Podcast appearances and mentions of Rob Adams

A new baseball season is right around the corner and so let's mark the occasion on this latest Roadcast episode! Dan's guest on the show is Rob Adams, sports director at WGCH radio in Greenwich, CT, and a part-time public address announcer for the High-A minor league Hudson Valley Renegades baseball team in Fishkill, NY. Rob and Dan sat down to break down the MLB landscape division by division, with some emphasis placed on our local New York teams and the major rules changes that are expected to impact the game league-wide this season. If you like roads AND sports, this might be the episode for you!

Send us a textIntroductionWelcome to the Shutter Saga Podcast, where we dive into the artistry and business of photography and filmmaking.Today's guest is Rob Adams, an acclaimed cinematographer and founder of Rob Adams Film, specializing in high-end wedding and commercial filmmaking.In this episode, we'll explore Rob's journey, his approach to storytelling through film, and essential insights for photographers and videographers alike.Segment 1: Rob Adams' Journey in FilmmakingHow Rob transitioned from photography to filmmaking.The inspiration behind launching Rob Adams Film.Career-defining moments and lessons learned along the way.Segment 2: The Art of Wedding and Commercial FilmmakingRob's approach to visual storytelling and cinematic techniques.How to capture emotion and authenticity in wedding films.The differences between shooting weddings and commercial projects.Segment 3: Business and Branding StrategiesHow Rob built a successful film business in a competitive market.Tips for pricing, client relationships, and standing out in the industry.The importance of networking and collaboration with photographers.Segment 4: Gear, Tech, and Post-ProductionRob's go-to gear for wedding and commercial filmmaking.Editing and post-production workflow to streamline the creative process.Insights into new technologies and trends shaping the future of video production.This episodes sponsors:Cheetah Stands (Light Stands) 10%off - https://cheetahstand.com/shuttersagapodcast17 Hats (CRM) 50% off subscription - https://referrals.17hats.com?r=rdwkkhpdfpFundy Designerhttps://www.fundydesigner.com/Shutter Saga Podcast:https://www.facebook.com/theshuttersagapodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/shuttersagapodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@shuttersagapodcast?lang=enhttps://www.youtube.com/@ShutterSagaPodcastMarvin:https://marvinbluephotographyandfilm.com/https://www.facebook.com/marvinbluephotographyandfilmhttps://www.instagram.com/marvinbluephotographyandfilm/https://www.tiktok.com/@marvinbluephotography?lang=enRob:https://www.robadamsfilms.com/https://www.instagram.com/robadamsfilmshttps://www.facebook.com/Robadamsfilms

Major League Baseball will be experimenting with robot umpires during spring training in 2025. If it's successful, we could see them used in the 2026 season. We asked our local sports expert, Rob Adams, about the news. Image Credit: Getty Images

Tonight, Mike Tyson will take on Youtube sensation, Jake Paul, in a boxing match the nation has long waited for. One of the big reasons people are interested in the Netflix special includes questions about whether the event is rigged. We asked our local sports expert, Rob Adams, about the big event and the likelihood of it being staged. Image Credit: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

Send us a textEpisode 24 – It's Your Right To Brag...We start this episode off the right way-with a Riv's Rant! Rob Riv vents about how Bad Santa was treated when he was trying to help in a Beginner's Modeling group and an Admin was giving him grief about a misunderstanding on HIS part.  But, we determined that is just how it is in some groups. Then we get into the conversation about our trip to Connecticut and Armorcon.  The good, the meh and well....there wasn't too much ugly.  It was a great show, with lots of amazing work to take in.  Aromorcon Debrief leads into the topic of “Brag Books” and research of our builds and how it can benefit the builder, both in judges' scoring and buiding to accuracy. We also talk Turkey...Shoot that is!  Its coming up fast.  Four days of scale modeling debauchery!  midnight Thanksgiving day to midnight the Sunday after, November 28th-December 1st. On The Bench Donati - MRAP for the Group Build and Build Review IBG 1/35th Lancia Truck with AA gun Rob Adams - 1/9th scale Ninja Turtles, the MRAP  Justin - Revell ‘71 Hemi Cuda, The Rear end is getting Tubbed! Meng 11/35th Chieftan MBT Tuch-World of Tanks FT17 with anti tank gun 1/35 scale Riv-lingering 1/16th Stug, 1/16th Universal Carrier for the Magazine Upcoming Shows Bunkermania November 9, 9-4 Indiana Pa. Modelcon ‘24 11/9 9-4 Murfreesboro, TN BayCon 11/3 9-5 Franklin Mass Social Media Shout Outs Tuch - XMold Models Halberstadt D II in 1/32 Rob Adams  – Alicia Drummond's Games Workshop Tarantula dio Frank Donati - 1/350th diorama Island of Leyte by Space Saving Models Rob Riv -  Frank Perrone's 1/48th scale T34/85 with rubber sheet ‘armor' Bad Santa - Wayne Stevens' 69 Daytona Drag Car from the Luka Cee scale model car page Links Rob Riv's Modeling Insanity Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/robrivsmodelinginsanity?mibextid=AEUHqQ Ryan's Random Modelwerks on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065396023083&mibextid=AEUHqQ The ModelLager on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/themodellaager?mibextid=AEUHqQ Rob's MMU Studios on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094271125975&mibextid=AEUHqQ Tuch's Scale Oddity Page https://www.facebook.com/tuch.s.scale.oddity.page?mibextid=LQQJ4d The Modeling Insanity Podcast Asylum https://www.facebook.com/share/8BHppjyzpM3Wqg2L/?mibextid=K35XfP  And, as always, check out Modelpodcasts.com for more great modeling content and all the other spectacular podcasts! Opening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

Rob Adams joins the In Route to preview the World Series and discuss the Steelers' hot start. Plus, D and Z reflect on the NLCS, ponder Tua's intent to return to the field, preview the NBA, and more!

UConn has reportedly been in talks for a possible shift from the Big East to the Big 12. What's the BIG deal with shifting conferences? And how much does Dan Hurley and the basketball program play a role in this decision? We got insight from our local sports expert, Rob Adams. Image Credit: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

A new NFL football season is right around the corner and so let's mark the occasion on this latest Roadcast episode! Dan's guest on the show is Rob Adams, sports director at WGCH radio and Robcasting Radio. Rob and Dan sat down to break down the NFL landscape division by division, with some emphasis placed on our local New York teams, as well as our always-entertaining playoff picks. If you like roads AND sports, this might be the episode for you! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gribblenation/support

Send us a Text Message.This episode has Whitey and D-Ran, of The Model Geeks infamy, joining in on the conversation here at the nut house!   The topics for conversation were taken from the post Rob Adams put up in the days leading up to our recording.  Our first discussion centers around going outside of your usual genre, and the pitfalls and possibilities that could offer .  This one was a mash up of suggestions from Jeremy Elliot and Jason Hanscom.  Our main topic is from Adam Griffin, and he asks about the differences in culture between genres. We start out strong talking about our experiences, but we still hit that kink in the rail and get derailed!   New Kits In The News Miniart has their usual barrage of new kit announcements, including a PZ 234 w/ 7.5cm gun and full interior, and a PZ 234 w/ Luchs turret, Resin heads for their German Tank riders, Italeri has a 1/72 F-35 Lightning-CATOBAR version with parts for “beast mode” configuration (whatever THAT means) and die cut masks for the RAM panels.  Also an Italian Army Armored car for the African front in 1/35th scale. In 1/24th scale, they also have an Alfa Romeo Giullia 1600 Spyder For the 48th scale aircraft builders, they also have a Mirage IIIE ...and finally, they also are releasing a few 1/56th scale British and German tanks.  56th scale is, keep in mind, the typical gaming scale .  And finally, a little something to get your Weird Shit-O –Meter tinglng!  Mantis Miniatures in 1/35th scale, A diver, modeled after the German deep sea diving suits, with a choice of two heads, one of which is one of a diver that long ago ran out of air. Animal set 55 is an octopus in 1/35th scale and a few crabs, mollusks and star fish added in for those dep sea vignettes . Animal Set 56 and 57 are both ‘scavengers, one set is vultures eating a bovine carrion, and the other is a pack of what appear to be hyenas   Upcoming Shows Aug 10 -'24 Virginia Shootout 100 Roanoke BLVD- This is a Region 2 show put on by IPMS Roanoke Valley 2024 Virginia ShootOut | IPMS/USA Home Page (ipmsusa.org) August 24th ‘Bash to the 80's Modelfest PBN Church  IPMS Flight 19 ModelFest '24 | Flight 19 I.P.M.S. (flight19ipms.org) August 24th- ‘24 Modelfest ‘The Grunge' -Dirty and heavily weathered models Liberty Christian Church IMPS West Central Chapter 2024 ModelFest | IPMS/USA Home Page (ipmsusa.org)  Social Media Shout Outs Tuch- Barbarossa Models and Dioramas' WWI Book Diorama Rob Adams –Sully's Scale Models' F-14 Tomcat Frank Donati-Anthony Ricco 1/72 scale KI-67 Peggy Rob Riv- Adam Jackson's 1/35 M109A2 ‘Galloper Bad Santa- Mike Fuller VanTraxx build  Links Rob Riv's Modeling Insanity Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/robrivsmodelinginsanity?mibextid=AEUHqQ Ryan's Random Modelwerks on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065396023083&mibextid=AEUHqQ The ModelLager on Facebook Opening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

In today's episode, Louise and Michelle chat to veterinary surgeon and orthopaedic specialist, and fellow podcaster, Rob Adams, to bust some myths about running with dogs. We chat about: The 5 minute per month rule How old should your dog be to start running? How far is too far? Recovery from injury Knowing when to retire your dog from canicross The benefits of supplementation for joints It's a fascinating episode with lots of surprising information in there. Let us know what you think.

The Dan Hurley era continues at UConn. Hurley rejected a huge offer from the Los Angeles Lakers and will remain at UConn and try to win a third straight national championship. ESPN reports the offer from the Lakers was six years and $70-million dollars. But a big question from Connecticut residents: why wouldn't he follow the fame and fortune of the NBA? We asked our local sports expert, Rob Adams, what probably played a role in this decision. Image Credit: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

This behind-the-scenes look at the American Angus Association Board of Directors June meeting gives a recap of the discussions from Oklahoma City this week. The agenda ranged from the ways a newly announced packer premium is creating pull-through demand for AngusLink to the financial health of the organization.In this episode, Board members discuss the ways ongoing research in everything from heart health to male fertility will continue to advance the breed. They cover data collection trends and encouraging more participation in programs like Inventory Reporting and MaternalPlus, and welcomed Benjie Lemon to the team in his role as Angus Media President.HOSTS: Mark McCully and Miranda Reiman GUESTS: Barry Pollard, Pollard Farms, is the current chairman of the Board.Rob Adams, Adams Angus Farm near Union Springs, Ala., is serving his first term on the Board.Art Butler, of Spring Cove Ranch at Bliss, Idaho, is serving his first term on the Board.RELATED CONTENT:Producers To Be Paid Grid Premiums for AngusLink Beef Scores The American Angus Association; National Beef Packing Co., LLC; IMI Global; and U.S. Premium Beef, LLC announces new grid premiums to take effect in August and December, based on genetic merit data.A Good Problem to HaveAGI implements updates to keep up with growing data store. For additional details from the Board Meeting, read the president's letter here.  Don't miss news in the Angus breed. Visit www.AngusJournal.net and subscribe to the AJ Daily e-newsletter and our monthly magazine, the Angus Journal.

ASX 200 trades quietly up 11 points at 7805 (+0.1%) after a great day yesterday. Banks stalled close to record highs, NAB fell 0.5%, with ANZ up 1.2% on broker upgrades, MQG unchanged with the Big Bank Basket up to $210.71 (+0.4%). Financials mixed as PPT cratered 7.1% after a strategic review presentation. REITs better, although GMG fell 0.3% on an update, SGP up 1.1% with industrials slightly firmer, REA up 0.8% with TCL up 1.4% and WOR pushing ahead 1.2%. Tech seeing a late surge, the All-Tech Index up 0.5%. Resources mixed, Iron ore miners fell as prices eased back. FMG down 0.5%, RIO off 1.2% and MIN off 0.7%. PLS up 0.2% in the lithium space but PMT continuing the run from yesterday's drill results. Golds firm but idle as DEG went to shareholders and instos to raise $600m. Oil and gas stocks firmed, WDS up 0.1% and STO up 1.1%. On the corporate front, PPT announced some big changes, a sale of its name and Rob Adams to retire after doing a great job. Not. Olam upped its bid in NAM as a two-horse race continues. QIP saw a competing bid from IPH up 5.4%, and QAN up 0.8% on record demand for premium seats. FLT, ABB, DGH, and JIN have all reaffirmed guidance. LLL announced a deal to sell the entire Malian mine to Ganfeng for US$342.7bn (43cps). On the economic front, plenty of RBA analysis. Asian markets saw some selling, with Japan off 1.5%, HK falling 0.7% and China down 0.5%. 10y yields 4.30%. Dow Futures down 6 points. NASDAQ Futures down 3 points. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence.Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community.

Wall Street closed mixed again on Wednesday as investors reacted to comments made by federal reserve officials this week signalling rates need to stay higher for longer in order to tame inflation to the target rate. The Dow Jones industrial average posted its sixth straight winning day, ending the session up 0.44% to notch the longest green streak in 2024, while the S&P500 closed just 0.03% lower and the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 0.18%, weighed down by poor corporate earnings results. Uber shares fell 5.7% on Wednesday after the ride share giant posted an unexpected net loss and weaker-than-expected booking revenue, while Tesla shares dipped 1.7% on reports the company allegedly committed wire fraud as part of a probe into Tesla's autopilot system, according to Reuters.Over in Europe on Wednesday, markets extended the recent rally into the midweek session as investors continued reacting positively to key corporate earnings results. The STOXX600 rose 0.3%, Germany's DAX added 0.37%, the French CAC climbed 0.7%, and, in the UK, the FTSE100 rose 0.5%. Siemens Energy rose 12.8% after raising its outlook for 2024. Sweden's Bank cut the nation's interest rates for the first time in 8 years on Wednesday in another sign of European regions digressing from U.S. lead on the rate front.Across Asia markets on Wednesday, earnings results weighed on investor sentiment in the region which sent markets into negative territory. Japan's Nikkei led losses with a 1.63% decline as investors responded to disappointing corporate earnings results including out of Toyota and Mitsubishi.Locally on Wednesday, the ASX traded virtually flat all day before ending the up 0.14% to extend this week's rally into the midweek session driven by industrial and information tech stocks rallying 0.73% and 0.6% respectively.Perpetual confirmed it is parting ways with its high value corporate trust business to US private equity firm, KKR, for $2.18bn. On the same day, Perpetual chief executive Rob Adams announced his retirement from the global financial services organisation.  This division of the business has been a key driver of Perpetual's global success and growth in recent times which may be why investors responded so negatively on Wednesday with the share price plunging 6.95%.Goodman Group hit a record high intra-day yesterday before investors took some profits after the industrial property company released an impressive third quarter update including upgrading FY24 earnings guidance for a second time, with the company now expecting EPS growth of 13% in FY24. What to watch today:Ahead of the local trading session here today, the SPI futures are expecting the ASX to open Thursday's session down 0.24% on global market turbulence overnight.AU$1.00 is buying US$0.66, 102.35 Japanese Yen, 52.57 British pence and NZ$1.10.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter has increased the 12-month price target on Alpha HPA (ASX:A4N) from $1.75 to $1.95 and maintain a speculative buy rating on the specialty metals and technology company following the release of a comprehensive market update including an increase in the price outlook for HPA equivalent, increased demand and Alpha HPA's high purity aluminium products having value adding applications across lithium ion battery, micro-LED and semiconductor manufacturing.And Trading Central has identified a bullish signal on Nufarm (ASX:NUF) following the formation of a pattern over a period of 10-days which is roughly the same amount of time the share price may rise from the close of $5.25 to the range of $5.57 to $5.65 according to standard principles of technical analysis.

Yup! Another AMPS Episode! But the last show episode for a while...This time, the guys have Jeff ‘El Jeffe' Herne on as a guest co-host and they break down the different perspectives from the Amps Nats. Some highlights: Justin joins the Steve Andreano Driving Club, by driving the car from his brand new Playstation controller, while Rob becomes an awards winning back seat driver!  Rob Adams and Frankie meet up with Silent Tyler from the buildrooms on their way through southern Canadia, and Tuch crashes the Belsheim residencs with Chris Green  We also break down the show, the debauchery and the hilarity with our friends that have transcended from “weird Internet” to 3D friends! We also talk about what we were able to pillage from the vendors as well! Tuch knocks it out of the park with some on the spot interviews with Chris Graeter, Jeff Herne, Adam ‘Dr. Feelgood' Jackson, Harrison Bueler, Doctor Dave, John Bonanni,  and Daniel Brubaker, one of the coolest kids we have ever talked the hobby with! Opening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

On This episode of the Insanity, the inmates do a simulcast episode with the Lads from Black Rifle Model Worx Group.   We join Luke Carswell, Adam Challenger and Stuart Goodswen on the BRMW Youtube Channel.  Frank Donati and Rob Adams are live from Frankie's basement (Dont Ask) and Tuch is there. Hot off the heels of Mosquitocon, Rob disparages the British accent, while discussing the differences between British/European shows and American shows.  TL;DR:  other than the competition versus display only, its the distances! Adams wins another banner contest....on his own page!  and Riv takes offense...again! And Adams finds a new laxative-airplane turbulence. We also hit on online purchases, prices, and shipping, and why is everything so expensive? Black Rifle Model Worx does a Kits for Kids Fundraiser, and we lay the groundwork of being involved with their next one later this year.Opening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

Episode 14 "On the Road to AMPS Nats... “  As you are listening, the guys should all be converging on South Bend!   John Charvat gets us even more hyped up for NATS!   We discuss his history with AMPS, the past shows and most importantly, this year's show!   The guys also discuss their new purchases and projects on their benches.  This did get recorded a few weeks back, so you may already have seen some of these builds shared as completed by now; Riv also comes at Frankie D about his choice of apparel, while trying to explain to the rest of us what the hell “Oaktag” is...   Frankie D talks about the Moosaroo Cup, and his entry. (of course, by now we know the results  of this contest...).  The kit was a teenie-tiny little 1/72 scale Russian/Ukranian Ural truck. Group Build updates: The Red Beach One Studios World War One group build is ongoing, make sure to check that one out if you're interested in WWI subjects. Justin completed his German Pioneer figure, Rob Adams is working on his Mk V Tank (which he has since completed-cant wait to see this thing at NATS!)  48 in 48 M4H group build- this was a fun time, and has since been completed.   Machinen Krieger Group build is well underway!  Officially ends in July, with the release of the 1/35 Falke kit - post your unstarted  builds in the ‘Unstarted ‘ Album.  New Kits In The News Frankie D –1/20 Grosserhund ‘Maskenball' Ma.k., Heller Panhard Armored Car 178 AMD 35 new tool, Border Models, 251-1 D Halftrack in 1/35 scale Rob Adams-Nothing jumped out at Rob this episode-He “Dont got nuthin'” Tuch-Miniart 1/72 Stug, M3 Stuart 35th scale, 48th scale Scaffolding set, 1/48th scale wooden pallets, 35th scale Bakery Van, Takom, Stug 3 G Blitz Kit, storage and equipment set, Mk 45 Model 4 5in Naval gun 1/35, Don2N Pillbox Antimissile defense system Justin-1/72 Special Hobby Westland Whirlwind, Italeri EF-111 Raven, SBS Model 48th Macchi M33 Project Upcoming Shows AMPS Nats - April 11-13- Southbend IndianaHome Page - Armor Modeling & Preservation Society (amps-armor.org) MFCA - May 3-4 Feasterville-Trevose PaMFCA Annual Show | Miniature Figure Collectors of America (mfcaclub.com) Can-Am Con 2024 - Saturday April 20th Williston National Gard Armory in suburbs of Berlington Vt. CAN/AM Con '24 | IPMS/USA Home Page (ipmsusa.org) ModelMania 24 - Saturday May 4thStafford Centre, 10505 Cash Road, Stafford, TX 77477https://ipms-houstontx.org/Social Media Shout Outs Rob Adams- Craig Flynn (Flynnburger) Bandai 72nd scale Y Wing Frankie D-Robert Czulda and his 1/72 Vietnam Era Mule w/ recoilless rifle Bad Santa - Bob Smith and his Hetzer 38t Late Tuch- Bill Huffman and his WWI trench Diorama Rob Riv - Sheldon Mcleese's JS2 in MMU and on the Insanity page-Tamiya Kit with upgrades Links Mount Mansfield Scale ModelersMount Mansfield Scale Modelers | Facebook Rob Riv's Modeling Insanity Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/robrivsmodelinginsanity?mibextid=AEUHqQ Ryan's Random Modelwerks on Facebook Opening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail the Insanity Crew at modelinginsanitypodcast@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

Rob Adams, the CEO and owner of Bishop-McCann, has a storied career that took a dramatic turn from a 12-year stint at tech giant Microsoft to the helm of a premier events company. Adams' transformation journey reveals some profound insights he's gathered along the way. From the simple yet profound mission of creating joy to savoring unique experiences and benefiting from the mindset shift of younger generations, Adams sees a bright future for the meetings industry. From Tech to Events Adams started his career in events with a remarkable transition from a 12-year tenure at Microsoft. Adams enlightened listeners with his decision to shift gears, a move that left his colleagues perplexed. Adams' rationale for such a change was steeped in potential rather than just parties. Creating Joy Bishop-McCann's mission statement — 'We create joy' — might seem simplistic in wording, yet it embodies the company's profound impact on its clients. Adams stressed the significance of this mission and emphasized the pivotal role of joy. Savouring the Experience Adams also revealed a personal practice he maintains during events: taking a solitary moment to create a "mental picture" capturing the essence of the gathering, a practice that encapsulates the fleeting beauty of human interaction and celebration. Events: A Trilogy of People, Moments, and Memories Adams eloquently distilled the essence of events into three elements: people, moments, and memories. This philosophy underscores the sensory richness of events, an experience Bishop-McCann strives to perfect. By accentuating the individual attendee experience, Adams envisions a future where events are tailored to create lasting, positive impressions for each participant. Generational Influence: A Forward-Thrust for Industry Change According to Adams, younger generations have become catalysts for transformative change across the meetings industry. Their demand for balance, transparency, and defined career development have become benchmarks that benefit all workers. Bishop-McCann has embraced these changes, instituting policies like unlimited vacation, which Adams acknowledges were "influential" and accepted as a boon by all age groups within the corporation. The Benefits of Competitor Collaboration Adams wished for the meetings industry to emulate the collaborative spirit demonstrated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Encouraging an open exchange of ideas among competitors could, in Adams' view, drive collective improvement and innovation within the industry, a sentiment that resonates with Bishop-McCann's inclusive and progressive ethos.

Yale Men's Basketball busting brackets nationwide…UConn men going for back-to-back titles…UConn women potentially taking on superstar Caitlin Clark…WOW! Connecticut has a big hand in a lot of college basketball headlines this year for March Madness. We dive into those stories with our local sports expert, Rob Adams, and get predictions about UConn's teams bringing home hardware for this year's NCAA tournament. Picture Credit: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

Real Estate can be a fun business. It is also one that you need to be careful. September is Realtor Safety Month. Zhanna Elliott from North Florida Title and Rob Adams from Title Resources Group join Henry Brigmond to discuss the best ways to stay safe while Showing Homes, Open Houses and Online Safety. These tips are good for anyone dealing with the public.

Analytics students at University of Bridgeport played a huge role in helping a Stratford start-up business. We spoke with UB Associate Professor, Mike Lohle, about the program and what skills students are gaining at UB. ((00:00)) Fairfield First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick stopped by to clarify why the town was investigating credit card use by town employees. She also commented on an archaic law impacting redistricting for Fairfield elementary school students. ((12:380) Local sports announcer, Rob Adams, followed Trumbull's Babe Ruth team during the 2023 season and even down to Virginia for a shot at a World Series title. He joined the show to share the team's success story and why baseball is so strong in Connecticut. ((30:45))

The Insanity Crew goes on the road and off the rails with models, decals, and bourbon with a very "special" guest.  Frank the Tank Blanton fills in for Rob Adams  as a guest host while he attending the IPMS Nationals Show in Texas.  The Insanity Crew interview Georg Eyerman and they discuss AMPS and his decal making company Decalcomaniacs.  The show slowly goes off the rails while Frank Blanton puts back one to many glasses of bourbon while they discuss modeling on the go and organizing your stash with Scalemates.com  Make sure to listen till the end for some funny outtakes.Websites to the friends of the podcast talked about during this episode:decalcomaniacs.netdemonbarberdesigns.comOpening and end music by Supernova by Arthur Vyncke https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by http://www.free-stock-music.comJoin the Podcast on Facebook on The Modeling Insanity Podcast PageEmail Rob Riviezzo at robrivsmodelinginsanity@gmail.com for any comments or suggestions.

Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, this week the team head to the National Guide dog centre in Leamington Spa to find out about how these special dogs help people with visual impairment and how the dogs are selected. Lizzy from Battersea park zoo takes Anne-Marie round this children's zoo to discuss the conservation programmes they have in place for the short-clawed otter, Scottish wild cat and Bali starling. Actor Martin Clunes talks about living on his farm, his animal documentaries and adopting a retired guide dog.If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk

Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Rob and Anne-Marie meet journalist Rory Cellan-Jones and his nervous pup #sophiefromromania to find out how he is dealing with adopting such an anxious dog and why people have taken her to their hearts. There's a feline frenzy in Saintfield in County Down when pedigree pussies descend on the village to take part in the NI Cat Club and Erin cat club all breed championship show. Can you tell your Devon Rex from your British shorthair? You will be able to after this episode! And birds of prey in Randalstown - Anne-Marie heads to World of Owls to find meet the golden eagle trying to woo his owner with a twig!If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk

Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, this week the team travel to Fairview primary school to meet the kids and find out about their pets. Party animals NI come along too to introduce the children to some exotic creatures. Niall Harbison chats to Rob and AM about his life in Ko Samui and how he's making it his mission to feed and rescue the 10,000 stray dogs on the island. And how do you like your afternoon tea? Perhaps with a cat on your knee! A visit to Lady Dinah's cat emporium in London opens up the world of cat cafes!If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk

Throughout his career, Rob Adams, president and owner of Bishop McCann, has been motivated by one rule: nothing is impossible. Hear how this motto guided his professional journey and helped him achieve entrepreneurial and personal goals. “A lot of my career was based upon the premise of proving. When someone would say, “You can't do something, it's impossible.” That became the drive of why I wanted to do things.” The views expressed by Enterprise.ing® presenters or guests are those of the presenter or guest and not, necessarily, of Enterprise Bank & Trust or its affiliates. All content, related materials and third party website links are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement by Enterprise Bank & Trust. Enterprise Bank & Trust does not make any warranty, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and specifically disclaims any legal liability or responsibility for accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information presented. Enterprise Bank & Trust is not under any obligation to update or correct any materials or content provided in connection with this podcast. All statements and opinions are subject to change without notice. ©2023 Enterprise Bank & Trust. All Rights Reserved.

The PGA Tour and LIV Golf will merge. The once-rivals will now combine into a new, yet-to-be-named company. Did this unexpected decision really come down to the God Almighty buck? Local sports announcer, Rob Adams, reacts to the news. ((00:00)) Tonight marks the 10th annual gala for Sandy Hook Promise Foundation. We spoke with the non-profit's CEO and co-founder, Nicole Hockley, about the last decade of work and significance of tonight's ceremony. ((08:20)) It's CPR and AED Awareness Week and the American Red Cross is sharing the importance of CPR training, especially ahead of the summer season. ((16:49)) Today is Global Running Day and we highlighted a Connecticut woman who kept her love for running going, even after losing her vision. Meet Karen and her guide dog, Flint! ((25:28)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

A Connecticut father lost his son to an opioid overdose and created a non-profit to spread awareness. It's called Tears From Heaven. We learned all about it from founder Sinco Steendam and got a preview of the Four Corners challenge coming up June first. ((00:00)) Could Connecticut see a return of professional hockey to Hartford? Governor Lamont is meeting with the NHL this week about the potential relocation of the Arizona Coyotes to the XL Center. We spoke with our sports expert, Rob Adams, about the talks and how likely it is that the NHL sends us a team. ((14:39)) We are just days away from Memorial Day weekend and travelers are going to be out in FULL FORCE on the roads and in the air. Fran Mayko from AAA has new data on where people are going, how much things are costing and what you need to be prepared with ahead of time. ((30:56)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Last July, San Bernardino police shot and killed a 23-year-old Black man as he ran from them while allegedly holding a gun. The police killing of Rob Adams drew protests and demands for accountability — and is the subject of a $100 million lawsuit filed on behalf of his family.  Now, nine months after Adams was killed, San Bernardino city officials confirmed the names of the involved officers. Reporter: Molly Solomon, KQED Many are calling it environmental justice. California's air board has passed an ambitious plan to phase out diesel truck fleets, from garbage trucks to Amazon delivery vehicles. Reporter: Kevin Stark, KQED    A recent state audit found the California Department of Public Health has missed opportunities to collect data about people's sexual orientation and gender identity. Reporter: Kate Wolffe, CapRadio

Quinnipiac University Men's Hockey team won the national championship this past weekend. It's the team's first title, and the first NCAA title for the college. Our marketing and promotions director, Drew, was at the game in Tampa. He shared his experience from the stands (0:00). And we continued with QU Hockey coverage checking in with local sports announcer, Rob Adams, about what this win means for QU's program and the NHL looking at Connecticut for more prospects (6:52).  Senator James Maroney authored a bill looking to create two state government jobs focused on artificial intelligence. We learn about the legislation, who supports it and what agencies are not on board (15:23).  It happens to the best of us: becoming disconnected in your relationship. Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shares why marriages become disconnected and how to mend the issue at hand for couples (24:14).  IMAGE CREDIT:  USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

High schoolers typically struggle to find the right college for them. But with all the money parents drop to put their kids through school, you want to know they are going to the best place for their future. Mike Cardinal, a CT native, created Springpath, a program to help students navigate and identify the best institutions for them before applying. ((00:00)) Quinnipiac University Men's Hockey is playing in the Frozen Four tonight in hopes of bringing home their first national title. Local sports announcer, Rob Adams, shared his outlook on the school's hockey program, key players to the team and the team's chance at winning it all. ((13:13)) The University of Bridgeport received a new grant to help the nursing program. We spoke with officials at the college to learn what the money is going to and the current issue at hand with healthcare worker shortages. ((29:09)) Zoo Minute: BREAKING NEWS! Gregg Dancho shared here first about the birth four otter pups at the zoo following a sudden tragedy last month. ((39:10))

The governor has presented to recent proposed bills: 1) maternal health and 2) childcare options. We did a deep dive into both pieces of legislation with Governor Lamont. ((00:00)) UConn nation is erupting ahead of the men's sweet 16 matchup tonight in Las Vegas. We spoke with local sports analyst, Rob Adams, about both men's and women's basketball teams heading into a big week of games for March Madness. ((15:08)) Are college athletes also employees? This continues to be a heated debate on the national and local level. We spoke about this with attorney and law professor, Gary Phelan, about the future of paying athletes like they're on staff at a university. ((25:19)) Zoo Minute: World Bear Day today and we talk about the Andean bears back in Bridgeport. ((34:51)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

This was posted one day after Buffalo Bills' safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field from cardiac arrest during Monday Night Football. This is obviously a very scary time and we offer the strongest prayers as Hamlin fights for his life. I discuss the job ESPN did navigating through the broadcast and how difficult that is for a broadcaster.I talk with Rob Adams of WGCH in Greenwich Connecticut about the industry now with all the online access compared to when that was not available. We also play 5 questions.  

In part 2 of my discussion with long-time broadcaster Rob Adams, we talk about his memory of watching Houston Astro star Jose Altuve make is Single-A debut years ago. We also talk about broadcasting pet peeves and what sports related (and related to this podcast) Christmas gift I gave to my children. 

Part 1 of my discussion with long time broadcaster Rob Adams talks about Yankees mega-prospect Anthomy Volpe and others. We talk about how Rob got into radio and how much playing the sport you are broadcasting actually helps. 

“Have confidence in your abilities and then be tough enough to follow through until you reach your goals!”-Felicity LuckeyWe've all had trouble with self confidence and thinking the path we are on isn't the right one. It's natural. What matters is what we do when those thoughts arise. Even if you aren't gunning for the title of the Fittest on Earth, learning how to develop your self confidence, control the variables you can control, and choosing everyday to do hard things will only help you on your Quest to success!This week's guest is CrossFit Games Athlete, Parker Foster. After breaking his back in his last season of high school football, Parker questioned whether he'd be able to ever compete at a high level in sports again. Two years after his injury, Parker was cleared to begin training hard again and since then has gone head first into becoming a professional CrossFit Athlete! Parker competed in the Atlas Games in June, marking his first semi-finals as he works his way to becoming one of the top CrossFit Athletes in the country. Throughout this episode we walk through Parker's experience at the CrossFit Semi finals and his biggest takeaways, the mindset shift Parker had once he started competing against his heroes, and how to develop self confidence and begin performing at your best. We also explore why others' results don't matter when chasing your goals, the 3 things that separate the good from the great, why we have to choose to do hard things every day, and so much more!Follow Parker's journey on Instagram!Related Episodes:86 - Overcome Anxiety, Fears, & Failures to Finally Commit to Your Dreams w/ Athlete Parker Foster pt. 180 - From College Drop Out to Million Dollar Business w/ Julian Garcia pt.176 - How to Handle Uncertainty & Why You Should Take Risks w/ Keyland Burel pt.274 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is CrossFit Games Athlete, Parker Foster. After breaking his back in his last season of high school football, Parker questioned whether he'd be able to ever compete at a high level in sports again. Two years after his injury, Parker was cleared to begin training hard again and since then has gone head first into becoming a professional CrossFit Athlete! Parker competed in the Atlas Games in June, marking his first semi-finals as he works his way to becoming one of the top CrossFit Athletes in the country. Throughout this episode we dive into Parker's journey from breaking his back in high school to competing in the Crossfit Games semi-finals, how to overcome the fear of failure and finally begin to take actions towards your goals, and how to avoid anxiety and stress when thinking about your long term plans. We also cover why you can't be focused on others progress when trying to achieve your goals, 3 ways to get over your fear of starting something new, and why the more responsibility you take, the greater the results you will have!Make sure to tune in next week where we continue to delve into Parker's experience at the Atlas Games, how to develop self confidence and perform at your peak, 3 things that separate the good from the great, and so much more!Follow Parker's journey on Instagram!Related Episodes:80 - From College Drop Out to Million Dollar Business w/ Julian Garcia pt.176 - How to Handle Uncertainty & Why You Should Take Risks w/ Keyland Burel pt.274 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!!

“Building a business is all about relationships, how well you build them will determine how well they build your business.”-Brad SugarsWhether you are building a business from the ground up, working in a standard job, or beginning to apply for internships, learning to read people and understand how to sell are vital skills in progressing to the next level!!Sales is involved in all aspects of our lives and, whether or not you make a career out of it, it's a skill that will only help you on your quest to success!!This week's guest is Ignacio Ybarra, Strategic Account Director of Analytics at PowerSchool and founder of Mizuni, inc. Starting from humble beginnings, Ignacio had hard work instilled in him from a young age. After graduating college at Texas A&M as an electrical engineer, he worked with Intel until he was 27 and then built a multi-million dollar software company, Mizuni Inc. A few acquisitions later and now Ignacio is working as the Strategic Account Director of Analytics at PowerSchool in K-12 education. Throughout this episode we dive into how you can read people and determine someone's motive, why we need to practice the skill of focus, and the most difficult part of sales and how to overcome it. We also explore why you need to be able to understand people in order to be successful, how to build and maintain relationships in a virtual environment, and how to establish a work life balance so you can still maximize your time and have fun!Reach out to Ignacio on LinkedIn! Make sure to mention “The Quest” when doing so!Watch The Profit here!Related Episodes:80 - From College Drop Out to Million Dollar Business w/ Julian Garcia pt.175 - How to Invest in Real Estate with NO Money w/ Keyland Burel pt.176 - How to Handle Uncertainty & Why You Should Take Risks w/ Keyland Burel pt.274 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.137 - Finding Financial Freedom w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.2Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Ignacio Ybarra, Strategic Account Director of Analytics at PowerSchool and founder of Mizuni, inc. Starting from humble beginnings, Ignacio had hard work instilled in him from a young age. After graduating college at Texas A&M as an electrical engineer, he worked with Intel until he was 27 and then built a multi-million dollar software company, Mizuni Inc. A few acquisitions later and now Ignacio is working as the Strategic Account Director of Analytics at PowerSchool in K-12 education. Throughout this episode we dive into the lessons Ignacio learned as he built a company from the ground up, how to overcome the fear of failure and begin to take risks that will pay off, and why establishing a positive culture within your team or company can propel you to the next level. We also cover 2 things every leader needs to know in order to be successful, the one skill you need to develop to be successful in any situation, and 2 things Ignacio wished he knew before starting his company so he could build it even faster!Make sure to tune in next week where we continue to delve into how to read people and determine their intentions, the most difficult part of sales and how to overcome it, why you need to be able to understand people in order to be successful, and so much more!Reach out to Ignacio on LinkedIn! Make sure to mention “The Quest” when doing so!Related Episodes:80 - From College Drop Out to Million Dollar Business w/ CEO Julian Garcia pt.175 - How to Invest in Real Estate with NO Money w/ Keyland Burel pt.174 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.137 - Finding Financial Freedom w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.2Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

At a press conference in Los Angeles yesterday, State Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon called on U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, Xavier Becerra, to declare a public health emergency. As of yesterday, San Francisco has 141 cases of Monkeypox more than any other county, followed by LA County with 132. UCLA's departure will leave just UC Berkeley as the only UC campus in the Pac 12. In a statement, Newsom says he wants to know from UCLA how moving to the Big Ten will benefit its student-athletes and preserve college sports rivalries and traditions along the Pacific Coast? Rob Adams was fatally shot by police in a San Bernardino parking lot on Saturday while running away from officers. Police say Adams was carrying a gun and was displaying the weapon when officers drove up. But family members dispute that story and say he was holding his cell phone, not a firearm.  The San Bernardino police department reported to the state Department of Justice that officers shot and killed 13 men from 2016 to 2020. Reporter Jonathan Linden, KVCR Radio This week Governor Newsom signed into law a bill that would require the use of GPS devices to monitor so called “sexually violent predators” when they're granted conditional release from a state mental hospital in Fresno County. Supporters of the law say it's necessary to protect California communities.  But some critics say the GPS tracking of offenders would be an invasion of their right to privacy. Reporter Saul Gonzalez, The California Report It was just four years ago that the commission voted to prohibit campaigns from receiving any crypto donations. But as we know- things change fast in the digital world.  So far, 12 states and Washington, DC now allow Crypto donations. California has been among nine states banning these digital contributions because they're tough to regulate and trace.  If the change is approved, crypto donations must be processed using a service that collects the donor's name, address, occupation, and employer. Reporter Tara Siler, KQED Radio House Democrats Want To Update A Law From The 1920s That Lets The Government Grant Legal Residence To Long-Time Immigrants Who Lack Documentation. The Registry Act Bill was introduced on Wednesday and has been updated over the years, but the current version only offers green cards to people who've lived here since at least 1972.  Under the new bill, with a rolling cutoff date, immigrants could apply on a case-by-case basis if they've lived in the U.S. for seven years. Opponents say it would reward illegal immigration. Reporter Tyche Hendricks, The California Report How Far Should Society Go In Trying To Help The Most Severely Mentally Ill? There's a bill moving through the state legislature seeking to create a new kind of court system in California with the authority to compel some people to receive mental health treatment even if they don't want it.  The proposal has sparked an intense debate about personal freedom and how best to protect people from the toll of mental illness.  Reporter Robert Garrova, The California Report

“Leadership is not about the titles, positions, or flowcharts. Its about one life influencing another.”-John C MaxwellWhether you are leading a class project, a team at work, or an entire company, the principles of leadership and what determines a great leader remain the same! Learning how to build trust within your team, help your group feel included and heard, and working to make sure everyone is reaching their potential will help you and your reach any goal you set out for!This week's guest is Julian Garcia, founder and CEO of RG Housing LLC. Julian's journey to real estate is incredible! After dropping out of college and living on his dad's couch for a year, Julian built a million dollar real estate wholesaling business from the ground up! Julian now works with his in person and virtual team to wholesale properties in the Dallas Fort-Worth area and is continuing to look for opportunities to grow his business even more! Throughout this episode we dive into the hardest aspect of being a leader, how to keep your team from burning out, and 3 of the biggest mistakes leaders make that you can avoid. We also cover how to build trust within your company, what a mastermind is and why you need to attend one to take your business to the next level, the biggest lesson running a business has taught Julian, and the top 3 things you need to know before starting any venture! Reach out to Julian on Instagram!Related Episodes:80 - From College Drop Out to Million Dollar Business w/ Julian Garcia pt.175 - How to Invest in Real Estate with NO Money w/ Keyland Burel pt.176 - How to Handle Uncertainty & Why You Should Take Risks w/ Keyland Burel pt.274 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.137 - Finding Financial Freedom w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.2Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Julian Garcia, founder and CEO of RG Housing LLC. Julian's journey to real estate is incredible! After dropping out of college and living on his dad's couch for a year, Julian built a million dollar real estate wholesaling business from the ground up! Julian now works with his in person and virtual team to wholesale properties in the Dallas Fort-Worth area and is continuing to look for opportunities to grow his business even more! Throughout this episode we dive into Julian's journey into real estate after he dropped out of college, how Julian overcame failing in real estate and used that fuel to build a million dollar real estate business, and we cover wholesaling and what you can do to be successful at it! We also go into why you need to be an expert at one thing instead of average at a lot, the mentality Julian developed to help his business continue to grow, how to think about money so you can begin growing your business, and how you can help your teammates or employees realize their potential and push past it! Make sure to tune in next week where we continue to delve into the 3 things every leader needs to do in order to have a successful team, 3 things Julian wished he knew when starting his real estate business, and so much more!Reach out to Julian on Instagram!Related Episodes:75 - How to Invest in Real Estate with NO Money w/ Keyland Burel pt.176 - How to Handle Uncertainty & Why You Should Take Risks w/ Keyland Burel pt.274 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.137 - Finding Financial Freedom w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.2Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

In this week's Immigration Law for Tech Startups podcast, I am joined by Rob Adams, a cross-cultural trainer, and consultant. In 2016, Rob founded Chai and Coaching to help international students and professionals succeed in America.    Applying as an international student in America comes with its own challenges. Rob's YouTube channel offers a series of videos where he interviews experts on a wide range of topics. They share tips and insights on how to fund your studies and lower your cost of living in the U.S. as well as the best and worst degrees for jobs in America.    Rob also covers topics such as interview strategies, visas, green cards, and a variety of other timely topics relevant to the audience of international students and young professionals making their way in the United States.   Please share this episode with companies, HR and recruiting professionals, startup founders, international talent, or anyone who can benefit from it. Sign up for the Alcorn monthly newsletter to receive the latest immigration news and issues. Reach out to us if we can help you determine the best immigration options for yourself, your company, your employees or prospective employees, or your family whether in the U.S. or abroad. In this episode, you'll hear about: Rob's transition from petroleum engineering to Chai and Coaching His experience living and working in India Addressing the needs of international students and filling in the gap The shift in the immigration landscape for international students Other types of STEM majors to consider How to bridge the cultural gap in terms of getting jobs in America The value of investing in relationships   Don't miss my upcoming conversations with top Silicon Valley venture capitalists, startup founders, professors, futurists, and thought leaders on Immigration Law for Tech Startups. Subscribe to this podcast here or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or whatever your favorite platform is. As always, we welcome your rating and review of this podcast. We appreciate your feedback! Resources: Chai and Coaching's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/chaicoaching   Alcorn Immigration Law: Subscribe to the monthly Alcorn newsletter   Immigration Law for Tech Startups podcast: Episode 16: E-2 Visa for Founders and Employees Episode 19: Australian Visas Including E-3 Episode 20: TN Visas and Status for Canadian and Mexican Citizens   Immigration Options for Talent, Investors, and Founders Immigration Law for Tech Startups eBook Extraordinary Ability Bootcamp course for best practices for securing the O-1A visa, EB-1A green card, or the EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) green card—the top options for startup founders. Use promotion code ILTS for 20% off the enrollment fee.

Getting a job in America is very different from getting a job in another country. Yet most international students don't change their approach. The fact is that many things that made you successful in your country can be the things holding you back. To explore this topic more we had Rob Adams a cross cultural expert and founder of Chai & Coaching to the podcast. In this episode we spoke about the biggest culture difference between America and Asia and what international students need to do differently to stand out. Check out this episode to learn more!!

“Living with fear stops us from taking risks, and if you don't go out on the branch, you're never going to get the best fruit.”-Sarah ParishThe mentality it takes to create a thriving and successful business isn't far off from the mentality it takes to be successful in anything you do in life. We have to be comfortable being uncomfortable, which means taking risks, seeking new opportunities, and taking every setback as a lesson for the next attempt!This week's guest is Keyland Burel, founder and CEO of Budget Mobile Home. Keyland has been in the real estate world since 2019, and founded Budget Mobile Home in January of 2021. After losing his car, studio, and office space, Keyland led his company to over half a million in gross profits and has continued his journey to financial freedom in the San Antonio Area.Throughout this episode we dive into the challenges keyland faced when first starting his business, how to become comfortable taking risks and dealing with uncertainty, and the risk reward tradeoff and how keyland has used it to expand his business. We also cover why focusing on perfection will prevent you from making progress, the mentality every leader needs to develop, 3 lessons Keyland wished he knew before starting college, and so much more! Reach out to Keyland on Instagram or his email kbaffordablelivingllc@gmail.com!Related Episodes:75 - How to Invest in Real Estate with NO Money w/ Keyland Burel pt.173 - Overcome Adversity & Build a New Future w/ Stephen Craig pt.171 - The Skills You NEED to Stand Out w/ Rob Adams pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Keyland Burel, founder and CEO of Budget Mobile Home. Keyland has been in the real estate world since 2019, and founded Budget Mobile Home in January of 2021. After losing his car, studio, and office space, Keyland led his company to over half a million in gross profits and has continued his journey to financial freedom in the San Antonio Area.Throughout this episode we dive into why now is the easiest time to become a millionaire, how you can start investing in real estate with NO money, and how to change your perspective around money.  We also explore the value in learning how to use creative financing, how to overcome setbacks and failures and keep moving forward, the one reason Keyland regrets not finishing college, why you shouldn't have a Plan B, and the 3 lessons Keyland learned in business he would have never learned in college. Make sure to tune in next week where we continue to delve into the risk versus reward tradeoff and how to use it to continue to grow, why focusing on perfection is preventing you from making progress , the mentality every leader needs to develop, and so much more!Reach out to Keyland on Instagram or his email kbaffordablelivingllc@gmail.com!Related Episodes:74 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.162 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.137 - Finding Financial Freedom w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.2Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

“At the end of the day, you put all the work in, and eventually it will pay off. It could be in a year, it could be in 30 years. Eventually your hard work will pay off.”-Kevin HartHard work is a part of everyone's journey to success. Just like the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, it's inevitable you will be required to sacrifice and put a tremendous effort towards your goals in order to achieve everything you want to!This week's guest is Stephen Craig, Team Lead and Account Executive at OSI-Global IT. Stephen has worked at OSI for almost 13 years, where he has become one of the top salesmen and has had tremendous success in sales. However, Stephen's journey hasn't been an easy one. From his dad dying when Stephen was 15, getting expelled from high school, going to rehab and therapy for drug use, and many more trials, Stephen managed to turn his life into one incredibly inspiring story. Throughout this episode we dive into why you should chase after what you love, the value in learning to fail and take new opportunities, and the one skill everyone needs to learn in order to begin to win more people over. We also cover the 2 most important tools you need when it comes to sales, how your work ethic is directly tied to the results you receive, why you need to start working smarter instead of harder, and so much more! Reach out to Stephen on LinkedIn or his cell 214-415-3422!Related Episodes:73 - Overcome Adversity & Build a New Future w/ Stephen Craig pt.171 - The Skills You NEED to Stand Out w/ Rob Adams pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Stephen Craig, Team Lead and Account Executive at OSI-Global IT. Stephen has worked at OSI for almost 13 years, where he has become one of the top salesmen and has had tremendous success in sales. However, Stephen's journey hasn't been an easy one. From his dad dying when Stephen was 15, getting expelled from high school, going to rehab and therapy for drug use, and many more trials, Stephen managed to turn his life into one incredibly inspiring story. Throughout this episode we dive into the journey Stephen took after his dad died when he was 15 and how he was expelled from high school, his time at an alternative school, and the path he took which led to him being in rehab. Stephen opens up about thinking about suicide and how he managed to overcome those thoughts, how meditation impacted his life and why we should practice it, why we need to continually push ourselves out of our comfort zone, the value in taking risks to achieve your goals, and 3 ways to overcome negative self talk and insecurities. Make sure to tune in next week where we continue to delve into Stephens's story and how he made it to the top 1% of the 1%, why we should chase after what we love, the value in learning to fail and take new opportunities, and so much more!Reach out to Stephen on LinkedIn or his cell 214-415-3422!Related Episodes:71 - The Skills You NEED to Stand Out w/ Rob Adams pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's episode is part two of our conversation with Rob Adams, former CEO of Adams Engineering and current Vice President of Langan Engineering. Rob has more than 30 years of experience in engineering management, master planning and land surveying throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, as well as East and Central Texas. He has led projects for major clients including Chick Fil-A and McDonald's, Academy, and more!There's a lot of factors that culminate into what people deem to be “success.” Whether it's your ability to network and the social circles you spend time with, your ability to sell any product, the trades and skills you have learned over time, or simply doing really well at your job, what success requires is multiple traits working together to propel you to where you want to be. Throughout this episode we dive into we walk through Rob's experience opening his first office and he gives us the two skills you need to develop to be an effective leader, the skills young adults have started to lose and how you can get it back, and how you can set yourself apart as an employee. We also cover 3 things Rob learned in college that changed his life, 2 lessons Rob learned from his dad that you can apply to your life right now, and so much more!Reach out to Rob at g.robert.adams@gmail.com!Related Episodes:70 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.155 - Become Invaluable & 3 Ways to Build Powerful Relationships w/ musician Reed Hoelscher pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Rob Adams, former CEO of Adams Engineering and current Vice President of Langan Engineering. Rob has more than 30 years of experience in engineering management, master planning and land surveying throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, as well as East and Central Texas. He has led projects for major clients including Chick Fil-A and McDonald's, Academy, and more!Running a company that spans across the country is no cake walk and requires the leader to be at the top of their game. Every decision rests on their shoulders, they have to be able to build relationships, and their company's success is directly related to their ability to lead. Throughout this episode we dive the biggest lesson Rob learned early on that changed his business career, the path from a ten year old to eventual CEO, the mindset you need to develop in order to have success in anything you do, and how you can lead like a CEO. We also cover how to handle stress and build a work life balance, 3 tips on how to build lasting relationships in business, and Rob's 3 pieces of advice on how young adults can be successful in their jobs!Reach out to Rob at g.robert.adams@gmail.com!Make sure to tune in next week where we dive into the 2 skills you need to develop in order to be an effective leader, the skill most young adults are lacking and how to cultivate it, how you can set yourself apart as an employee, 3 things Rob learned in college that changed his life, and so much more!Related Episodes:63 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.155 - Become Invaluable & 3 Ways to Build Powerful Relationships w/ musician Reed Hoelscher pt.135 - Increasing Your Free Time & Improving Your Leadership w/ Life Coach Casey Patridge pt.2Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!