Podcast appearances and mentions of Rich Lee

Today, my guest is Rich Lee. Rich Lee is a top lawyer, or was a top lawyer for two companies, and richly experienced the reality that dispute resolution today is driven by pain due to legacy dispute resolution forums and courts. Rich set out to change this with New Era Alternative Dispute Resolution, or ADR, and in just a minute, we're going to speak with rich Lee about dispute resolution.    https://www.neweraadr.com/  

J Darrin Gross I'd like to ask you Rich Lee, what is the BIGGEST RISK?   Rich Lee I'll answer that kind of in like two parts really quickly, right? The first is, I think, you know, in the real estate industry, and actually in business in general, I think the biggest risk, you know, in a lot of just kind of business dealings is the relationship, right, and and maintaining good relationships, whether it's with an existing, you know, Counterparty, or, you know, a future counterparty or a former Counterparty. Relationships are everything you know. And so all the things you do right to mitigate that you know both before, and then, of course, you know during a relationship. And then, God forbid, you know if something sours in that relationship, I think that's, you know, it's critical. And something that I think is is often overlooked for us as a business, right? The thing that I will think about all the time, and that we obsess about is, you know, frankly, and it's, it's still related to the relationship, it's the user experience, you know, both on the platform, you know, on our actual technology platform, but also just the experience overall, and the experience for all the people that would be involved in in, you know, in a dispute on our on our platform, which is both, you know, the plaintiff, the defendant, the two sides who are actually in a disagreement, their lawyers, Right? So that's two more parties, and then the arbitrators and mediators themselves, you know, and their experience, you know, administering and adjudicating a case on our platform. And so it's something that we obsess over a lot in terms of, you know, both the people we hire, you know, finding the best people who are smart, bias towards action empathetic, right? So even your interactions with us are positive. And then, of course, everything, every product we design, every feature we add, every additional process we create, even every new rule or any rule change we make right to to our arbitration rules, always with that kind of end user in mind, and like what the experience is going to be. And, of course, fairness above all else. https://www.neweraadr.com/ rich.lee@neweraadr.com  

VettaFi’s Todd Rosenbluth explains how the election could impact specific ETF categories and the industry overall. Baird’s Rich Lee also discusses the election's implications for ETFs and talks market concentration risk, active ETFs, buffer products, crypto, and what to watch...

Meet Rich Lee, owner of Home Pride Construction, located in Pacifica, California. Born into the construction industry, Rich shares his journey from working alongside his father as a young laborer to eventually taking over the family business. When the 2008 financial crisis hit, Rich pivoted the company's focus from speculative development to customer-driven projects, emphasizing quality work and maintaining a strong local reputation. Through trial, error, and lessons from coaching groups, Rich learned the importance of setting clear project expectations, managing cash flow, and building reliable systems to support sustainable growth. Today, Rich balances hands-on work with strategic management, focusing on scaling Home Pride Construction while staying true to the company's roots.     Here are some of the key takeaways from our discussion with Rich: Setting clear expectations upfront Investing in systems to scale Cultivating strong subcontractor relationships   Learn more about Home Pride Construction here: https://homeprideinc.com/ Own a construction company and want to share your story? Apply to be on an upcoming episode of Builder Stories at https://www.builderstories.com

New Era ADR CEO Rich Lee makes a return appearance to Technically Legal to talk about the company's cutting-edge platform revolutionizing dispute resolution. Rich first came on the podcast in 2021 right as the company launched. Rich discusses the company's mission to provide a faster, more efficient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation and arbitration, the company's growth and what he has learned from a few years in. Key takeaways: New Era ADR offers a unique platform for resolving disputes in under 100 days, significantly faster than traditional methods.   The platform leverages technology to streamline processes, reduce costs, and enhance accessibility for all parties involved.   New Era ADR boasts a diverse pool of experienced and qualified neutrals, ensuring fair and impartial resolutions.   The company's commitment to innovation is evident in its use of data and technology to drive efficiency and transparency. Timestamps: [00:00:00] Introduction and recap of New Era ADR [00:01:30] Discussion of the platform's features and benefits [00:05:00] How New Era ADR addresses common dispute resolution challenges [00:10:00] The importance of social proof in legal innovation [00:15:00] Attracting and recruiting qualified neutrals [00:20:00] The neutral selection process [00:25:00] Future developments and roadmap for New Era ADR [00:30:00] The impact of New Era ADR on various stakeholders Resources and Links: New Era ADR website: https://www.neweraadr.com/  

Marketplaces and digital platforms can be barraged with disputes - from peer-to-peer conflicts to claims against the company - despite strong defenses and processes. And, resolving these disputes is costly, time-consuming and incredibly distracting. That's why the need to efficiently and effectively handle disputes is important for platforms that want to focus on growth and success. In this episode, New Era ADR Founder & CEO Rich Lee will talk about the alternative to traditional arbitration, litigation and in-house dispute resolution. He'll detail just how and why platforms should go digital and move all disputes to a digital resolution solution.

Annual U.S. litigation cost estimates vary wildly.  Some say $250 billion, others say $430 billion. When you consider indirect costs, such as lost productivity or economic damages, some put the costs as high as  $1.5 trillion. According to Statista, more than $5 billion is spent on employment litigation alone, and another $4.5 billion on commercial litigation. Litigation surrounding intellectual property, product liability, and real estate disputes, cost more than $3 billion each.  Time is also a factor. As any litigator knows, resolution of a lawsuit can take three to five years on average. Some cases drag on for more than a decade.Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is increasingly attractive. Its benefits were  on full display during Covid lockdowns. It's more convenient for almost everyone involved, especially in cross-country or cross-border disputes.  An important and dangerous side effect of litigation expense is access to justice. Everyone will have disputes and conflicts in their lives, but not everyone can afford to go to court. More ADR is moving from mediation to arbitration partly because of the perceived finality of going to a panel. The American Arbitration Association says there were 25,000 ADR cases filed in 2020. Meanwhile, there are more than 400,000 federal suits and as many as 60 million state suits filed each year.Listen to my interview with Rich Lee, CEO and Co-Founder, New Era/ADR as we discuss hot topics and issues involving what is referred to here as "Advanced Dispute Resolution." Before New Era/ADR, Rich was general counsel of a financial technology company that he helped to build, grow, and sell. Rich  serves as an advisor, board member, and investor in technology startups and venture funds and in a leadership role in the Economic Club of Chicago.  He serves on the national Leader's Council of the Legal Services Corporation (a U.S. Senate-funded 501c3) and on the board of Illinois Legal Aid Online. He has a J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law and a B.S. in Bioengineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.I hope you enjoy the episode. If so, give us a rating!***********This podcast is the audio companion to the Journal of Emerging Issues in Litigation. The Journal is a collaborative project between HB Litigation Conferences and the vLex Fastcase legal research family, which includes Full Court Press, Law Street Media, and Docket Alarm.If you have comments, ideas, or wish to participate, please drop me a note at Editor@LitigationConferences.com.Tom HagyLitigation Enthusiast andHost of the Emerging Litigation PodcastHome PageLinkedIn

VettaFi's Roxanna Islam discusses the underwhelming debut of ethereum futures ETFs.  Baird's Rich Lee talks recent ETF trading volumes, S&P 500 concentration risk, active management, and ETFs moving to T+1 settlement.  Texas Capital's Ed Rosenberg spotlights the Texas Capital Texas...

Tanner Jones, your host and Vice President of Business Development at Consultwebs, welcomes you to another episode of the LAWsome Podcast by Consultwebs. In today's episode, Tanner is accompanied by Rich Lee,  the CEO and Co-Founder of New Era ADR. His company helps businesses and individuals give a resolution to their litigation challenges through its digital platform. He also serves as an advisor, board member, and investor in technology startups in venture funds. With a passion for solving the access to justice gap in the United States, Rich serves on the National Leader's Council of the Legal Services Corporation, a US Senate funded 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. Today's topic is the adoption of new technologies by risk-averse attorneys. Dive in to find out more. Key Takeaways: 0:18 - Introduction 1:30 - Why attorneys are risk-averse when adopting new technologies 3:45 - How can law firm owners train their staff to leverage technology 6:30 - How tech providers can support law firms 10:30 - Tech tools law firms are hesitant to adopt 12:30 - Law firms and ADP, Advance/Alternative Dispute Resolution 18:55 - Emerging legal technology disruptors and trends 22:40 - Ending thoughts   Best way to contact Rich Lee: rich.lee@neweraadr.com Discover More About the Podcast and Consultwebs: Subscribe to the LAWsome Podcast by Consultwebs on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify

CNBC's Bob Pisani spoke with Rich Lee, Head of Program Trading, ETF Trading and Execution Strategy at Baird – along with Todd Rosenbluth, Head of Research at VettaFi.With the AI revolution taking the world by storm, the bulls are hoping we'll finally see the trend broaden out beyond just big-cap tech companies like Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet. And while there are a handful of ETFs heavily tied to AI out there, many ETF investors are hoping for a more all-encompassing, varied selection in the not-too-distant future. In the “Markets 102” portion, Bob continued the conversation with Todd Rosenbluth from VettaFi.

How do you help young children understand the harm of racism and the importance of racial equity? How do we help them make sense of what they see and hear about race every day? Early Risers podcast host Dianne Haulcy, president and CEO at The Family Partnership, presents a one-hour special broadcast presentation about raising children for a future of racial equity. Voices include Rich Lee, a professor of psychology and director of the Asian American Studies Program at the University of Minnesota, and parents, including a Somali American mother in St. Cloud, Minn. and a Black couple raising a family in Rochester, Minn. Early Risers is a co-production of Minnesota Public Radio and Little Moments Count. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.  Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.   

Today we sit down with Dr. JaeRan Kim, a fierce advocate, researcher, social worker, blogger and needle savvy knitter. Over many years, JaeRan has been very influential in the adoptee community through her academic publications and well-known blog, Harlow's Monkey, where she connects transracial adoption to the larger forces of white supremacy, racism and colonization. She continues to be a vast resource for adoptees and adoptive parents alike. In this episode, JaeRan generously shares how she helped build her children's racial and cultural identities, critical thinking skills, and sensitivity to the lives and experiences of adoptees. She sheds light on which areas of adoption need more research and publication, and her commitment to fostering community connections among adoptees. Other poignant moments include JaeRan sharing about her singing the Annie Musical song “Maybe”to her child, and pushing back on the idea of adoptive families as always being a “forever family” for adoptees. Please find more of her incredible work at www.jaerankim.com and www.harlows-monkey.com, and her colleagues Rich Lee, Heewon Lee, and Xiang Zhou. JaeRan Kim BioJaeRan Kim PhD, MSW, was born in South Korea and adopted to the United States in 1971. She has worked in foster care/adoption (both public and private), with at-risk young moms, and with adults with disabilities in residential care. JaeRan completed her PhD in Social Work at the University of Minnesota and was a Project Coordinator at the Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare at the School of Social Work. JaeRan is a recipient of the Title IV-E Child Welfare and LEND fellowships. JaeRan is currently Associate Professor and BASW chair in the School of Social Work and Criminal Justice at the University of Washington - Tacoma. Co-Hosts: Nari Baker & Robyn ParkMusic: Mike Marlatt & Paul GulledgeEditing: Federico aka mixinghacksArtwork: Dalhe KimListen on: iTunes & SpotifyInstagram: @laboroflovepodcastVenmo: @laboroflovepodcast

Rich Lee is the Finance Director for the City of San Mateo. Growing up in foggy south San Francisco, Rich had to develop a thick skin learning to navigate his parents' divorce as well as a genetic condition that made him a target to the insensitivity of cruel adolescents. Listen as Rich discusses his fascinating journey from wanting to be a musician, to pursuing a career in public finance.

Rich is the CEO and Co-Founder of New Era ADR, a VC-backed technology company saving precious time and money for individuals and businesses, bringing long-desired yet never-before-seen certainty and predictability to the legal dispute process, up to 90% reductions in time and cost, and revolutionizing how disputes are resolved in the U.S.Previously, he served on executive teams of two VC-backed technology companies that he helped build and scale through rapid growth and one acquisition so far. Before that, he led market development in Asian markets for two companies. 

Pode soar como algo saído de um romance de ficção científica, mas há um grupo crescente de bilionários do Vale do Silício que acreditam que podem alcançar a vida eterna por meio do “biohacking” #1 Peter Thiel acredita que o sangue jovem pode ser a chave para a fonte da juventude.O fundador do Paypal, Peter Thiel, tem um plano para alcançar a vida eterna - injetando o sangue de adolescentes.A prática, conhecida como parabiose. #2 Elon Musk O bilionário Tesla há muito argumenta que os humanos precisam se tornar ciborgues - meio homem, meio robô - em preparação para uma inevitável revolta da IA.Em julho de 2019, o homem de 49 anos investiu £ 80 milhões para fundar a empresa Neuralink, que visa desenvolver um implante cerebral eletrônico aterrorizante para nos conectar à tecnologia. #3 Um dos mais conhecidos defensores do biohacking O CEO do Twitter, Jack Dorsey, jura por mudanças extremas de temperatura, usando saunas e banhos de gelo para dar a si mesmo um impulso cerebral.O homem de 43 anos começa todos os dias com um banho abaixo de zero. #4 Uma figura cult entre os biohackers, Ben Greenfield transformou a experimentação em seu próprio corpo em um negócio multimilionário.Seus bizarros biohacks incluem comer formigas para que ele possa absorver sua energia e força, enemas regulares de café e massagear seu reto com hastes de vidro para promover a saúde da próstata #5 O empresário Dave Asprey gastou mais de £ 800.000 “hackeando sua própria biologia” e diz que espera viver até 180 anos.Crescendo como um "garoto gordo", Asprey perdeu 45 quilos aos 20 anos e afirma ter "aprimorado seu cérebro em 20 pontos de QI".Ele criou a Dieta à Prova de Balas. #6 O cyber biohacker Rich Lee tem uma abordagem mais invasiva, pois teve ímãs que funcionam como fones de ouvido implantados em seu crânio em 2013. #7 Serge Fauget gastou £ 140.000 tentando otimizar seu sono, nutrição e dieta - incluindo experimentos com MDMA e narcolepsia modafinil #8 O ex-cientista da NASA Josiah Zaynor é notório na comunidade biohacking após uma façanha em outubro de 2017, quando ele se injetou com DNA geneticamente modificado em uma transmissão ao vivo. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t1agopereiras/support

Heather Heller has developed a niche for producing celebrity driven fashion spots, producing spots and videos for Directors Francis Lawrence, Jean Baptiste Mondino, Sam Brown, Paul Gore, Cyril Guyot, Marc Webb, Rich Lee and Director X.  Projects for Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, Tommy Hilfiger, Dior, Armani, and D&G helped her to narrow the focus to Luxury Brands and fashion driven content.   Working with clients directly often from Europe on fragrance, cosmetics, liquor, tech, and has really helped curate a body of work that speaks to her strengths as a producer.  Understanding the unique needs of a director/photographer and specific ethos of the brand is a incredibly specific skill that requires innate knowledge that can only be gained through experience.   Two spots remain for my only in-person Bootcamp this year is Saturday, March 5th, 2022 in Los Angeles. Must be vaxxed. Check out the new Commercial Director Mega Bundle for serious one-on-one mentoring and career growth.   My first annual Filmmaker Retreat Joshua Tree is September 30th through October 2nd, 2022. Out theme is "Define Your Voice" and more can be found here at the Commercial Directing Film School site. DM for more. Limit 20 #filmmakers. Bootcamp Alumni save $300.   My online Commercial Directing Masterclass has received 100% 5 star reviews. Plus we do a free filmmaker consultation call. We passed 1200 filmmakers taught globally, thanks to the new Filmmakers Academy and, of course, my www.CommercialDirectingMasterclass.com site.    Join Jake Brady's Patreon at $2/month to get exclusive BONUS content from every episode. Go to https://www.patreon.com/respecttheprocess to show your love for this show.   Thanks,   Jordan   This episode is 60 minutes and is sponsored by Oso Delicious Hot Sauce, the hot sauce made by bears. Flavorseeker Fun Pak's ship Friday's at 3pm. SOLD OUT!!   My cult classic mockumentary, "Dill Scallion" is online so I'm giving 100% of the money to St. Jude Children's Hospital. I've decided to donate the LIFETIME earnings every December, so the the donation will grow and grow. Thank you!

Heather Heller has developed a niche for producing celebrity driven fashion spots, producing spots and videos for Directors Francis Lawrence, Jean Baptiste Mondino, Sam Brown, Paul Gore, Cyril Guyot, Marc Webb, Rich Lee and Director X.  Projects for Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, Tommy Hilfiger, Dior, Armani, and D&G helped her to narrow the focus to Luxury Brands and fashion driven content. …

Episode 36 of the Legal Tech StartUp Focus Podcast — Interview with Rich Lee, a co-founder and CEO of New Era ADR In this episode of the Legal Tech StartUp Focus Podcast (www.legaltechstartupfocus.com/podcast), your host, Charlie Uniman, interviews Rich Lee, a co-founder and CEO of New Era ADR.  On its website (www.neweraadr.com), New Era ADR says “Use smarter, more intuitive tools to get to resolution faster with some of the most experienced mediators and arbitrators in the industry. Do it all from home or anywhere in the world on our fully-digital platform. Get everything done in one place, without everyone being in one place. Don't waste your time, money, or energy on logistics or fighting, make it simple with New Era ADR.” Here are some topics that Rich and Charlie discuss: How Rich made his way from law school to co-founding New Era ADR. How Rich's experience as a GC and also as a business person at IP-related businesses (where he confronted first hand the expense and inefficiencies of litigating disputes in court) informs his vision for New Era ADR. What's New Era ADR's secret sauce when it comes to providing a software-based approach to alternative dispute resolution? (Hint: Among other things, shorter times-to-resolution, a “virtual first” approach, an emphasis on UX and the customer experience, and versatility as a platform that enables New Era ADR to handle not only disputes that involve commercially sophisticated parties, but also disputes that involve consumers and disputes that have A2J implications)? What business successes are Rich and his co-founders most proud of to date.    

This month we continue our interview with Rich Lee as he talks about some of the unique challenges and surprises flying a helicopter into a football stadium for the Super Bowl 30 Halftime Show. #flighttestsafety #FTSCchannel Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHohGSKfgQ0 Rich Lee's Bio located on this page as a direct download: http://flighttestsafety.org/ftsc-news This Podcast is sponsored by Time2climb Training and Consulting  

This month we take a look at the risk involved in high visibility events.  And what better high visibility event than a Super Bowl halftime show watched my millions of people.  Join my guest Rich Lee and I as we discuss his experience landing a helicopter during the Super Bowl 30 halftime show. Have a thought on Risk and High Visibility events?  Send it to us at Chairman@flighttestsafety.org Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHohGSKfgQ0 Rich Lee's Bio located on this page as a direct download: http://flighttestsafety.org/ftsc-news   This Podcast is sponsored by Time2climb Training and Consulting

BONUS: Over There: The Dead in EnglandThe Grateful Dead only visited England a half-dozen times in 30 years, but the quintessential American band's relationship ran deeper than it might seem, filled with unexpected connections & fans as devoted as any Dead Heads back home, including lyric scholar Alex Allan.GUESTS: Alex Allan, Richard King, Rich Lee, John Mulvey

Online Dispute Resolution.  That is the topic of discussion with New Era ADR cofounders Collin Williams and Rich Lee. New Era ADR is an online claims dispute resolution platform that provides online mediation and online arbitrations. Collin and Rich came up with the idea for New Era after they both served as General Counsel for a couple of Chicago based tech start ups. Collin was GC for online music instrument marketplace Reverb and Rich's last role was general counsel for Civis Analytics. A data science company founded by technology vets from the 2012 Obama reelection campaign. Collin and Rich are buddies and a couple of years ago they were commiserating about inefficiencies in dispute resolution they dealt with as GCs. That is when the seeds for New Era were sown. Fast forward to 2020, and the two got serious about launching an online dispute resolution company. The company teamed up with the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals and provides experienced neutrals to oversee online arbitrations and mediations. The rest, as they say, is history (or at least history in the making). Technically Legal is hosted by Chad Main, an attorney and the founder of Percipient, a tech-enabled alternative legal services provider.

The New World of Digital ADR: Rich Lee, CEO and co-founder of New Era ADR, speaks with Richard Levick and Ian Lipner of LEVICK about their new company and how they are offering an online approach to ADR as a way to dramatically reduce cost, increase trust in the digital environment, how businesses can adopt digital ADR and what the future holds.

ETF.com’s Drew Voros discusses the launch of the VanEck Vectors Social Sentiment ETF (BUZZ), along with the involvement of Barstool’s Dave Portnoy. Robert W. Baird’s Rich Lee explains their role as an ETF authorized participant. ERShares’ Joel Shulman highlights the entrepreneur factor which powers two ETFs, the Entrepreneurs ETF (ENTR) and the NextGen Entrepreneurs ETF […]

➤ Rob Maurer of Tesla Daily is joined by Rich Lee, Head of Program & ETF Trading at RW Baird to discuss Tesla's inclusion in the S&P 500 index, how tracking and benchmark funds are approaching the addition, the closing cross trade, and what retail investors should understand ahead of TSLA's inclusion. Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/teslapodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Tesla Referral: https://ts.la/robert47283 Plaid producer Who Why Plaid producer Ice Lakes Investments Ludicrous producer Fred Hassen Executive producer Rish Singh Executive producer Jeremy Cooke Executive producer Troy Cherasaro Executive producer Bradford Ferguson Executive producer Andre/Maria Kent Executive producer Jeff Sheets Executive producer Jessie Chimni Music by Evan Schaeffer Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock & derivatives https://www.rwbaird.com/ci/sales-trading/equity-sales-trading/ies-disclaimer.aspx

“They are forward-thinking doctors who are mastering the art of todays revenue with tomorrows’ vision,” says Productive Dentist Academy’s CEO, Victoria Peterson, about today’s guests, brothers Rich and Eddie Lee. Join us for an intriguing conversation about down and dirty leadership, how to make strategic and smart business decisions, and the importance of every single touch point in creating a stellar patient experience.

JUNE 28 -- 1971 Happy Birthday Elon Musk; 1778 Battle of Monmouth; 2013 Rich Lee gets biological earbud implants; 2007 Ed Martin of Alaska wins world record for most 4-leaf clovers

Staying on topic re: demystifying the Interconnection Services Industry and our recent Interconnection Playbook launch, I spent time with successful data center and managed hosting entrepreneur Rich Lee who is now spearheading Pureport, a multicloud interconnection provider. Rich happens to also live in Raleigh, NC and has obtained a wealth of knowledge to share with us having had direct experience across a number of successful M&A events within the data center and IT Services industry over the past 2 decades. We walk through a few of these transactions in detail, lessons he's learned scaling a variety of businesses, as well as the unique interconnection features and products Pureport offers. Prepare for some more knowledge bombs my friends and give this a listen ASAP!

Rich Lee has congenital hearing loss from tumors. The thing is, since they’re non-cancerous, there’s not a lot of research into them. Like many biohackers, Rich decided to do the research on his own.

We are Kicking off the start of our 2020 Elections series with Asheville City Council. The First candidate we sat down with Rich Lee for Asheville City Council.   https://www.richleeforasheville.com The post RICH LEE FOR ASHEVILLE CITY COUNCIL | AREN 137 appeared first on Asheville Real Estate News.

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When the thought of his own mortality becomes too much to bear, a father of two living in Utah decides to upgrade his own body, one piece at a time. Sensitive listeners should note - this episode contains extremely graphic scenes of bodily harm and visceral scenes of live surgery.  Thank you to Rich Lee for sharing your story with Snap. Hear more work from producer Lawrence Bull on his podcast Sound of Mind. Thanks to filmmakers Leeor Kaufman and Joe Egender for their assistance. Look out for their biohacking documentary on Netflix. Producer: Lawrence Bull with assistance from Anna Sussman Original Score: Renzo Gorrio Season 10 Episode 24

Rich Lee and Patrick Christys talk football finances with special guests Kieran Maguire and David Haigh in the wake of Bury and Bolton staring liquidation in the face. Is the football league about to go pop? 

In this installment of the Future Grind podcast, host Ryan O'Shea speaks with well known biohacker and transhumanist Rich Lee. Rich first came to the public eye in 2013, when he had magnets that served as headphones implanted into his ears - meaning that he could listen to music or receive data wirelessly directly to his head. Rich has also experimented with implanted armor, and is known for his work on the aptly named Lovetron9000. Recently Rich has begun using CRISPR in an effort to modify his genes to promote muscle growth. We discuss sensory substitution, the importance of safety, some potentially horrifying uses of virtual reality and image recognition, and more. This conversation does contain some adult themes - they are nothing too graphic, but we will provide another warning when we're moving on to those topics. Once again we remind you that the thoughts of the guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of Future Grind or myself. Biohacking is dangerous and things can go wrong. We strongly advise against self-surgery of any kind, and you should consult with a trained medical doctor before moving forward with any type of human augmentation. Show Notes: https://futuregrind.org Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/future-grind-podcast-science-technology-business-politics/id1020231514 Follow along - Twitter - https://twitter.com/Ryan0Shea Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ryan_0shea/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RyanOSheaOfficial/

Rich Lee had armor implanted in his shins in 2016. Soft until struck, the polymer­foam tubes could withstand the full force of a baseball bat swing. The procedure seemed promising—until his stitches burst, prompting him to rip out the tubes. It hurt like hell, but it won't stop him from his next trial.

In this episode of the Future Grind podcast, host Ryan O'Shea speaks with BDYHAX co-founder Trevor Goodman. BDYHAX, also known as BodyHacking Con, is an annual conference focused on human enhancement, transhumanism, and biohacking. This conference brings together pioneers and thought leaders from varied disciplines, with specific focus on implantable technology, nootropics, health and fitness, wearable tech, and ethics. The third edition will take place from February 2-4, 2018 in Austin, Texas. Noteworthy attendees have included biohackers Rich Lee, Amal Graafstra, Jeffrey Tibbetts, Moon Ribas, and Neil Harbisson, bionic actress Angel Giuffria, the "Eyeborg" Rob Spence, journalists Quinn Norton and Cory Doctorow, science communicator James Young (Future Grind Ep. 9), and many more. Show Notes: https://futuregrind.org Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/future-grind-podcast-science-technology-business-politics/id1020231514 Support: https://futuregrind.org/support Follow along - Twitter - https://twitter.com/Ryan0Shea Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ryan_0shea/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RyanOSheaOfficial/ If you have any questions or are interested in supporting or sponsoring Future Grind, you can reach us at hello@futuregrind.org.

Great insight from Asheville City Council candidate Rich Lee on short-term rentals, affordable housing, and property tax increases.   Learn more about Rich Lee at www.richworksfor.me and on Facebook at Rich Lee For Asheville City Council The post AREN 012: Asheville City Counsil Candidate Rich Lee appeared first on Asheville Real Estate News.

Today we honor Rich Lee by pushing ourselves to be the best version ourselves TODAY.

This week, Josh talks to Rich Lee (The Flat Earth) about the sketch that kept him off shows, the three M’s, and a bit of Fun with a Pickle. Rich Lee and the rest of The Flat Earth can be seen at Philly Improv Theater November 10, 11, 17, and 18 as they present The Greatest. All shows are at 9pm. Tickets available at phitcomedy.com. Philly Sketchfest Presents will host the annual Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia November 18 at 10pm. More information will be available at phillysketchfest.com

The pages of this issue of DC Prime Time are full to the gills with talk and news coming out of San Diego Comic Con!  Ben and Rob are joined by their friend Rich Lee from the sketch comedy group The Flat Earth.  Together they discuss and breakdown the trailers straight out of Hall H (Justice … Continue reading "DC Prime Time – Issue #22"

Rich Lee ran for city council in 2016 and sits on multiple committees serving Asheville. He talks with us about Asheville growth and the giant crystal quartz that continually draws new people to the city. We also discuss the importance of LinkedIn (known by Thomas as Linked-IT), road trips to Greenville, AOL, and the appropriate amount of coffee intake per day.

For this New Year's edition of Finding Asheville, we sit down with prominent local figure Rich Lee. Rich is an active figure in Asheville, having moved to Western North Carolina in 1997. Rich is a member of the City of Asheville Greenway Committee; the Buncombe County Triad; WNC Group Homes for Autistic Persons; 1-26 ConnectUs Project; and the Coalition of Asheville Neighborhoods just to name a few. In 2015 Rich ran for a seat on City Council, landing in 4th place during the election. A gentle, laid back individual Rich is on top of current Asheville news and has a good idea of what 2016 will look like for our fair city and townsfolk.  What about the 1-26 connector project? Will we see hundreds of home destroyed this year? Is New Belgium for sale? How will that impact the River Arts District where they are currently building a $175 million brewing facility? Politically what is in store for Asheville, as new seats and positions within the local government become available? We talk with Rich about all of these issues, and more, and discuss exactly what locals will see happen this year. 

Today’s featured farmer: Rich Lee, Co – owner, Tender Soles Farm, Dresden, ME. Tender Soles Farm is a horse-powered, MOFGA certified organic, mixed vegetable, herb, and flower farm in Dresden, ME. Kate Del Vecchio and Rich Lee own and run the farm business on a leased farm and are currently in the process of closing on the purchase of a farm of their own in the neighboring town of Richmond where they plan to continue to sell through a farm stand, two farmers markets, a local buying club and coop, and several wholesale accounts. In addition to growing crops, they enjoy making their own hay loose, collecting eggs, and logging in the winter with their three draft horses Jess, Tony, and Molly. This program was brought to you by Heritage Foods USA. “We’re just keeping out eyes on the prize. We know [owning land] is what we want to do.” [09:00] “There’s definitely room for more value added products. People are excited to try different things – they are really opening up their palates” [12:00] “I think there’s certainly a romantic side to working with horses – that’s definitely what threw me into it.” [17:00] –Rich Lee on Greenhorns Radio

Sermon 7 and final sermon in the "Sermon on the Mount" series. Preached by Rich Lee.

Sermon 7 and final sermon in the "Sermon on the Mount" series. Preached by Rich Lee.