Podcasts about Phoenix club

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Sam High, President-Elect of the Phoenix Club of Nashville, to talk about his journey from Birmingham to Nashville, with a surprising detour working on a ranch in Wyoming.Sam shares how he found his way into the Phoenix Club, why volunteering and venture philanthropy are at the core of his involvement, and what motivated him to take on the challenge of a three-year leadership role. They dive into the importance of service, the impact of stepping outside your bubble, and why giving back is key to becoming a better leader.This episode is packed with insights on leadership, community impact, and the future of the Phoenix Club—whether you're a current member, a prospective member, or just someone who wants to get more involved in giving back, this one's for you.The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders.

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Blake Hogan, a legacy member of the Phoenix Club of Nashville, Marine veteran, and former CEO of Bunker Labs. Now leading Nashville Door Closer, Blake is focused on growing a 50-year-old company while reconnecting with the city he's called home for nearly a decade.Blake and Jovica dive into his transition from running a national nonprofit for veteran entrepreneurs to leading an established business in a hands-on industry. They explore the challenges of leadership—whether it's building something from scratch or stepping into an organization with deep roots. Blake also reflects on the impact of fatherhood, how stepping away from Bunker Labs led to a hard reset, and the lessons he's learned about balancing ambition with being present for his family.From career shifts to community building, this conversation is packed with insights on leadership, resilience, and the power of showing up.The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders.

The lads pledge to the Phoenix Club and destroy democracy as they cover David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin's 2010 techbro parable: The Social Network. Topics include Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' iconic score, the polarizing nature of Sorkin's writing, and what it means to live in a world ruled by Augustus Caesar wannabes like Mark Zuckerberg.   TICKETS TO GO SEE JOSH'S PLAY AT THE TANK IN NEW YORK CITY!   Want more TWOAPW? Get access to our full back catalogue of premium/bonus episodes by subscribing for $5/month at Patreon.com/worstofall!   Media Referenced in this Episode: The Social Network. Dir. David Fincher. 2010 “10 Years Later, Author Ben Mezrich On The Book Behind ‘The Social Network'” by Anhar Karim. Forbes. October 20th, 2020. “A Young Mark Zuckerberg's Early Mistake” by Shachar Bar-on. 60 Minutes. January 13th, 2008. “CONFIRMED: Aaron Sorkin Creates Facebook Page, Writing Facebook Movie” by Dan Kois. Vulture. August 27th, 2008. “Facebook's Other Privacy Issue” by Eriq Gardner. The Hollywood Reporter, November 30, 2007 “Joe Rogan Experience #2255 - Mark Zuckerberg.” “Mark Zuckerberg: How to Build a Future” by Y Combinator. “Tell-All Book: Zuckerberg Set Up Facebook To Get Laid” by Nick Douglas. Gawker. May 22nd, 2008. “What Producers Do: Explaining The Social Network's Social Network” by Claude Brodesser-Akner. Vuture. February 24th, 2011.   TWOAPW theme by Brendan Dalton: Patreon // brendan-dalton.com // brendandalton.bandcamp.com   Interstitial: “The M.A.R.K.-BOT” // Written by A.J. Ditty // Feat. Brian Alford as “Mark Zuckerberg”

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Shaka Mitchell, a legacy member of the Phoenix Club of Nashville and a passionate advocate for education reform and civic growth. With deep ties to the community, Shaka has been at the forefront of conversations about how cities like Nashville can evolve while maintaining opportunities for all. Shaka and Jovica explore the transformation of Nashville—from its modest beginnings to its current status as a booming cultural and economic hub. They discuss the challenges that come with rapid growth, including rising housing costs and the impact on public education. Shaka shares his insights on how the education system can adapt to serve students better and foster opportunities for the next generation. The conversation also gets personal as Shaka reflects on the lessons learned from parenting, how raising kids has influenced his perspective on community and opportunity, and the importance of creating meaningful change for future generations. Whether you're passionate about education, urban development, or the everyday joys and challenges of parenting, this episode is packed with thoughtful perspectives and practical insights. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders. ⁠Website: phoenixclubofnashville.org ⁠LinkedIn ⁠Instagram: @phoenixclub_nashville Learn more about Shaka Mitchell: ⁠Substack: shaka.substack.com ⁠LinkedIn: Shaka Mitchell

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Max Rykov from the Nashville International Center for Empowerment (NICE)—the largest refugee resettlement agency in Tennessee. NICE has been at the forefront of supporting refugees and immigrants, providing critical services like housing, employment assistance, youth programs, and pathways to citizenship. Max shares his personal story as a refugee from Uzbekistan, his family's journey to the U.S., and the challenges of adapting to a new life. He also dives into the impactful work NICE is doing, from resettling nearly 50,000 individuals to running programs that promote self-advocacy and trauma-informed care for refugee youth. The conversation highlights the struggles many refugees face, the resilience they show, and the vital role of community in creating a sense of belonging. Jovica and Max discuss the importance of mentorship, shared cultural connections, and what it means to truly support the next generation. They also reflect on the shared experiences of growing up as children of refugees and the sacrifices their families made to provide better futures. Whether you're interested in immigrant stories, community impact, or how to get involved in supporting refugees in your own area, this episode is packed with heartfelt insights and actionable takeaways. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders. ⁠Website: phoenixclubofnashville.org ⁠LinkedIn: Phoenix Club of Nashville ⁠Instagram: @phoenixclub_nashville Learn more about NICE: empowernashville.org Instagram: @nicenashville

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Garrison Snell— founder of Snell Ventures, a values-driven holding company focused on acquiring and preserving family-owned businesses while making meaningful community impacts.   They discuss Garrison's fascinating journey, from selling his first business at 24 to finding a deeper purpose in building businesses that prioritize people and values over profits. Garrison opens up about the lessons he's learned in leadership, the challenges of maintaining mission-driven operations, and the importance of supporting employees and their families through thoughtful programs.   The conversation dives into work-life balance, how Garrison has grown as a leader, and his insights on being present for his family while pursuing big ambitions. Whether you're an entrepreneur, business leader, or someone striving for impact in your own life, this episode is full of lessons on purpose, leadership, and growth.   The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community.   ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org   ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

In this episode of the Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic talks with Dr. Brandon Haskins—an educator with over a decade of experience in leadership, program development, strategic planning, counseling, consulting, and student development. Dr. Haskins has expertise in curriculum design and implementation, enhancing academic performance, and promoting diversity in educational environments. They discuss pressing challenges in education, including how traditional schooling falls short of preparing students for real life. Dr. Haskins shares his personal journey from Louisville, Kentucky, highlighting educational disparities and the importance of focusing on the whole child rather than just academics. He offers innovative strategies for improving education, emphasizing key communication and leadership skills. They explore parental involvement, holistic learning approaches, and practical solutions to empower educators and students. Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply interested in education, this episode offers insights into bridging education with real-life application. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville⁠/⁠ IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

In this episode, host Mike Simmons shares insights on 2025 business planning. He discusses the importance of early planning, aligning strategies with objectives, and using tactics to achieve goals. He also introduces the 30-Day Blueprint to Success and the rebranding of The Phoenix Club to The Leader Lab, designed for leaders seeking to think and do differently. Three Key Quotes: "If you're doing the work but not making progress, something's wrong." "Speed to impact is more important than going fast." "Leadership is about moving things forward." Mike Simmons emphasizes the importance of 2025 planning, encouraging listeners to start early, define clear objectives, and align strategies with tactical actions. He also introduces the Leader Lab, a community designed to support leaders in making strategic progress. The episode provides a framework for goal-setting and execution. The Phoenix Club is now The Leader Lab - go to https://www.findmycatalyst.com/ to learn more 5 Key Takeaways: Early Planning is Crucial Begin 2025 planning now, rather than delaying until late in the year. Clarify where you are (current state) and where you want to go (desired state). Use a planning framework to bridge the gap and achieve your goals. Set Clear Objectives Objectives guide your strategy; without them, you may feel stuck. Break down large goals into smaller, achievable tasks. Align your team or individual efforts with these goals to maintain focus. Align Strategy with Tactics Strategy outlines how to achieve objectives; tactics define specific actions. Focus on 2-3 strategies to avoid confusion and misalignment. Adjust tactics as needed, but maintain a consistent strategy to drive progress. Utilize Accountability Tools Implement short-term (30, 60, 90-day) plans to track incremental progress. Regularly review your progress to ensure alignment with goals. Use feedback loops to assess what's working and where adjustments are needed. Join a Supportive Community The Leader Lab provides a space to learn from like-minded leaders. Collaborate with others to uncover blind spots and share strategies. Leadership is about helping others succeed while achieving personal and business growth.

Leslie Greenwood is community builder, known for her work with Pavilion and her consulting firm, Chief Evangelist Consulting. Jen Simmons and Mike Simmons are the leaders of the Phoenix Club, a community aimed at connecting professionals from diverse backgrounds. Three Key Quotes: Leslie Greenwood: "Connection, growth, and expanding your reach are what truly excite me about community." Jen Simmons: "We're trying to put a lot of thought into what our members are looking for and why they came to a community in the first place." Mike Simmons: "People rise together by contributing to others, helping each other work through their challenges." In this episode, Leslie Greenwood, Jen Simmons, and Mike Simmons discuss the intricacies of building and maintaining a successful community. They share insights on setting up foundational guidelines, engaging members, and the importance of continuous feedback. The conversation highlights strategies for fostering connections and driving meaningful interactions. Five Key Takeaways: Foundation and Structure: Set Clear Mission and Values: Start with a clear mission, vision, and values to guide the community's purpose. Create Community Guidelines: Establish terms of service, privacy policies, and community guidelines to set expectations. Develop a Content Calendar: Plan content in advance to keep members engaged and provide continuous value. Engagement and Interaction: Encourage Introductions: Create a welcoming environment where new members feel comfortable sharing about themselves. Foster Connections: Act as a relationship broker, connecting members with similar interests or goals. Social Listening: Regularly monitor conversations to understand member needs and interests. Challenges and Solutions: Manage Member Expectations: Clearly communicate what the community offers and continuously gather feedback. Address Non-Engagement: If posts receive little interaction, explore ways to make content more relevant and engaging. Handle Difficult Situations: Address any violations of community guidelines promptly and transparently. Growth and Sustainability: Phased Migration: When moving platforms, plan a phased approach to ensure smooth transition and member retention. Member Participation: Highlight and reward active members to encourage participation and create a sense of belonging. Long-Term Vision: Understand that building a mature community takes time and consistent effort. Value and Feedback: Conduct Interviews: Regularly interview members to understand their needs and how the community can serve them better. Iterate Based on Feedback: Use feedback to make continuous improvements and keep the community relevant. Promote Inclusivity: Ensure that all members feel valued and heard, fostering a culture of inclusivity and collaboration. These key points align with the theme of "finding a catalyst," as they provide practical steps for creating and sustaining a vibrant, engaged community.

Mike Simmons is the founder of Catalyst A.C.T.S., an organization dedicated to improving leadership, culture, and revenue execution in businesses. With a strong focus on practical tools and processes, Mike helps organizations build effective teams and achieve their goals. Key Quotes: "The revenue challenge inside your business is likely a culture challenge in disguise, and culture starts with leadership." "Leadership is how we move forward; culture is how we do what we do; revenue is how we create the ability to do what we do; and execution is how we achieve results." "Sales is a thinking process. Business is a thinking process. Life is a thinking process. How are you thinking different about yours?" In this episode, Mike Simmons delves into the critical connection between leadership, culture, and revenue. He emphasizes that many revenue problems stem from cultural issues, which in turn are rooted in leadership. By focusing on self-leadership and implementing effective systems and tools, organizations can create a positive culture and drive successful execution. Key Takeaways: Leadership and Culture: Leadership starts with self-awareness and a clear vision. Culture defines how things are done within the organization. Effective leadership and a strong culture are foundational for business success. Self-Leadership: Knowing your goals and vision is crucial for progress. Self-leadership involves understanding your strengths and areas for growth. Continuous improvement and self-reflection are key to leading others effectively. Tools and Processes: Implementing consistent tools and processes enhances team performance. Decision-making frameworks help in prioritizing and making informed choices. Communication tools ensure clarity and alignment within the team. Revenue and Execution: Revenue generation is tied to the organization's ability to solve problems and meet customer needs. Execution requires a clear plan with defined goals, actions, and metrics. Regularly assessing and adjusting the plan ensures that efforts are aligned with goals. Overcoming Challenges: Identifying internal and external customers helps in understanding the impact of your work. Addressing cultural challenges can remove barriers to revenue generation. Building a supportive community, like the Phoenix Club, provides resources and support for overcoming business challenges. By focusing on leadership, culture, and effective execution, businesses can create a thriving environment where teams are aligned, and goals are achieved. Mike Simmons provides practical insights and tools to help organizations navigate these aspects and drive sustainable growth. https://findmycatalyst.com 

Three Key Quotes: "Do the things you want to do better and faster." "People want to make an impact. They want to feel valued." "Sales is about connecting the dots between problems that are known or unknown and solutions that are known or unknown." Mike Simmons discusses the progress and plans for Catalyst ACTS, including updates on the Phoenix Club, the podcast, and consulting projects. He emphasizes the importance of community, tools, and processes in achieving goals, and encourages listeners to think and act differently to improve their work and personal lives. Five Key Takeaways: Phoenix Club Growth and Goals Increased membership to 40 people. Monthly themes like independence from self-limiting beliefs. Aim for members to see a return on investment within 90 days. Podcast Relaunch and Structure Committed to two episodes per week: one solo and one with a guest. Using tools like Camtasia and Audiate for quick turnaround. Encourages listener feedback for continuous improvement. Community and Coaching Approach Driven to help people accomplish goals better and faster. Emphasizes the importance of connecting with others. Uses a combination of tools, processes, and coaching to support growth. Consulting Projects and Insights Shifting focus from SaaS to brick-and-mortar businesses. Emphasizes the importance of human elements in any industry. Building teams and processes to support client growth. Learn, Think, Act Newsletter Aims to accelerate speed to action and impact. Provides quick reads with actionable insights. Encourages reflection on actions to determine effectiveness. Feel free to ask any questions or provide feedback to Mike at podcast@findmycatalyst.com. Sign up for the Learn Think Act newsletter for regular insights and updates. https://findmycatalyst.com https://www.findmycatalyst.com/learn-think-act-opt-in Mike Simmons, founder of Catalyst ACTS and the Find My Catalyst Podcast, provides an update on the podcast, the Phoenix Club, and his consulting work. With nearly 400 episodes under his belt, Mike focuses on leadership, culture, revenue, and execution to help listeners think and act differently in their work.

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic talks with John Boots, founder of Expedition Group and legacy member of the Phoenix Club; Greg Skloot, President-Elect and managing partner at Bridge Crest Partners; and Rohit Padmanabhan, president of Phoenix Club and founder of Lotus Asset Management. John, Greg, and Rohit discuss their unique entrepreneurial journeys, sharing the motivations that led them to start their businesses and the challenges they've faced along the way. They delve into their specific industries, from real estate development and tech startups to wealth management, highlighting the diverse paths one can take in entrepreneurship. Learn about the importance of self-belief, passion, and adaptability in building a successful business. The panelists also share their insights on managing financial risks, maintaining focus, and the significance of understanding one's goals. The conversation provides a wealth of wisdom for aspiring entrepreneurs and offers a realistic look at the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial journey. Tune in to gain valuable insights and be inspired by these leaders who are making a difference in their respective fields. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠ ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠ IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Three Key Quotes: "The big thing is having a high level of clarity around what it is that you want to do. Do you even know what you want to do?" "My goal when it comes to where I'm spending time, energy, and resources is to get this access to move further to the right." "If you continue to read about things but not put those things into practice, you're going to get yourself into a situation where you will start to feel frustrated." Mike dives into how to achieve your goals better and faster by focusing on clarity, strategy, and leveraging tools and processes. Learn to identify what energizes you, implement effective systems, and surround yourself with the right people to create a supportive and productive environment. 5 Key Takeaways: Clarity and Focus: Identify what truly energizes you. Eliminate tasks that drain your energy. Focus on high-impact activities. Strategy and Tactics: Develop a clear strategy with no more than three main focuses. Implement specific tactics to execute your strategy. Measure and evaluate your work regularly. Leveraging Tools and Processes: Utilize tools to streamline tasks. Integrate processes to build efficient systems. Gain leverage by combining multiple tools and processes. Learning and Feedback: Engage in continuous skill improvement. Seek feedback during and after task completion. Reflect on feedback to refine your approach. Building Supportive Networks: Surround yourself with experienced and active individuals. Engage with communities like the Phoenix Club. Share experiences and learn from others to foster mutual growth. By focusing on these areas, you can better align your efforts with your goals, enhancing your productivity and success.            

In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic talks with Phillip Ellenburg, President and CEO, and Sherry Mast, COO, of Faith Family Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Phillip and Sherry discuss the center's mission to provide sliding scale primary care to the working uninsured. They share the center's origins, its holistic approach to healthcare, and the welcoming environment they've created for patients. Learn about their innovative services, including multilingual support, a learning garden, a fitness center, and comprehensive health programs. The also highlight the challenges their patients face, such as economic barriers and lack of transportation, and how Faith Family addresses these issues with flexible scheduling and community health workers. They also share personal stories about the fulfillment they find in their roles and the strong sense of family within the organization. Support Faith Family Medical Center by spreading the word, participating in fundraising events, or making a donation. Tune in to hear how Faith Family Medical Center is making a difference in the Nashville community. https://faithmedical.org/ The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠   ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Relationships, Knowledge Transfer, and Growth: Mastering Training, Coaching, and Mentoring Discover the unexpected truth about coaching, mentoring, and training! Uncover the surprising distinctions between these tools and how they can impact your personal and professional growth. Learn the key to building strong mentor-mentee relationships and effective knowledge transfer techniques. Dive into the world of leadership skill development and unlock the secrets to enhancing your leadership abilities. Are you ready to be surprised by the power of these tools? Keep reading to find out more! In this episode, you will be able to: Master the art of effective knowledge transfer and enhance your leadership skills. Build strong and impactful mentor-mentee relationships for personal and professional growth. Learn the differences between training, coaching, and mentoring to become a more versatile leader. Elevate your personal coaching techniques for improved professional development. Uncover powerful strategies for developing and honing your leadership skills. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Training vs. Coaching vs. Mentoring 00:04:52 - Importance of Relationship in Mentoring 00:08:39 - Application in Different Areas 00:12:30 - Applying the Tools 00:15:01 - The Role of a Preneur 00:16:11 - The Value of the Phoenix Club 00:16:54 - One-on-One Coaching and Game Plan Cohort 00:17:52 - Paid Programs and Audience Engagement 00:18:40 - The Power of Thinking Differently

This week take a walk with us through the latest fixtures of Super League, Who's house should you not go to? Who is selling season tickets from the Phoenix Club? See Andy's excellent Polynesian pronunciations. Plus all your usual favourite segments. 

Jacquelyn and Mike are back with their round 1 predictions for the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Who do you think makes it out of the 1st round? This episode is brought to you by Catalyst A.C.T.S. and The Phoenix Club. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Check out the Phoenix Club for a community of preneurs who think differently and want to do differently. Whether you're an entrepreneur, solopreneur, intrapreneur or wantrepreneur, this community is for those who want to make a difference in their work and life. Join the Phoenix Club to connect with a group of people committed to leadership, self-improvement, and helping others. This community provides a space for individuals to come together and accomplish great things. Support the Find My Catalyst podcast and listen to the 365 episodes available, covering evergreen content about people, culture, revenue, and execution. Check out the early episodes to see the improvement in podcast management and content creation.

Marcus E. Meneese is the Founder and Executive Director of Stronger Than My Father, Inc., a Christian 501(c)(3) organization created in 2013. The organization's mission is to educate, inspire and transform today's youth to fulfill their God-given purpose.For the past 20 years, Marcus has actively worked as a youth mentor. He believes his purpose is to coach and develop youth to become responsible adults and good parents, preparing them to become ‘Stronger Than Their Fathers.In 2016, Marcus launched the Hope Leadership Academy, which is the flagship program of Stronger Than My Father. The Hope Leadership Academy (HLA) is a Christian afterschool program preparing pre-kindergarten through fifth-grade students to succeed in life by providing academic assistance, access to technology, character development and spiritual enrichment through critical formative years. HLA provides afterschool services to a diverse group of over 70 students who attend school and reside in the local Antioch, TN community.In the summer of 2022, Marcus re-launched his Stronger Sons mentoring program. Stronger Sons mentor program will focus on personal responsibility, dream building, and the importance of nutrition and physical fitness. In addition, the young men in this program are surrounded by male role models who are outstanding leaders in the community.Marcus is a Nashville native, who graduated from Tennessee State University with a BS Degree in Psychology and holds a Masters degree in organizational leadership from Trevecca Nazarene University. Marcus and his lovely wife LaToya are the proud parents of two sons. https://strongerthanmyfather.org/ The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠   ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Chip Howorth is a former President of Phoenix Club and a former Member of the Year. He currently serves as the Managing Partner at Adapt Development Company here in Nashville, TN. Chip's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/chip-howorth-1981851b The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community.https://phoenixclubofnashville.orghttps://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Incredible India!! A big THANK YOU to everyone who showed up to support me for my debut show in Kolkata. Much appreciation to Phoenix Club, Astor Hotel, and Kollective for the exceptional handling of my tour and making sure I had a smooth experience coming to India. I've been performing in the country since 2013, and it's truly inspiring to see how much the electronic music scene has grown from such humble beginnings!

Greg Skloot is Managing Partner at Bridge Crest Partners, a buy-side M&A search firm based in Nashville. Previously, he was co-founder and CEO of Crystal, an AI software startup backed by Salesforce Ventures. He is also co-author of Predicting Personality, a book published by Wiley about using AI to understand people and win more business. Prior, Greg was VP Growth at Netpulse (70 employees, $40M funding) where he led sales, customer success, marketing and operations. It was acquired in 2018 by eGym. Earlier, he was CEO and co-founder of Attend.com (30 employees, $3M funding). Greg was recognized by Forbes as 30 Under 30 in enterprise technology and is the President-Elect of the Phoenix Club of Nashville. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠   ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

From Scientist to Sales Pro: Unlocking Your Potential for Career Growth Does this sound familiar? You're transitioning to a sales role or industry and want to excel in revenue-related positions. Perhaps you've been told to focus solely on traditional sales techniques without embracing data-driven decision-making. The pain of this ineffective action is feeling stuck in outdated methods and missing out on opportunities for growth and success. It's time to break free from this cycle and achieve real results. My guest is Randi-Sue Deckard Randi-Sue Deckard's career trajectory is a captivating story of transformation and resilience. Transitioning from a clinical lab scientist to the Senior Vice President of Client Engagement at Bessler, Randi-Sue's journey is a testament to the power of embracing change and leveraging data-driven decision-making. Her wealth of experience in sales, marketing, and customer success positions her as a valuable guide for professionals seeking to excel in revenue-related roles. Randi's journey and expertise offer a unique perspective on navigating career transitions and overcoming fear, making her a compelling source of inspiration for those looking to enhance sales performance and drive business growth through data-driven strategies. Everything is figureoutable. I know I don't know all the answers, but I have a network and I have people I can ask, and I don't have no ego. Who can help me? It's not about title. It's like, who can help me? - Randi-Sue Deckard In this episode, you will be able to: Overcome content consumption and take meaningful action to achieve your goals. Master the mindset to conquer fear and achieve personal growth. Apply the scientific method to drive success in your business. Transition to sales and embrace data-driven decision-making for enhanced performance. Embrace customer-centricity to propel business growth and success. Applying the scientific method Applying the scientific method in a business context involves careful data analysis and making informed decisions. Randi emphasizes the importance of having the right data set and approaching it with honesty. With her experience in sales, she further underlines the need to understand individual metrics within the larger business process and avoid common mistakes such as changing too many variables at once. This approach allows for improved decision-making and ultimately, better business performance. Sales is just a conversation. We overcomplicate it. Everything happens human to human. And so sales is just a conversation. How can I help you? And I am a helper by nature. - Randi-Sue Deckard The resources mentioned in this episode are: Connect with Randi-Sue Deckard on LinkedIn to learn more about her journey and insights into sales, mindset, and professional growth. Check out the book Sell Without Selling by Andy Paul to explore a different approach to sales and building relationships. Explore the Ultimate Question by Fred Reichheld to gain insights into customer loyalty and the Net Promoter Score (NPS) concept. Consider using a habit tracker to be intentional about your habits and track your progress in various areas of your life. Reach out to professionals in your desired field for guidance and advice, and be intentional about building relationships for long-term value. This episode is brought to you by the Phoenix Club - your community of people who are interested in Rising Together. Ever Curious. Constantly Learning. Connected

Getting Comfortable with Discomfort: Pushing Myself Further in 2024 Through Goals If you're feeling frustrated because your team isn't fully aligned with your vision, then you are not alone! Perhaps you've been micromanaging your team, but instead of improved collaboration, you're met with resistance. If you're feeling overwhelmed by a lack of personal and professional growth, then you are not alone! You may have set goals, but without clear objectives and a supportive community, it's difficult to make progress. In this episode, Mike takes time to reflect and look forward. Some of the things that come up include. Embracing successful business changes and rebranding strategies. Uncover the importance of building a supportive community. Gaining clarity and focus Setting big goals. Failure is okay. Just fail forward as you go through it. - Mike Simmons Business Changes and Rebranding The episode reveals Mike's significant business changes throughout the year, including a shift in focus towards speaking and rebranding his business to encompass advising, coaching, training, and speaking engagements. He discusses the successful launch of a new consumer product brand, indicating his business's flexibility and commitment to innovation. These changes underscore the importance of adaptability and strategic rebranding in achieving business goals and reaching new audiences. The producst/services mentioned in this episode are: Join the Phoenix Club: If you're looking for a community of diverse individuals with diverse experiences and perspectives, consider joining the Phoenix Club. The club offers in-person meetings, Zoom sessions, and asynchronous work on platforms. Visit findmycatalyst.com for more information. Game Plan: If you need help with goal setting and execution, check out the Game Plan from Catalyst A.C.T.S. This tool simplifies goal setting and execution by helping you clarify strategy and tactics and then build a plan around it. Book a Speaking Engagement: If you're interested in having a keynote, workshop, or facilitated discussion inside your organization, reach out for speaking engagements. Whether it's about leadership, culture, revenue, or execution, these sessions aim to simplify problem-solving, decision-making, goal setting, and communication. Golf Products: Explore the niche golf product Fairways Hit designed to make it easier for golf enthusiasts to find the perfect gift. The product focuses on changing the state for golf lovers and offers unique and creative items like ball markers, hats, and towels. Visit the Fairways Hit website for more information. Fractional Revenue Leadership: If your organization needs help in the areas of retention, expansion, acquisition

Launching a New Community for Growth and Connection Our goal with this is that any of the content that we share, any of the people that we bring in as speakers, any of the sessions that we have, someone will be able to take out at least one thing that applies to growth in their business, growth from a family perspective, or growth in self. - Mike Simmons Relaunching the Phoenix Club If you're feeling stuck in a cycle of trying to innovate on your own, only to find yourself hitting roadblocks and feeling frustrated, then you are not alone! Many entrepreneurs and professionals fall into the trap of thinking they can achieve success in isolation, only to realize that true growth comes from diverse collaboration. Instead of achieving the breakthroughs and progress they desire, they find themselves feeling stagnant and unable to reach their full potential. But there is a better way to foster innovation and achieve greater success, and it starts with building a diverse and collaborative community. In this episode of the Find My Catalyst podcast, Mike & Jen dive into the importance of building a diverse and collaborative community for personal and professional growth. Jen shares her experiences and insights, emphasizing the value of connecting with individuals from different backgrounds and industries to foster creativity, innovation, and learning. The conversation highlights the significance of mindset in driving success, as well as the need for continuous learning and adaptation. The guests' transparent and relatable discussion creates an open and encouraging environment for listeners, offering a glimpse into their plans for the Phoenix club and their vision for fostering growth among its members. By tuning in, you'll gain valuable perspectives on building a supportive community, embracing change, and unlocking innovation in both personal and professional endeavors. Embrace diversity Embracing diversity leads to the cultivation of a richer, more dynamic community. By inviting people with different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, we introduce a spectrum of ideas and viewpoints into the mix. This diversity fosters creativity, spurs innovation, and is key in building a multifaceted, collaborative community for growth. Key Takeaways Foster innovative solutions through diverse collaboration. Achieve greater success by shifting your mindset for better outcomes. Harness the power of positive thinking to propel your personal and professional growth. Master the art of sales as a strategic thinking process. Cultivate a growth mindset to unlock your full potential. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Join the Phoenix Club by visiting findmycatalyst.com to become a member and gain access to the community, events, and resources mentioned in the conversation. Send a direct message to Mike Simmons or Jen Simmons on LinkedIn for more information about the Phoenix Club and how to get involved. Follow Mike Simmons on social media platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, or Twitter for updates and insights on community building, leadership, and growth. Interested in the Phoenix Club? Find more information here - https://www.findmycatalyst.com/the-phoenix-club

Larry Kloess is a native Nashvillian with family roots going all the way back to the founding of Fort Nashborough by his ancestors, the Donelsons. After growing up in the suburbs of Nashville (Brentwood, Franklin, and Hendersonville) he spent several years away from Music City attending Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, and working in Colorado and California for brief stints. After the May 2010 Nashville flood, he returned home and subsequently founded a pop-up concert curation and production business called Cause A Scene that he ran for nearly six years. Over the past 7+ years, he has served his community as a Realtor, amassing sales over $70 Million and primarily working with clients in the Metro core and surrounding counties.   Outside of work, he is an avid runner, a passion he discovered for the first time during Covid 2020, and is currently training to qualify for the Boston Marathon in 2025.   Larry joined Phoenix Club in January 2022 and is currently in his second year on the Board, serving as the VP of Leadership Development where he programs the organization's Lunches With Leaders and PCON Academy events for members and is actively building a mentorship model for active members to help each individual become the best version of themselves. His fellow members voted him the 2023 Phoenician of the Year and the 2022 New Phoenician of the Year, acknowledging his contributions to the club as a servant leader. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community.     ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠     ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠     IG: @phoenixclub_nashville   Larry can be reached at Larry.kloess@gmail.com or 615.306.5128

On this episode we address the issue of human trafficking with Mary Trapnell and LeAnn Walters, members of the Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition (NHTC). They share personal experiences and journeys to this critical work. LeAnn, a survivor, now supports victims through NHTC, while Mary discusses her awakening to the prevalence of trafficking. We explore traffickers' tactics and mindset, shedding light on this often-hidden crime. NHTC provides essential resources and community to survivors, making a life-changing impact. Join us for an insightful episode that raises awareness and encourages action against trafficking and in support of its victims. Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking is a Christ centered team of intervention specialists who rescue and restore women from the bondage of human trafficking. https://www.nahtcoalition.org/ The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠ ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠ IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Piney and Bonnie Jansen return to discuss all the key events going on in the world of football! Today, the pair talk about the promising start to Wellington Phoenix season and the Football Ferns' next challenges. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Hearon is a native Nashvillian who grew up playing youth sports in the gyms and fields all over Middle Tennessee. A remarkably average athlete, Scott did not make a big impact in the high school stat columns, but he found his niche as a gifted leader and communicator among his teammates and coaches. Scott attended Baylor University and earned a degree in Communications and a minor in Business. While at Baylor, he met new football coach, Art Briles, during football tryouts when Coach Briles informed him that his 5.0 second 40 yard dash time was not quite good enough to be a slot receiver for the Bears.   After returning from Texas, Scott took a ministry job working with high school students and their families and coaching in his spare time. He found a lot of success in his day job, but repeatedly watched his worst self come out on the playing field. One afternoon after a particularly detrimental exchange with a player, Scott came to the realization that his paradigm for athletics flowed from his own fear, shame, and performance based identity that was passed on from many of the coaches he played for. With a clear desire for something more for himself and the young people he led, Scott set out on a recovery journey to become a full-hearted leader and to develop opportunities to help other coaches come along and do the same. Scott co-found the Nashville Coaching Coalition in 2015 and begin as the Executive Director full-time in 2016 with the goal of creating a growth and support community where Middle Tennessee's most important youth influencers, athletic coaches, can become the very best version of themselves.   Scott's most rewarding and challenging roles in his life are being a husband to Allison, father to his son, Fisher, and daughter, Hart. In his spare time, Scott loves to sweat, read, or be outside learning something new…usually with his black lab, Ranger. https://nccnashville.com/ The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community.   ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠   ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Micah is the President of Anchor Investments and founder of Mission Hotels, a unique hotel brand that donates a majority of its profits to underserved communities. With a background in real estate investment and development, Micah has been involved in nearly $300 million worth of transactions over the past seventeen years, including the acquisition and development of 3 million square feet of commercial real estate. Committed to his community, he has held board and volunteer roles with various Nashville organizations, including founding Team Chad, a non-profit supporting leukemia charities that has raised over $1.5 million since 2007. Micah graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Finance degree from the University of Tennessee. Above all, he cherishes his role as husband to Brit and father to their three children. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠ ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠ IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

The Aloe Family is a 501c3 nonprofit whose mission is to provide opportunities for education, well-being, self-sufficiency and healing to resilient communities and individuals facing challenges of poverty and lack of family support.   https://www.thealoefamily.com/ Social Media: @thealoefamily     The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community.   ⁠https://phoenixclubofnashville.org⁠ ⁠https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/⁠   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

PCON Mayoral Candidate Forum We are excited to bring you an exclusive audio of the PCON Mayoral Candidate Forum, which took place on Monday, May 22, 2023, at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University. The discussion was moderated by Steve Cavendish, president and editor of the Nashville Banner, along with Demetria Kalodimos, executive producer of the same organization. The Nashville Banner is a locally owned and community-supported civic news organization committed to providing impartial journalism and empowering citizens to make informed decisions. Tune in to hear the candidates' insights, proposals, and plans for Nashville's future. Join us as we delve into the heart of the city's most pressing issues and gain a deeper understanding of the candidates' visions. The Phoenix Club of Nashville, a registered 501(c)(3) organization, played a pivotal role in hosting this event. Their mission is twofold: to support underserved youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop community and business leaders.

  "Every great story requires conflict." Jeff Barnes had an underwhelming first experience at Disneyland. So much so that it sparked his curiosity about why people loved the park so much. His insatiable curiosity led him to research Walt Disney's life and the adversity he faced. It was through this research that Jeff discovered Walt's desire to be remembered as a storyteller and the importance of overcoming adversity in achieving success. This realization drove Jeff to create a course that uses Disney's stories to inspire and motivate students to face their own challenges and achieve their dreams. Jeff's journey took a dramatic turn when he was diagnosed with a life-threatening brain tumor immediately after starting the course. Rather than giving in to fear, Jeff chose to delay surgery and continue teaching the class. Throughout our conversation Jeff shares about the moments of resiliency he had learned from Walt Disney and how that ultimately shaped his success. His experience with the brain tumor gave him the courage to finally write his long-dreamed-of book about Disneyland. Now, as an author, speaker, and blogger, Jeff continues to use Disney's lessons and creativity to inspire and motivate people to embrace adversity and live their best lives. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover Jeff Barnes' intriguing transformation from professor to Disney entrepreneur Gain valuable insights on the crucial role self-belief and resiliency play in achieving success Delve into Jeff's captivating book, Wednesdays with Walt, and his exceptional presentation style Absorb inspiring lessons from Walt to spark creativity and motivation within yourself Find out how signing up for Jeff's email list and joining Phoenix Club will enrich your experience Jeff's approach of using Walt Disney's lessons and creativity to inspire and motivate people to achieve their dreams inspiring to anyone who feels stuck and hopeless. The conversation highlights the importance of appreciating life and pursuing our dreams with a sense of urgency and determination. Ultimately, Jeff reminds us all why we should never give up no matter how difficult the challenges may seem. Connect with Jeff Website: https://thewisdomofwalt.com/ Book: The Wisdom of Walt Instagram: www.instagram.com/drdisneyland Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewisdomofwalt LinkedIn: Jeffrey Barnes Connect with Jody www.jodymaberry.com About Jody - https://jodymaberry.com/about-jody-maberry/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sugarjmaberry LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodymaberry/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sugarjmaberry/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jodymaberry Episode Highlights 00:04:15 - Why Walt Disney? 00:09:33 - The Wisdom of Walt 00:12:30 - Facing Adversity 00:14:59 - Overcoming Obstacles 00:15:38 - Overcoming Obstacles 00:18:27 - Transitioning to Entrepreneurship 00:23:38 - Wednesdays with Walt

Demetrius B. Short, CEO & Founder of Transformation Life Center. Over a decade has passed, since he walked across the stage as the first in his immediate family to complete the process of obtaining a college degree. To this day, Transformation Life Center CEO, Demetrius Short reflects on how his real-world experience did not come without struggles and obstacles stemming from his matriculation in the early 90's.   While pursuing his undergraduate degree from Fisk University, Demetrius witnessed first-hand the barriers that led to an increase in college student dropout rates. He didn't have a scholarship or transportation, and occasionally found himself with little food -- sleeping between the dorm director's office and the couch of a friend. Despite reaching one of the lowest points in his life, Demetrius refused to quit and become a dropout statistic. He secured internships and walked from campus to downtown Nashville in a business suit carrying a briefcase.    Years later, Demetrius returned to campus to nostalgically walk the same route he no longer had to travel. While walking, he had a divine intervention with God. Reflecting with tears in his eyes, he asked God, “Why did I have to go through this pain and struggle?” God responded to him and said, “Every step you took was a step toward your success.” It was at that moment, he conceptualized a God-sized dream, hunger and responsibility to help students overcome their own barriers in life and reach success. With a vow to run a 3.1-mile 5K in a full suit and sneakers to commemorate his struggle, Steps of Success 5K was born along with a personal and professional development program named Pathway to Success Initiative (P2SI).   After serving a number of years as a Board Member, Fisk University Young Alumni Association President/CEO of Steps of Success 5K, and witnessing the triumph of his ideas, he has tapped into a broader concept of becoming a worldwide success expert. With his reimagined understanding, Demetrius is igniting both collegiate students and individuals to have a positive impact on their community.   This overview is not only an accurate depiction of Demetrius' heart for the community but also, his quest to engage partners who are interested in investing into the success of students and individuals seeking positive outlets for change. This new entity is pursuing forward-thinking professionals, businesses and organizations, that will join a mission to IGNITE purpose, INSPIRE success and TRANSFORM lives.  If that is you, welcome to Transformation Life Center.   Connect with Demetrius and Transformation Life Center   https://transformationlifecenter.org/ info@transformationlifecenter.org Phone - 615.997.6841   The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/   IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak talks to Chris Morris of LandFund Partners about what they offer producers and investors in the Mississippi River Valley, creating new options for farm succession and farm management.LandFund Partners (LFP) is a farmland investment company focused on buying and managing high quality farmland in the Mississippi River Valley. The land is leased to preferred family farm operators throughout the region. Founded back in 2013 by John Farris and Chris Morris, LFP now owns over 35,000 acres across the Delta. LFP seeks to utilize regenerative farming techniques on its farms and works alongside its farming partners to do what's best for the soils and the environment.Chris Morris is a founding member of LandFund Partners where he serves as President and COO. Chris grew up in a rural community in Kentucky where he was around and exposed to farming at an early age. Mr. Morris received his Bachelor of Science degree in Financial Economics from Centre College, in Danville, KY, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa, magna cum laude. While at Center, Chris studied investment theory and alternative investments, which lead him to identifying farmland as an excellent asset to compliment the typical stock and bond portfolio. Mr. Morris started his career at Commonwealth Economics, a regional economic and financial consultancy. Mr. Morris has been recognized as one of Nashville's Top 40 Under 40 by the Nashville Business Journal and Top 30 Under 30 by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. He is active in the Nashville non-profit community and is a past Chairman of the Phoenix Club of Nashville. Mr. Morris has attained the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designation. Learn more about LandFund Partners at https://landfundpartners.com/#farm #farming #agriculture***North American Ag is devoted to highlighting the people & companies in agriculture who impact our industry and help feed the world. Subscribe at https://northamericanag.comThis episode is sponsored by AMS Galaxy - BRINGING PRECISION DAIRY EQUIPMENT TO THE AMERICAN FARMER. Spend more time doing what you love. Use technology to your advantage.Visit https://agr.fyi/galaxyWant to hear the stories of the ag brands you love and the ag brands you love to hate? Hear them at https://whatcolorisyourtractor.comNeed help with your agriculture based company's marketing plan? Visit https://chrissywozniak.comDon't just thank a farmer, pray for one too!Why you should not miss FIRA USA 2023!Join the experts during 3 days of autonomous and robotics farming solutions in action!FIRA USA, the traveling AgTech event is back from September 19-21, 2023 at the Salinas Sports Complex, Home of the California Rodeo SalinasRegister at - https://fira-usa.com/ Sponsored by Tractors and Troubadours:Your weekly connection to agriculture industry newsmakers, hot-button industry issues, educational topics, rural lifestyle features and the best in true country music. Brought to you by Rural Strong Media.Listen now at https://ruralstrongmedia.com/tractors-and-troubadours/Subscribe to North American Ag at https://northamericanag.com

Rohit Padmanabhan is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Lotus Asset Management, a boutique financial advisory company that works with young professionals across the country. Rohit graduated from Rice University with a focus on Math and Economics and worked at several major banks, managing assets for ultra-high-net-worth clients for nearly a decade before deciding that he wanted to take his experience of working with the country's wealthiest families and translate that to younger clients who often don't get access to high quality, affordable advice. In 2015 he started Lotus, which focuses on holistic, unbiased financial advice including tax strategy, financial planning, investing, and guidance on all other financial matters. As a strong proponent of financial literacy, Rohit makes an effort to educate not only his own clients, but also younger generations to help them avoid the pitfalls of financial mismanagement. Rohit gives frequent talks to high school & college students and recent college graduates, particularly in underserved situations, so that they can help their families to make better financial decisions. In addition to his work at Lotus, Rohit is President-Elect of the Phoenix Club of Nashville, serves on the board of Purpose Preparatory Academy, is the President of the Nashville Association of Rice Alumni, was a founding Advisory Council member of the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, is an advisor at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, and is a member of the Chartered Financial Analyst Society of Nashville. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohit-padmanabhan-cfa-6434b56 The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Djuan Rivers is back again, and we are processing our recent Phoenix Club Cruise workshops. We were excited to have some great presenters, including Djuan. Day one started with Mike Simmons presenting on Goal Setting. Mike provided a great definition of goal setting and the importance of the practical application to implement. The best takeaway is his GAME acronym. It stands for Goals, Actions, Metrics, and Execution. The best part: it can apply to any area of life: personal, business, etc.  Lee Kitchen followed with Storytelling. He shared a great story about Disney and his relationship with Salvador Dali. The partnership was the seed for projects that are finishing 50 years later. The workshop highlight was a great exercise that brought people from different areas together to develop something they couldn't do on their own. Workshop day two followed an excursion day. I kicked off this day myself with a session titled Timeline. The takeaway is identifying what is unique about your content. Once you know, you can distill everything in your mind into a logical pathway toward a book or a podcast to serve your audience.  Karen Anderson followed and covered the impact writing books can have. Karen is an expert at simplifying the process. In fact, she has Djuan seriously considering writing a book. If you'd like to see that happen, send Djuan an email  djuan@djuanrivers.com and let him know.  The next workshop was a tag team effort between Djuan and I. We drew a parallel between national parks and theme parks and the stories they provide those who visit. Djuan brought it all home with his workshop explaining three principles he picked up over his 33 years with Disney. These three keys will help ensure you have happy employees, good retention, and satisfied clients and customers. Overall, it was great to see how all of the workshops organically connected with each other. It provided lessons that build upon each other to see change. Connect with Djuan Twitter Instagram Connect with Jody www.jodymaberry.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sugarjmaberry LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodymaberry/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sugarjmaberry/ Quotes: “Your business needs to give stories to customers.” JM

Rodger Dinwiddie has been the CEO of STARS-Nashville, an evidenced-based Student Assistance Program, since 1986. Prior to joining STARS, he served as the Executive Director of another nonprofit organization working with the juvenile court for five years and was a classroom teacher in the Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools for 7 years. Rodger is an Olweus Technical Assistance Consultant for the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program and Safe Dates Program, and he serves as the Tennessee State Olweus Coordinator in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Education and Clemson University. He currently provides consultation in the areas of best practices in bullying prevention and intervention, school climate improvement, bullying in the workplace, improving workplace relationships and culture, substance misuse, as well as the development of social emotional competencies. Rodger is also a national trainer for the Hazelden/Betty Ford Center. He is a Past-President of the International Bullying Prevention Association and former president of the National Student Assistance Association. Rodger is a native Nashvillian, where he is involved in numerous community organizations, including the Nashville Rotary Club. He and former CEO of Oasis Center, Hal Cato, were named Nashvillians of the Year by the Nashville Scene for their work in the collaboration and development of the Youth Opportunity Center, a partnership between Oasis Center and STARS. Rodger is an alumnus of Leadership Nashville, 2008, and most recently recognized as one Nashville's Most Admired CEOs by the Nashville Business Journal, 2019. STARS has been recognized by the Nashville Tennessean as a member of the Best Places to Work, Hall of Fame. He received his BS from George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University and his M.Ed. from Middle Tennessee State University. He is married to Suzanne, has two adult children, Joe and Anna, and two grandchildren, Benjamin and Corinne. https://starsnashville.org/ https://www.facebook.com/STARSNash https://www.instagram.com/starsnashville/ https://twitter.com/starsnash https://www.youtube.com/user/starsnashville The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ IG: @phoenixclub_nashville

Clip From Ep #446 Of The Clay Edwards Show On 103.9 WYAB  02/08/2023 Kyle Jones w/ The Phoenix Club Of Jackson joins the show to discuss their upcoming "14th Annual Speakeasy Soiree" fundraiser to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Jackson this Friday night. Check out my website & all of my social channels by clicking my link tree at www.solo.to/clayedwards

Patrick Baird is an entrepreneur, management consultant, and investor. He has founded or been a co-founder of ventures in disparate industries including fashion, government IT services, and real estate. As an Engagement Manager with Lodestone Advisory Group, Patrick works with mid-market companies on international expansion and strategy, as well as county/local governments on economic development projects. Patrick is a Partner at Lodestone Ventures, an early stage VC fund investing at the intersection of technology and legacy industries. Outside of work, Patrick is passionate about civic engagement, improving the Nashville community, and Tiger Woods. He has served as President of the Phoenix Club of Nashville, Founding President of the Babson College Alumni Club of Tennessee, and Chair of the Babson College Alumni Association. Patrick is a self-described political junkie and lives in East Nashville with his wife, Ali, and their dog, Willie. He is an alumnus of Babson College (2011) and The Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt (2018). The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ @phoenixclub_nashville

Welcome back to Building Scale as we are bringing you two more amazing guests.  These two guests are the founders of Daniels Chandler Architects. They strive to create beautiful, long lasting buildings while ensuring their designs are buildable and easily understood by their construction industry partners.Daniels + Chandler Architects formed out of a close friendship between two friend that were passionate about design and the impact it can have on the community. With the vast amount of construction taking place, they felt that the camaraderie between owners, builders, and designers could be enhanced to positively affect the overall design process.Guest number one; Halie Chandler is a Registered Architect and founding member of Daniels + Chandler Architects. With a focus primarily in healthcare and education following her studies, Halie has coordinated complex problems on both a large and small scale and values a team approach to create an effective solution. Halie holds a BArch from The University of Tennessee – Knoxville and holds certificates with NCARB and CDT. Halie volunteers as a team leader for the Nashville Affiliate of ACE Mentoring, is the AIA Emerging Professionals Committee Chair and WIA Committee Member, and is involved with ULI Nashville.Guest number two; Blake Daniels is a Registered Architect and founding member of Daniels + Chandler Architects. After spending nearly a decade working in the architectural field, Blake continues to develop extensive knowledge of the built environment and enjoys working with teams to turn client visions into reality. Blake holds a BArch from Mississippi State University and holds certificates with NCARB and CDT. Blake is active in the Nashville community as a member of The Phoenix Club of Nashville, AIA Middle Tennessee, and West End Community Church.So many great nuggets from Halie and Blake in this episode and you will see how you can run a great business being great at what you do, such as being amazing Architects in this case, and have people as the primary focus for your success.  Incredible culture, incredible relationships with vendors, clients and team members.  Truly a model for success.Connect with Halie and Blake:https://danielschandler.com/Email: HChandler@danielschandler.comEmail: BDaniels@danielschandler.com Connect with the Justin & Will:Will's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willforet/Justin's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justneagle/Learn More & Connect With Spot Migration:Managed IT Services & Support In Chicago, IL |LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/spot-migrationFacebook: Spot MigrationYoutube: Spot Migration

Cory Cain has called Nashville home since 2015. He has a background in marketing and sales, working for companies such as Mars, Nielsen and Amazon. Cory is a husband, father of two boys, an active community member and avid reader. He joined the Phoenix Club in 2019 and served various board roles until elected as the 2023 Club President. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ @phoenixclub_nashville

Brian C. Adams is the President and founder of Excelsior Capital, where he spearheads the investor relations and capital markets arms of the firm. He has 10 years of experience in real estate private equity. Prior to forming Excelsior Capital, Brian co-founded Priam Properties (an institutional real estate private equity sponsor) in 2010 and provided leadership and direction for the firm in connection with capital markets, investment management and investor relations. He has served on the Board of Sirrom Partners, LP, a single-family office investing across private and public asset classes since May of 2008. Since May of 2017 he has served on the Investment Committee for Solidus LP, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on investment opportunities in Healthcare and Technology. From January of 2016 to January of 2018, Brian served as a member of the Board of Next Gen Advisory Faculty for the Institute of Private Investors / Campden, a program designed to support next generation family members in preparing the following generation for the responsibility of being a steward of family wealth. He has also served on the Advisory Committee for the Southeastern Family Office Forum since December of 2016. Brian is a former practicing attorney, earning his J.D. from Suffolk University and his B.A. from Wesleyan University with Honors. https://www.excelsiorgp.com The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ @phoenixclub_nashville

High Society comes to Texas, 1898 In February of 1892, The New York Times published its official list of the creme de la creme of New York Society— 400 individuals, a mix of “Nobs”— old money families such as the Astors and “Swells”—the nouveau riche including the Vanderbilts. It was the Guilded Age in New York and the city's influence helped city directories become popular across the country. In 1890, the Census had revealed that Dallas was the most populous city in Texas with 38,067 residents. It was followed in size by Galveston with 29,084 residents and Houston with a population of 27,557. Texas' largest city caught the attention of Holland Brothers Publishing, a company looking to expand its market in high society lists of major cities. Dallas seemed ripe for its own list of who's who in society and Voila! the Red Book of Dallas, Texas was born. The volume had the distinction of being the first Red Book published in Texas. And of course, the book's cover was red. One can only imagine the buzz this created in the city. To fill the book's 137 pages, in what was still somewhat of a frontier town, Holland Brothers Publishing needed lots of filler content. But let's start with the preface from the publisher. “In presenting the [Red Book] to the public, the publishers feel they have supplied a decided need of an important element of the community. To facilitate the requirements of social life and place persons in direct communication with the representatives of the different phases of the best local society, this directory is intended. It is here also that new residents of this city may find the names of any and all persons whom they may desire to include in their visiting list, and whom they wish to meet in any social way.” The small volume contained a high society list of 3,245 adults and children from Dallas, supplemented by 333 from Oak Cliff. If the household had a designated day for accepting in-person visits (or calls, the proper term), that was noted. Also included were the membership lists of eight local clubs, four for gentlemen and four clubs for ladies. Based on the Red Book, Dallas in the late 1800s appears to be a “clubby” city. The Dallas Club for gentlemen was by far the largest and owned its own building—a handsome four story, brick and stone structure completed in 1888 for $45,000 and located at the corner of Commerce and Poydras Streets. The Dallas Club was central to the activities of business, civic, and professional men of the city: however, ladies were allowed for special receptions and parties for visiting dignitaries. The Idlewild Club was a much smaller men's club — about three dozen members— founded with the purpose of giving four grand balls each season, beginning with a ball during the State Fair of Texas. It's hard to imagine that the wives of these men didn't provide input for the planning of these events, whether they were asked to or not. The Ladies' Shakespeare Club, founded in1855, was for the sole purpose of studying Shakespeare's plays. Membership was limited to 45 members. The thirty-two member Ladies Pierian Chatauqua Club reported its object was mutual improvement of its members, the social aspects were a side issue. Apparently a serious literary group. Not to be outdone, The twenty-one member Quaero Club adopted as its course of study “A new method for the study of English literature, which included reading current literature and a weekly review by critics. Two other ladies' clubs, the Standard Club and CLMA club, also existed to study literature. The Phoenix Club for Jewish gentleman was for the mutual benefit and mental, moral, and social advancement for its members and had sixty-five members. The Social Ethics Club was open to any unmarried gentleman over the age of twenty-one and its purpose was to promote the social, musical...

Brian Nock is a program manager for Google based from their Nashville office. Outside of work, he is community focused and serves on the boards of directors of Phoenix Club of Nashville and Trimble Action Group, the neighborhood association for Chestnut Hill. He enjoys learning new things, working outside, cycling, and sharing conversation over food. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ @phoenixclub_nashville

John Boots is a Nashville-based private equity and real estate professional with a passion for philanthropy and helping the underserved. His company, Expedition Group, consults real estate developers on optimizing profitability through strategic engagement. He serves on the boards of directors of Phoenix Club of Nashville and BeWell in School, both of which are nonprofist who help underserved youth. He and his partner, Chantal, and their two children, Brooklyn and Xavier, reside in Sylvan Heights. He is an avid traveler, tennis player, foodie, and wannabe golfer. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization of young men with a dual mission to benefit under-served youth in Middle Tennessee and to develop our members into leaders in their community and in business. Members of the Phoenix Club are actively looking for ways to make a positive and permanent impact on the lives of under-served youth and their community. https://phoenixclubofnashville.org https://https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-phoenix-club-of-nashville/ @phoenixclub_nashville

Reggie D. Ford: Author. Advisor. Advocate. Activist. Reggie Ford is the founder and president of RoseCrete Wealth Management, a financial services firm that provides investment management and financial planning strategies for affluent young professionals and athletes. Reggie holds his bachelor's degree in economics from Vanderbilt University and his master's degree in accountancy from the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University. Reggie has been recognized as one of Nashville's Black 40 Under 40. He was also nominated for Forbes 30 Under 30 and in 2020, Reggie was featured in the Top 100 People in Finance magazine. From a community perspective, Reggie serves on the board of several nonprofit organizations and is a member of the Phoenix Club of Nashville. He is also a certified yoga instructor and leads classes for people of all backgrounds. Reggie delivers keynote speeches on various topics ranging from business and finance concepts to discussions about mental health and race. He enjoys traveling, cooking, reading, practicing yoga, and spending time with family and friends. Reggie lives in Nashville with his wife Katie and their dog, Rosie. Connect w/ Reggie: IG: @reggiedford TW: @reggiedford https://www.linkedin.com/in/reggieford26/ Connect w/ Jovica: LI: linkedin.com/jdjurdjevic TW: @TheJovPost IG: @asap_jovi Music Credit: Title: Clean Break Artist: Density & Time

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The weeks simply fly by when the podcast is out each Thursday. Have you shared our show with your friends, yet? This week, Yvette and Glen somehow find themselves reminiscing Scatman John and this time it's not even a 'word to the mothers.' They also find themselves arguing over the pronunciation of a name. Who is right, though? Your emails in this week's Correspondence Corner are as brilliant as ever. Keep the coming via, hello@AnytimePodcast.com Also, as Miss Tarporley and Doctor Driscoll have gone on holiday, there's a new period drama for your listening pleasure. Meanwhile Psychic medium, Reg Corker, declares he's ill. You would have thought he would've seen it coming. Don't forget, you can join us at our Christmas show. Recording on the 9th of December. Click here to order your tickets to our live Christmas show at TV's Phoenix Club, Bolton #NowPlaying #NewEpisode #Listen #Audio #Laughter #Rude #ExplicitContent #ThursdayThoughts #FeelgoodFriday #WeekendVibes #MondayMotivation #Podcast #Radio #YvetteFielding #GlenHunt #KarlBeattie #PodcastParty #aCast #AmazonMusic #Spotify #Deezer #Stitcher #ApplePodcasts #GooglePlay

Chievo Verona legend Sergio Pellissier tells us about the formation of a new phoenix club, after the original club went out of business in August. Plus Hugo Alvarado explains how his eye for talent has taken him from being a frustrated fan to becoming the first ever full time scout for El Salvador's national teams. Photo: Sergio Pellisier of AC Chievo competes for the ball with Nenad Tomovic of ACF Fiorentina during a Serie A match between the sides. (Credit: Getty Images)

In the latest edition of ThisIsTheMusic meets podcast, we were joined by The Shed Project front man and all round great guy Roy Fletcher.     We chatted about "A Day in The Dam", working with MC Tunes, playing The Phoenix Club and doing some decorating at Johnny Marr's house!!     Follow The Shed Project across their social media channels @project_shed  (Twitter) and @theshedproject_band (Instagram). We would really grateful, if you could like, subscribe, share and  comment on this video and give our page a follow @thisisthemusic_

Givz, which has developed an API-powered platform that gives brands a way to convert discounts into donations, has raised $3 million in seed funding. Eniac and Accomplice co-led the financing for the New York-based startup. Additional investors include Supernode Ventures, Claude Wasserstein of Fine Day, Phoenix Club and Dylan Whitman. Givz was founded in 2017 […]

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Episode 74: Live an Ideal Lifestyle Combining Professional Experience with R.E.I.   In the conversation with today’s guest, Brain Adams, you’ll learn the following:   [00:36 - 03:20] Brian’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [03:20 - 04:48] The backstory and decisions made that led Brian to this point in his journey. [04:48 - 06:58] Brian’s experience with Law and being a District Attorney. [06:58 - 08:52] All about the Phoenix Club. [08:52 - 12:35] Brian’s first ventures into R.E.I. [12:35 - 18:05] What Brian is doing now at his company, Excelsior.  [18:05 - 20:35] The reasons Brian chose to ‘Go Long’ with his investments rather than closer to home. [20:35 - 23:27] The specialist investment niches that Brian focuses on. [23:27 - 27:32] The tenant types and profiles that Brian deals with. [27:32 - 31:16] What Credit Worthiness means when vetting individual tenants and commercial clients.  [31:16 - 33:45] The process you can expect when going to Excelsior. Here’s what Brian shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Brian is based currently: Nashville, Tennessee  Favourite European city: Munich, Germany The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Brian’s Father in law receiving the Covid vaccine! A mistake Brian would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Remember that moving into Real Estate Investing and putting together a team is basically starting a business, with all that a business entails, including team members and investors that rely on the business’s success. Book Recommendation: The No Rules Rules, by Reed Hastings. Be sure to reach out and connect with Brian Adams by using the info below:   Website: https://www.excelsiorgp.com LinkedIn: Brian C Adams. Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Join AXC, SSF & special guest Lewis from R.A.D as we cover episode 3 - Disco InfernoJerry St. Clair has booked out a psychic for the club, who comes highly recommended by Den Perry, with Jerry oblivious to the fact that Den Perry wants the Phoenix Club shut down. Brian and Jerry then have to attend a fire safety with Keith Lard (from That Peter Kay Thing), who is known to 'interfere' with dogs, despite being cleared of all charges. After the meeting, Jerry and Brian rush back to the club before Keith inspects it, but a run in with the police delays them and Keith shuts the club down for being unsafe. Brian, never a quitter, gets Ray Von to photoshop Keith Lard's head onto a picture of a semi-nude man with a dog so that the club is re-opened, but the event they re-open for, the psychic night, forces Brian to refund all of his guests after the psychic tells a bit more about the future than the guests would like.Don't forget to check us out on Social media:Lost Art of Podcasting:Facebook: www.facebook.com/LostArtofPodcastingTwitter: www.twitter.com/lostartpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/lostartofpodcastingLost Art of Wrestling:Facebook: www.facebook.com/lostartofwrestlingTwitter: www.twitter.com/laowpodcastCheck out our friends:RAD Live:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ukradpodcastTwitter: www.twitter.com/ukradpodcastGunpowder, Treason, No Plot :-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GTNPP/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TreasonNoSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gunpowder-treason-no-plotYou can also follow our personal Twitter accounts:Coxy - @coxythelegendTDM - @RhogarGTNPTFG - @UKRADpodcastThe RAD: Live Podcast & Lost Art of Podcasting are proud to be part of the #BritPodScene

Join AXC, SSF & special guest Lewis from R.A.D as we cover episode 3 - Disco InfernoOriginal airdate: 28th January 2001Jerry St. Clair has booked out a psychic for the club, who comes highly recommended by Den Perry, with Jerry oblivious to the fact that Den Perry wants the Phoenix Club shut down. Brian and Jerry then have to attend a fire safety with Keith Lard (from That Peter Kay Thing), who is known to 'interfere' with dogs, despite being cleared of all charges. After the meeting, Jerry and Brian rush back to the club before Keith inspects it, but a run in with the police delays them and Keith shuts the club down for being unsafe. Brian, never a quitter, gets Ray Von to photoshop Keith Lard's head onto a picture of a semi-nude man with a dog so that the club is re-opened, but the event they re-open for, the psychic night, forces Brian to refund all of his guests after the psychic tells a bit more about the future than the guests would like.Don't forget to check us out on Social media:Lost Art of Podcasting:Facebook: www.facebook.com/LostArtofPodcastingTwitter: www.twitter.com/lostartpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/lostartofpodcastingLost Art of Wrestling:Facebook: www.facebook.com/lostartofwrestlingTwitter: www.twitter.com/laowpodcastCheck out our friends:RAD Live:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ukradpodcastTwitter: www.twitter.com/ukradpodcastGunpowder, Treason, No Plot :-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GTNPP/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TreasonNoSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gunpowder-treason-no-plotYou can also follow our personal Twitter accounts:Coxy - @coxythelegendTDM - @RhogarGTNPSSF - @UKRADpodcastThe RAD: Live Podcast & Lost Art of Podcasting are proud to be part of the #BritPodScene

Join AXC, SSF & special guest Lewis from R.A.D as we cover episode 3 - Disco InfernoJerry St. Clair has booked out a psychic for the club, who comes highly recommended by Den Perry, with Jerry oblivious to the fact that Den Perry wants the Phoenix Club shut down. Brian and Jerry then have to attend a fire safety with Keith Lard (from That Peter Kay Thing), who is known to 'interfere' with dogs, despite being cleared of all charges. After the meeting, Jerry and Brian rush back to the club before Keith inspects it, but a run in with the police delays them and Keith shuts the club down for being unsafe. Brian, never a quitter, gets Ray Von to photoshop Keith Lard's head onto a picture of a semi-nude man with a dog so that the club is re-opened, but the event they re-open for, the psychic night, forces Brian to refund all of his guests after the psychic tells a bit more about the future than the guests would like.Don't forget to check us out on Social media:Lost Art of Podcasting:Facebook: www.facebook.com/LostArtofPodcastingTwitter: www.twitter.com/lostartpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/lostartofpodcastingLost Art of Wrestling:Facebook: www.facebook.com/lostartofwrestlingTwitter: www.twitter.com/laowpodcastCheck out our friends:RAD Live:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ukradpodcastTwitter: www.twitter.com/ukradpodcastGunpowder, Treason, No Plot :-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GTNPP/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TreasonNoSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gunpowder-treason-no-plotYou can also follow our personal Twitter accounts:Coxy - @coxythelegendTDM - @RhogarGTNPTFG - @UKRADpodcastThe RAD: Live Podcast & Lost Art of Podcasting are proud to be part of the #BritPodScene

Other topics we discuss: Re-defining success by measuring how much you can contribute to your client vs take from themWhat is conscious capitalism? Jonathan's story of creating  "Homes for Homes" -a non-profit similar to Tom's shoes, that transforms third world communities by building new houses for every house sold.Why Jonathan believes "business is the highest spiritual game".Guest bio:As a Nashville native, Jonathan Harris earned a Business Management degree with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship from Union University and began investing in real estate as a student. Upon graduation, he returned home to Nashville to continue working in his passion. After four years as a full time investor, Jonathan started helping friends purchase homes for themselves. The unintended result of helping a few friends turned into a large referral based business. In 2012, he then founded Scout Properties.Jonathan has been active in the community through volunteering with organizations like Young Life, a high school mentorship program. He is also a board member for the Phoenix Club of Nashville, a venture philanthropy organization that raises money for the Boys and Girls Club, W.O. Smith, Monroe Carrell Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, and Junior Achievement.When Jonathan is not working he loves spending time with his best friend and wife, Karen. They love to travel the world together, seeing beauty and experiencing God’s creation firsthand. He loves outdoors activities, including hiking, fishing, or playing sports. On the weekends, Jonathan can be found at Radnor Lake or Percy Warner reading a book on personal growth, or in the fall he is most definitely cheering on the Alabama Crimson Tide. He is involved with many faith based ministries both locally and abroad and attends Avenue South Church off of 8th Avenue.Guest Links:https://scoutrealty.com/Important Links: Join us for the premier online event for Faith-Driven Business Leaders! The Kingdom Capitalists Summit is designed to help you find purpose in growing or buiding your business .The #KCSUMMIT2020 will feature 7&8 Figure CEO's, award winning entrepreneurs, best selling authors, million dollar coaches, and more! Join us live April 23 & 24thwww.KCSUMMIT2020.com

Welcome to... the Phoenix Club!Join AXC, SSF & special guest Lewis from R.A.D as we cover episode 2 - Wild West Night!A free trial of a bucking bronco leads to the Phoenix Club having a Wild West Night. But the night goes from bad to worse as the staff is faced with a broken, homemade bingo machine, an out-of-control shoot-off and a drunk horse.Don't forget to check us out on Social media:Lost Art of Podcasting:Facebook: www.facebook.com/LostArtofPodcastingTwitter: www.twitter.com/lostartpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/lostartofpodcastingLost Art of Wrestling:Facebook: www.facebook.com/lostartofwrestlingTwitter: www.twitter.com/laowpodcastCheck out our friends:RAD Live:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ukradpodcastTwitter: www.twitter.com/ukradpodcastGunpowder, Treason, No Plot :-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GTNPP/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TreasonNoSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gunpowder-treason-no-plotYou can also follow our personal Twitter accounts:Coxy - @coxythelegendTDM - @RhogarGTNPTFG - @UKRADpodcastThe RAD: Live Podcast & Lost Art of Podcasting are proud to be part of the #BritPodScene

Welcome to... the Phoenix Club!Join AXC, SSF & special guest Lewis from R.A.D as we cover episode 2 - Wild West Night!Original airdate: 21st January 2001A free trial of a bucking bronco leads to the Phoenix Club having a Wild West Night. But the night goes from bad to worse as the staff is faced with a broken, homemade bingo machine, an out-of-control shoot-off and a drunk horse.Don't forget to check us out on Social media:Lost Art of Podcasting:Facebook: www.facebook.com/LostArtofPodcastingTwitter: www.twitter.com/lostartpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/lostartofpodcastingLost Art of Wrestling:Facebook: www.facebook.com/lostartofwrestlingTwitter: www.twitter.com/laowpodcastCheck out our friends:RAD Live:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ukradpodcastTwitter: www.twitter.com/ukradpodcastGunpowder, Treason, No Plot :-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GTNPP/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TreasonNoSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gunpowder-treason-no-plotYou can also follow our personal Twitter accounts:Coxy - @coxythelegendTDM - @RhogarGTNPSSF - @UKRADpodcastThe RAD: Live Podcast & Lost Art of Podcasting are proud to be part of the #BritPodScene

Welcome to... the Phoenix Club!Join AXC, SSF & special guest Lewis from R.A.D as we cover episode 2 - Wild West Night!A free trial of a bucking bronco leads to the Phoenix Club having a Wild West Night. But the night goes from bad to worse as the staff is faced with a broken, homemade bingo machine, an out-of-control shoot-off and a drunk horse.Don't forget to check us out on Social media:Lost Art of Podcasting:Facebook: www.facebook.com/LostArtofPodcastingTwitter: www.twitter.com/lostartpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/lostartofpodcastingLost Art of Wrestling:Facebook: www.facebook.com/lostartofwrestlingTwitter: www.twitter.com/laowpodcastCheck out our friends:RAD Live:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ukradpodcastTwitter: www.twitter.com/ukradpodcastGunpowder, Treason, No Plot :-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GTNPP/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TreasonNoSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gunpowder-treason-no-plotYou can also follow our personal Twitter accounts:Coxy - @coxythelegendTDM - @RhogarGTNPTFG - @UKRADpodcastThe RAD: Live Podcast & Lost Art of Podcasting are proud to be part of the #BritPodScene

2020 LA Youth Day had it's ups and downs, more ups than downs, but we talk about both. We went to dinner and tried EVERYTHING on tap at The Phoenix Club (https://www.thephoenixclub.com/). Don't worry there were only 9 different beers and they were like 4oz glasses. But that Hefeweizen tho! Neil had the Oktoberfest and it was also awesome. Thanks to our special guests: Dylan Barnard & Angel Garcia! These two are amazing friends of ours, they were youth in the program years ago and now they are all grown up holding theological opinions apporaching heresy. Review at a glance: Session 1 - Mike Patin (https://www.mikepatin.com/) = Awesome!! Session 2 - He who shall not be named = Self promoter Keynote - Doug Tooke (https://portlanddiocese.org/sites/default/files/files/DOUG%20TOOKE%20flyer%20(002).pdf) = Awesome!!! Special Guests: Angel Garcia and Dylan Barnard.

First it's a macaroni party on #ECF Then we wrap up LA LIT week with a visit to Sunday's @SoCal356club swap meet @ the Phoenix Club in Anaheim, CA. And finally, you know this week's comedy guest from The Sopranos, Curb Your Enthusiasm and everything else but today he's here to talk about mental health in comedy, politics and talkshows... Ed Crasnick is here and we get to it all, including how an impression of Ed Sullivan led to his friendship with David Chase and the fascinating serendipity that led to today. He's also a top-secret executive placement specialist but shhhh, we can't talk about that. We love you at home, please love one another. www.latenightplayset.com

Bless me Papa Sven for I have sinned, it has been over a month since my last techno broadcast....... We've had a bit of a break here at Decomposed Radio so apologies for the radio silence, but I've been busy collecting and processing some great music for the next few shows, not to mention recovering from the incredible Works Party (and after parties) back in December. Speaking of which, the next few shows will feature sets from the 2 rooms at the Climbing Works Party; Solid techno from the main room, and some weird and wonderful stuff from the amazing "Rave Cave" which had me unexpectedly dancing like a lunatic on the night! First up on the techno side of things, is this year's special guest "E-Kul" who kicked things into overdrive in the main room around 3am! He's been DJing, and promoting and running techno nights since the age of 16, when he managed to scrape together enough money to buy a pair of decks and a 2-channel mixer. Nights like "Havok" at Phoenix Club as well as the legendary "Orbit" were major influences, as well as artists like Ben Sims, Jeff Mills, Speedy J and UR. All this results in a high energy, tough and fast style which you'll hear in the mix today, but the great thing about this type of techno is that it still has a real tangible groove to it, which drives it along nicely! So strap yourselves in, and travel back in time to the 6th December at Code nightclub in Sheffield on 6th December last year... This is Decomposed Radio, in the mix, with E-Kul......

It's Winter Solstice and taking advantage of the longest night of the year, Yvette Fielding and Glen Hunt record their Christmas podcast, at TV's actual Phoenix Club, aka St. Gregory's social club, Bolton. In attendance are Karl, Mary, the mothers and hundreds of cheesy ballers who are all up for fun and games. If you weren't able to be there, we bring the party to you #Christmas #Podcast #NowPlaying #Listen #Party #YvetteFielding #GlenHunt #KarlBeattie #Television #Radio #Fun #Silly #Bolton #Rude #Advisory #UK #MondayMotivation #FridayFeeling #PsychicMedium 

An imaginary friend. A licked hand. A ghost cat. In this episode, C + D share creepy tales and spooky ghost stories both real and fictional. Links To Give You Life: Start sleuthing as Nancy Drew with the latest “Midnight in Salem” game from HER Interactive Party like a German with Oktoberfest at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim, CA Get campfire-ready with these “10 Creepy Stories to Tell After Dark” Find scary stories that will frighten the children in your life (and make you laugh) with “In a Dark, Dark Room” by Alvin Schwartz “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” by Alvin Schwartz, now adapted to film by Guillermo del Toro Enjoy some family-friendly spook factor and watch “Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories” on Crunchyroll Watch the original “Goosebumps” series on Netflix, which is equal parts terrifying and hilarious (depending on the episode) Learn what real life looks like for a typical psychic by watching “Long Island Medium” Put Obsessed to the (Taste) Test: According to their website, H2OPS makes, “America’s first craft brewed sparkling hop water. Brewed with real hops, it's unsweetened and naturally free of alcohol, carbs and calories.” C + D decided to drink water like a hipster and give their sparkling hop-infused water a try, which you can buy online or from your local World Market. If you host your own taste test, be sure to send in your thoughts to currentlyobsessedclub@gmail.com. Episode Guide: (00:01:09) D’s obsession with Nancy Drew computer games (00:13:08) C’s obsession with Oktoberfest at the Phoenix Club (00:22:58) C’s story of her sister’s imaginary friend Malcolm (00:29:24) D’s story of “The Licked Hand” (00:32:16) D’s “The Green Ribbon” story from “In a Dark, Dark Room” (00:36:03) C’s story of “White Gown” from “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” (00:42:19) D talks watching “Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories” (00:44:46) C’s stories of sick neighbors and cat-sitters (00:56:14) D talks watching “Goosebumps” (01:02:06) C talks watching “Long Island Medium” (01:04:02) C’s story of the saxophone player hiding in the bushes (01:08:35) C + D put H2OPS sparkling hop water to a taste test

"The Best" in this episode is Peter Kay's 2001 TV Show "Phoenix Nights".Ronan and Conor enter "The Phoenix Club" and discuss all the wild and wonderful characters that made the show as funny as it was and listen as they howl at some of their favourite bits and retell (murder) some of the truly hilarious lines.A show that still makes us laugh is without a doubt something that has to be classed as one of The Best Of The Best.

Episode 14 Door to door and psychical stores Welcome to The Camping Crew podcast with Aaron Burchael & Chris Byrne This is meant to be a fun podcast, we are just enthusiasts and what we discuss on the podcast are just our own personal views. Follow-ups & shout-outs: Thanks to Aoife and Kevin for their email about camping in Europe Thanks to Brandon Hill Camping on Twitter for their mention: Great to have Charlie and his "chauffeur" Aaron from @TheCampingCrew on our site today. Campsites or stop overs: We have an Interview with Kieran from the Phoenix Club and we have a chat about the club and Aires Tips, Products, Camping Websites or Apps: Vango Airbeam pump Irish Camping Accessories Online & Physical Stores Camp life: What is your routine upon arrival to a campsite? What is your view on two campers parking with doors facing each other? We wrap up this podcast with a quick shout out for Aaron's Vlog on YouTube called: Charlie and me our Camping Vlog and his website http://www.campsitereview.com We also give a quick mention to our Twitter account for our podcast which is @TheCampingCrew and our email address CampingCrewPodcast@gmail.com and ask for ideas, campsites, products, news items to discuss on the podcast. We hope that you like our podcast. If you did please subscribe and tell your camping friends about us.

Am Strand Podcast - EP005 - Aurelien Stireg Biography : Aurelien Stireg is born in Belgium in 1982, he Has begun his Dj career in the years 2000. His name was Dj G-Traxx at that time. Surfing on the Belgium House Vibration , he first played Progressive Trance and Tech-House/Funky . At that time, he was known from the international house scene. A few years later, Aurelien , Dj G-Traxx stopped his Dj career and became a web site developer. Working for jQuery UI Bootstrap and his development , he became the "father" of a few world known apps as Jquery ui bootstrap , Magix cms etc... He also put all his free time in studio development of Deep house tracks. 2 years ago the name of Aurelien Stireg was born, he play Deep House and Electronica-House/Funky . He works for a famous Radio named Radio Studio One and many other. He plays live in the same way as Dj Marko , Maceo Plex, Marco Bailey, Mike Menotti, Christian Varela, John Dahback Etc.. His world Dj ranking is growing up every day. Aurelien Stireg is issued from the Belgium underground House scene.. Clubs or festival that hosted Aurelien Stireg: Dancing Graffiti, Capitole Eupen, La Bonbonnière, La Chapelle, Phoenix Club, Factory Club, Barocco, Luxembourg Club, Flower Festival, Spring Break Festival, City Parade, etc... links : https://www.facebook.com/Aurelien.Stireg/ https://www.beatport.com/artist/aurelien-stireg/415747 https://soundcloud.com/aurelien-stireg https://twitter.com/aurelienstireg

Mike Asher and Anthea Morris work at Better To Know, a sexual health clinic. They chat to Miranda about some of the UK’s sexual health trends, where people need to go to get tested and they also do a bit of myth busting. Miranda hosts on her own today because poor Bibi is ill! Sending you all the love in the world Bibi… Make sure you come along to the Good Sex Bad Sex live night on Tuesday 21st May at London’s Phoenix Club. Tickets are £10 available online: bit.ly/2DAXSJL. Also, stay in touch with the girls on Twitter: @goodsexbadsexx.

Laura Dodsworth is an Artist and Photographer. She chats to Bibi and Miranda about her latest book, Womanhood: The Bare Reality, where she has photographed women (and men) and wrote about the taboo parts of people’s body. Stay in touch with the girls on Twitter: @goodsexbadsexx. Also, make sure you come along to the Good Sex Bad Sex live night on Tuesday 21st May at London’s Phoenix Club. Tickets are £10 available online: https://bit.ly/2DAXSJL.

In this in depth discussion, PDP Editor Dave Wright speaks to Jeremy Sauer, Academy Manager at AFC Wimbledon.Jeremy is a coach and leader with a wealth of experience. He gives us background on the evolution of one of the fairy tale stories of English football. Known as the ‘Phoenix Club', AFC Wimbledon rose from the ashes of Wimbledon after the club was relocated to Milton Keynes. Jeremy describes the journey the club has been on and how their player development pathway has gone from a grassroots talent centre to an EPPP Category 3 Academy which is consistently producing top young talent.Note: The full discussion is available to PDP Members only, click here to watch the Masterclass Discussion nowExclusive offer for Podcast listeners: 30 Days Free Active Membership. Visit www.playerdevelopmentproject.com/podcast

Bestselling author PJ Manney joins Phil and Stephen for part one of a three-part interview discussing her new novel (ID)entity.  In the guise of political revolutionary Thomas Paine, bioengineer Peter Bernhardt brought down the corrupt and powerful Phoenix Club—and then turned revolution into evolution by becoming the first artificial human intelligence: Major Tom. In the two years since Major Tom revealed his digital existence and spread his freedom manifesto, he has been revered as a god and vilified as a demon. The United States and Europe have splintered into ideologically independent regions. Russia and China prepare to expand their empires. In the midst of the chaos, pirates attack a seastead in the Pacific Ocean, capturing one of Major Tom’s allies. A mysterious and powerful group wages a secret war. To rescue his ally, Major Tom must first regain his own humanity and somehow save a species he no longer identifies with, and which seems determined to destroy itself. About PJ: PJ Manney headPJ Manney is the author of the bestselling and Philip K. Dick Award nominated (R)EVOLUTION,  book 1 in the Phoenix Horizon series. She is a former chairperson of Humanity+, the author of “Empathy in the Time of Technology: How Storytelling is the Key to Empathy,” and a frequent guest host and guest on podcasts including the World Transformed. PJ is a culture vulture and SF geek, and the daughter and mother of them, too. When not contemplating the future of humanity, she is a mother, wife, and education activist in California.

Season 1, Episode 28 - This week, some totally rad brews from our friend Philip Lorenzini, special guests John Ryti and Time Ryan, and Foudre, duders! Long time friend of New Brew Thursday and Four Brewers, Philip Lorenzini, hooked us up with some really great beers, and we invited some friends to spread the beer love, John Ryti, aka Temecula’s Beer Ambassador, and Tim Ryan, aka “Showtime”. We start with a beer that we meant to get to last month on the show, Cascade Brewing Company‘s Foudre #1. This beer is a blend of three soured triple ales and was released in celebration of Cascade’s newly acquired foudre. If you’re not sure what a foudre is, it’s essential a very large wooden barrel, or cask. This photo was taken at Crooked Stave a few years ago and shows a style of foudre. Cascade, Perennial, and Three Taverns Beers. Needless to say, Foudre #1 is pretty great. Cascade used to be a somewhat rare treat for us in these parts, since they are located in Portland, Oregon, but their distribution to SoCal has picked up, and now we can very easily and joyfully give them all of our beer monies. Next up are two beers from Perennial Artisan Ales, one of which was provided by Philip Lorenzini, and the other acquired by our very own Matt Becker. Fist up is Saison de Lis, which is a Belgian style ale made with chamomile flowers. The chamomile works very well in this brew, and the beer itself stands out as very unique. Hints of cinnamon spice crept their way into the beer, too. It’s really interesting and totally worth trying if the opportunity ever presents itself to you. Stefon is next up. This was a collaboration beer between Perennial and Solemn Oath Brewery. It’s a dark rye farmhouse ale that was conditioned with brettanomyces. The brett isn’t very dominant in this beer, which is neither a good nor bad quality, and the beer overall is very well balanced and flavorful. Last up from Philip is Theophan The Recluse from Three Taverns Craft Beers. This beer is an Imperial Russian Stout that has flavors of raisins, bread and chocolate. This brewery is new to us, and this first offering was really solid. BIG, BIG thanks to Philip for sending these beers. He’s and awesome guy and a loyal fan. Cheers, dude! Onto something that we’re really excited about: We’ve started a Patreon campaign! If you don’t know what Patreon is, it’s a crowdfunding service similar to Kickstarter, except it’s meant to allow donors, or “patrons” as they call them, the opportunity to give continued support for artists through monetary donations. In our case, we are accepting donations on a per-episode basis. You can contribute any amount you wish, per episode, be it a quarter or ten bucks (holy shit!). Take the time to check it out. We ultimately want to offer more content to our fans, i.e. supplemental video content of our personal brew days and homebrewing techniques, visiting breweries, going to more festivals, etc., and we can only do that with your help. If you feel you get any value from the show, please consider throwing some duckets our way. We’re off to a great start, and couldn’t be happier about the generosity of our fans and friends thus far. THANK YOU! Four Brewers’ Patreon page: http://patreon.com/fourbrewers This week’s episode is sponsored by the OC Brew HoHo Holiday Ale Festival, which is Saturday, December 13th at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim, California. There will be a plethora of great brews on tap, and a butt-load of tasty food trucks. Check out the tap list, and head over to OCBrewHoHo.com for tickets. It WILL sell out, so snatch ‘em up while you can! Links to things from episode 28:Jesse Friedman’s Podcast, Brewer’s Log BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT. Subscribe to the show:RSSiTunes – While you’re there, leave a review of 4B!Stitcher Thumb us up on Facebook:facebook.com/fourbrewers Follow us on Twitter:twitter.com/fourbrewersshow Got a question? Feedback? Email us:feedback at fourbrewers dot com. Help support Four Brewers!Donate via PayPalSupport the show on Patreon!

Season 1, Episode 27 - John and Matt brewed a special grisette-style saison, David Gillanders is back on the show, and we’re drinking a DIPA from Barley Forge Brewing Co.. John and Matt finally did some goddamn brewing, and they made a pretty great brew! Matt got his hands on a “special” strain of yeast (he really didn’t give us any details other than that) and called upon John and his pimp-ass brewing setup to make ten gallons of a grisette-style saison, aptly named Grisette Beta. To date, this is probably one of the best brews that has come from said brewhouse.  John’s Brewhouse It was originally intended to be a 4.0% ABV beer, but due to some miscalculations while mashing, the original gravity came out a little higher than it should have, thus raising the final amount of alcohol in the beer. This beer was very much an experiment for Matt. He was looking to have a solid session-able saison that he could brew the shit out of, and outside of a few tweaks that need to be made, this beer is pretty much what he wanted. Feature: “Going In Blind.” Sara joins us yet again for another round of Going In Blind. The beers this week were themed around witbier, and consequently, the tasting was a bit lackluster. But, yeah…listen to it anyway! Not to give anything away, but we may be experiencing some third-show-syndrome antics… Barley Forge Brewing Co. Keeping in line with said antics, we wrap this episode up with an excellent double IPA from a brand new brewery from Costa Mesa, California, Barley Forge Brewing Co.. Their beer, named One Louder is DANK! Like, WOW, in a totally good way. It’s a Hop Head’s dream. Yum. Barley Forge opened about three weeks ago and so far, we’re very impressed with their beer offerings. Barley Forge is definitely worth hitting up the next time you’re in the OC. Greg did a nice write up on the brewery back in July while it was still under construction. This week’s episode is sponsored by the OC Brew HoHo Holiday Ale Festival, which is Saturday, December 13th at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim, California. There will be a plethora of great brews on tap, and a butt-load of tasty food trucks. Check out the tap list, and head over to OCBrewHoHo.com for tickets. It WILL sell out, so snatch ‘em up while you can! Links to things from episode 27:Grisette Beta Recipe BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT. Subscribe to the show:RSSiTunes – While you’re there, give a review of the podcast!Stitcher Thumb us up on Facebook:facebook.com/fourbrewers Follow us on Twitter:twitter.com/fourbrewersshow Got a question? Feedback? Email us:feedback at fourbrewers dot com. Help support Four Brewers!Donate via PayPalSupport the show on Patreon!

Our X-mas / New Year special has Jason making his way down to the Phoenix Club in Anaheim to checkout the OC Brew Ho Ho, and meeting up with Brant from "Tapped In Socal" at the Dale Brothers Brewery. See what's coming up for the new year and enjoy it with a beer.

This is the set I played at the Phoenix Club on Sat night for the "Up & Coming" party. It was my first live DJ set - and I had such a HUGE blast pumping out these hits. Thanks to everyone that came along and supported me on the night - and for all the fantastic feedback :) Tracklisting: 001 - Twist Of Love (Oxford Hustlers Remix) - Kimberly Davis 002 - Love On Top (DJ Escape & Tony Coluccio Main Remix) - Beyonce 003 - Right Here, Right Now (Tristan Garner Private Remix) - Fatboy Slim 004 - Pocketful of Sunshine (Johnny Vicious Club) - Natasha Bedingfield 005 - Queen of the Alarm (DJ Phillygroove mashup) - Whitney Houston vs Freemasons 006 - Ring The Alarm (Freemasons Club Mix) - Beyonce 007 - Just A Little More Love 2010 (Whelan Di Scala Terrace Mix) - David Guetta 008 - 2 Rude 2 Go (DJ Clive$ter Mashup)- Martin Solveig vs. Rihanna 009 - Ready 2 Go (Arno Cost Club Mix) - Martin Solveig ft Kele 010 - Surrender (Original Mix) - Spencer & Hill feat. Ari 011 - Lady Marmalade 2009 (Sunshine Mix) - Chic Flowerz 012 - See You Later (DJs From Mars Remix) - Bimbo Jones Feat. Ida Corr 013 - Trust Me (Bluestone & Loverush Remix) - Matt Zarley 014 - You Are Gone The Way We Resurrect (Alex Hide Mashup) - Afrojack, Michael Callan ft Lisa Millett 015 - Music Resurrection (Mikael Weemets vs Micha Moor Bootleg) - Michael Calfan & Axwell vs Madonna 016 - Take Over Love (Its Overture Bootleg) - Heavy D & Afrojack 017 - Titanium (Thiago Antony Remix) - David Guetta ft Sia 018 - Right In The Night (Vandalism Remix) - Sgt Slick 019 - Sweet Dreams (2011 Bootleg) - Eurythmics vs Jay Velar vs Afrojack 020 - Sweet Sweet Dreams (DJ Schmolli Bootleg) - Eurythmics vs. Recover Project vs La Bouche 021 - Telephone (DJ Dan Extended Vocal Mix) - Lady Gaga ft. Beyonce 022 - Cafe Del Love (JayNorth Bootleg) - Energy 52 vs David Guetta 023 - Sex On The Beach (Patrick Hofmann Remix) - Hot Bananas Feat. Levina 024 - Sweet Sugar Poison (Alex Acosta Tribe Mix) - Dave Matthias vs Julissa Veloz 025 - Unzip Me (WaWa Club Mix) - Cazwell + Peaches 026 - Its Raining Men 2K12 (B Cool Mix) - Sebo Reed meets Weather Girls 027 - First Scream (Dennis Sheperd Remix) - Ortega feat. Nash & Pepper 028 - Big In Japan (Denzal Park Remix) - Martin Solveig & Dragonette feat. Idoling 029 - M.A.J.O.R. (Tiesto Remix) - My Name Is Kay

Life in a Final Club! "The Social Network" has made it high profile all of a sudden. What it was, was fun, delightful, blessedly un-serious in a way serious world, with a taste of Evelyn Waugh. We loved it. Why was the story never told? That's a story. Podcast 39 is published in loving memory of Page Farnsworth Grubb, '71.