital, is a fast-growing player whose innovative and viral, “real-world” rewards-based business model has brought him exponential growth. Nate discusses his journey from storyteller to entrepreneur and the trends that are shaping the gaming industry – technological and experiential. He also discusses the "game-ification" of interfaces in other daily realms such as health, education and public safety.

On the road to the Royal Rumble, which officially kicks off the road to WrestleMania, two familiar foes square off in the main event of WWE Smackdown Live. All that's on the line is bragging rights and the ever-important intangible: momentum.  It's best two out of three falls, with managers barred from ringside. Rey Mysterio takes on Andrade (Cien Almas no more) in a follow-up match to the previous week's instant classic.  Joining the team for this trip into the science lab is Nate Gray! And yes, we apologize for mistakenly saying this match took place in 2017 on a few occasions. During quarantine, when recording from inside of your closet, time is a flat circle. [Rey Mysterio vs Andrade, WWE Smackdown Live, January 19 2019]

Nate Gray is the Founder of FORTHEWXNNERS, an online marketplace that connects businesses with social media professionals. He is quite literally a guru when it comes to marketing and making an impact online. In this episode we chat about: What is marketing psychology? How to build an influence online and offline? The difference between marketing and branding Whether you should think about branding or marketing first when starting your business How to build an online marketplace of your own Using marketing psychology to influence others to commit How to build social proof What is social proof Why you should be doing things for free (at first) How to properly price your products and services Marketing tactics to use to drive sales (other than constantly reducing the price of your offering) Connect with Nate on Twitter or Instagram, and be sure to check out his marketplace, FORTHEWXNNERS. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review letting us know what you thought of this episode!

This week on the Podcast we catch on the Level 2 match from Florida that the Mad Scientist took 1st place in the Open Division We continue our talk on with issues with parents and their children in sports and some more talk about a moment with DryFire.... Then we bring in a competition shooter Nate Gray, the son of the USPSA South Carolina Sectional Coordinator and talk with him about competition shooting and his future goals.... Pull up a chair, put your cars or trucks on cruise control, and put them headphones in... It's time for the M-W Tactical Podcast!!!! Looking to support us and everything we do, visit https://anchor.fm/m-wtactical/support https://gofundme.com/LEOtraining Social Media Instagram: @munitionsweaponstactical Facebook: M-W Tactical Website: www.M-Wtactical.com

Seven months after the release of a blistering report about inhumane conditions at the Cuyahoga County Jail, the Cuyahoga County Council has done nearly nothing to oversee reforms, and that might be why we now have two efforts brewing in Columbus to compel change. We talk with reporter Courtney Astolfi and politics editor Jane Kahoun about why the council has been missing in action while Gov. Mike DeWine and two Democratic legislators mount efforts to fix the jail. The county council is composed of Council President Dan Brady, Pernel Jones, Nan Baker, Dale Miller, Scott Tuma, Michael J. Gallagher, Jack Schron, Yvonne Conwell, Shontel Brown, Cheryl Stephens and Sunny Simon. Even without County Council oversight, County Executive Armond Budish says he has made a lot of progress on bringing order to the jail. He stopped by cleveland.com this week with some of his top staff to talk about his reforms, which we discuss on the podcast with Courtney and crime and justice editor Kris Wernowsky. Kris and Courtney, and their many colleagues, are what make This Week in the CLE special. You’re not hearing from people completely disconnected from the news who read our reports about it and try to sound like they are experts. This podcast showcases 14 journalists who reported and edited the news you are talking about, journalists who interviewed the newsmakers, know the history and understand the ramifications. This Week in the CLE is the only source that can give you that expertise. And this episode just might be the most informative to date. We talk with reporter Adam Ferrise about how a murder suspect was accidentally released from the jail, the second such release this spring. Adam also provides insight into his story about a family’s desperate search for mental health services for a woman who now stands accused of beating her mom to death with a hammer. Kris talks about a story that broke late in the week about an appellate court slapping a federal court judge in Cleveland for allowing secrecy to prevail in an an opioid lawsuit of national significance. Jane offers the latest on the evolution of the state budget, with fresh details from the state senate’s version. The budget has to be adopted by June 30. Jane also talks about a proposal to make dealing with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles less maddening and DeWine’s commitment to help Lake Erie. Leaders with the YMCA visited cleveland.com this week to talk about how things are going since they took over the women’s homeless shelter a year ago, and Courtney shares the highlights. It’s a good news story about finding stable homes for the homeless and county government investing in turning lives around. Data expert Rich Exner analyzes his latest version of Ohio’s top employers, with the Cleveland Clinic taking the top spot from Wal-Mart and some big names falling off the list. Rich also describes the end of a trend involving our taxes, in which we once received tax rebates when the state had a surplus. Today, legislators would rather cut the tax rates, but that can be dangerous when the economy weakens. Federal courts reporter Eric Heisig discusses why the Quicken Loans settlement with the government could be seen as a win and as a loss for Cavs owner Dan Gilbert. Eric also talks about the end of a lengthy prison term for Nate Gray, who was served that sentence for corruption. The Gray case was one in a long line of corruption cases that began more than a decade ago. Also from federal court, Eric describes the secret settlement by Cleveland and the living victims of Anthony Sowell. The survivors sued, arguing Cleveland police had failed to adequately investigate Sowell. Reporter Mary Kilpatrick provides an update on the Browns training facility remaining in Berea. Reporter Evan MacDonald talks about the latest news involving Euclid Police, who gained infamy in the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nate Gray is an actor originally from La Crosse, Wisconsin. Pursuing a career as an actor had never been a thought in Nate's mind for many, many years. Growing up in small-town America, he spent a lot of his childhood on a farm working with his hands. In college, Nate would degrees in mechanical engineering and mathematics. The future Nate saw for himself never involved the entertainment industry, nor ever leaving Wisconsin. The way the rest of Nate's life unfolds to lead him to Los Angeles as an actor is a litany of random events that almost seem cosmically orchestrated. Throughout his journey, Nate has consistently welcomed people into his life, many of them pointing him towards new opportunities and taking him places he never imagined. Now, the man who thought he'd have a career in engineering in Wisconsin is living in the entertainment capital of the world putting in serious work towards a career as an actor.

Cowboy, Dougy Fresh, and Paulie Gee(e's are silent) are back one again to graciously cover this amazing two-day music festival and benefit. The event that started back in 2004 for one very special girl is now bringing families and friends from across America and beyond for a weekend of celebration and to bring awareness and more support for those affected by 4p-, also known as Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome (WHS), an extremely rare chromosome disorder. As always, the Pigs bring their own brand of silly, laid back fun to cover Kammy's Kause, without forgetting the heartfelt reason why they are there. Helping to co-host the event is the beautiful Sara Bishop and the Pigs' personal bodyguard, Griswold Stout. Tune in to Part One as they are joined by numerous band members and friends who come out each year to play music and give their time throughout the year to support Kammy and the 4p- Support Group. A big thanks for those who jumped on a mic to talk about why this event is so special to them as well as what's going on with their respective bands, Mr. Zach Garner, Chris Sarber and David Charles Bailey of Pinky and The Basterds, and Ben Jarvis of Audiodacity. The boys had a great time, once again, being part of the Kammy's Kause family and talking to friends and supporters and they give a shout out and request to their fans in Lebanon. Be sure to stay tuned for the release of Part Two when they are joined by more band members and the very busy, father and Kammy's Kause founder, Mr. Jared Hiner. Shout outs in this week's episode include: New Glarus; Kopacetic; Founders Brewery; Spring Mill Bourbon; Mr. G's; D.G Yuengling and Son Inc.; Corey Michael Cox; Breakdown Kings; Rob Dixon; The Fighting Jamesons; Cole Woodruff; Benjamin Cannon; Crepitus; Twin Cats; Ryan M. Brewer; Kevin Fertig; Nate Gray and Steve Lee; Josh Kaufman; Ark Barn Productions; Jenn Cristy; and Spark Joy Music Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities. www.hoppedupnetwork.com

Nate Gray of the Maine Department of Marine Resources describes the largest alewife run in the United States, happening right now at Benton Falls in Central Maine. NRCM Senior Director of Advocacy Pete Didisheim shares the story of the removal of the Edwards Dam on the Kennebec River and how this work of the Natural Resources Council of Maine and others in the Kennebec Coalition helped begin restoration of this important fishery.

Tune in as Constance shares with 2 guest who are living an extraordinary life.  Ave Maria is a client of Constance who has gone from corporate america to making millions.  Learn her secrets to becoming a successful entrepreneur.  Constance 2nd guest for hour is Nate Gray.  Nate is an author and will share steps to have a winning perspective both in your personal and professional life.  Learn timeless secrets to living a victorious life regardless of your current circumstances.    

  Arfa Saira Iqbalis a direct response copywriter personally coached by one of the best copywriters in the UK - Paul Hancox. I've built a solid reputation on the Warrior Forum as an excellent copywriter and to think I started out as a content writer earning 5 cents per 100 words just 2 years ago! I'm known for my ability to write strong, compelling and emotionally driven copy which converts well.  Nate Grayis a speaker in the fields of entrepreneurship, motivation, life, and spirituality. I encourage people and condition the mind to achieve dreams and Win regardless of obstacles! My signature keynote message, "A Winning Perspective" is aimed to show people how to choose the right perspective and a positive perspective over life challenges and give them some steps on how to cultivate and manifest your vision and maintain under turbulence until you win