Podcast appearances and mentions of paul bass

For their 100th podcast, Dan and Ellen talk with Tom Breen, the editor of the New Haven Independent. Tom joined the staff of the Independent in 2018, and then became managing editor. Last November, he stepped up to succeed founding editor Paul Bass, who launched the Independent in 2005 and is still very involved. He's executive director of the Online Journalism Project, the nonprofit organization he set up to oversee the Independent, the Valley Independent Sentinel in New Haven's northwest suburbs, and WNHH. He continues to report the news for the Independent and hosts a show on WNHH, and he started another nonprofit, Midbrow, which publishes arts reviews in New Haven and several other cities across the country. Listeners will also hear from Alexa Coultoff, a Northeastern student who wrote an in-depth report on the local news ecosystem in Fall River, Massachusetts, a blue-collar community south of Boston that flipped to Donald Trump in the last election after many decades of being a solidly Democratic city. We recently published Alexa's story at Whatworks.news. Ellen has a Quick Take on two big moves on the local news front. The National Trust for Local News has named a new CEO to replace Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, who resigned earlier this year. The new leader is Tom Wiley, who is now president and publisher of the Buffalo News. And in the heartland, the Minnesota Star Tribune has named a new editor to replace Suki Dardarian, who is retiring. The nod goes to Kathleen Hennessey, the deputy politics editor of the New York Times and a former AP reporter. Dan's Quick Take examines a recent court decision ruling that Google has engaged in anti-competitive behavior in the way it controls the technology for digital advertising. This was the result of a lawsuit brought by the Justice Department and a number of states, but it's also the subject of lawsuits brought by the news business, which argues that Google has destroyed the value of online ads. It's potentially good news. It's also complicated, and its effect may be way off in the future.    

Stolen Horses: Riding High in Country MusicToday on the Someone You Should Know Podcast, we're heading to Michigan and diving into the heart of country music with a band that's been making waves both onstage and in the studio. Stolen Horses has built a reputation for delivering high-energy performances and heartfelt songwriting, earning them a spot alongside some of country music's biggest names. They've shared the stage with legends like Zac Brown Band and Rodney Atkins, proving they're more than ready for the spotlight.Their latest album, Long Haul, showcases their signature sound—blending modern country with classic storytelling—and we'll be featuring several tracks from it. Joining me for this episode are band members David Lyle, Sean Kittredge, Joe Afton, and Paul Bass, who will share their journey, inspirations, and what's next for Stolen Horses. They are Someone You Should Know.  Click here to buy the Rik Anthony a cold one.Show Links:Click here to go to the Stolen Horses WebsiteClick here to go to the Stolen Horses FacebookClick here to go to the Stolen Horses YouTube ChannelVideos from this Episode (click the song title to see the video)My Summer SongAll music used with permission from the artistSomeone You Should Know 2025 // CatGotYourTongueStudios 2025Feedback: Send us a text.How to Contact Us:Official Website: https://Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast.comGmail: Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @RIKANTHONY1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rikanthonyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/someoneyoushouldknowpodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rik-anthony2019/TikTok: @SomeoneYouShouldKnow2023YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@someoneyoushouldknowpodcastThank you for listening!Theme music "Welcome to the Show" by Kevin MacLeod was used per the standard license agreement.

My returning special guest is Paul Bass, former Christian TV station manager and minister of the Word of God. Episode #1207 ******* This is the radio program with the music removed. By the way, I have written a new book, and you can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

We have a special episode for you today: Last week, VMP announced that the VMP Rock and the VMP Country subscriptions will be discontinued in October, and rightly, you had many, many questions about that change. CEO Matt Fiedler joins Pauly and Storf to talk about the change, and all the decisionmaking that went into it. If you still have questions, don't be shy.  Executive produced and edited by Cydney Berlinger  Executive produced and hosted by Andrew Winistorfer. Co-hosted by Paul Bass.  Featuring Matt Fiedler.  Our theme song is "Lo and Beholden" by Jade Vases from the album The Very Best of Jade Vases.  

Join us in this riveting episode as we dive into the world of healthcare practice management with the renowned Dr. Paul Bass, Co-Founder and Director of Fortune Management. Dr. Bass, with over three decades of experience, is a leading authority on building and sustaining practice wealth, and he's here to share his invaluable insights. Discover the secrets to breaking free from mediocrity and achieving extraordinary success in both your professional and personal life. Dr. Bass's high-energy message will inspire you to take your practice to new heights, providing you with the tools and motivation to make a real difference. With a track record of teaching over 4,000 seminars and workshops throughout North America, including appearances at prestigious events like the American Dental Association, Dr. Bass is a wealth of knowledge. You can expect to leave this episode with practical information that will transform your business and your life.

Ellen and Dan talk with Paul Bass, the founder and former editor of the New Haven Independent. Bass is originally from White Plains, New York, but he arrived in New Haven in the late 1970s to attend Yale, and he has been reporting on all the quirks and glory of his adopted home town ever since. Bass was the main subject of Dan's 2013 book, "The Wired City," and is one of the news entrepreneurs featured in our forthcoming book, "What Works in Community News." Bass launched the New Haven Independent in 2005 as an online-only nonprofit. Last fall, Bass announced he was stepping aside as editor, handing the top job over to managing editor Tom Breen. But he's continuing to play a role at the Independent and its multimedia arms, and he has just launched another venture: The Independent Review Crew, which features arts and culture reviews from all over, including right here in Boston. Ellen has a Quick Take on the Texas Tribune, the much-admired nonprofit news outlet started by Evan Smith and others in Austin. The Tribune has been a model for other startups, so it rocked the world of local news last month when CEO Sonal Shah announced that 11 staffers had been laid off. Dan reports on another acquisition by Alden Global Capital, the New York-based hedge fund that has earned scorn for the way it manages its newspapers. Alden acquired four family-owned newspapers in Pennsylvania. Worse, the family members who actually ran the papers wanted to keep them, but they were outvoted by the rest of the family.  

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Babz Rawls-Ivy: Paul Bass (Tulsa Trip) by WNHH Community Radio

Welcome back to this latest installment of Vinyl Community Podcasts! On this trip around the turntable, Souldisco (Nadine) hosts a fun and insightful conversation about Vinyl Me, Please - the U.S. subscription vinyl service and independent record label. Founded in 2013 by Cameron Schaefer, VMP was initially established as a record of the month club, offering curated vinyl selections delivered straight to the doorsteps of it's members. Since then, it has evolved into a comprehensive music platform, encompassing record releases, online content, and an active community of music lovers. Vinyl Me, Please has carved out a niche in the music industry by combining the joy of vinyl collecting with a curated listening experience and a vibrant community. It's dedication to quality curation, attention to detail in packaging and presentation, and commitment to supporting artists have endeared the label to vinyl enthusiasts around the world. By bridging the gap between past and present, mainstream and obscure, Vinyl Me, Please continues to play a significant role in preserving the art and appreciation of vinyl records while championing the power of music discovery. Joining in this conversation is Sr. Manager of Customer Care at VMP Paul Bass (or Paulium for VMP members in the know) to share details from the perspective of a longtime employee of VMP. Rounding out the panel is Rocco (Pieces of Vinyl) - a fervent VMP champion, and Michael 45 - a longtime customer of VMP who frequently reviews the latest and greatest products offered by VMP on his influential YouTube channel. We hope you enjoy this presentation, and thank you for listening to Vinyl Community Podcasts!   For more information on host Souldisco (Nadine): https://www.youtube.com/@Souldisco   For more information on Pieces of Vinyl (Rocco): https://www.youtube.com/@PiecesofVinyl   For more information on Michael 45:  https://www.youtube.com/@Michael45RPM   For more information about Vinyl Me, Please: https://www.vinylmeplease.com/   For more information on Vinyl Community Podcasts: https://vinylcommunitypodcasts.com/  

Every quarter, our Head of Customer Care, Paul Bass, and our co-host Andrew Winistorfer take questions from our Discord community about our Records of the Month, and whatever else is on their mind. In this episode, we answer something like 100 questions, and go for 2 hours. Buckle up, it's the law. It's Lost Sounds Radio.  Have a question you'd like us to answer? Call the Lost Sounds Radio hotline at 424-3ASKVMP (‪(424) 327-5867‬).  Executive produced and hosted by Cydney Berlinger and Andrew Winistorfer Edited by Cydney Berlinger Our theme song is "Lo and Beholden" by Jade Vases from the album The Very Best of Jade Vases.  

Today, VMP rolled out our 6th subscription, VMP Rock. Focused on all the branches of the immense tree we call rock music, it launches with titles from the Strokes, Sublime, the Stooges, System of a Down, ZZ Top and Stone Temple Pilots.  The moment VMP Rock launched, Andrew and Head of Customer Care, Paul Bass, hopped on our Discord for a Live Q&A where we answered any and every question our Discord members had about VMP Rock. Join our Discord here. Have a question you'd like us to answer? Call the Lost Sounds Radio hotline at 424-3ASKVMP (‪(424) 327-5867‬).  Executive produced and hosted by Cydney Berlinger and Andrew Winistorfer Edited by Cydney Berlinger Our theme song is "Lo and Beholden" by Jade Vases from the album The Very Best of Jade Vases.  

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Paul Bass: Shubert's Anthony McDonald by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Paul Bass: March 16, 2023 by WNHH Community Radio

LoveTalk with Paul Bass: State Representative Roland Lemar by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Paul Bass: Rosa DeLauro (March 15, 2023) by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Paul Bass: March 14, 2023 by WNHH Community Radio

Arnold on the Oscars" Arnold Gorlick CT State Banking Commissioner Jorge Perez (speaking on Silicon Valley Bank collapse)

Just-In Time Conversations with Justin Farmer: Paul Bass by WNHH Community Radio

Dan and Ellen talk with Mary Margaret White, the CEO of Mississippi Today, a nonprofit digital news outlet that has been covering the state for more than six years. The staff has a robust presence at the statehouse in Jackson, and provides cultural and sports coverage, as well.  Mary Margaret is a Mississippi native. She has a bachelor's in English and journalism and a master's in Southern Studies from the University of Mississippi. She also spent almost 10 years working for the state, with jobs in arts and tourism. Her work has appeared in The Listening Post Collective, The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture and on Mississippi Public Broadcasting radio. Dan has a Quick Take on a major transition at the New Haven Independent. Last week the indefatigable founder, Paul Bass, announced he was stepping aside as editor of the Independent. The new editor will be Tom Breen, currently the managing editor. Luckily, Bass isn't going anywhere but will continue to play a role. Ellen's Quick Take is on another big transition at the Texas Tribune. Economist Sonal Shah is becoming CEO at the Tribune in January. Shah, who has had leadership roles at Google, the White House, and other high-impact nonprofits, replaces co-founder Evan Smith, who is taking a role as senior adviser to the Emerson Collective. It's a big transition at a pioneering nonprofit newsroom. Smith says he'll continue to spread the local news gospel in his new role. 

Keeping It 100 With Jose Candelario: Special Report With Paul Bass by WNHH Community Radio

Sujets traités :  Lundi soir s'est tenu le conseil communautaire du Pays Rhin-Brisach. Alors qu'un point fiscal était soulevé, avec l'objectif de mettre en place plus de solidarité intercommunale, le débat a éclaté. Le Président de la communauté de communes a soumis la proposition d'une nouvelle répartition du fonds national de péréquation. Un fonds qui consiste à prélever des ressources chez certaines intercommunalités pour le reverser à d'autres plus pauvres. Le Pays Rhin-Brisach est prélevé par l'Etat d'1.9 millions d'euros. Le comcom prend en charge 520 000 euros, le reste est réparti entre les communes. Fessenheim et Biesheim se sont proposées pour soulager la communauté de communes à hauteur de 32 000€. Paul Bass, maire de Durrenentzen, a voté contre et empêché la mise en place de ce geste, une action qui a énervé l'ensemble de l'assemblée. Les explications de Gérard Hug, Président de la Communauté de Communes du Pays Rhin-Brisach. Paul Bass, quant à lui, trouve « risible ces 32 000 euros ». Il plaide pour un pacte fiscal, qui imposerait la même taxe foncière à toutes les communes, et un pacte financier, qui mettrait les richesses en commun pour les redistribuer. Mauvaise nouvelle du côté du Groupe hospitalier Sélestat-Obernai. Le nombre d'hospitalisation dues au COVID-19 est en forte hausse, alors même qu'une décrue semblait amorcée depuis le début du mois. Hier, 35 patients étaient hospitalisés au sein du GHSO : 25 à Sélestat, dont 2 en unité de soins critiques, et 10 à Obernai. Si le groupe hospitalier espère que cette hausse n'est qu'épisodique, elle impacte tout de même le taux d'occupation des lits. Il n'envisage pour autant pas d'ouvrir une deuxième unité covid pour le moment. Pendant les vacances de la Toussaint, la Ville de Colmar propose deux stages multisports à destination des enfants de 8 à 11 ans. Le premier stage débute dès lundi, il se tiendra jusqu'à vendredi. Escalade, accrobranche, tennis ou encore randonnée sont au programme de ces 5 jours. Les frais d'inscriptions sont de 6 euros, il faudra compter 18 euros de plus pour la sortie accrobranche, mardi, dont le déplacement se fait en bus. Les inscriptions se font à la mairie. Pour plus d'informations, vous pouvez téléphoner au 03 89 20 67 93. Toujours à Colmar, les travaux de réseaux d'eau et d'assainissement continuent. C'est au tour des rues de l'Orme, de l'Erable et du Marronnier d'en subir les conséquences. Lundi, un alternat avec feux tricolores a donc été mis en place à l'intersection de la rue du Ladhof et la rue de l'Orme. Alors même que Colmar connait une période faste pour les chantiers de voirie, ceuxci devraient durer 9 semaines, jusqu'au 23 décembre. Les trois rues concernées sont fermées à la circulation, sauf pour les riverains. Le stationnement y est dorénavant interdit et ce pour toute la durer des travaux. Dans le Val d'Argent, le transport à la demande est à nouveau en service. La convention avait été votée le mois dernier par les élus de la Communauté de communes, elle a été signée avec le prestataire la semaine dernière. Pour le moment, le transport à la demande n'est accessible que les mardis et vendredis, sauf jours fériés, de 8 à 18h. Il faut réserver son transport au plus tard la veille, auprès des Ambulances Bertrand de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines. Le trajet est de 3€ et doit se faire sur le le territoire des quatre communes de la vallée : Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines, Lièpvre et Rombach-le-Franc. Les murs des Tanzmatten vont trembler ce week-end ! Proposé par l'association Zone 51, le festival Rock Your Brain revient à Sélestat pour une neuvième édition automnale. Ce vendredi 21 octobre, c'est une soirée métal qui vous sera d'abord proposée. Elle sera suivie d'une programmation plutôt punk le samedi, dès 15h15. Giada Pasini, chargée de communication chez Zone 51,...

Sujets traités :  Lundi soir s'est tenu le conseil communautaire du Pays Rhin-Brisach. Alors qu'un point fiscal était soulevé, avec l'objectif de mettre en place plus de solidarité intercommunale, le débat a éclaté. Le Président de la communauté de communes a soumis la proposition d'une nouvelle répartition du fonds national de péréquation. Un fonds qui consiste à prélever des ressources chez certaines intercommunalités pour le reverser à d'autres plus pauvres. Le Pays Rhin-Brisach est prélevé par l'Etat d'1.9 millions d'euros. Le comcom prend en charge 520 000 euros, le reste est réparti entre les communes. Fessenheim et Biesheim se sont proposées pour soulager la communauté de communes à hauteur de 32 000€. Paul Bass, maire de Durrenentzen, a voté contre et empêché la mise en place de ce geste, une action qui a énervé l'ensemble de l'assemblée. Les explications de Gérard Hug, Président de la Communauté de Communes du Pays Rhin-Brisach. Paul Bass, quant à lui, trouve « risible ces 32 000 euros ». Il plaide pour un pacte fiscal, qui imposerait la même taxe foncière à toutes les communes, et un pacte financier, qui mettrait les richesses en commun pour les redistribuer. Mauvaise nouvelle du côté du Groupe hospitalier Sélestat-Obernai. Le nombre d'hospitalisation dues au COVID-19 est en forte hausse, alors même qu'une décrue semblait amorcée depuis le début du mois. Hier, 35 patients étaient hospitalisés au sein du GHSO : 25 à Sélestat, dont 2 en unité de soins critiques, et 10 à Obernai. Si le groupe hospitalier espère que cette hausse n'est qu'épisodique, elle impacte tout de même le taux d'occupation des lits. Il n'envisage pour autant pas d'ouvrir une deuxième unité covid pour le moment. Pendant les vacances de la Toussaint, la Ville de Colmar propose deux stages multisports à destination des enfants de 8 à 11 ans. Le premier stage débute dès lundi, il se tiendra jusqu'à vendredi. Escalade, accrobranche, tennis ou encore randonnée sont au programme de ces 5 jours. Les frais d'inscriptions sont de 6 euros, il faudra compter 18 euros de plus pour la sortie accrobranche, mardi, dont le déplacement se fait en bus. Les inscriptions se font à la mairie. Pour plus d'informations, vous pouvez téléphoner au 03 89 20 67 93. Toujours à Colmar, les travaux de réseaux d'eau et d'assainissement continuent. C'est au tour des rues de l'Orme, de l'Erable et du Marronnier d'en subir les conséquences. Lundi, un alternat avec feux tricolores a donc été mis en place à l'intersection de la rue du Ladhof et la rue de l'Orme. Alors même que Colmar connait une période faste pour les chantiers de voirie, ceuxci devraient durer 9 semaines, jusqu'au 23 décembre. Les trois rues concernées sont fermées à la circulation, sauf pour les riverains. Le stationnement y est dorénavant interdit et ce pour toute la durer des travaux. Dans le Val d'Argent, le transport à la demande est à nouveau en service. La convention avait été votée le mois dernier par les élus de la Communauté de communes, elle a été signée avec le prestataire la semaine dernière. Pour le moment, le transport à la demande n'est accessible que les mardis et vendredis, sauf jours fériés, de 8 à 18h. Il faut réserver son transport au plus tard la veille, auprès des Ambulances Bertrand de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines. Le trajet est de 3€ et doit se faire sur le le territoire des quatre communes de la vallée : Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines, Lièpvre et Rombach-le-Franc. Les murs des Tanzmatten vont trembler ce week-end ! Proposé par l'association Zone 51, le festival Rock Your Brain revient à Sélestat pour une neuvième édition automnale. Ce vendredi 21 octobre, c'est une soirée métal qui vous sera proposée. Elle sera suivie d'une programmation plutôt punk le samedi, dès 15h15. Giada Pasini, chargée de communication chez Zone 51, nous en dit plus. Retrouvez toutes les informations pratiques et la billetterie sur automne.rockyourbrainfest.com Propos recueillis par  Solène Martin. 

Dateline New Haven with Paul Bass: Student Loans by WNHH Community Radio

We welcome Dan's wrestling coach Paul Bass to the podcast this episode. Over his career, 37 seasons as a coach, 32 as head coach, all at Westhampton Beach High School, Bass amassed 324 wins, making him the sixth winningest coach in Suffolk County (NY). During his time coaching, he produced 246 All-League wrestlers, eight county champions, 13 state qualifiers, and six wrestlers were All-State. Bass was named the Coach of the Year title seven times in his career, and in 2015 he was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Coach Bass talks about what he gained from coaching the sport for almost four decades, what it still means to him today and how he and wrestlers both changed over the years.Plus, he gives us the inside scoop on how good of a wrestler Dan was in high school.In the intro we discuss the new classifications that came out earlier this month and go on a mini rant about how the state duals should be seeded.All of this and more on this week's episode. 

Paul Bass is the founder and EIC of the New Haven Independent, one of the nation's first online-only, nonprofit multimedia newspapers. He is also the author of one of Norm's favorite books, "Murder in the Model City: the Black Panthers, Yale, and the Redemption of a Killer," a recount of the trial of 8 Black Panthers members accused of murdering a spy among them. Similar to the magic of Norm's discussions with Ron Coleman, Paul Bass is an undeniable spirit, committed to the first amendment protections for the press.  Paul is a lifer in the newspaper business. And if you ask us? He is the essence of American journalism.  Paul joined Norm on a daily live show just a couple of weeks back. As you will hear, radio's advertising constraints simply did not do a service to the nature of Norm and Paul's intellectual journey. So Paul agreed to join Law and Legitimacy for a Fathers Day edition of the pod.  Norm and Paul discuss what Paul calls the "big lobotomy" that has occurred in journalism, one that has seen hedge funds and highly capitalized corporate interest neutralize the independent voice in news and reporting. Paul also shares why he believes that such a dumbing down and whitewashing of reporting has cultivated "the Golden Age of Journalism" through the hundreds of experiments taking place today outside the walled garden of major corporate news.  Preoccupied with how newspapers remain viable, Norm asks Paul to talk about the business model that has worked for Paul with the New Haven Independent, to unpack the limitations of advertising revenue as a model for scaling quality reporting, and how search engine optimization has replaced truth in the most basic sense of the word when it comes to sources of news and reporting upon which most Americans still today rely.  Paul is an opponent of all hate speech laws, but is able to parse the nuance of message board management and the role of each outlet in deploying a realistic approach to platform censorship. In his own words, Paul is able to "embrace [his] inner China" when it comes to discerning between normal discourse and potentially slanderous personal attacks. Have we found a different door through which the likes of Twitter should walk? The two talk broadly about American media as the mirror of its current society, analyze whether there has been a true loss of legitimacy in American institutions, and explore the proposition that working as a journalist is an inherently spiritual vocation.  Perhaps one of Paul's most compelling qualities is his how politely he asks Norm whether he may disagree with him. This episode went a bit over time, but you will hear why. Enjoy Paul Bass.  Like, share and subscribe! Norm is live every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pm ET on WICC 600AM/107.3FM. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter. 

Paul Bass is the founder and EIC of the New Haven Independent, one of the nation's first online-only, nonprofit multimedia newspapers. He is also the author of one of Norm's favorite books, "Murder in the Model City: the Black Panthers, Yale, and the Redemption of a Killer," a recount of the trial of 8 Black Panthers members accused of murdering a spy among them. Similar to the magic of Norm's discussions with Ron Coleman, Paul Bass is an undeniable spirit, committed to the first amendment protections for the press.  Paul is a lifer in the newspaper business. And if you ask us? He is the essence of American journalism.  Paul joined Norm on a daily live show just a couple of weeks back. As you will hear, radio's advertising constraints simply did not do a service to the nature of Norm and Paul's intellectual journey. So Paul agreed to join Law and Legitimacy for a Fathers Day edition of the pod.  Norm and Paul discuss what Paul calls the "big lobotomy" that has occurred in journalism, one that has seen hedge funds and highly capitalized corporate interest neutralize the independent voice in news and reporting. Paul also shares why he believes that such a dumbing down and whitewashing of reporting has cultivated "the Golden Age of Journalism" through the hundreds of experiments taking place today outside the walled garden of major corporate news.  Preoccupied with how newspapers remain viable, Norm asks Paul to talk about the business model that has worked for Paul with the New Haven Independent, to unpack the limitations of advertising revenue as a model for scaling quality reporting, and how search engine optimization has replaced truth in the most basic sense of the word when it comes to sources of news and reporting upon which most Americans still today rely.  Paul is an opponent of all hate speech laws, but is able to parse the nuance of message board management and the role of each outlet in deploying a realistic approach to platform censorship. In his own words, Paul is able to "embrace [his] inner China" when it comes to discerning between normal discourse and potentially slanderous personal attacks. Have we found a different door through which the likes of Twitter should walk? The two talk broadly about American media as the mirror of its current society, analyze whether there has been a true loss of legitimacy in American institutions, and explore the proposition that working as a journalist is an inherently spiritual vocation.  Perhaps one of Paul's most compelling qualities is his how politely he asks Norm whether he may disagree with him. This episode went a bit over time, but you will hear why. Enjoy Paul Bass.  Like, share and subscribe! Norm is live every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pm ET on WICC 600AM/107.3FM. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter. 

A free flowing and wide ranging discussion with one of the biggest names in hand engraving. Jeff answers listener questions and we talk about how the pop culture iconography of the 80's influences his work today. On this show: Wade Oliver Wilson, Jeff Parke, Marius Mellebye, Kyle Montoya, Paul Bass. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wade-oliver-wilson/message

Behind the Brand with Prestige & EZ Bluez: Paul Bass by WNHH Community Radio

Norm opens the show talking about the weather. Because what else is an old man to do? He also talks about developments in the McGrath case and what, if any, additional arrests he expects law enforcement to make.  Norm is then joined by Paul Bass, author of "Murder in the Model City", and the Editor of the New Haven Independent. The two discuss the state of local news and how national values are reflected in local communities and how local issues are interpreted by local citizens.  Norm and Paul wax poetic about the history of journalism, what has changed within the culture, and where the future of reporting at the local level might live.  Like, share, and subscribe. Norm is live on WICC600 AM every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pm ET. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/#. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter. 

Norm opens the show talking about the weather. Because what else is an old man to do? He also talks about developments in the McGrath case and what, if any, additional arrests he expects law enforcement to make.  Norm is then joined by Paul Bass, author of "Murder in the Model City", and the Editor of the New Haven Independent. The two discuss the state of local news and how national values are reflected in local communities and how local issues are interpreted by local citizens.  Norm and Paul wax poetic about the history of journalism, what has changed within the culture, and where the future of reporting at the local level might live.  Like, share, and subscribe. Norm is live on WICC600 AM every weekday from 12pm ET to 2pm ET. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/#. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter. 

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Paul Bass: Mary Wade Home by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Ukraine Update with Carl Harvey & Myron Melnyk by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Democratic Town Chair Vincent Mauro Jr. by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Local Music May 10, 2022 by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Congressional Candidate Justin Paglino by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Jason Paul "Jason The Greek," Handicapping 2022 Races by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Eat Up Foundation's Kristen & Brian by WNHH Community Radio

Babz Rawls Ivy is host and co-producer of LoveBabz LoveTALK on WNHH LP radio in New Haven. But that doesn't begin to describe her. So let's add a few more words: Force of nature. Wise presence. Storyteller. WNHH is a low-power FM community station launched seven years ago by the New Haven Independent, a pioneering online nonprofit news site. Paul Bass, founder and editor of the Independent, wanted to bring powerful local voices onto the airwaves. Babz Rawls Ivy brings truth-telling to a whole new level. Dan shares the latest on Gannett's downgrading of local coverage, and Ellen asks whether retired journalists are the new seed capital for startup digital sites. 

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Karen DuBois-Walton, New Chair Of The State Board Of Education by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Secretary Of State Candidate Matt Lesser by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: Water Guru Jordan Peccia by WNHH Community Radio

LoveBabz LoveTalk With Paul Bass: New Haven Promise by WNHH Community Radio

Our returning guest is Paul Bass, former manager of the Tallahassee Christian TV station who now works in media technology at the capitol. Episode #1054 ******* By the way, I have written a new book, and you can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

I am very fortunate to have been coached by Cofounder of Fortune Management Dr. Paul Bass in my career as a dental hygienist. But his teachings have impacted my life in so many ways, even outside of the workplace. In this interview Dr. Bass shares his journey of how he and the other cofounders Dr. Gary McLeod, Rene Schubert, formed a partnership with Tony Robbins to form Fortune Management. He also reveals a new branch expanding from Dentistry that can make a huge impact in the field of Medicine. The biggest takeaway that I have learned from Dr. Bass that really lit an inspiring FIRE in me, was a workshop at his Wealth Mastery Seminar in Atlanta GA. He taught me how...not only to DREAM, but to DREAM BIG! I have never been the same since that day and it has just been growing more and more. If you would like to learn more about Dr. Bass and Fortune Management, here is his link below: https://www.fortunemgmt.com/index.cfm?Page=Paul-Bass If you liked this episode of DarkHorse Matters don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends. Thank you so much for your support in growing our DREAMS. "BE PASSIONATE" Podcast links and Bev Matayoshi's Social media handles can be found here: https://linktr.ee/DarkHorse_Matters

Paul Bass, editor of The New Haven Independent and WNHH-LP 103.5 FM; Babz Rawls Ivy, editor-in-chief of The Inner-City News; and David Cushing, co-founder and senior advisor at Pine Grove Capital join Betsy Kim on "Law, Life & Culture" to discuss what Juneteenth means from different perspectives and how it can be celebrated or contemplated any day of the year.

Dr. Paul Bass talks with our host Steve about the challenges of public health work in developing countries, including the allocation of resources and conflicting interests. A transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/from-the-front-row-public-health-and-globalization/ Have an idea for a show? Questions or comments for our hosts? Send email to cph-gradambassador@uiowa.edu

While watching others cross the finish of their half and full Marathons , Paul Bass sees those runners are putting everything they have into their finish . He knows that he wants to go from 5-10 k races to Half Marathon + status . Motivated and inspired Paul tells us his story !

2-time state champion at EdmondSanta Fe, Paul Bass, is a regular in the state tournament, one of the most prominent coaches in girls basketball throughout Oklahoma. Retired this year then came out of retirement and is now the head girls coach at Newcastle High School.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakGUm31WFmh8UFbqNlYWUA?view_as=subscriberSupport the show (https://paypal.me/SpeakUppod?locale.x=en_US)

In this episode of Revolution of Trial, we get a full, raw and uncomfortable retelling of the trial from the Panther attorney, David Rosen, Ericka Huggins, and Paul Bass. Also includes insight from Germano Kimbro, son of Warren Kimbro who pleaded guilty to the murder of Alex Rackley. The post Revolution on Trial Episode 6: Inside the May Day Trials appeared first on Artspace New Haven.

In episode 5 of Revolution on Trial, Mercy secures an interview with George Edwards, a New Haven notable whose life has been haunted by constant surveillance and FBI oversight through COINTELPRO since the night he was to be executed with Alex Rackley. Featuring sound from the Rackley interrogation, details on the case from Paul Bass […] The post Revolution on Trial Episode 5: A Movement Under Surveillance appeared first on Artspace New Haven.

Co-Produced by:The Narrative Project and Artspace New Haven In episode 4 of Revolution on Trial, Mercy discusses the woes of women in the movement both in 1969 and today. Featuring Elise Browne, Ericka Huggins, Paul Bass and Kerry Ellington. The post Revolution on Trial, Episode 4: Women Who Build Movements appeared first on Artspace New Haven.

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The boyz talk about crashing the neighbors Halloween party, JP's plans to fix up his bike, Paul Bass's new movie, Casino Fandango's customer service, and more. SUPPORT:www.gotobedpodcast.com@gotobedpodcast@yoitsfeeki@jpfilms

Well Welcome to our very first episode of Basically the dDeal on Movies. join me, Paul Bass and my co host Stan Kmet as we talk about movies and the culture of movies as they relate to families of faith. Join us live on Monday nights and catch us here each Wednesday. As we share our reviews and our research we would like for you to share your tips on movies that are coming out or ones that are currently available on video or at the box office. Visit patreon.com/btdmovies to help our mission to share good tips for families regarding the films we watch. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/btdmovies/message

Dr. Paul Bass the co-founder and Director of Fortune Management is here today. Fortune Management is a medical coaching practice that helps doctors and owners find out what they want and then achieve that. Dr. Bass is a dentist who practiced for 21 years, before founding Fortune Management with Tony Robbins and two other founders. Today it is one of the biggest practice management resources available. Dr. Bass shares his story of how he got involved with Tony Robbins and the importance of asking the right questions. In this episode, he shares smart strategies for dental practices and getting your team to share your vision. He also shares knowledge for how to live a better life by having a vision and creating a life plan and working backwards. This episode is packed with knowledge that you won't want to miss. You can find our guest here: Fortune Management Dr. Paul Bass on LinkedIn Dr. Paul Bass on Facebook Fortune Management Practice Mastery Podcast Show Notes: [02:30] Dr. Paul Bass, Tony Robbins and two other people founded Fortune Management in 1990. [02:46] Dr. Bass practiced for 21 years in Tullahoma, TN. [02:54] In 1988, Dr. Bass's room mate gave him a copy of Unlimited Power. It took him about four months to get started reading the book, but once he started he finished it in about four days. [03:36] Make a point to meet your heroes. [04:23] Dr. bass reached out to Robbins International to see if he could take a seminar. [05:15] He ended up asking Tony Robbins to come do a seminar where he was at. The fee was $50,000, so he got 50 of his doctor friends to attend the seminar and pay a $1,000 fee. [06:45] Dr. Bass ended up asking Tony if he wanted to have a branch in healthcare. Maybe it was divine intervention, but a partnership was formed. [08:56] One of the goals was to preserve private practice fee dentistry. [09:19] Wants and needs always exceed available cash flow. [12:27] When your staff has ownership in your vision, it is way different than just the doctor having a vision. [13:32] Look to the future and take care of your end game and take your team with you. [14:06] 80% of getting anything done in life Is knowing why to do it. [14:53] To get your team to buy into the vision, you need to let them help create the vision. [16:09] When talking about transformation use emotion evoking words. [16:33] To create a team mission statement have everyone write down emotion evoking words that express their calling in dentistry. [25:08] The four cornerstones of building unstoppable team include shared vision. Begin your staff meeting by reading the vision and sharing. [27:22] It's also helpful to acknowledge people. [28:25] A set of operating principles that we call agreements. These provide certainty. Have the team decide how they are going to be together. [31:05] Communication is the third cornerstone. It needs to be open positive communication. [33:41] A reality check is a communication tool that is a series of questions that allows you to stop and reassess the situation no matter how upset you are. [35:57] The fourth piece is relationships. Having a shared vision, agreements, and communication leads to a positive team relationship. [37:55] Coaching is taking on someone else's commitment as if it was your own. Then interacting with them in such a way that they get the desired result. [43:26] If you want to find out what people value, ask questions. [45:48] Being on a cohesive team is what keeps quality people around. [48:08] It's not about making money now, it's about creating a plan so that you are free and money is abundant. [53:11] Sully has been in a funk lately. As the leaders go, so the team goes. [54:04] We need to be able to manage our emotional state no matter what is going on around us. The most profound thing Dr. Bass learned from Tony is state management. [55:15] You can change your focus by asking yourself a better question. This can change your thought process immediately. [58:14] A coach can ask you questions that drives you towards your vision. [58:37] The ultimate success formula. Number one know your outcome. [59:42] 500mg of niacin every day to lower your cholesterol and two tablespoons of Metamucil in water before each meal. [01:02:27] A decision is to cut away from something. If you have a behavior that isn't empowering cut away from it. [01:02:55] Master your mind, body, and relationships. [01:04:04] Create a lifetime plan and work backwards. [01:05:00] Create outcomes as opposed to goals. [01:05:19] To accelerate numbers in your practice, accelerate your hygiene re-care program. [01:10:09] If you schedule your re-care patients 6 months and 2 weeks in advance, then if you have cancellations, you can call the next schedule of people and have them fill those spots. [01:12:18] Fortune Management is a franchised company. [01:19:48] The three domains of knowledge. What you know. What you don't know. What you didn't know you didn't know. As always thanks so much for listening! If you like the show we would love for you to review the show on iTunes as well as spread the word! If you have any questions or want to get in touch, shoot me an email at millennialdentist@gmail.com.   Links and Resources: MillennialDentist@gmail.com The Millennial Dentist Website @Millennialdentist on Facebook @MillennialDDS on Twitter On Instagram  Dr. Sully…@Millennialdentist on InstagramDr. Peyman…@drpeyray on Instagram Dr. Sully's website and blog Tony Robbins Unlimited Power Robert Schuller Zig Ziglar Brian Tracy

After I prayed for a monkey as a little child, I got one. Well, kind of. Listen to find out what happens when we realize what we prayed for might not be what we really need.

If you absolutely hate cats and you enjoy seeing them try to murder humans, you may enjoy this film. Otherwise, it's a story mess. Just a bunch of fakey voices for animals and a silly human (Robinson Crusoe) trying to build stuff.

Two things we do when we find a Bible verse that we don't understand. We either forget it and say the Bible is not true, or we spend much time getting education and talking ourselves into what the Bible verse means. I present to you that the Bible is true starting from Genesis 1:1 to Revelation 22 verse 21. If you find a question simply keep reading.

Have you ever seen a person who had so much makeup and adornment that you are pretty sure if she was the invisible woman, you could still see her? What with that shell of makeup totally encompassing, you would have no trouble spotting her if she was the invisible woman. Please visit Basicallythedeal.com to comment or question my sanity.

Dr Paul Bass, one of the co-founders of Fortune Management spent some time with me to discuss the history of Fortune, the power of coaching and leadership of dental teams. You may be surprised to know that the earliest formation of what is now Fortune Management was in the late 1970’s.

If you are over the age of 16, you should watch this movie - maybe more than once. This is an important film which shows what happens when government bureaucracy traps (and kills) our own representatives in other lands. The film only slightly addresses the lies of the current administration regarding the "cause" of this tragedy.

Jennifer Garner kicks it up in this. She doesn't beat up any spies, but she just about drop kicks a doctor or two until she can find out what's going on with her sick daughter. This is a good movie that will not allow you to endure without a tear or twenty. Miracles From Heaven is a keeper.

Joseph Fiennes does a sword-sharp job of being Sherlock Romes in this biblical era movie. It is a good movie with a positive look at, not only faith, but faith in the risen Savior. Go see it, or rent it when old Redbox offers it. Then you can pretend that the movie "Risen" is emerging from it's tomb to live again. Or... not. But enjoy it and share it. This is one of the best movies about Jesus in a long time.

This one is worth a view. So dedicated to re-creating the original. It's a keeper indeed. Snoopy still rules.

WNHH host and New Haven Independent editor Paul Bass speaks to Ben Berkowitz and Caroline Smith of SeeClickFix about the site's weekly news. From Houston, Assistant Director, Houston 311, Frank Carmody joins as well.

This is a good football movie, but not just a football movie. It is a good movie that does not rely on the sympathy ticket buyer. It stands out from Christian films in a rare way.

Paul Bass gives a little insight into the latest teen driven action flick. The 5th Wave is a lot like "Home" except not a cartoon and, in this movie the girl makes out with the alien. AweMan. I might have spoiled it for ya.

Paul Bass gives a little insight into the latest teen driven action flick. The 5th Wave is a lot like "Home" except not a cartoon and, in this movie the girl makes out with the alien. AweMan. I might have spoiled it for ya.

An introduction to the Basically The Deal On Movies segment. What to expect from a Basically The Deal review. Hosted by Paul Bass.

Paul gives his take on the latest Hunger Games movie. Here are some things to consider before you make this your movie night feature.

An introduction to the Basically The Deal On Movies segment. What to expect from a Basically The Deal review. Hosted by Paul Bass.

Why do we visit historical sites? Commentator Mike Pesca wants to talk about the value of seeing a place, especially one like Dallas' Dealey Plaza about which arguments have raged for decades. Mike says there's a difference between watching a NOVA special and walking through the place with your own eyes open.Paul Bass, from the New Haven Independent, will bring us up to speed on three stories, including one from the weekend about a stretch limo that transported women to and from a drug and alcohol treatment center so they could vote on Election Day. You can link to it here.And, we'll connect with Susan Polgar, the chess Grandmaster who broke the game's gender barrier. She's in Chennai, India, covering the match between Carlsen and Anand, the first chess championship in decades to cross-over and ignite the players. You can leave your comments below, email us at colin@wnpr.org, or tweet us @wnprcolin.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Paul Bass talks with ecancer at EMCTO 2013 about surgical progress made in treating mesothelioma. Primarily advances include reducing toxicity and reducing resection.