Podcast appearances and mentions of Rob Arnold

In this episode of The Networking Spark podcast, Jess White interviews Rob Arnold, a coach and entrepreneur, about his journey in coaching, the development of his new product, Simply Growth Engine, and the impact of AI on small businesses. Rob shares insights on how automation and technology can help small businesses operate more efficiently and effectively, as well as his favourite tools for marketing and productivity. In this conversation, Rob Arnold and Jess White delve into the complexities and implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in today's world and they explore the fascination and fear surrounding AI, the importance of safety protocols, and the potential of AI to enhance business efficiency. The discussion also touches on the role of AI agents in customer interaction, the balance between AI and human touch, and how AI can aid in networking and time management. Furthermore, Rob shares his vision for teaching entrepreneurship to children, emphasising the need for a shift in mindset towards embracing change and innovation.Chapters(00:05) AI Solutions for Small Business Growth(11:31) AI Tools for Video and Voice(24:35) Exploring the World of AI(33:25) AI Agents for Business Growth(38:43) Embracing AI for Business Success(48:53) Ignite Entrepreneurial Success With Spark FranchiseAbout the Host:Jess White is an entrepreneur, yogi, and CEO. She has three businesses, two children, and two dogs, so life is full! Jess realised early on that life is a gift, and you should never take it for granted. She lives her life to the full with gratitude, never holding back.Jess started her first business in 2008, making cakes, as she wanted to be able to create a business while being a full-time Mum. This led her to win several Great Taste Awards, appear on TV, and pitch to Virgin Atlantic, Waitrose, and Asda. When asked to design a range of cakes for a supermarket, she put entrepreneurship on hold to focus on raising her children so she could return to business, but she did not want to miss being there and bringing up her children.As they grew older, in 2015, Jess began a new business, which was her total passion for helping others through what had helped her gain strength and healing through the beautiful practice of yoga and meditation. YogiTribe has taken Jess around the world, creating transformational retreats and bringing people together in beautiful places to create growth that affects their lives physically, mentally, and spiritually. After wishing she had discovered yoga as a child because of its transformational effects, she also fulfilled a dream of teaching yoga to children and is now training others to do the same.Realising she loves business and bringing people together to create connection and transformation, in 2022, Jess created Spark Business Networking and began hosting networking events with a difference. She gave her clients fantastic events that put them at ease and made the whole experience enjoyable and effective. Spark has grown to a thriving business community of members and is now expanding through the Spark franchise.Sponsor Message:YogiTribe Retreats offer busy entrepreneurs the chance to get away and rejuvenate mind, body, and soul in a serene setting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you are a seasoned yogi or just beginning your practice, Yogitribe Retreats offers a range of retreats tailored to meet and nourish your needs. Book your retreat today at https://yogitribe.com/yoga-retreats/Spark Business Networking offers a community for entrepreneurs, business professionals, CEOs and industry leaders to get together and spark connections, collaborations, new business, learning...

If you have followed the progress of this show since the beginning, you can see the evolution of what we talk about. In the beginning it was about brands and Master Distillers, then when we started Pursuit Spirits we were introduced into the world of brokers and the middle layer of people who own barrels without brands. That information has made its way to you and now you know more about the market. But that brokered market is heavily guarded. It's a series of handshakes, phone calls, and emails with excel spreadsheets with prices to see what's available. However, Rob Arnold with Barrel Hub is trying to make access easier for everyone. Rob isn't new to this game. He spent his undergraduate in Texas and is the person responsible for the pecan yeast strain used by TX Whiskey to this day. We talk about his background and how that led to the idea of creating a portal where industry folks can buy and sell barrels on the wholesale market. Show Notes: 00:00-Introduction to Bourbon Pursuit and Market Evolution 03:10-The Brokered Whiskey Market and Its Challenges 05:56-Rob Arnold's Background and Innovative Ideas 09:07-The Role of Yeast in Whiskey Production 11:53-The Journey of TX Whiskey and Its Unique Identity 15:08-Navigating the Craft Whiskey Landscape 17:53-The Science Behind TX Whiskey's Yeast 21:09-The Impact of Pernod Ricard's Acquisition 30:07-Navigating Challenges During COVID-19 32:23-The Science of Whiskey: Writing and Education 36:00-Innovative Barrel Financing Solutions 40:40-Introducing Barrel Hub: A Marketplace for Whiskey 46:12-Transparency in the Whiskey Market 52:44-Empowering Entrepreneurs in the Whiskey Industry Support this podcast on Patreon

Episode 2 of the Zwift Tour de France Podcast - as the riders are headed to Belgium. Christophe Mallet and Rob Arnold from RIDE Cycling Review discuss about the wet start of the race, and Christophe talks to Mathew Hayman (Orica-Scott) and Jim Ochowicz (BMC)plus have a look at what's ahead in Belgium.

In this episode of the Zwift Tour de France Podcast, Christophe Mallet and Rob Arnold analyses stage 6, and also talk to Rupert Guinness to see what changed in the world of cycling reporting, a lot? You bet!

Christophe Mallet and Dave McKenzie discuss the third French win of the tour, and ask Rob Arnold to explain why the Pyrenees are important.

A Ripper win analysed by Rob Arnold and Dave McKenzie .. Also, look who's back, It's Henk!

Christophe Mallet and Rob Arnold analyse the win by Warren Barguil and Annemiek van Vleuten on Izoard, and have a look at the next stage onto Salon de Provence.

In this week's Zwift SBS Cycling podcast cycling journalists Jamie Finch-Penninger, Anthony Tan and Rob Arnold of RIDE Media join in the podcast studio for a passionate discussion about the key lead-up races for the Tour de France, as well as the local cycling scene.

The podcast crew get on their barstools to talk about the upcoming Tour de France. Philip Gomes, Rob Arnold and Anthony Tan talk Tour selection drama with Mitchelton-Scott, try work out if Movistar's three heads are better than one and ponder Fortuneo-Samsic's pre-Tour bike bungle?

My good friend, Movie Rob, aka, Rob Arnold, hosts themed shows among his friends and for the month of December 2023, he asked me to come up with a top 5 list. Whatever the theme, anyone in his circle can then participate in bringing their list to his show. To close out 2023, I chose to do a list of the top 5 animated Christmas movies and so, here is my entry. There is no right or wrong answer. I may have left off your favorite movie or I may have listed one you have never even heard of before. That's the great thing about making lists! We can compare, we can banter, we can even give each other a friendly ribbing for our choices, but we also learn about new movies to watch for ourselves. I hope you enjoy this extra bonus episode with its seasonal theme as we get ready to bid a fond farewell to 2023 and welcome the New Year! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Jay meets his daughter Milly and her best friend Soapy and Justice's wife Reggie. Special Guest: Movie Rob Arnold

Today we spend the entirety of the show discussing the terrorist attack on the nation of Israel. There is no equivocation. There is no justification. There is nothing that should be said to, in any way, give cover to Hamas, and by way of extension, Iran. This was as brutal and as horrifying as anything they have done in the past and it is time to eliminate them from the face of the Earth. Our own administration spent the weekend trying to absolve themselves from every single one of their disastrous foreign policy decisions and actions. We have children pretending they are adults. We have people in power gifted with an abundance of magical-thinking mixed with strong narcissism, making them the most dangerous people in the room. They truly have no understanding how the real world works and have us on the brink of WWIII. We have to get control over our own border. Since Biden came into office, we know of at least 112,000 “significant interest aliens” that have come into our country. The Department of Homeland Security states, “Generally, an SIA is a non-U.S. person who, based on an analysis of travel patterns, potentially poses a national security risk to the United States or its interests. Often such individuals or groups are employing travel patterns known or evaluated to possibly have a nexus to terrorism.  DHS analysis includes an examination of travel patterns, points of origin, and/or travel segments that are tied to current assessments of national and international threat environments.” We need to reach out to our representatives and demand that our FBI and our intelligence community get back to the business of tracking down these threats and stop wasting time at school board meeting, Catholic churches and redefining Trump supporters as domestic terrorists. If we do not have a similar attack in our own country in the next 12-14 months, I will be shocked. Over the course of the show, we hear from a friend of mine, Rob Arnold, who lives in Israel, Nikki Haley, Antony Blinken, Jake Sullivan, a Chinese reporter in Tehran, and the CEO of the ADL Jonathan Greenblatt. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Part 2 of 2023 Coffee Fest Live Louisville, KY interviews! In these interviews I sit down with stellar presenters and lecturers to dig deep into a range of relevant and important topics that will help make you and your coffee business better. For this part 2 we get to talk with Lauren Lathrop and Rob Arnold!  First up is Lauren Lathrop of Mill City Roasters!   For well over a decade Lauren has been a leading educator and impactful member of the coffee industry. From barista, to shop manager, to trainer some of the best brands and companies in the world, Lauren's approach to education creates progress and understand for all she teaches. That educational prowess is has, in recent years, been applied to roasting through Mill City Roasters where she helps roasters achieve quality and repeatability and gives them the keys to unlock their potential.  At Coffee Fest I sat down with Lauren to discuss the most important aspects of training roasters and how we can not only learn well under instruction and give effective instruction, but how we can guide our own roasting education.    ​​Next we chat with Rob Arnold of Pre-Game Coffee Rob is the founder, owner, roaster, and creative at Pre-Game Coffee here in Louisville, KY. For 4 years now Pre-Game has been the premier sports, coffee, and cocktail venue in Louisville and focuses on providing what is likely one of the most unique hospitality experiences in the city. Cocktails and signature drinks have been a focus since day one and Rob was able to talk with the attendees at Coffee Fest about the secrets to success with these beverages. I sat down to chat with Rob about that very thing so you too can benefit from his field tested approach to cafe cocktails and sig drinks!   Links:  Lauren: www.millcityroasters.com   Rob: www.pregamecoffee.com   Related episodes: 159 : Addressing Unconscious Bias w/ Lauren Lathrop of Mill City Roasters  SPECIAL: Coffee Fest Live! Chicago 2022 Part 1 w/ Luke Waite, Kris Christian, and Perfect Cube SPECIAL: Coffee Fest Live! Chicago 2022 Part 2 w/ Marissa Childers, Jess Gulino, and Tony Dreyfuss 157 : Four from the Floor : Interviews from Coffee Fest Indianapolis 2019 142 : Entrepreneur Interviews from Coffee Fest NYC!   www.coffeefest.com  

S03 E17 Special Guest Real Estate Professional + Fisherman, Rob Arnold on The Realtor Life Podcast The Realtor/Life Podcast is not about why we are passionate about being Realtors but rather, what our life passions are in spite of our career in real estate. If interested in sharing with us your life passions outside of being a Realtor, Scan the QR code and spend time answering the Realtor/Life Podcast Guest Information Card questions so you can be considered as a guest. We will use this information to bring your story to life if selected. The more detailed you are in your responses the more magical your story will become! TUNE IN LIVE EVERY TUESDAY AT 12:30P SPECIAL THANKS TO... Podcast Sponsor: Brooks & Davis Real Estate Firm, LLC. www.brooksanddavis.com Special Guest - Real Estate Professional + Fisherman, Rob Arnold @robtxmtg Creator & Host - Michael G. Davis @ceocoachmike Producer - Milk & Honey Productions, LLC | Jessica Joseph @milkandhoneyproductions Theme Song Writer & Artist - Jessica "Yunek" Joseph // ASCAP - NEAJE MUSIC . . . . #brookanddavisrealestate #realestate #realtor #realestateagent #closingday #property #forsale #investment #realtorlife #househunting #realestateadvice #dreamhome #sports #newhome #music #luxuryrealestate #blackwealth #hustle #podcast #luxuryhomes #realestateinvesting #business #realestatelife #podcastproduction #realestateinvestor #entrepreneur #sold #broker #realestatenews #homesforsale

Rob Scott from UC Today news is joined by Jason Moss, VP of Corporate Development and Alliances, Q-SYS and Shannon MacKay, General Manager, WW Smart Collaboration Business Group, Lenovo.Q-SYS has partnered with Lenovo to offer bundled room compute solutions with Q-SYS audio, video, and control. This collaboration aims to expand the reach of both companies in the UC market by providing a complete offering for customers looking to deploy high-impact spaces. The partnership aims to tap into the rising demand for high-impact spaces in the collaboration market.The collaboration will be available through Q-SYS channels and partners, providing customers with a top-to-bottom offering that makes it easier to adopt and deploy dynamic and scalable meeting spaces for a smarter collaboration experience. “The high-impact space market is driving the collaboration space and we foresee the market rising to 11.3 million spaces by 2025 with the potential for nearly $140 billion in revenue,” concludes Rob Arnold, Industry Director, Information & Communications Technology, Frost & Sullivan.“The vast opportunity makes this a very unique partnership to provide customers a top to bottom offering that makes it easier to adopt and deploy dynamic and scalable meeting spaces that deliver an elevated user experience.”

One of my all time favorite guitarists, Rob Arnold, joins us for Episode 24 of The Back Lounge Podcast! Rob is a guitarist, producer, and audio engineer most known for being the long time guitarist for the Cleveland, Ohio, US based band Chimaira, and during this episode I got to nerd out with him over some old Chimaira nostalgia, talk to him about his recent solo album, what he thinks about the current state of the music industry and how it's changed over the years, digital vs tube amps, and a whole lot more!

On Todays episode of Good Company with Bowling we have Rob Arnold From Chimaira. We talk about the early days of Chimaira and the highly underrated documentary's that the band released over the years. We also discuss Rob's new solo album. 

On Todays episode of Good Company with Bowling we have Rob Arnold From Chimaira. We talk about the early days of Chimaira and the highly underrated documentaries that the band released over the years. We also discuss Rob's new solo album.  www.cmspn.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cmspn/message

Before the trampoline park boom in the family entertainment industry, Launch Entertainment was a really new concept. Rob Arnold, CEO of Launch Entertainment joins me today to talk about the opportunities in the family entertainment industry and how they've been able to stay ahead of the trend by building a robust experience for the entire family. The family entertainment industry is expected to reach a whopping $69 billion this year and Rob knows first hand what it is like to tap into that potential. Listen to this episode of Franchise Euphoria to learn about the company, their goals, and how their mom-and-pop trampoline park idea has evolved into more than 30 franchise locations complete with a full restaurant and multiple attractions.   Key Takeaways: [3:42] - Rob and his wife have always been entrepreneurs and he shares how the idea for Launch Entertainment was developed. [6:43] - At the time in 2011, there were only about 150 parks like this in the country. [8:31] - Their personal experience in 2011 took place in a location that was off the beaten path and they imagined what it would be like in a busier area. [10:52] - Rob knew what he wanted but couldn't find an existing model. [12:40] - He knew the potential and took the step to learn about franchising before he even opened the first location. [14:17] - Rob describes the experience of the grand opening of the first location and how impactful it was on the business. [15:58] - The first location was a retail location having taken over part of an old Sports Authority. [17:50] - In the beginning, the food was not good quality and they improved overall to a full restaurant included inside. [20:26] - Opening a second location is exciting but spotlights areas of improvement. [23:05] - With the opening of the second location, they kept the first space the same and improved the second one with more games and party rooms. [24:41] - What happens when a new location doesn't have a successful launch? [26:10] - Knowing they wanted to franchise, they started the franchise process early on with the first franchisee opening up a location within a year of the first location. [27:43] - They started with franchised locations with friends and families. This allowed them to test processes and systems with honest feedback. [29:26] - The popularity of trampoline parks blew up across the United States and Launch Entertainment branched out into different attractions. [31:08] - With more attractions catering to the whole family, it created more opportunities to make more money. [34:33] - Rob lists the other attractions they added to make the experience more robust. [39:01] - There are a lot of perks to opening a franchise with Launch Entertainment. [42:17] - When you build something, build a strong brand with a robust operational marketing system to support the growth that lies ahead.   Mentioned in This Episode: Launch Trampoline Park Website Franchise with Launch Entertainment

We're drawing closer to the Craft Malt Conference 2023! The event is being held in Portland, Maine, from March 16 to March 18, 2023, and Jesse Bussard, Executive Director of the Craft Maltsters Guild, is back with a couple of friends for another Pre-Show! Meet Rob Arnold, President of Advanced Spirits, and author of “The Terroir of Whiskey”; and Mark Sorrells, Professor of Plant Breeding and Genetics at Cornell University, and head of their small grains project.Listen in for Jesse's breakdown of the process that led up to this year's conference, and how the stellar lineup was put together. Plus gain access to an archive of science on small grains, as well as how terroir can affect the flavor of distilled spirits, with Mark and Rob's studied accounts.It's the 10th anniversary of the Guild, and the 6th anniversary of the Conference! This is the only conference of its kind that offers workshops and seminars on all topics craft malt. Register now for both in-person and virtual options!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by Simplecast.

Doc welcomes Chimaira guitarist, Rob Arnold, back to the show for the second time and they talk about Rob's brand new solo album, Chimaira's reunion shows, and his career as a content creator on YouTube. Doc also speaks with Starset violinist and 2020'd Podcast co-host, Siobhán Cronin, back to the show to discuss the difficulties many artists like Bad Omens, Fear Factory, and Devin Townsend are voicing publically about the financial struggles of working musicians in the rock scene. This episode features the songs "Face The Truth" by Sight Unscene and "Mercury" by Rob Arnold. Follow Rob on Instagram and Twitter @RobArnoldWorld Follow Siobhan on Instagram @Siobhan_Violin Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this show's sponsor Sight Unscene at https://www.facebook.com/SightUnscene/ Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

00:00 - Good Morning 00:09 - Email 05:35 - Sponsors 07:34 - Amud Beis 16:45 - Amud Aleph 34:40 - Amud Beis 41:16 - Amud Aleph 42:00 - Have a Wonderful Day -- Today's shiur is sponsored לע״נ יוסף ברוך בן משה אהרון & לע״נ משה אלעזר בן נטע שלום And for the hatzlacha בכל ענינים for my children & Jeff Rosner: in zchus of my son Yosef Simcha Chaim Ben Sarah Chana Refuah Shlaima & Dr Avrum Epstein: In memory of my precious southern bell, wife, mother and grandmother - Rita Gay Epstein & Michael Benmeleh, Motty Perl & Aaron Hirsch: to be zoche to make it to Uman Rosh hashana this year!​ & לע״נ זכריה בן משה & Rob Arnold: רפואה שלמה לרננה בת אורה שרה, who had an operation yesterday & Refuah sheleimah for Shmuel Halevi Ben Shaina Chaya & לרפואת אסתר בת פורטונה כתון​ --- Turning of the daf Sponsored In Honor of Yanki Buam and Moshe Horn ברכה והצלחה בכל & L'zechus being able to support limud hatorah and to finish learning shas with R' Eli

Veteran cycling journalist Rob Arnold from RIDE Media joins Jordan Kounelis to recap this year's events at the Tour de France.

Join Jordan Kounelis on the Sporting Capital as he discusses the merits of Mark Blicavs and Adam Saad getting selected for the All-Australian team later this year, while he has a chat with Rob Arnold to review this year's Tour de France.

Jay meets his daughter Milly and her best friend Soapy and Justice's wife Reggie. ...Special Guest: Rob Arnold..Note: Due to some mic issues there is an echo in the background of this episode.

It's no surprise that people love short stories. They hold all the elements of a great novel — an intriguing theme, characters that seem to come to life, and storytelling that lingers even after the last page — all packaged in a brief, delightfully readable package. It's no wonder that award-winning author Don Lee has returned to short stories in his latest book, The Partition, 21 years after his landmark debut collection, Yellow, was published. In The Partition, Lee explored Asian American identity and the estrangement, alienation, and longing for connection that can come with it. Spanning decades, his nine novelistic stories traverse an array of cities from Tokyo to Honolulu to Boston, touching on encounters in local bars, restaurants, and hotels. Lee once said that his 2013 novel, The Collective, is about “sex, drugs, and rock and roll,” all while diving into the minds of relatable characters. The Partition follows a similar vibe. With almost acrobatic storytelling and characters that richly portray the human psyche, The Partition incisively examines heartbreak, identity, family, and relationships through characters searching for answers to universal questions: Where do I belong? How can I find love? What defines an authentic self? They're the kinds of questions that leave you wondering and examining your own life — all trademarks of great short stories, told by a seasoned storyteller. Don Lee is the author of the story collection Yellow and the novels Country of Origin, Wrack and Ruin, The Collective, and Lonesome Lies Before Us. He has received an American Book Award, the Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature, and the Sue Kaufman Prize for First Fiction. He lives in Baltimore with his wife, the writer Jane Delury,and teaches in the MFA program in creative writing at Temple University in Philadelphia. Rob Arnold is a Chamorro poet with nearly two decades of experience in literary publishing and related positions. Currently he is the interim executive director of Hugo House. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Ploughshares, the Gettysburg Review, Hyphen, and Poetry Northwest, among others. He has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and has received support from the Somerville Arts Council, the Jack Straw Cultural Center, and Artist Trust. Buy the Book: The Partition (Hardcover) from Elliott Bay Books Presented by Town Hall Seattle. To become a member or make a donation click here. 

We dive into Robs moto and Pitbike interest and talk about Robs upcoming events and also talk about some of his projects along with Red Bull day in the dirt, down south event.

  B.S. Over A Couple Of Brews   Episode 2 - "Lofi Nofi"   Episode Summary:   Come join Rick-O and Korbs, and B.S. over a couple of brews. Tonight we discuss our favorite types of beer, some crazy concert experiences, and the music we both have been listening to lately. Rick-O's wireless mouse miraculously still works, so that's pretty cool. Cheers to good fortune, and also to remembrance!     The Brews: Rick-O's Brew: "Undead Party Crasher (Imperial Stout)" (Brewed by Clown Shoes)(Boston, MA) Korbs' Brew: "Sticky Situation Cinnamon Bun Stout" (Brewed by Legal Remedy Brewing Co.)(Rockhill, SC) Rick-O's Favorite Beer Styles: Stouts are my favorite. I mostly enjoy them for the rich flavor, and a lot of them tend to have hints of coffee. My second favorite type of beer is Porters, because there are a lot of coffee related porters out there. (Starting to see a pattern, here? Lol.) Lastly, I enjoy some sour beers, as long as they don't taste like straight-up stomach bile. I like the fruity sours, mostly. Korbs' Favorite Beer Styles: Porters Stouts Sours and Gose Beers, because they're a little bit lighter and don't make me feel like shit. Crazy Concert Experiences: Rick-O and Korbs went to a Lamb of God show at the LC Pavilion, in Columbus, OH. The venue is modelled after the House of Blues. The guy leaning over the rail of the upper balcony fell over the rail, and ended up falling 15 or 20 feet down on top of another concert goer pretty much shoulder to shoulder. Korbs went to the (3-9-2005) Lamb of God, Slipknot, and Shadow's Fall Show, at CSU Convocation Center in Cleveland, OH. Some guy with a compound leg fracture, had to be carried out of the pit and off the floor by a friend. Can't remember which show it was at The Foundry, but I had some random guy that was trying to talk to me right in the middle of a song that was real heavy. He tried to grab me around the back of my head to pull me towards him. I pushed him away, and when he came back towards me I picked him up and threw him into the middle of the pit. Then, the guy stood up and started making weird "Karate gestures". Everyone avoided the guy. I'm pretty sure the dude was on PCP or something. Lol. In 2017, Korbs went to a Decibel Magazine Festival. Pig Destroyer and Sleep were the headliners. Some dude was so high that he crumpled a full cup of water without spilling any, and tried to stick it in his back pocket. Dude did not spill a single drop. On 10-10-2011, a major fight broke out during the Chimaira show at The Outpost, in Kent, OH. Pretty sure it was Revocation and Impending Doom that were also on that bill. Andols was not playing drums with Chimaira at that time. It was Chimaira's last show of their Age of Hell album cycle. Korbs saw Ex-Chimaira Rhythm Guitarist, Matt DeVries, years later at an Unearth and Whitechapel concert in Chicago. Matt DeVries was playing guitar for Unearth. Korbs asked DeVries if he remembered that Outpost show, and he actually did.

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In this edition of Cask Strength Meets we chat to Master Distiller and author, Rob Arnold. We focus on his recent book - The Terroir of Whiskey: A Distiller's Journey Into the Flavor of Place. Rob has had a truly fascinating journey into whiskey. Growing up surrounded by bourbon in Kentucky, transitioning into the whiskey industry, becoming a Master Distiller, gaining a PhD and releasing a book on Terroir and Whiskey. A real whisky enthusiasts episode and not to be missed. Enjoy the show folks. Follow us on instagram and Twitter - https://linktr.ee/caskstrengthpodcast Email enquiries to caskstrengthpodcast@gmail.com Edited - Nathan Currie All views are our own.

Mixing storytelling with conventional Q&A, Chimaira guitarist and riff master Rob Arnold joins #EP10 of the Life Is Peachy Podcast to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their Roadrunner Records debut “Pass Out Of Existence” (2001). LEAVE A REVIEW - https://apple.co/38Ol9Id INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/lifeispeachypodcast/ PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/lifeispeachypodcast FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/groups/lifeispeachypodcast HNIMP - https://www.youtube.com/hernameismurderproductions REACTION CHANNEL - https://bit.ly/2IQda2K CHIMAIRA LINKS // Pass Out Of Existence Medley | Playthrough w/ Rob Arnold - shorturl.at/hzCG4 “Split” Official Music Video - shorturl.at/hmqHP Liberated Tape Archive / Chimaira- shorturl.at/tuDFJ A huge Thank YOU to the LIP “Virtual Tip Jar” Patrons and to David, spinning the CD Discman Tier over on Patreon - www.patreon.com/lifeispeachypodcast “Life Is Peachy” Artwork Created by Chris Lisa Liefting. https://chrislisaliefting.com/ “Life Is Peachy” Theme Song Written & Performed by Tim Richardson. https://www.youtube.com/user/tnarichardson All music from “Pass Out Of Existence” is used by permission: -Obo- Mark Hunter, Rob Arnold, Jason Hagar, Chris Spicuzza, Jim Lamarca & Andols Herrick The Life Is Peachy Podcast is NOT monetized. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.All rights and credits go to its rightful owners.

Episode Notes Tom is Forrest, now a multi-millionaire, he decides to use his money before running across the country, becoming a father then his new wife is ill. Darren talks to Daniel Iffland, Erin Gambrill and Rob Arnold about the conclusion of the film.

On this episode of the Every Child Every Day Podcast, Superintendent Dr. Rob Arnold sits down with Assistant Superintendent Dr. William Wells to answer some frequently asked questions as they relate to COVID-19, quarantining and virtual learning. Listen to hear information about our free testing and vaccination clinic on Tuesday, August 31, 2021.

Fueling Kentucky talks with Amber Reed of Petro Towery, Max Arnold and Rob Arnold of Max Arnold & Sons, Mark Hill of ET Producs, Brad Crawford of JF Petroleum, and Jacob Webster of Lykins Energy Solutions (participants in KPMA's EPIC Leadership Development Program) about the ever-changing business landscape in 2021 and their goals for the EPIC program. Recorded in March 2021.Fueling Kentucky is the podcast for all things fuel and convenience in Kentucky. Produced by KPMA, Fueling Kentucky provides listeners with timely information and insights about KY's fuel and convenience industry, highlights KPMA members in action, and continues the ongoing awareness of our industry's importance to the Commonwealth.

RIDE Media's Rob Arnold joined Jordan Kounelis on the first rest day of the Tour de France to recap a highly eventful first nine days of the tour and the significance of Ben O'Connor's stage victory on stage nine.

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Chimaira fue una banda de groove metal formada en 1998 y disuelta en 2014, se originaron en Cleveland, Ohio. El nombre se deriva de la Quimera, un monstruo con cabeza de león, cuerpo de cabra y cola de serpiente, según la mitología griega. Esta banda fue una de las más destacables de la "Nueva Ola Del Heavy Metal Americano" o NWOAHM. Chimaira se formó en 1998 por el guitarrista Jason Hager, y el vocalista Mark Hunter. Poco después, entraron el batería Jason Genaro y el bajista Andrew Ermlick, y de esta forma cerraron la alineación. Tras unos pocos ensayos, decidieron que querían un sonido de guitarra más pesado y por recomendación del bajista Andrew, se unió un segundo guitarrista llamado Rob Arnold, a quien conoció en una banda en la que coincidieron ambos anteriormente, llamada Common Thread, y justamente, la que era la actual banda de Rob llamada Sanctum se acababa de disolver. El primer demo de la banda se editó en 1999, y durante la grabación, Rob, recomendó a Mark y a Jason que remplazaran a Genaro por un batería llamado Andols Herrick, que tocó con Rob en Sanctum. Después de escuchar una grabación en la que tocaba Andols, la banda aceptó la petición de Rob de sustituir a Genaro por este. Al día siguiente Andols grabó las partes de batería para el demo. La banda pasó una buena parte de 1999 haciendo muchas presentaciones en vivo por América, y durante ese año, Andrew Ermlick dejó la banda para concentrarse en sus estudios universitarios. Fue reemplazado por Rob Lesniak. La banda grabó su segundo demo ese mismo año, y este comenzó a ser ampliamente difundido en varias estaciones de radio universitarias de la zona. Su primer EP, This Present Darkness, salió un año después, el 11 de enero del 2000, ofreciendo algunas canciones que formarían parte de Pass Out Of Existence. Durante la grabación, Rob Lesniak sustituyó al bajista Andrew Ermlick. Más tarde, el productor de la banda y encargado de los sonidos electrónicos de la banda en el estudio, Ben Schigel, pasó a encargarse de la electrónica del grupo también para los directos temporalmente. Este EP atrajo mucha popularidad y la aclamación de la crítica, y Chimaira firmó un contrato con Roadrunner Records. Poco después, en el año 2001, editarón su primer disco de larga duración, llamado Pass Out Of Existence. En esos momentos Jim LaMarca ya era bajista, pues sustituyó a Rob Lesniak, y Chris Spicuzza entró como encargado oficial de la electrónica. Poco después del lanzamiento del álbum y la gira que iba a seguirle, Jason Hager abandonó el grupo cuando se enteró de que iba a ser padre. Matt DeVries, de una banda llamada Ascensión, fue contratado para hacerse cargo de la guitarra rítmica. En lo que respecta a la música, el primer EP This Present Darkness y Pass Out Of Existence, tenían un sonido mucho más electrónico e industrial que sus discos posteriores, incorporando incluso rapeos. La banda retorna a su hogar a finales del 2002 para comenzar a escribir y grabar su siguiente álbum, The Impossibility of Reason. El proceso de grabación de este dico fue documentado en su primer DVD, llamado The Dehumanizing Process. Después del lanzamiento y de las giras que vendrían luego, el baterista Andols Herrick decide dejar la banda. Como evidencia, en el DVD documental, Herrick aparece poco entusiasta acerca de estar constantemente de gira. Este regresa a su hogar para obtener un título de músico en la universidad. Chimaira se hace con los servicios de Ricky Evensand a la batería. Evensan, oriundo de Suecia, es probablemente más conocido por haber sido parte de Soilwork durante un corto tiempo. La permanencia de Evensand en Chimaira fue relativamente corta. Debido a problemas con el visado y a su naturaleza temperamental, él dejó la banda. Siguiendo un consejo del guitarrista de Slayer, Kerry King, Hunter contacta con Kevin Talley, un experimentado baterista de death metal, quien previamente estuvo en bandas como Dying Fetus y Misery Index. Con la presencia de Talley, la banda termina las fechas restantes de su gira y regresa a su hogar para un período de descanso. Pronto comienzan a escribir y grabar su siguiente álbum. Con este disco, la banda termina completamente con algunos de los rapeos de sus anteriores lanzamientos y reduce notablemente los sonidos electrónicos, dando paso al groove metal y al metalcore, sonido que mantienen en la actualidad. En el primer cuatrimestre de 2005, la banda había terminado la mayor parte de su próximo lanzamiento y salía de gira una vez más. El álbum homónimo, el primero (y único) con la participación de Talley, fue realizado en agosto de 2005 mientras la banda formaba parte en la gira "Sounds of the Underground". Hunter y DeVries participan en otro proyecto musical ese año, el CD por el 25 aniversario del sello Roadrunner United, llamado The All-Star Sessions. Quien también participó en la grabación de varias canciones fue el baterista original Andols Herrick. Estas sesiones de grabación le devolvieron a Herrick el interés en ser un miembro de la banda. A comienzos de 2006, Herrick y los miembros de la banda conversaron y él volvió a unirse a la banda. La marcha de Talley fue en términos amistosos y el ya estaba recibiendo propuestas de otras bandas como The Red Chord, Misery Index o Dååth. En 2006, la banda termina su contrato con Roadrunner Records y firman con Ferret Records para la distribución estadounidense. También llegan a un acuerdo con Nuclear Blast para las gestiones internacionales. El 6 de marzo de 2007 sale a la venta su cuarto LP, titulado Resurrection. Este álbum mantiene el tono oscuro y pesimista de las letras de Mark Hunter. Musicalmente es un paso adelante en la calidad de la banda gracias a canciones como "Six", que demuestran que el virtuosismo y los elementos progresivos no están dispares con la fiereza del Metal. La edición de lujo incluyó un DVD con el making off del álbum, el video de Resurrection y galerías de fotos. Tras el éxito de su anterior álbum, el grupo comienza a trabajar en un nuevo proyecto. Es producido por Ben Schigel, quien ya había trabajado en The Impossibility of Reason y Chimaira. Después de algunos meses de promoción del nuevo álbum mediante vídeos colgados en la página web oficial de la banda, el primer sencillo sale a la venta el 3 de marzo de 2009, titulado "Secrets of the Dead". El álbum, llamado The Infection, saldría finalmente al mercado en la fecha prevista, el 21 de abril, alcanzando el número 30 en la lista Billboard 200. Durante una serie de fechas de la gira europea de The Infecction, Emil Werstler de la banda Dååth entró para cubrir el puesto de Matt DeVries, debido a que este último acababa de tener un hijo. Chimaira realizará una gira por Australia a nivel nacional en 2010. Van a hacer shows a través de Sídney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Perth y Brisbane, con el apoyo de Double Dragon. Chimaira estuvo tocando con Trivium y Whitechapel en un tour de 16 fechas por el Reino Unido que comenzó el 5 de marzo de 2010. A finales de ese año, el bajista Jim LaMarca deja Chimaira. En el comunicado de la banda, le deseaban lo mejor a él con su nueva familia, aunque no se aclaró que ese fuese el motivo de su salida. Algunas fuentes dicen que Jim quiso "madurar y crecer" y comenzó a ejercer de peluquero. En 5 de abril de 2011, el teclista y sampleador Chris Spicuzza dejó la banda debido a un "ambiente negativo" y al estado de la industria musical. Spicuzza y unos amigos suyos iniciaron una compañía para juegos de móviles. ​ El día 13 de ese mismo mes el batería Andols Herrick también abandona la agrupación. Dijo que "los chicos (miembros de Chimaira) habían tenido problemas con ciertos aspectos de mi papel en la banda" y que se tomó la decisión de que sería mejor para el grupo seguir sin él. Aunque Herrick no estaba en el grupo desde diciembre del 2010, no fue anunciado hasta ese día (13 de abril). A Herrick se le pidió que volviese, pero este declinó la oferta. Dijo que por motivos similares a la decisión de Spicuzza en cuanto a la situación de la industria musical y preocupación por su futuro, diciendo que para alguien que no tenía experiencia en nada que no fuese la batería, los cambios grandes en la vida era mejor hacerlos a los treinta que a finales de la treintena o a los cuarenta años. The Age of Hell salió el 16 de agosto. El trabajo fue compuesto en su totalidad por Hunter, Arnold y el productor Ben Schigel, (quien se encargó también de la batería), a excepción de un tema, que fue escrito por estos tres junto a Phil Bozeman. Al margen de alguna colaboración puntual en algunos cortes, los instrumentos también fueron grabados por los tres músicos; Hunter se encargó de las voces y de los teclados y programaciones, Arnold de las guitarras y del bajo y Schigel de la batería. El trío también se encargó de producir el disco. El guitarrista rítmico Matt DeVries, que todavía estaba en la banda por aquellas épocas, no participó en el álbum y dijo que Hunter, Arnold y Schigel se encargaron de todo el proceso y grabaron todo ellos mismos para hacerlo más rápidamente. Poco después, DeVries y Arnold abandonan la banda por motivos personales. Con el tiempo, DeVries dijo en una entrevista que quería hacer otras cosas y que la química con la banda se había perdido. También comentó que Arnold estaba cansado de las giras y quería volver a casa. Austin D'Amond se hizo con el puesto de batería, Matt Szlachta de Dirge Within pasó a ser guitarrista rítmico, y tres miembros del grupo Dååth se encargaron de los instrumentos restantes; Emil Werstler de la guitarra solista (este ya había tocado el bajo y la guitarra en Chimaira; tras la salida de LaMarca y tras el breve hiato de DeVries para dedicarse a su hijo recién nacido), Jeremy Creamer del bajo (que ocupó el puesto que había dejado Werstler tras pasar este a encargase de la guitarra líder) y Sean Zatorsky a los samples y teclados y a la segunda voz. Esta nueva formación dio vida a Crown of Phantoms que salió a la venta el 30 de julio de 2013. El 1 de septiembre de 2014, Emil Werstler anuncia su salida del grupo; un día después, todos los integrantes restantes, a excepción de Mark Hunter abandonan la agrupación dejando al vocalista como el único miembro activo. tras esto, este declaró en un comunicado que ponía fin a la banda. En 2017 tras un comunicado en Facebook, se anunció que la formación clásica de la banda (Hunter, Arnold, DeVries, LaMarca, Herrick, Spicuzza) realizaría un único concierto en el Teatro Agora a fines de diciembre, siendo este concierto el Chimaira Christmas 15.

Mike enjoys a sit down with Rob Arnold, Master Distiller of TX Bourbon (of Firestone and Robertson Distilling Company) in Fort Worth Texas. It's an episode with many expressions and some great whiskey science! You definitely want to tune in for this one to learn more about how Texas does whiskey, Find out more about TX Bourbon at https://www.frdistilling.com/tx-bourbon/ Thanks to our great sponsor for their support in producing this episode: Premium Bar Products: https://premiumbarproducts.com/

This week's guest on Spirits of Whisk(e)y is Rob Arnold, Master Distiller at Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co., in Fort Worth, Texas, makers of TX Whiskey. Fort Worth, aka Cowtown, was at one time home to the world's largest horse and mule market. Now, however, thanks to the pioneering work of this third-generation whiskey professional and bona fide Renaissance man, it's a center of whiskey innovation. Listen and learn how the author of Shots of Knowledge: The Science of Whiskey (2016) and The Terroir of Whiskey: A Distiller's Journey into the Flavor of Place (2021) left his native Louisville to blaze his own whiskey trail, in the process earning a PhD in plant breeding and genetics at Texas A&M University. Then whet your appetite with Chef Louise Leonard's suggestions for pairing TX Pedro Ximénez sherry cask-finished Straight Bourbon with an exquisite Spanish flan, featuring flambéed apricots, cherries, and plums. This decadent dessert, which picks up the bourbon's caramel and candied nut notes, makes for a perfect after-dinner treat. Please visit spiritsofwhiskey.com for show notes, past episodes, and coming attractions. Ad Music for The VIP Lounge, "Redwood Trail," Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/support

During this past year many parts of our lives were impacted in a way we have never experienced. So many facets of our lives moved from in-person to virtual. Technologies such as Google Meet and Zoom became household words and a major mode of communication. In this episode of the Every Child Every Day Podcast, Dr. Rob Arnold and Mr. Gary Wood discuss in depth Central Virginia Electric Cooperative’s (CVEC) plan to expand and provide high speed reliable internet access to Amherst County families.

On this episode of the Every Child Every Day Podcast, Dr. Rob Arnold sits with Director of Student Services, Mr. Josh Neighbors to discuss 2021 Summer Programming. They tackle topics like learning loss and ACPS’ unique plan to help students fill in those gaps in learning. Listen to hear more about the 2021 Summer Program structure, schedule and how to request your students’ participation.

How can you find an agent to work with you if you are new?  What can an investor-friendly agent help with?  How can you get accurate comps?  Rob Arnold has been a licensed broker and real estate investor for almost 30 years. His company, Sand Dollar Realty, has been involved in thousands of real estate transactions in the Alamonte Springs, FL area. What You Will Learn  Why agents and investors so often have adversarial relationships How to compensate an agent legally How to respond to the "I will not present that offer" response from an agent Mentioned in This Episode Learn why Rob likes PropStream! https://www.sub2deals.com/propstream Contact Rob at Rob@SDRHouses.com or give him a call at 407-389-7318 Visit Rob's website at https://sdrhouses.com/ Like the podcast?  If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review below or on Apple Podcast. FREEBIES: Want to Buy Houses with William? Join our JVP Program! Schedule a FREE 15 Minute Consultation Call: https://www.sub2deals.com/joint-venture-partner/ Want to Be a Part of the BEST Subject To Coaching Group on Facebook? Learn How to "Get the Deed!" Join us Today! https://www.sub2deals.com/group-coaching Get Our FREE Seller Negotiation Course: http://podcast.sub2deals.com/how-to-negotiate-with-real-estate-sellers/ Get Our FREE Real Estate Investor Business Plan: http://podcast.sub2deals.com/free-business-plan/ Get the BEST Tools for Real Estate Investors Here: https://www.sub2deals.com/tools Stuck on a deal or just need a quick 1 on 1 consultation with William? https://clarity.fm/williamtingle Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sub2Deals/ Facebook Group: https://www.Sub2Forum.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/sub2deals Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sub2deals/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/sub2deals/ The Sub2Deals Show Podcast: https://www.Sub2Podcast.com Website: https://www.Sub2Deals.com

Almost a year ago to the date, the world changed in a way no one could have imagined. What began as an initial goal to vaccinate the ACPS staff, then manifested into a major collaborative effort with Amherst County Public Safety and the Virginia Department of Health to best serve the needs of our community. Join Dr. Rob Arnold as he talks with Dr. William Wells to share information on all things COVID-19 vaccines. Listen for information on how to get scheduled for a vaccination at the Amherst County Vaccination clinic and how to volunteer.

We get downright nerdy about whiskey and its terroir with book author and distiller Rob Arnold. He recently published his book, The Terroir of Whiskey, starting a conversation about whiskey that hasn't really been had yet. Find the book at FRdistilling.com or on Amazon.Booze imbibed:TX Whiskey Port CaskGuests:Rob Arnold of Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co.Co-Hosts:Andi Whiskey, instagram.com/andi.whiskeyNemo, instagram.com/nemowithatwistSponsors:Branch & Barrel Whiskey (Don't forget to check out their new coffee whiskey!)And don't forget to follow us on instagram, instagram.com/send.whiskey and shoot us a message about what you'd like to hear on future episodes.Also check out our agency, Twist & Tailor, instagram.com/twistandtailor. We help grow food and beverage businesses. If you own a business, get in touch.

Rob Arnold’s project for the 2020 Jack Straw Writers Program is a poetic memoir that tackles the complex legacies of familial trauma. In his conversation with curator Anastacia-Renée, they discuss cross-genre writing, the distance and connection created by language, and matching linguistic precision with visual expansion. “I started thinking about these things in a much […]

We chat with Dave Sanders one of Jai's former sports directors about his amazing journey from The Jayco Herald Sun Tour to leading the Giro. We also check in again with Matt Poyner and Rob Arnold to run through the final stage of the Giro d'Italia and asses Jai's chances of pulling off one of cyclings greatest ever grand tour victories.

We discuss all the fall out of the riders protest on stage 19 at the Giro. Are the riders too soft or do the organisers need to work harder at improving conditions at their races? We chat with Rob Arnold from Ride Media and Brenton Jones checks in from hotel quarantine in WA.

First Launch Capital Fund is a pre-seed/seed-stage venture capital fund headquartered in Greensboro that focuses on capital appreciation, economic development and job creation through investments in companies with high growth and future funding potential. The fund recently announced the closing of an investment in ThreatSketch, LLC a Winston-Salem-based cyber risk management tool. Thanks for joining us! This episode is sponsored by Truliant Federal Credit Union Visit Truliant here --------------------- Today's host is Lou Anne Flanders-Stec, the Chamber's Executive Vice President of Launch Greensboro, where she is responsible for programming for early-stage entrepreneurs. Lou Anne is also the Fund Executive for First Launch Capital Fund, a seed stage venture fund based in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina.   00:58 - Lou Anne opens with an introduction of herself and First Launch Capital Fund. She is joined by Bill Soles, an investment banker turned private investor, and Rob Arnold, the founder and CEO of Threat Sketch, a company that provides cybersecurity risk assessments for small and medium businesses.   3:32 - Lou Anne asks Rob for more on his background and what prompted him to start his own technology company. He explains how his early career enabled him to learn about many different technologies, allowing him to turn to independent consulting, and then started graduate school to learn more about the growing field of cyber security. Rob explains how this all led to the formation of Threat Sketch.   8:58 - There are a few real keys to success in the entrepreneurial and investment world. Lou Anne asks Rob what his keys to success have been in developing his company, and what aspects he thinks provide continued success for the future of his business. Rob emphasizes the strength of the entrepreneurial resources in the Piedmont Triad, credits the Lean Startup Bootcamp put on by the Startup Factory for giving him a firm foundation, and local angel networks for continued support.   12:55 - Lou Anne asks Rob about why he decided to raise capital for his business and what made him choose First Launch Capital as his investor. Rob explains that accessing capital allows a small business to grow more quickly and with more stability, while also being able to try riskier products and markets. Good investors mean the business can have more shots to optimize the product market fit and maximize return on investment.   15:30 - Lou Anne asks Bill how he approached the fundraising process, as one of Threat Sketch's key advisors. Bill gave the investor perspective and was able to clue Rob in to the need to “talk the talk” to investors, rather than speaking solely from an entrepreneur's perspective.   17:10 - Lou Anne inquires why Rob accepted First Capital's invitation for investment. Rob explains that First Launch is a bridge between the angel investment and the seed round that the company was planning later in the year. He wanted to signal to the investing community that Threat Sketch was growing and wanted to build a strong, very local company.   18:58 - Lou Anne asks Bill what his top considerations are when he makes an investment, and what he advises companies to think about when they start approaching investors. Bill explains that startups and early stage companies need a strong team with good entrepreneurial experience, ready to give 150% to the growth and success of the company. There also needs to be a big market for the product or service, multiple exit opportunities, and minimal capital to have the business succeed.   24:48 - Bill emphasizes the excellent management team that Threat Sketch has as another strong point of a good investment opportunity. A team needs to be able to pivot and adapt with strong leadership and good ideas.   25:30 - Lou Anne asks Bill what are the key goals and outcomes he has as an investor, besides the obvious return-on-investment. He sees positive results in financial return, job creation and growth, and strengthening the local and regional economy to keep the highly educated younger populations graduating from the colleges and universities.    31:50 - Lou Anne wraps up with more information about First Launch Capital Fund, how companies can qualify for investment opportunities, and how First Launch truly helps support early stage companies grow with more than just financial resources.  --------------------- Threat Sketch: https://threatsketch.com/   First Launch Capital Fund: https://www.firstlaunchcapital.com/   Contact Lou Anne (lafstec@firstlaunchcapital.com) if you're interested in learning more about  venture capital opportunities for your business. Learn more about First Launch Capital Fund at firstlaunchcapital.com. Remember to subscribe for new episode notifications each week. Make sure to follow impact. The Boro on social media! Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @gsochamber Visit the Chamber website at greensboro.org.

On today's episode of Retail Retold we have Rob Arnold Co-Owner and CEO of Launch Franchising. Rob tells our host Chris Ressa the story of his flagship Launch Trampoline Park in Warwick, RI. An entrepreneur to his core, Rob shares how a trip to Disney inspired the birth of Launch Franchise. In this interview Rob highlights the importance of Launch Trampoline Park evolving into Launch Entertainment. He describes all the new lanes of entertainment they have recently introduced which includes VR, bowling, arcades, laser tag and even a few bars! He also opens up to Chris about what their re-opening plan is going to look like, noting that the most important part is making sure their customers are comfortable, safe and ready to re-enter social settings. Listen to find out how he put a creative spin on face masks which will even make them fun for the whole family to wear!

While this is officially a Shockwaves Skullsessions episode, this was the episode that convinced Matt and Chris that AFTERSHOCKS needed to be formed. Check out this great interview with guitarist Rob Arnold and vocalist Mark Hunter of Chimaira as they revisit the band's great history as the leaders of the New Wave Of American Heavy Metal. www.aftershockspodcast.com - Website www.facebook.com/aftershockspod1 - Facebook www.twitter.com/aftershockspod1 - Twitter www.instagram.com/aftershockspod1 - Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cmspn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cmspn/support