Podcast appearances and mentions of Randall Lane

PTF kicks off the show with a visit from Nick Tammaro as they look back at the last big day of graded stakes action in New York and answer questions like "How good is Locked?" and "Who is Brad Cox's best two-year-old filly?"Next up Randall Lane of National Thoroughbred League is here with information about their season finale in Phoenix, Arizona on December 30. Learn more at ntl.racing.Last but not least, Matt Miller drops by with an explanation of why he likes Twinspires.com's tournament program so much after an impressive pair of wins this weekend. He shares his easy-to-follow recipe for success as well.Also, if you are looking for a holiday gift for yourself or the horseplayer in your life, consider Matt's excellent book, A Bettor Way of Thinking.LONG DESC:Peter Thomas Fornatale and Nick Tamaro kick off a lively discussion reflecting on the recent stakes racing action in New York, particularly the Cigar Mile. They delve into the performance of Locked, a promising horse that has shown considerable talent, and ponder how he will fare in future races. The conversation highlights the dynamic nature of the racing scene, touching upon the implications of Locked's performance for the upcoming Pegasus World Cup and other prestigious events. They also explore the competitive field of two-year-old fillies trained by Brad Cox, speculating on who might emerge as the standout among them. With insights into training strategies and race outcomes, this segment provides listeners with a nuanced understanding of the current racing landscape and the potential trajectories of these horses.Randall Lane joins Peter to shed light on the National Thoroughbred League's upcoming season finale in Phoenix, Arizona, on December 30. As the league wraps up its inaugural season, Lane elaborates on the exciting events planned, including a championship golf tournament featuring NFL players and a day of thrilling horse racing at Turf Paradise. He emphasizes the league's mission to blend horse racing with mainstream sports culture, drawing in a diverse audience. The discussion also highlights the successes of previous events and the anticipated turnout for the finale, which promises to be a grand celebration of the sport. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the league's initiatives and partake in the festivities, making it a compelling event for sports fans and horse racing enthusiasts alike.Matt Miller closes the show with an engaging conversation about his recent successes in Twinspires.com's tournament program. He shares his journey from a casual track attendee to an active participant in online tournaments, detailing the strategies that have led to his impressive wins. With a focus on bankroll management and understanding tournament dynamics, Miller provides practical advice for aspiring players looking to elevate their game. He emphasizes the importance of setting clear targets and making calculated early bets to maximize potential returns. Alongside his insights, Miller promotes his book, 'A Better Way of Thinking,' which serves as a resource for bettors seeking to refine their approach. This segment not only showcases Miller's expertise but also inspires listeners to explore the opportunities within horse racing tournaments, encouraging a more analytical and thoughtful betting strategy.Takeaways: Nick Tammaro and Peter Thomas Fornatale discuss the impressive performance of Locked in graded stakes racing. The National Thoroughbred League's season finale promises exciting events and celebrity appearances in Phoenix. Matt Miller shares his winning strategies for Twinspires.com's tournament program, emphasizing smart...

PTF kicks off the show with a visit from Nick Tammaro as they look back at the last big day of graded stakes action in New York and answer questions like "How good is Locked?" and "Who is Brad Cox's best two-year-old filly?"Next up Randall Lane of National Thoroughbred League is here with information about their season finale in Phoenix, Arizona on December 30. Learn more at ntl.racing.Last but not least, Matt Miller drops by with an explanation of why he likes Twinspires.com's tournament program so much after an impressive pair of wins this weekend. He shares his easy-to-follow recipe for success as well.Also, if you are looking for a holiday gift for yourself or the horseplayer in your life, consider Matt's excellent book, A Bettor Way of Thinking.LONG DESC:Peter Thomas Fornatale and Nick Tamaro kick off a lively discussion reflecting on the recent stakes racing action in New York, particularly the Cigar Mile. They delve into the performance of Locked, a promising horse that has shown considerable talent, and ponder how he will fare in future races. The conversation highlights the dynamic nature of the racing scene, touching upon the implications of Locked's performance for the upcoming Pegasus World Cup and other prestigious events. They also explore the competitive field of two-year-old fillies trained by Brad Cox, speculating on who might emerge as the standout among them. With insights into training strategies and race outcomes, this segment provides listeners with a nuanced understanding of the current racing landscape and the potential trajectories of these horses.Randall Lane joins Peter to shed light on the National Thoroughbred League's upcoming season finale in Phoenix, Arizona, on December 30. As the league wraps up its inaugural season, Lane elaborates on the exciting events planned, including a championship golf tournament featuring NFL players and a day of thrilling horse racing at Turf Paradise. He emphasizes the league's mission to blend horse racing with mainstream sports culture, drawing in a diverse audience. The discussion also highlights the successes of previous events and the anticipated turnout for the finale, which promises to be a grand celebration of the sport. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the league's initiatives and partake in the festivities, making it a compelling event for sports fans and horse racing enthusiasts alike.Matt Miller closes the show with an engaging conversation about his recent successes in Twinspires.com's tournament program. He shares his journey from a casual track attendee to an active participant in online tournaments, detailing the strategies that have led to his impressive wins. With a focus on bankroll management and understanding tournament dynamics, Miller provides practical advice for aspiring players looking to elevate their game. He emphasizes the importance of setting clear targets and making calculated early bets to maximize potential returns. Alongside his insights, Miller promotes his book, 'A Better Way of Thinking,' which serves as a resource for bettors seeking to refine their approach. This segment not only showcases Miller's expertise but also inspires listeners to explore the opportunities within horse racing tournaments, encouraging a more analytical and thoughtful betting strategy.Takeaways:Nick Tammaro and Peter Thomas Fornatale discuss the impressive performance of Locked in graded stakes racing.The National Thoroughbred League's season finale promises exciting events and celebrity appearances in Phoenix.Matt Miller shares his winning strategies for Twinspires.com's tournament program, emphasizing smart bankroll...

Get ready for an exciting preview of the National Thoroughbred League event happening at Parx this Saturday! Co-founder Randall Lane joins us to explain how the teams are formed, the innovative scoring system in place, and what attendees can expect from this unique racing competition. Following that, renowned turf writer Dick Jerardi stops by to break down the five thrilling races that make up the Cup event, sharing his insights and picks for each race. With celebrity involvement and a festive atmosphere, this event promises to be more than just racing; it's a celebration of the sport. Tune in to learn all about the teams, the gameplay, and how you can get in on the action!The upcoming National Thoroughbred League event at Parx promises to be a groundbreaking occasion in horse racing, blending the thrill of competition with a unique team-based format. Co-founder Randall Lane shares the vision behind the NTL, where teams are formed from local entrepreneurs and celebrities, each representing different cities across the country. This innovative approach not only fosters community engagement but also brings a fresh perspective to the sport of horse racing. Lane elaborates on how the teams are created through a draft system and explains the scoring mechanics that will determine the cup champion, highlighting the importance of each race in the overall competition.As the discussion progresses, host Peter Thomas Fornatel welcomes Dick Jerardi, a veteran turf writer, to provide in-depth analysis of the races that will unfold on Saturday. Jerardi breaks down the key contenders, focusing on the strategies and nuances that could influence the outcomes of the five races in the cup event. Listeners are treated to expert insights on various horses, including favorites and underdogs, as Jerardi shares his betting tips and highlights the competitive nature of the fields. His detailed commentary allows fans to get a better understanding of what to look for during the races, enhancing their overall viewing experience.The episode culminates in a vibrant discussion about the atmosphere at Parx during the event, with Lane and Jerardi sharing insights on the combination of racing and entertainment. The integration of social media and live simulcast feeds ensures that fans can stay connected and engaged, whether they are on-site or watching from home. With a lineup of celebrities and a festive environment, the NTL event aims to attract a diverse audience, making it a must-see for both seasoned racing fans and newcomers alike. As excitement builds, the episode leaves listeners eager for the action on Saturday, showcasing the NTL's commitment to reimagining the future of horse racing.Takeaways: The National Thoroughbred League is introducing a new competitive format for horse racing, featuring regional teams. Teams are formed through drafts, with celebrity owners and local entrepreneurs enhancing the excitement. Each race in the NTL competition awards points, creating a thrilling cup-style format throughout the event. The gameplay emphasizes not only winning but also strategic participation in multiple races over time. The involvement of sports celebrities like Doctor J and Lamar Jackson adds star power to the event. Fans can follow the races through various streaming services, including Fanduel TV and TVG.

PTF and In the Money Media present a preview of the National Thoroughbred League event at Parx on Saturday.First up, Randall Lane, co-founder of NTL, is here to tell us how the teams are formed, how the scoring works, and all about the party on Saturday.Next, Dick Jerardi of Let's Go Racing stops by to go over the five races that make up the Cup event on Saturday.*Get ready for an exciting preview of the National Thoroughbred League event happening at Parx this Saturday! Co-founder Randall Lane joins us to explain how the teams are formed, the innovative scoring system in place, and what attendees can expect from this unique racing competition. Following that, renowned turf writer Dick Jerardi stops by to break down the five thrilling races that make up the Cup event, sharing his insights and picks for each race. With celebrity involvement and a festive atmosphere, this event promises to be more than just racing; it's a celebration of the sport. Tune in to learn all about the teams, the gameplay, and how you can get in on the action!The upcoming National Thoroughbred League event at Parx promises to be a groundbreaking occasion in horse racing, blending the thrill of competition with a unique team-based format. Co-founder Randall Lane shares the vision behind the NTL, where teams are formed from local entrepreneurs and celebrities, each representing different cities across the country. This innovative approach not only fosters community engagement but also brings a fresh perspective to the sport of horse racing. Lane elaborates on how the teams are created through a draft system and explains the scoring mechanics that will determine the cup champion, highlighting the importance of each race in the overall competition.As the discussion progresses, host Peter Thomas Fornatale welcomes Dick Jerardi, a veteran turf writer, to provide in-depth analysis of the races that will unfold on Saturday. Jerardi breaks down the key contenders, focusing on the strategies and nuances that could influence the outcomes of the five races in the cup event. Listeners are treated to expert insights on various horses, including favorites and underdogs, as Jerardi shares his betting tips and highlights the competitive nature of the fields. His detailed commentary allows fans to get a better understanding of what to look for during the races, enhancing their overall viewing experience.The episode culminates in a vibrant discussion about the atmosphere at Parx during the event, with Lane and Jerardi sharing insights on the combination of racing and entertainment. The integration of social media and live simulcast feeds ensures that fans can stay connected and engaged, whether they are on-site or watching from home. With a lineup of celebrities and a festive environment, the NTL event aims to attract a diverse audience, making it a must-see for both seasoned racing fans and newcomers alike. As excitement builds, the episode leaves listeners eager for the action on Saturday, showcasing the NTL's commitment to reimagining the future of horse racing.Takeaways:The National Thoroughbred League is introducing a new competitive format for horse racing, featuring regional teams.Teams are formed through drafts, with celebrity owners and local entrepreneurs enhancing the excitement.Each race in the NTL competition awards points, creating a thrilling cup-style format throughout the event.The gameplay emphasizes not only winning but also strategic participation in multiple races over time.The involvement of sports celebrities like Doctor J and Lamar Jackson adds star power to the event.Fans can follow the races through various streaming services, including Fanduel TV and TVG.

Web crawling—the act of indexing information across the internet—has been around for decades. It has primarily been used by search engines like Google and nonprofits like Internet Archive and Common Crawl to catalog the contents of the open internet and make it searchable. Until recently, the practice of web crawling has rarely been seen as controversial, as websites depended on the process as a way for people to find their content. But now crawling tech has been subsumed by the great AI-ening of everything, and is being used by companies like Google and Perplexity AI to absorb whole articles that are fed into their summarizing machines.This week on Gadget Lab, WIRED senior writer Kate Knibbs joins the show to talk about web crawling and the controversy over Common Crawl. Then we talk with Forbes' chief content officer and editor Randall Lane about how Perplexity.AI repurposed a Forbes article and presented it as its own story, without first asking permission or properly citing the source.Show Notes:Read Kate's story about how publishers are going after Common Crawl over AI training data. Read Randall's story about how Preplexity.AI copied the work of two Forbes reporters.Recommendations:Randall recommends his new horse racing league, the National Thoroughbred League. Kate recommends the book Victim by Andrew Boryga. Lauren recommends the show Hacks on Max.Randall Lane can be found on social media @RandallLane. Kate Knibbs is @Knibbs. Lauren Goode is @LaurenGoode. Michael Calore is @snackfight. Bling the main hotline at @GadgetLab. The show is produced by Boone Ashworth (@booneashworth). Our theme music is by Solar Keys.

Randall Lane, Forbes magazine's editor (who also happens to be my son), takes you from the skyscrapers of Manhattan to the boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Our footsteps echo across Manhattan's revitalized South Street Seaport, and ascend the innovative High Line. We wander through the cultural richness of Brooklyn and Queens, sharing stories and insights that capture each borough's uniqueness,  from Brooklyn's Coney Island and the Russian-influenced Brighton Beach, to Queens' international food and cultural pleasures.We describe the lush Bronx Botanical Garden and the maritime charm of City Island,  enjoying the culinary Italian authenticity of Arthur Avenue. And there's a free ride on the Staten Island ferry!The World Trade Center Memorial reminds us  of the city's ability to rise from adversity, through Rand's special final memory. Join us for a journey not just through New York's five boroughs, but through the city that never sleeps, always dreams, and forever stands tall._____Randall Lane lives and works in Manhattan. He is Editor of Forbes magazine and Chief Content Officer of Forbes media._____Podcast host Lea Lane  has traveled to over 100 countries, and  has written nine books, including the award-winning Places I Remember  (Kirkus Reviews star rating, and  'one of the top 100 Indie books of  the year'). She has contributed to many guidebooks and has written thousands of travel articles. _____Our award-winning travel podcast, Places I Remember with Lea Lane, has produced over 100 travel episodes! New podcast episodes drop on the first of the month, on Apple, Spotify, and  wherever you listen. Check them out.Travel videos of each 2024 podcast -- with creative, added graphics -- now drop on YouTube the 15th of every month!Please consider sharing, following, rating and reviewing us.  And leave your travel questions and comments on our YouTube videos— Lea will answer.****************************************Website: https://placesirememberlealane.com Travel Blog: forbes.com X (Twitter):@lealane Instagram: PlacesIRememberLeaLane Facebook: Places I Remember with Lea LaneYouTube Channel: Places I Remember: Travel Talk with Lea Lane 

Celebrating the First Anniversary of Places I Remember with Lea Lane calls for something special, and so the tables are turned as Lea's sons, Randall Lane and Cary Lane, interview HER.They first all share fun and funny tales of family travels together in London, Iceland, Italy and Scandinavia, skiing,  and more. And then the guys ask Lea cool questions about travel, the podcast and personal thoughts on life.By the end of this episode you will have shared laughs and interesting info, and you will get to know Lea better -- as a person and a mom as well as a traveler and podcast host.Here's to another great year ahead for Places I Remember!_____Randall Lane is Chief Content Officer of Forbes Media. You can hear more about his travels in Episodes 14 and 15._____Dr. Cary Lane is a professor and forensic artist. Cary curates exhibits at the Kupferberg Holocaust Center in Queens, NY. The current one, available virtually at the moment, is The Concentration Camps: Inside the Nazi System of Incarceration and Genocide.  You can hear more about his travels in Episode 18.___Podcast host Lea Lane blogs at forbes.com, has traveled to over 100 countries, written nine books, including Places I Remember, and contributed to many guidebooks. Contact Lea  @lealane on Twitter; PlacesIRememberLeaLane on Insta; on  Facebook, it's Places I Remember with Lea Lane. Website: placesirememberlealane.com.  New episodes drop every other week, on Tuesdays. Please follow, rate and review this award-winning travel podcast! 

In Part 1's amazing tales, Episode 14, we found out that Randall Lane likes to live on the edge -- from the jungles of Liberia to the deserts of Nevada.  Besides being chief content officer and editor of Forbes, he's my son, and I found out details on the episode that I never knew about.  His motto is "life is to be experienced," and in both his work and play, he would rather do things than regret the things he didn't do. -- Here, in Part 2,  Episode 15, Randall gives us even more exciting (sometimes harrowing) tales of his adventurous travels -- with a final tale that's unforgettable.-- He begins by mentioning a few of the famous people he's met along the way in his far-reaching travels to "70 or 80 countries." He mentions Malala, Jane Goodall, and rock star groups like Coldplay. -- But we talk with appreciation about memorable people we've met in our travels that are not famous -- real people. Lea mentions a rural woman in Guatemala who showed her beautiful poems she had written.-- Randall tells of going to Cuba and meeting the fisherman who was the old man in Ernest Hemingway's great novella, The Old Man and the Sea. When Rand meets him in the 1990's, the man is 102 years old, but still strong and with some shady things to say about Hemingway.--  We talk of doing risky things like eating blowfish, which could poison you.-- And in keeping with the Hemingway theme, Randall tells of his experience in his 20s when he took the famed right of passage to run with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. This detailed description is absolutely fascinating -- it puts us all in the action. And even more, it becomes darkly hilarious. You maybe won't believe it -- but it's true.That's my boy!_____Randall Lane is the chief content officer and editor of Forbes. He is the founder of 30 Over 30 and 50 Over 50 franchises, and appears regularly  on MSNBC. Check out his book,  The Zeroes: My Misadventures In the Decade Wall Street Went Insane._____Podcast host Lea Lane has traveled to over 100 countries, written many travel books, including Places I Remember, and has contributed to dozens of guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter, Travelea on Instagram, and  blogs about travel at forbes.com  Contact her  on her Facebook page, Places I Remember by Lea Lane, and at her website, placesirememberlealane.com.______Follow  Places I Remember with Lea Lane wherever you listen to podcasts. New travel episodes every Tuesday. And please review it on Apple! 

Randall Lane likes to live on the edge: I know because, besides  being chief content officer and editor of Forbes, he's my son.  His motto is "life is to be experienced," and in both his work and play, he would rather do things than regret the things he didn't do. Here he gives us four exciting (sometimes harrowing) tales of his adventurous travels.-- He starts off with a hair-raising  helicopter ride in the Liberian jungle, on his way to helping accelerate health care in an area that needs it. He finds himself in a situation that seems dire ... and then, a surprise!-- On to Lebanon and Syria, and a dilemma based on identity. There is potential danger from Hezbollah, some mistakes and absurdities that could be dangerous, and we find out how Rand gets out of it  -- in a kind of truth or dare.-- In Cambodia Rand reflects on the people's forgiveness. And in Vietnam he makes a big jump in Halong Bay, and pays the consequences. Lesson learned? Maybe.-- Drag racing cars in Nevada? Rand and his friend race up to 200 miles an hour in a rented car -- top down. Do they win? Let's just say it's close.(To be continued in the next episode: More daring stories of memorable people, and of eating poisonous blowfish. And Ernest Hemingway-related travel tales: in Cuba, meeting a literary legend; and in Pamplona, Spain, running with the bulls . Don't miss Part Two of Rand's amazing travel adventures, in Episode 15 of Places I Remember!)_____Randall Lane is the chief content officer and editor of Forbes. He is the founder of 30 Over 30 and 50 Over 50 franchises, and appears regularly  on MSNBC. Check out his book,  The Zeroes: My Misadventures In the Decade Wall Street Went Insane._____Podcast host Lea Lane has traveled to over 100 countries, written many travel books, including Places I Remember, and has contributed to dozens of guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter, Travelea on Instagram, and  blogs about travel at forbes.com  Contact her  on her Facebook page, Places I Remember by Lea Lane, and at her website, placesirememberlealane.com.______Follow  Places I Remember with Lea Lane wherever you listen to podcasts. New travel episodes every Tuesday. And please review it on Apple!

On Today’s Episode - Will gives us a rundown of all the public companies that are cancelling anything to do with President Trump because of his seditious act regarding his followers storming the Capitol, the list is long and includes pretty much every social media platform. We also speculate as to what is next for Trump, whether it be impeachment, the 25th Amendment, or resigning and where his followers will turn to stay in touch. - Covid sure as shit wasn’t going to stop the Japanese from having their annual Kanamara Matsuri or Steel Phallus Festival, we get into the festival’s history and who might be attending and why. - Some good and bad vaccine news, as a perfectly healthy Dr. dies just two weeks after taking his first dose of the vaccine. Pfizer says that the new vaccine is just as good at fighting the new variants, at least the UK one, and says that it will be no problem at all to fix the vaccine recipe here and there as new variants pop up. - Bad news for Former Trump press secretaries, Randall Lane the editor of Forbes penned an article warning companies hoping to hire former officials from President Donald Trump's administration. Forbes will assume that everything your company or firm talks about is a lie," the magazine's editor Randall Lane wrote. - Pakistan said fuck it and just gave up after one week in 2021. On Saturday, the entire country experienced a blackout, possibly a cyber attack, details still emerging. - Another Indonesian Airliner has crashed int the sea, 62 passengers on board disappeared with the plane just 4 minutes after taking off. Black boxes have been located and officials are awaiting for the official reason for the 26 YEAR OLD plane crashing. - Users of the Bluetooth-controlled Qiui Cellmate chastity device were paying off hackers after they literally had their nuts in a vice, after hackers got into the system which controls the devices. Brought to you by Blue Chew. BlueChew brings you the first chewable with the same FDA-approved active ingredients as Viagra and Cialis. Visit BlueChew.com and get your first shipment FREE when you use our special promo code [HARDFACTOR] -- Just pay $5 shipping. Brought to you by Paint Your Life. Get Twenty percent off And FREE shipping. To get this special offer, text the word FACTOR to 64-000. Subscribe to Hard Factor: Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Follow Hard Factor: Twitter - @HardFactorNews Instagram - @HardFactorNews Youtube - HardFactorNews Voice Mail - 512-270-1480 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hard-factor/support

The first interview that Kanye West granted after his July 4th announcement that he would run for president was to Randall Lane, editor and chief content officer of Forbes. It was no coincidence that Kayne chose Randall and Forbes. Randall’s story, posted four days later, quickly attracted more than 3.1 million page views. These days, Forbes.com is an internet juggernaut, attracting a larger daily U.S. page view count than The New York Times, The Washington Post, or Wikipedia. It is #1 among all business websites when it comes to attracting Gen Z and millennial readers. In the final installment of his three-part Editors-in-Chief series, host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart plumbs Randall’s playbook to discover how Forbes has reinvented itself to serve a 21st-century entrepreneurial audience. Photo: Randall Lane, ForbesPosted: November 9, 2020Monday Morning Run Time: 46:06

Host Dean Rotbart, an award-winning journalist, has been peeling back the curtain of the nation’s most influential business newsrooms for more than two decades. This week he begins a three-part series of oral histories that he’s recently conducted with three powerful editors-in-chief. Adi Ignatius His guest this week is Adi Ignatius, who has overseen the influential Harvard Business Review since 2009. Adi shares with Dean HBR’s updated approach to helping owners and managers create healthier, better-run, more successful companies. Next week, Dean speaks with Fast Company's Stephanie Mehta about her career and her magazine’s focus on innovation in technology, leadership, and design. In the final episode of the series, Rotbart holds court with Randall Lane, editor and chief content officer at Forbes, which focuses on business, investing, technology, entrepreneurship, leadership, and lifestyle. You won’t earn an MBA after listening to these three influential journalists, but you’ll feel as if you have. Photo: Adi Ignatius, Harvard Business ReviewPosted: October 26, 2020Monday Morning Run Time: 1 Hour, Three Minutes and 30 Seconds

Katy Perry got a temporary restraining order against a man who allegedly kept showing up and trespassing on her property. She wrote in the filing that he made physical attempts to enter into her home and also threatened her fiancé Orlando Bloom by saying he would snap his neck. Luckily the restraining order was granted against Katy, Orlando, Orlando's 9 year old son Flynn and their newborn baby Daisy.  Taylor Swift has had her fair share of stalkers thought out her career - and there is a man who just received a jail sentence for stalker Taylor - he is going to prison for 30 months and pleaded guilty to stalking and sending threatening letters and emails to Taylor's former record label - he sent over 40 letters that became violent and threatening and he even drove to Nashville on several occasions to deliver the letters in person.  In lighter Taylor Swift news, Taylor revisited her country roots by performing at the Academy of Country Music Awards. She had a stunning performance of her song Betty that was shot from the Grand Ol' Opry in Nashville. Kanye West has been tweeting about wanting to leave his record label. He expressed that he wanted to buy back his masters and then even tweeted out some images of what he claimed to be 10 recording contracts between him and the label, and asked lawyers to have a look at it.  He called on other artists to back up his frustrations like Bono, Paul McCartney, Drake, Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift.  His texts are difficult to navigate and full comprehend but amongst the tweets is also a video of him urinating on his Grammy that he placed in the toilet.  This isn't the first time Kanye has gone on a twitter rant or said bizarre things and now Twitter is giving him a time out. According to Twitter, Kanye violated the platform's terms of service and the platform disabled his account for 12 hours after he shared the phone number for Forbes Editor and chief content officer Randall Lane.  If Kanye violates the terms of service again, he could have his account permanently suspended.  Dan + Shay say it was a tremendous honour for Jungkook from BTS to do a cover of their song 10 Thousand Hours - they recently did an interview with eTalk on CTV and explained that they are big fans of BTS and said they are flattered to have such a mega star cover their song and put all of that work into it. They then added that they hope one day they can get a Dan + Shay/ BTS collaboration!  The 2020 iHeartRadio Music Festival is taking place starting tomorrow night at 9PM EST with performances from BTS, Miley Cyrus, Coldplay, Alicia Keys, Usher, Migos and more!  If you are in Canada you are going to be able to watch #iHeartFestival from the iHeartRadioCA YouTube channel! Dan + Shay say it's a ‘tremendous honour' BTS star Jungkook covered their song by CHLOE HATZITOLIOS - SEP 16: https://www.theloop.ca/dan-shay-say-its-a-tremendous-honour-bts-star-jungkook-covered-their-song  Taylor Swift Stalker Sentenced To Prison by John R Kennedy September 17, 2020: https://www.iheartradio.ca/news/taylor-swift-stalker-sentenced-to-prison-1.13513249    Kanye West Punished By Twitter By John R Kennedy September 17, 2020: https://www.iheartradio.ca/news/kanye-west-punished-by-twitter-1.13513038   Katy Perry Gets Restraining Order against Alleged Stalker https://www.iheartradio.ca/news/katy-perry-gets-restraining-order-against-alleged-stalker-1.13507069   Follow Us: Twitter: https://twitter.com/iHeartRadioCA  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iheartradioca / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iheartradioca  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iheartradioca 

In this inaugural episode, with the election just weeks away, Trump’s alleged wealth (or lack of it) will face greater scrutiny than ever. Anthony talks with Randall Lane, editor of Forbes, to get the truth. What’s the inside view from those in the know in Wall Street? Financial Times US editor Peter Spiegel gives Anthony the skinny on whether things will get better... or worse. Next up Anthony talks with the BBC’s man in Washington, Jon Sopel, for the lowdown on what the Brits make of what’s going on.Finally, come January we’ll have either a new President or a second term Trump administration - so we’ll be taking a huge step into the unknown whatever the country decides. Anthony’s final guest this week is the global political risk expert Ian Bremmer, who can help us make sense of what the hell’s going on.

He’s the editor of Forbes magazine now, but Randall Lane has not always stood on such solid ground. In this episode of Mojo Mondays Bootcamp, Randall Lane talks about the lessons he learned when the media company he co-founded fell apart.

Growing a business from one employee to more than 3,000 in three decades is a notable achievement, regardless of what field you’re in. Journalist and entrepreneur Matthew Winkler did just that at Bloomberg News. When billionaire businessman and 2020 presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg had the idea of starting a financial news organization back in 1989, his first hire was Winkler, who at the time was a reporter with The Wall Street Journal. Winkler signed on as editor-in-chief in February 1990 and proceeded to build Bloomberg News into a global news and money-making juggernaut. Host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart joined Winkler at Bloomberg’s Manhattan headquarters earlier this month to talk about Winkler’s journey and what other entrepreneurs can learn from his experience.   Dean’s interview with Winkler was conducted as part of Dean’s special “News Luminaries” project, honoring journalists who have had – or are having – exemplary careers. Beginning on Thursday, March 12th, and each week thereafter, Dean will post an oral history with a prominent 21st century journalist at www.NewsLuminaries.com. Other journalists participating in the oral history podcast include: Andrew Ross-Sorkin of The New York Times and CNBC; Randall Lane, chief content officer of Forbes; Steve Adler, editor-in-chief of Reuters; Maria Bartiromo of Fox Business News; and Charles Duhigg, best-selling author of The Power of Habit, and now a writer for The New Yorker. If your company or professional practice would like to help support www.NewsLuminaries.com, contact Dean directly at 303-296-1200 or email him at dean@mondaymorningradio.com. Photo: Matthew Winkler, Bloomberg NewsPosted: March 2, 2020Monday Morning Run Time: One hour and 22 minutes

Randall Lane, the head of Forbes magazine, talks with Brian Stelter about the new group that is spotlighting journalists under attack around the world. Since the launch of the One Free Press Coalition in March, more than thirty other news organizations have agreed to share the group's monthly list of "10 Most Urgent" cases. Lane says the mission is to "remind the entire world that these injustices continue to happen" and to ensure that "people don't forget."

Randall Lane, Forbes Media’s Chief Content Officer, sat down with the NYSE’s Executive Vice Chairman Betty Liu at this year’s Interbrand Best Global Brands Summit for a wide ranging conversation from how a new generation of entrepreneurs is reshaping the world to the evolution of going public to ways the blockchain can combat fake news.  Betty and Randall also discuss how modern brands make and keep consumer’s trust while standing out in the crowded landscape of traditional and social media.   Inside the ICE House: https://www.theice.com/podcast/inside-the-ice-house

Followed the company from its infancy but they never -explain – qualified for one of my books. But it's tough to ignore advice form a guy who has a net worth of 158 billion dollars.Half of all online searches start on Amazon, 50% of Americans belong to Prime, and the company receives 1 of 2 dollars spent online. Article by Randall Lane, Editor of Forbes and have always admired him. Day 1 Tower – it's the first day of their existence and the first day of the Internet (Think BIG Act Small) Emphasize growth over short term profitability  Multiple paths to yes, instead of multiple paths to no.  (Dan DiMicco, Nucor Steel) Celebrate and undo your small failures (Schwab) Looking for a differentiated idea – not a me too offering. Has to be big. Had to offer potentially great return on capital. Kindle story…. nobody wanted to do but Bezos said we need to start learning.  (arrow Electronics)

Randall Lane has interviewed the world’s power players. Jeff Bezos, Emmanuel Macron, Donald Trump. Just to name a few. Now we’re interviewing him. As the chief content officer and editor of Forbes Magazine, Lane is reinventing Forbes’s editorial coverage -- and its business -- to reach its highest-ever readership. Lane talks about Forbes’ new emphasis on young entrepreneurs, “microbeats,” expanding global coverage, and how he’s building the “biggest newsroom in the world.” Listen to this podcast to learn: • Why Forbes focuses on the people behind capitalism -- from those who are succeeding to those who are polluting the system • Why Lane believes entrepreneurial capitalism -- and the free exchange of ideas -- has always been the best way to distribute and create mass prosperity • How the Forbes “30 Under 30” is a harbinger for where the world is headed and who will be leading it for the next 50 years • What famous figures like Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett, and Kylie Jenner all have in common

Considered one of the great, financial minds of all time, Paul Tudor Jones II, founder of Tudor Investment Corporation, speaks with Randall Lane, editor and chief content officer at Forbes, at the 2017 Forbes 30 Under-30 Summit. Hear about the huge change he feels is necessary to save the financial system that's made him rich.

On today's episode, we hear a chat recorded at the Forbes 30 Under 30 summit in 2017. It's between Ray Dalio and Randall Lane, Chief Content Officer of Forbes Media. Dalio founded and runs the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, with $160 billion under management. He says it's the company's unique culture, an “idea meritocracy,” and a commitment to radical truth and transparency that's causing the success.

Synonymous with powerful, rich and usually white male entrepreneurs, Forbes is, like many media companies, being forced to evolve. Randall Lane took over as editor of the 101-year-old publisher in December of 2017, after Lewis D’Vorkin went on to run the LA Times newsroom — leaving behind a large pair of wingtips. Under D’Vorkin, Forbes grew its army of contributors in a bid for scale and led the native advertising charge with its Brand Voice program. Lane joins Ad Lib today to help us get a handle on what Forbes is today — how it plans to expand its custom content offerings, dig into new “microbeats” and attract a younger set of readers.

In this special episode, we broadcast an interview that took place in October at the 2016 Forbes 30 Under 30 summit. Randall Lane, editor of Forbes magazine, moderates a panel consisting of Richard Branson, billionaire and founder of Virgin Group joined by Tyler Haney, founder of Outdoor Voices; Payal Kadakia, founder and executive chair of ClassPass; and James Proud, CEO of Hello, who announced in June that Hello was shutting down.Tune in to hear them answer questions from the audience about starting and running their businesses.

Randall Lane is the Editor of Forbes, one of the world's most iconic and prestigious business publications. In this in-depth interview, he explains how covering a huge cocaine bust for his student newspaper made him want to be a journalist; reveals what he’s learnt from interviewing the world’s biggest billionaires (and the three things they all have in common); takes us behind the scenes of the groundbreaking '30 under 30', the feature which discovered the founders of Snapchat, Instagram and Spotify; and talks frankly about hard-earned lessons from his own entrepreneurial ventures.

Recorded just hours after the historical US Presidential Election, we discuss how the result affects entrepreneurs.

Interview with Forbes Editor Randall Lane at the HP Hackathon for Good | Forbes Under 30 Summit by EdTech Times

The 77th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion established and dedicated a resiliency center to honor the legacy Staff Sgt. Randall Lane. Staff Sgt. Lane died Sept. 13, while serving with the Indiana Army National Guard in Kabul, Afghanistan.