Podcast appearances and mentions of paul madsen

Reinvesting in your business, working together as a couple, and prioritizing video with Liz and Paul Madsen from Zardyplants. ----- Welcome to episode 422 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Liz and Paul Madsen from Zardyplants. Why Success as a Food Blogger Isn't Linear Liz and Paul Madsen started Zardyplants in 2018 as a way to share their favorite plant-based comfort food recipes with readers. Over the last five years, they've worked together to grow the site (and Paul now works full-time for their business)! Liz and Paul share about the early days of Zardyplants, and how their processes and business have changed over the years. They have really practical advice about the importance of reinvesting in your business, being strategic around the types of recipes you create, and what to prioritize as a beginner blogger. This is a particularly valuable episode for beginner bloggers but is also a great listen for any content creator trying to define what success looks like for you and your brand. In this episode, you'll learn: About the early stages of Zardyplants, and what it was like starting a blog as a couple. How they've balanced working full-time with the blog over the years. What the division of labor is like between Liz and Paul. The benefits of having a side hustle. How and why Liz and Paul have transitioned the type of recipes they're creating over the years. How they approach keyword research. What growth on Instagram has looked like for Zardyplants. About their photography and videography equipment set-up. Why they chose to prioritize video as part of their growth strategy. Their history with, and strategy around, sponsored content. The importance of reinvesting in your business, and what they would recommend paying a premium for as a beginner. What advice they'd give to beginner bloggers. Resources: Zardyplants What success looks like Intercom Raptive Google AdSense KeySearch Ahrefs Semrush Canon EOS 80D Aputure at B&H Photo Video Canon EOS R5 C Mirrorless Cinema Camera Adobe Premiere Pro BigScoots Bluehost WPEngine Filmic Pro InShot Jeremy Giffon Follow Zardyplants on Instagram and Facebook Join the Food Blogger Pro Podcast Facebook Group ----- This episode is sponsored by Clariti. Learn how you can organize your blog content for maximum growth by going to clariti.com/food. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Learn more about joining the Food Blogger Pro community at foodbloggerpro.com/membership

https://youtu.be/IkHQJoyfdXo Men, isn't it time you got grief support? Join Dr. Gloria and Dr. Heidi Horsley and their guest Paul Madsen, a man's man. Paul shares how he found hope after losing his wife and daughter just 9 months apart.  He is the author of Men Grieve, Too -- Tools to Help Men Rebuild After the Death of a Loved One." 

Losing his adult daughter and wife to death just 9 months apart, Paul David Madsen understands grief. He attended grief support groups where he noticed few male attendees. This led to his book, "Men Grieve, Too -- Tools to Help Men Rebuild After the Death of a Loved One." Paul works with people experiencing grief/sorrow via his books (“Remember When…Healing Reflections for Grief and Sorrow” will be out in spring of 2023), seminars and keynote speeches. His topic is “From Grief to Gratitude.” Paul is the founder of growmedia.com, the father of two adult sons and lives in Nebraska. To purchase Paul's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Men-Grieve-Too-Tools-Rebuild/dp/0971383650 To learn more about Endless Journey Hospice care and/or support the gala visit: https://www.endlessjourneyhospice.com/events/gala/ To contact me: www.michelemagner.com or michele@michelemagner.com

In this episode, Prateek, Paul, and Joni bring us back to a time in which single sign-on across domains on the web was a brand new problem. With the confidence (and the passion!) of the people who were there and made things happen, the guests take Vittorio and the listeners on a whirlwind tour touching on the technical and political challenges they had to overcome to bring SAML to life and make it the ubiquitous success it is today. From the basics of how the SAML protocol works to the entities and standard bodies that developed it, the discussion eventually reaches modern times and concludes on how in a world where old and new standards coexist, OpenID Connect picked up the innovation torch from SAML.

Farmers deal with various pests during growing seasons. Currently, there isn’t a public database for pest data to be uploaded and presented. The lack of available data makes it difficult for these growers to know what pests to expect and when they should start treatment. Treatment at the wrong time affects our food crops as well as the environment. Public Pest Network is a public decentralized database where pest data can be published and then shared in a way that is easy to understand. In this Gossip About Gossip episode, Hedera’s Paul Madsen and Cooper Kunz are joined by Katie Grubb, an Entomologist at the University of Kentucky, and Bryan Racic, a Software Engineer. The Public Pest Network’s user-friendly interface, heat map distribution of data, and pest prediction system, give entomologists and growers an easy way to communicate pest data to save crops and encourage minimal pesticide use. Listen to the entire podcast and learn how data science, data aggregation, and a next-generation distributed ledger technology deal with pest control and protect our food supply. You can learn more about Public Pest Network at https://hedera20-platform.bemyapp.com/#/projects/5ec9692d834fc0001b7d7be4.

Acts of kindness and charitable donations receive a massive boost as distributed ledger technology offers transparency, micropayments, and a decentralized internet. New blockchain applications are being created continually and here we present a socially responsible business in this Gossip About Gossip episode. Hedera’s Paul Madsen and Cooper Kunz are joined by Jeff MacFarland and Jacob Shepherd from the Humankind team. It pays to do good things. HumanKind is a marketplace that sponsors and rewards good behavior and random acts of kindness, giving back to the communities, businesses, and charities you care about. Essentially, the kinder you are, the more you—and the community you are a part of—get back. Listen to the entire podcast and learn how being on the HumanKind platform is a win-win. You can find Humankind at https://humankind.ly/ and https://hedera20-platform.bemyapp.com/#/projects/5edf92720d38ff001b6b06f6.

Blockchain technology won’t replace the need for databases; however, it will strengthen cybersecurity by introducing a layer of trust that mitigates internal threats, malware, and other concerns. In this Gossip About Gossip episode, Hedera’s Paul Madsen and Cooper Kunz are joined by Guy Harrison. Guy is CTO of ProvenDB, a database professional, and author. Here are some blockchain applications and use cases that ProvenDB make possible: Prove ownership of intellectual property Prove timestamps for legal instruments Prove that records have not been falsified or tampered with Create a log of all document changes There is no doubt that the proof of work algorithm was a breakthrough technology. We are now witnessing the limits of this distributed ledger technology as it cannot realistically scale without harmful effects. Listen to the entire podcast and learn why anchoring digital proofs in databases are the new fingerprint. You can find ProvenDB at https://www.provendb.com/.

When will data breaches be a thing of the past? How do we protect our personally identifiable information? How will CCPA, GDPR, and future regulations reinforce data protection and data privacy? These questions and more are addressed by Hedera’s Paul Madsen in this Gossip About Gossip episode with Manetu’s Product Strategist Terry Keene and Strategic Advisor Nathaniel Rand. It has long been thought that blockchain and distributed ledger technology will positively impact privacy management. In response to data breaches, regulators expect enterprises to adhere to CCPA compliance, GDPR compliance, and future data privacy regulations. Nate and Terry walk us through CCPA vs GDPR and how Hedera’s Consensus Service (HCS) will help Manetu allow consumers to manage their own private data, with Terry claiming that “Hedera will be our badge of honor.” Listen to the entire podcast and learn why privacy compliance demands not only doing the right thing, but being able to prove it. You can find Manetu at https://www.manetu.com/. Webinar mentioned: https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=reg20.jsp&partnerref=social&eventid=2424068&sessionid=1&key=A3DD24068C970E74EB958A43AE7D93A5®Tag=&sourcepage=register

Get ready to turn your calculator sideways. Join Hedera’s Paul Madsen and Cooper Kunz in this Gossip About Gossip episode with Jay Johnson, CTO of The Coupon Bureau. Jay shines a light on the overwhelming fraud surrounding the transparency, and accountability when using 350 billion coupons per year. The Coupon Bureau is addressing how coupons are settled, reconciled, and validated without the use of a centralized database. Coupons enhance loyalty programs and retailers are incentivized to provide higher valued coupons as fraud is reduced. Future coupon campaigns will leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to capture additional use cases for consumers. With The Coupon Bureau revolutionizing the industry, coupons are live within 5 minutes, rather than 10-15 days, and quick campaign results are produced; compressing 6 weeks down to a single day. Jay points out that the coupon industry could possibly be the world’s most unregulated legal tender. You can find The Coupon Bureau at https://www.thecouponbureau.org/.

This episode discusses key corporate governance, compliance, and social responsibility initiatives that distributed ledger technology makes possible. Despite the controversy surrounding blockchain, today distributed ledger technology is used to track food, address land grabs, protect refugee identity rights, combat bribery and corruption, eliminate voter fraud, and facilitate financial transactions for those without access to banks. Prof. Marcia Narine Weldon, Rachel Epstein and Paul Madsen share the potential to transform the way companies look at governance and enterprise risk management, and to assist governments and businesses in mitigating human rights impacts. Download Prof Marcia Narine Weldon’s paper, Beyond Bitcoin: Leveraging Blockchain to Benefit Business and Society This episode was recorded January 3rd, 2020

Sometimes the most difficult part of small business is just getting started. Of course, once we start there are many obstacles and challenges so pushing through and being persistint is a key trait of any entrepreneur. Paul Madsen joins us today to discuss his journey through recruiting talent, coaching business owners, and producing almost 100 episodes of "The Grow Your Biz" show on cable TV and online.

Join Ken Anderson and Paul Madsen in a technical round-up. This episode, recorded 2 weeks after Hedera's Open Access, reviews the state of the developer ecosystem, network performance, fees, and wallets. Network metrics can be found on the home page of Hedera.com. More information on the Hedera fee model for transactions and queries can be found in this blog post by Paul Madsen https://www.hedera.com/blog/hedera-fee-model-for-transactions-queries

In Episode 100 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Hedera Hashgraph founders Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon about Open Access, now that the network has officially gone public. This is the go-to-episode for anyone looking to understand the public ledger and why Fortune 100 companies like IBM, Deutsche Telekom, Boeing, and others have joined Hedera's Governing Council. As a seed investor in Hedera Hashgraph, Demetri’s involvement with the public ledger goes back to September 2017, when he first invited Leemon Baird onto Hidden Forces to discuss the Hashgraph Whitepaper. Weeks later, Demetri put on an event at the Assemblage NoMad where Mance Harmon joined a panel alongside two other members of the executive team. The panel explored the innovation of Hashgraph consensus, specifically virtual voting and gossip-about-gossip. On March 13th, 2018, Leemon and Mance announced the launch of Hedera Hashgraph at an event in New York City, and on August 1st, 2018, news of the ledger’s $6 Billion valuation was made public. Six months later, Hedera announced the initial group of Governing Council Members, and six months after this IBM, Tata Communications, FIS, and Boeing were announced as having joined Hedera’s Governing Council as well. Two years since Leemon Baird first appeared on Hidden Forces to share the news about Hashgraph, Hedera has finally gone public. Open Access also marks the beginning of Hedera’s strategic 15-year coin distribution, with HBAR tokens beginning to be released on exchanges in the US and Asia. This recording is meant to be the go-to-episode for anyone looking to understand Hedera Hashgraph DLT and the functions of the Hedera Governing Council. Demetri also references a back-and-forth on Twitter between him, Hedera’s technical lead, and a number of Hedera skeptics resulting from a medium post by writer and blockchain enthusiast Eric Wall. Hedera’s technical lead, Paul Madsen, responded with his own posts. Demetri has encouraged anyone interested in learning more about Hedera Hashgraph to engage with the team through their Telegram channel, as well as on Twitter. Relevant Timecodes: 00:11:53 Governing Council Announcements 00:14:08 Hedera Consensus Service with Hyperledger Foundation  00:16:50 What is Finality? 00:18:57 Probabilistic Consensus: The Problem with Not Having Finality 00:20:25 Proof of Work Slows Us Down 00:21:51 How is This Possible? 00:28:57 Coq Proof 00:34:05 Theoretical Competitors to Hashgraph 00:35:59 Database Sharding 00:44:15 Proof-of-Stake vs. Proof-of-Work 00:49:39 Hedera Proxy Staking (POS) 00:50:58 Private vs. Public Networks /Permissioned vs. Permissionless Databases 00:52:35 Path to Decentralization 00:53:45 Market Capitalization & Network Security 00:56:16 Addressing Scams 00:58:47 Theoretical Attacks, Proxy Staking & HBARS 01:06:12 Network Fees 01:08:08 How Governance Works in Hedera 01:10:07 Governing Council: “Can’s” and “Can'ts" 01:17:19 Ownership of HBARS 01:19:21 Stability: Open Source vs. Open Review 01:27:29 Regulatory Approach: Squeaky Clean 01:31:32 Use Cases You can access that rundown, along with a transcript to this week’s episode through the Hidden Forces Patreon Page. All subscribers also gain access to our overtime feed, which can be easily be added to your favorite podcast application.  Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor & Engineer: Stylianos Nicolaou Subscribe & Support the Podcast at http://patreon.com/hiddenforces Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod

Find out more about identity management in the distributed ledger space in this tech chat with Hedera's Ken Anderson and Paul Madsen.  Visit Hedera.com to learn more about Hedera Hashgraph. Want better gossip?  Take our podcast survey and provide us feedback to help improve the Gossip About Gossip show.  Thank you in advance. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HederaGossip      

Happy September friends! In this episode I sit down with Paul Madsen, the producer of all the Five Moore Minutes videos and podcasts AND my cousin! Learn a little more about Paul and hear what is coming this season!

Roland Ringgenberg is an Independent Digital Architect shaping our digital world with a current focus on Eclesia, a dapp for increasing trust in a decentralized collector's marketplace. In this episode you'll learn more about creating tomorrow's radical markets of the Web 3.0 based on Hedera.  Here is a link to the book by Glen Weyl & Eric Posner that Roland mentioned on Radical Markets, where you can also find a PDF version of chapter 1: https://press.princeton.edu/titles/11222.html You can find the blog post on Deep Fakes mentioned by Paul Madsen here: https://www.hedera.com/blog/using-distributed-ledgers-to-combat-deepfakes

Many people know Real Estate is a great way to build wealth and create a steady flow of passive income. However do to a lack of know how and fear will often leave far to many people on the sidelines. My guest Paul Madsen eliminates all the confusion and uncertainty about how to get started. We also cover the benefits and pitfalls of partnerships and what are the key numbers you need to know. Plus we discuss the 4 ways to profit from Real Estate and so much more...

Ever wonder what its like working for a church and then leaving? Here's an intimate conversation with 4 ex-clergy sharing views and thoughts on the mechanism of "church." Connect with Michael: www.somersetmediagroup.com @michaelhoddy Connect with Paul: @paulyjakob Connect with Tom: @clergyoncall www.clergyoncall.com

In this episode, Ali Pasha Foroughi, Independent Developer, Architect & Tech Lead, discusses immutable code, forking, smart contracts and more with host Paul Madsen.

What is the Hedera Consensus Service and what are the ideal use cases for this service? Join hosts Paul Madsen and Ken Anderson to learn why this service could be a game-changer for developers. Here is a link to the video mentioned by Ken that discusses the power of the memo field: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTiedLINZwc Watch this webinar for more from Dr Leemon Baird about the service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84bmHRO5OqE Here is a link to the Hedera Consensus whitepaper mentioned in the show: https://www.hedera.com/hh-consensus-service-whitepaper.pdf  

In celebration of 1 year of Dismantle Podcast, Joey was interviewed by friend Paul Madsen to discuss the why of the podcast, some of his perspective on the show, and where it's headed moving forward!

Ken Anderson and Paul Madsen discuss the concept of rent in the DLT context. If you want to have a platform that has some type of shared storage or shared compute, long term you will need someone to pay for that, and that has to be a scalable, sustainable model. Learn how how rent is distinct from buying a permanent space in a block and how the Hedera platform strategically approaches rent. For more information on Hedera, visit https://www.hedera.com/ You can also find content from some of our top podcasts in our YouTube playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcaTa5RR9SuChJCAxj96nNFCoX_sWeHze  

In discovery workshops the team plots use cases on the Y axis and superpowers on the X axis driving a discussion on the value of Hedera for feasible and viable solutions. Join co-hosts Ken Anderson and Paul Madsen to learn more about Hedera Hashgraph "Superpowers" and how these powers can be valuable for your business. In the episode Ken Anderson refers to the Council members running the nodes. Hedera will migrate over time from a permissioned model where only the Council members run nodes to eventually a fully permissionless model where anyone can For more information on Hedera visit https://www.hedera.com/ for more information. Check out this YouTube video for more on how hashgraph works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgwYU1Zr9Tg

Adam Lindemann, Partner and CEO of Mind Fund Group joins Hedera's APAC lead Edgar Seah and host Paul Madsen to discuss progress of the Hong Kong based Helix Accelerator. Read more about Helix here https://www.helixaccelerator.com/ and the Helix global startup participants in the Medium blog post here: http://hhg.io/PADa30orpzf Helix Accelerator is hosting its 1st Cohort Demo Day April 17 2019. Check out the event's YouTube livestream link: https://youtu.be/295yhUcBMFg.

Ari Paul, CIO and Co-founder of BlockTower Capital https://www.blocktower.com/ joins hosts Paul Madsen and Jordan Fried on the Gossip About Gossip podcast to share insights on trends and opportunities for leveraging distributed ledger technologies DLT.

What does it mean to reach consensus on blockchain versus hashgraph? What powers do council members have?  Do I have to pay to check my balance?  In this episode hosts Ken Anderson and Paul Madsen answer tough questions on the challenges of understanding how blockchain and hashgraph reach consensus, council powers and paying for transactions.  Join the Hedera discord channel for further discussions on hashgraph technology and development.

You asked, We Answered! Ken Anderson and Paul Madsen challenge each other to answer the most challenging development questions to date on Hedera hashgraph. Have they solved your questions?  Check out the Hedera hashgraph Discord channel for more questions and answers. https://discord.gg/JwX4Nc

Gaming theory with Dr. Leemon Baird! Does the value that DLT brings to the world also apply in a simulated world of gaming? Dr. Leemon Baird, inventor of hashgraph joins our hosts to discuss ways that DLT can fit in the gaming stack. This podcast provides a fascinating perspective on the future of gaming, protecting the value of game assets, grinding tactics, ownership and trust. Watch more from Dr. Leemon Baird in this Hedera hashgraph masterclass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzWiiOLv96I.   The blog post Dr. Baird mentioned in the podcast "Hedera Technical Insights: A hybrid DLT architecture for gaming" by Paul Madsen can be found here: https://medium.com/hashgraph/hedera-technical-insights-a-hybrid-dlt-architecture-for-gaming-e77d27b11901    

Hashgraph is a new distributed ledger technology which many experts believe will supersede the blockchain itself. Founded by...

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Film producer, creative professional, and wedding client Paul Madsen flips the tables for this one and interviews yours truly, Dan Salvo, owner of Dazzle Photography to discuss what to ask when researching a photographer, how the relationship you build affects your final images, and ways that the imagery you receive shapes your memories of the day. You can explore Dan’s photography work at www.DazzlePhotography.com, his film work at www.DPstudios.tv, and his photography education training site at www.DazzleTraining.com

Automobiles are vulnerable to being hacked these days much like computers. It's becoming more common for modern cars to come equipped with on board computers and other electronic systems that connect to the Internet. But often forgotten in this equation is securing these systems with necessary authentication and security systems. Security researchers were recently able to hack into a Nissan Leaf – an electric car – adjusting the air conditioning and heated seats. Even worse, white-hat hackers were able to manipulate the controls of a Jeep Cherokee, impacting the radio and windshield wipers. They even described how the vehicle's transmission was shut down remotely. Paul Madsen with Ping Identity talks with Regarding ID's Gina Jordan about the risks for drivers – and what automakers and owners can do to ward off these kinds of attacks.

Welcome to episode #165. On the show: Nest takes the cash; Park at my garage is the AirBnB of parking; Gilbarco Veeder-Root acquires Outcast Media to build the pump of the future; Juice Mobile acquired Gauge Mobile; WillCall adds your bar tab at the club. Our mobile minute with Chuck Martin highlights the NFC-TV from NRF; Our app of the week is My Permissions; The resource looks at what consumers REALLY think; Our special guest is Paul Madsen of Ping Identity on the Internet of Things.   For full show notes, visit here: http://untether.tv/2014/twilbm-165-nest-takes-the-cash-willcall-pays-your-tab-and-how-much-is-your-laneway-worth/

Brian Katz talks with Paul Madsen (@paulmadsen, Office of CTO at Ping Identity) about the challenges of identity management, accesss management, and securing mobile applications, and the associated data. They explore SSO, SAML, JSON, OAuth and other security and identity technologies that are driving mobility solutions. They also explore the challenges of application placement and how IT organizations are managing services across multiple SaaS providers.