Podcast appearances and mentions of Rob Burns

Rob Burns is a documentarian and a master storyteller. As the creator of TreeHouse Studios, his mission is to help companies and brands tell their story in a way that inspires, engages and creates loyalty with their audience.You can see his work at https://treehousestudios.studio/

Since Justin decided to be sick instead of awesome and refused to get out of bed this morning, Ian Cope and Rob Burns joined Daniel via video conference this week to discuss the week's local sports news, and select a Spivey Athlete of the Week.

Justin, Daniel, and producer Andrew discuss PAC 12 football, Seahawks overtime win, and Mariners playoff chances. Justin attempted to Stump Daniel with Tony Gwynn vs Seattle Mariners trivia, and Rob Burns joins the show to break down local football, and the Aberdeen-Elma soccer game. Also, a Pacific County running back was named Spivey Athlete of the Week.

To celebrate 10,000 downloads of our first ever episode, The Nightingale, I'm delighted to be able to offer you a bite-size version of it!It seems apt to be able to release this at this time of year as the Nightingale is back at Knepp in brilliant numbers and is singing away in the scrubland. Many thanks indeed go to Rob Burns for distilling the magical essence of the Nightingale in to a short podcast. Enjoy!

Sony Pictures México nos invitó a ver Amor a Primer Mensaje (Love Again) Mientras intenta superar la pérdida de su prometido, Mira Ray envía una serie de mensajes románticos a su antiguo número de teléfono... sin tener en cuenta que el número había sido reasignado al nuevo teléfono de trabajo de Rob Burns. Rob, periodista, queda sorprendido por la honestidad de los mensajes de texto. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales y no te pierdas los artículos de nuestro blog. https://linktr.ee/PuntoGeek

The John Fredericks Radio Show - GUESTS: Col. John Mills, Matt Mower, Rob Burns, Wendy Ahrenkiel, Julianne Murray, Ben Knotts, Richard Baris + your calls at 1-888-480-JOHN (5646) and on GETTR @jfradioshow #GodzillaOfTruth #TruckingTheTruth #OracleOfDeplorables

The Long View looks into community resiliency during Covid; The founder of Local Motion pivots from business to public service in the race for lieutenant governor; Local museum spotlights Hawaiʻi's Black History

On today's episode, we have Seaula Tupa'i Jr., Rob Burns, and Tae Kim, the republican candidates for the lieutenant governor position, on the show today to do a Talk Story Q&A session. This Q&A consisted of long form questions, and a few community questions, however, the format of this forum is entirely different than the usual debates and forums you normally see. Please share with your community, and please register to vote in this upcoming 2022 election! Mahalo to Seaula Tupa'i Jr., Rob Burns, and Tae Kim, for this opportunity to host a discussion today featuring all three of you! Good luck to all three of you gentlemen in this upcoming 2022 election season! Please like, comment, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell for more episodes. 

In today's episode, Geoffrey Wilcoxson interviews Kelly Mcguire and Rob Burns about their careers as educators, challenges faced in their field of work, being faithful to God and their employer along with some practical advice. We hope this episode is helpful and encouraging! We will see you next week!

Pastor Denny Burns brings a charge for the church and for our lead pastor, Rob Burns.

Wherein Harry hogs the mic in a frank chat with Rob organized by Jenn to explore Night Shift's sprawling empire in all three tiers.  (

Today we are diving into the world of Amazon Product videos! Rob Burns is the Founder and CEO of VideoTelepathy.com. VideoTelepathy specializes in creating marketing and product videos for Amazon, eCommerce, and Crowdfund businesses. In this episode we talk about best practices,  Amazon Live Videos and so much more! Combining his 20+ years of experience copywriting and online marketing Rob is considered an industry expert on creating high-quality product videos and ads that sell. Join our community! www.facebook.com/groups/lunchwithnorm/ Produced by Kelsey Farrar Theme Music by Hayden Farrar

Chaplain Colonel Charles Causey is an author, pastor, and chaplain. Today, Charles shares with us his story of resisting the call to ministry, how the Lord's providence has cared for his family through the years, and why  he decided to become a writer. We also discuss his latest book Candor which is all about navigating difficult conversations with love and grace. Charles's story reminds us that the Lord's heart for us is always truth but also love. Listen to Charles's story now! Stories Charles shared: Growing up in Leavenworth, KS Feeling a little inoculated to the faith by college Getting involved in Campus Crusade for Christ in a small revival Giving his life to Christ at a backpacking camp Feeling God's call to serve him full time Switching over to being a chaplain in the Army reserves A moment of worship that shaped him How his ministry set him up for enjoying seminary Making a deal with God to have time with his family How getting laid off allowed him to apply for jobs and still get paid Planting a church in Minnesota Struggling with God while living away from his family Deciding to become a writer while deployed during the Surge Why he wrote his book Candor Great quotes from Charles: Sometimes you feel lost when you're not around those you love the most. God has big shoulders. Write for yourself. Resources we mentioned: Charles' website Candor: The Secret to Succeeding at Tough Conversations by Charles Causey The Lion and the Lamb: The True Holocaust Story of a Powerful Nazi Leader and a Dutch Resistance Worker by Charles Causey In Danger Every Hour: A Civil War Novel by Charles Causey Related episodes: Rob Burns and Crossing Cultures Billie Jauss and Home is Where We Are Mike Elder and the Legacy of Faith The post Charles Causey and Chasing Candor appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Singer/songwriter and guitarist Wade Cambern is a Hoku Award-winning producer and composer for Hawaiian Style Band. His original songs "Love and Honesty," "Let’s Talk Story," "Live A Little, Hawaiian Style," "Rhythm of the Ocean" and others continue to resonate with listeners in Hawaii and throughout the world. Along with Israel Kamakawiwa’ole and Bryan Kessler, they wrote the song “Living in a Sovereign Land” that has been a standard bearer for those advocating for the rights of the Hawaiian people.During a musical career spanning decades, Wade’s voice and music have also been recorded in many radio and television advertisements, and he now directs the Contemporary Service Music Ensemble at Central Union Church in Honolulu.But where did he grow up? What did his parents do and how did this influence him? Which member of the Adams Family tv show did he go to school with? How did he end up in Hawaii? How did he meet Bryan Kessler, and Rob Burns, and get started with the Hawaiian Style Band? How did Robi Kahakalau join the band? The band was conceptualized as a revolving band, a collaboration of more than fifty musicians, that included Hawaiian music notables Israel Kamakawiwa'ole; Bla, Cyril, and Martin Pahinui; Fiji; Teresa Bright; Del Beazley; and the Ka'au Crater Boys.Well listen in, hear some great music, and hear the life story of Wade Cambern (and a bonus song at the end if you listen all the way). And yes, you’ll find out who that Adams Family cast member was.

In Episode 18, Rob Burns, Founder/Int’l Director of Missional Links-Wales, former youth player at Wolves, and former youth coach, talks with Phil about the effect of a toxic coach on the team, his “head, heart, hands” philosophy, how he applies soccer in his marriage and parenting, the importance of supporters in your life, the importance of a learning posture, and living lives of integrity and humility. Specifically, Rob discusses: His story and how he developed his passion for soccer and leadership (1:51) How a toxic team environment caused by his coach led to him losing a love for the game, and how he got the love back (5:33) What we need to make sure we’re doing as coaches to avoid toxic environments (7:28) The “Head, Heart, Hands” philosophy, and how it plays out in soccer and other areas of life (10:04) Principles from the beautiful game that he used in his parenting (18:20) The importance of supporters in our lives and the disappearance of home-field advantage during COVID (24:04) Raising young adults and adults to live lives of integrity, and how it differs from raising younger children (26:19) Creating an environment where there is a freedom to fail and, simultaneously, a culture of taking responsibility for your actions (35:26) The importance of teamwork (37:47) His love story with his bride and how he uses lessons learned from soccer in his marriage and other areas of life (39:23) Giving leaders time to develop and implement their culture (47:04) Rob’s video and book recommendations (49:24) Resources and Links from this Episode Missional Links-Wales website -- https://www.missionallinkswales.org.uk Uncut Video of the Episode –https://youtu.be/Lr3u4BKJ6Ks HSEL Facebook Group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/howsoccerexplainsleadership Phil on Clubhouse -- @phildarke How Soccer Explains the World, by Franklin Foer A Matter of Life and Death: The History of Football in 100 Quotes, by Jim White Sir Alex Ferguson: Secrets of Success (Netflix) All or Nothing: Manchester City (Amazon Prime) All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur (Amazon Prime) Sunderland ‘Til I Die (Netflix) Leeds: Take Us Home (Amazon Prime)  

Today we are talking all about videos that convert on Amazon. We are a huge difference in the conversion numbers between sellers that use video and those who do not. But what videos work best for converting a customer to buy? Our guest Rob Burns from Video Telepathy is here to tell you all about […] The post Episode 53: Amazon Videos that Convert with Rob Burns appeared first on TurnKey Product Management - Podcast.

Travel to Wales with Dr. Greg Linville as he interviews Rob Burns and Jamie Dallimore of Missional Link Wales.

Neil Matthews is a husband, father, and the producer of the podcast Other People's Shoes where he creates space to hear one another's perspectives. Today, Neil shares how he got swept into youth ministry, lost it all after a startling confession, and found a new ministry in podcasting. Neil relates his struggle with pride as a cover for his deeper woundings. He learned to depend on grace in humility while listening to what others are going through. Neil's story reminds us that God is shaping us for the good through even the hardest experiences. Listen to Neil's story now! Stories Neil shared: Growing up in Southern California Moving to Oregon before sixth grade Choosing Christ and getting baptized The night he almost committed suicide The mentor who gave him a DC Talk tape Giving his life to Christ at youth group once and for all The night his youth leader quit in scandal Getting swept into ministry as a 19 year old Pursuing credentials as a pastor How pornography derailed his career as a pastor Reconciling with the pastor who fired him through his podcast The absence of God he felt in that season Getting baptized again on April 15, 2012 Learning to accept God's acceptance of him Great quotes from Neil: Pain is something all of us walk in. How are we going to use it? God sees me as who I am more than I do. I am so important to him that I don't need to get importance from anyone else. Resources we mentioned: Neil's podcast website, Other People's Shoes You Lost Me: Why Young Christians Are Leaving Church . . . and Rethinking Faith by David Kinnaman Neil's episode with the pastor who fired him, You Lost Me Season Finale Related episodes: Rob Burns and Crossing Cultures Meg Glesener and the Smile of God John Swanger Shares Light in Dark Places The post Neil Matthews and Accepting God's Acceptance appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Welcome back to HHC! On this episode the Guys talked back in December with life updates, a new format, and Rob burns his food. Check out this exciting episode of the podcast! Recommendations: Red Hot Chili Peppers (Frusciante is coming back!!!) Punisher Netflix The Ones within (anime) Links: Join our mailing list! Join our Discord! Subscribe to our on Apple or Spotify Deuces --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Podcast #158 (Spiritual Mindfulness Tools To Calm Covid-19 Anxiety With Pastor Rob Burns)

Rob Burns speaking for the first time in Ainon

How many people dream of quitting their desk jobs to start a successful craft-brewery? How many people actually take the plunge? We sat down with Night Shift co-founders Michael Oxton and Rob Burns to find out how they turned late night homebrew sessions in their apartment into a fast-growing craft beverage and distribution business.     Weeknight dinner stress is cancelled! Catherine's company, not just co., helps you get a healthy, delicious meal done fast with their modern pantry staples, plus easy recipes for you on those evenings you aren't hitting the Boston restaurant scene. Use code TFL20 to receive 20% off your order.        Thank you to our season two sponsors, Winestyr and Image Unlimited Communications. 

Episode 115 of the Serious Sellers Podcast hosts Rob Burns, an eCommerce video expert with advice on using video to optimize your Amazon listings.

Rob Burns, Wales mission partner, joins us for an update on our partnership in Wales and speaks on Psalm 139.

In Episode 1 of the Brewbound Podcast’s third season, editor Justin Kendall interviews Night Shift Brewing co-founder Rob Burns. Burns shares Night Shift’s "guiding light" of morphing into a beverage company, the company's future ambitions, including a $10 million bet on building a production facility in Philadelphia, and how the 7-year-old company is juggling all of its various projects.

On today’s show, we are chatting with Jason Hsiao, the Co-Founder & Chief Video Officer of Animoto, an award-winning online video maker that makes it easy for anyone to create high-performing video. As a former producer for MTV and Comedy Central, Jason was always thinking ahead and knew that there would come a day when big budget videos could someday be created easily at home. Jason talks about how the business got started plus how he and his co-founders strategically planned their way to move to New York and create a new software program that was ahead of its time.  He also dives into the key elements behind all the things you can do with Animoto and why you do not have to even get in front of the camera nor have any video content at all, and still be successful in creating professional looking videos. He also discusses the different ways to use video on the major social platforms and which one, in particular, is currently the wild west when it comes to grabbing people’s attention with your videos.  When you are done listening be sure to check out our other episodes with Rob Burns and Billy Gene Shaw for even more tips on how to use video effectively and get your message and brand out there to the greatest amount of people.  “One second on the internet is an eternity these days...on the internet, you start with 100% of your audience and you’ll be lucky if you still have half the people watching, so you don’t save the best for last, you save the best for first.” - Jason Hsiao Some Topics We Discussed Include: How Jason was able to quit his job the right way Why it’s not a good idea plaster the same video all over the internet How to grab people’s attention fast so that they’ll continue to watch How to use blog content in your videos How to use video to manage your team and support staff What’s so special about the recent changes to Instagram What to do if you do not want to appear on camera Time-saving workflow ideas Different types of business that he sees using the software that you would never consider And much, much more! Contact Jason Hsiao: Animoto.com/Hustle References and Links Mentioned: Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here where you’ll get not only all of the notes for everything episode we’ve done and will do in the mail, a private forum community, plus new training videos all the time with us and our guests. This episode is sponsored by Intercom, one of our favorite tools as we use a lot of conversational types of chats in our marketing, even for closing affiliate deals. There’s no room for idle chat in marketing, and Intercom is the only business messenger that starts with real-time chat and keeps growing your business with conversational thoughts and guided product tours. The more places you can interact with your customers, the better and with this tool, you can have a streamlined path to your products and sales. If you want to make more money, check out the link above and they will hook you up with some cool tools.  Easy Webinar Steve Olsher Radical Candor by Kim Scott Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh VSLs Suck – Make This Kind Of Video Instead - Rob Burns Billy Gene Shaw - How To Use Video And Strategic Advertising To Be Everywhere

Jesse and Rich talk with Rob Burns of Video Telepathy about a full range of ecommerce videos. He makes a wide range of video for small to large ecommerce brands and we break down exactly how you can make some for yourself - Testimonial Videos - Product Video - Product Demonstration - YouTube PreRoll - Facebook and Instagram Video - Remarketing Videos

Today on Boston Public Radio: Did you make it through the 3 hour long 2020 Democratic presidential debate last night? We opened the lines to ask our listeners their thoughts on the matter. Emily Rooney, host of WGBH News' Beat the Press, joined to give her list of fixations and fulminations. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joined Jim and Margery in the WGBH Studio at the Boston Public Library to answer our listeners' questions. Callie Crossley, host of WGBH News' Under the Radar, spoke about gun reform. Author Salman Rushdie talked about his latest novel, Quichotte. Dani Babineau of Redemption Rock Brewing Company and Rob Burns of Nightshift Brewing Company joined us for our weekly News Quiz.

Craft Brew News 09/06/19(Courtesy of Brewbound.com) https://www.brewbound.com/Night Shift to Open $10 Million Brewery in Philadelphia, Expand Production in Everett, MAEverett, Massachusetts-based Night Shift Brewing announced plans Wednesday to open a $10 million, 130,000 sq. ft. production brewery in Philadelphia.Speaking to Brewbound, Night Shift co-founder Michael Oxton said the company is “committed” to opening the new brewery before the end of 2020.The Philadelphia project is being financed through a combination of cash flow and bank debt, he added.Night Shift’s three founders — Oxton, Rob Burns and Michael O’Mara — collectively own about 80% of the business, with friends and family holding the remaining stake in the company.Oxton said “Since our beginning, we haven’t taken on any more investors and we have no plans to do so,”. “Our runway is fiercely independent for 100-plus years, and we have no plans of raising outside capital and letting another firm sort of dictate our decisions.”Earlier this month, the Philadelphia Board of Zoning Adjustment approved Night Shift’s permit to operate a taproom inside a former Anheuser-Busch wholesaler warehouse, according to the Boston Globe, which first reported the story Wednesday.In Philadelphia, Night Shift will lease the building, which is already equipped with refrigeration space, loading docks and a potential taproom location. The company plans to install a 100-barrel brewhouse in the space, which will immediately unlock 30,000 barrels of initial capacity. Over time, Night Shift could scale production at the facility to 200,000 barrels of capacity, although Oxton stressed that Night Shift remains committed to a philosophy of letting demand dictate growth.In addition to opening the Philadelphia brewery, Night Shift is upgrading its Everett headquarters, replacing its 20-barrel brewhouse with a 60-barrel system. The new brewhouse is expected to be operational next month.All of that demand has Night Shift on pace for 50% volume growth by the end of 2019. Oxton projects the company will produce more than 40,000 barrels, up from around 30,000 barrels in 2018.Craft Brew Alliance Exploring All Options in the Wake of No Offer from A-BCraft Brew Alliance CEO Andy Thomas had a rare off-cycle conference call with investors and analysts today after his company’s largest playmate, Anheuser-Busch InBev, declined its long-held option to purchase the Portland, Oregon-headquartered craft beer maker.The call came two weeks after the August 23 deadline for A-B, which already owns 31.3% of CBA, to make an offer of $24.50 per share (about $328 million) to purchase the remainder of the company or pay a one-time fee of $20 million. A-B opted for the latter, leaving questions about the world’s largest beer manufacturer’s future interest in the smaller beer company known for brands such as Kona Brewing, Widmer Brothers, Redhook and others.Since that time, CBA’s stock (BREW) has declined from $12.96 on August 22, the day before the deadline, to $9.28 at the end of trading today. It has sparked speculation that CBA might look to sell to another suitor or divest its brands, including fast-growing Kona. Another narrative emerged saying CBA and/or Kona were too entangled with A-B to ever be unlinked.Thomas stressed that CBA’s management team is being “exhaustive” in making sure all options are considered before choosing the correct path forward. The company’s leadership team has begun working with independent board members, bankers and external advisors to explore alternatives, “strategic and otherwise,” and the conversations with A-B have continued as CBA tries to understand what a future relationship looks like, he said. “We wouldn’t be in the discussions that we’re in right now if we thought status quo is an acceptable outcome,” he added. “It is not.”The biggest CBA block is that Kona brand, which is pushing 500,000 barrels and growing “high-single to low-double-digits,” Thomas said.Boston Beer Company is Taking Truly Hard Seltzer on Tap to Bars and RestaurantsTruly Hard Seltzer-maker Boston Beer Company announced today the nationwide launch of “Truly on Tap,” a new product that the company is calling ”one of the first hard seltzers available on draft” across the country.Boston Beer CEO Dave Burwick told Brewbound, via email, that Truly on Tap is the Pure offering renamed. He noted that Truly on Tap shares many of the attributes of a vodka soda: “effervescent, clear, finished with a squeeze of fresh fruit” but with a lower ABV.According to the sales sheet, Boston Beer appears to be positioning Truly on Tap as an alternative to light beer and spirits, attempting to capture happy hour and game-day occasions during the upcoming football season.Citing off-premise sales data from market research firm IRI, the sales sheet notes that hard seltzer sales year-to-date have surpassed those of IPAs — the most popular craft beer style — through July 7.Additionally, the company calls out a Radius study, which found that two-thirds of drinkers said they would substitute drinking a beer at a bar with hard seltzer if it were available. If that wasn’t a sobering stat for alcohol producers, Boston Beer cited a Harris Poll that the company commissioned last October that found 70% of 21- to 31-year-old consumers said they’d choose hard seltzer over other alcoholic beverages at bars and restaurants.Truly, along with White Claw, already make up 85 percent the off-premise sales of hard seltzer offerings, according to market research firm Nielsen. The firm also projects the hard seltzer industry to generate $1 billion by the end of 2019.Dogfish Head Nears National Distribution; Adds 45th State, MississippiDogfish Head Craft Brewery is just five states away from completing national distribution.The Milton, Delaware-based craft brewery, which merged with Boston Beer Company earlier this year, announced Monday the addition of its 45th state — Mississippi — via Capital City Beverages.Sales of Dogfish Head products, such as 60 Minute IPA, Slightly Mighty IPA, SeaQuench Ale and 90 Minute IPA, as well as seasonal offerings, will begin in the state starting in early September.Last year, Dogfish Head ranked as the 13th largest domestic craft brewery, with production of 275,000 barrels of beer, according to national trade group the Brewers Association. The company is on pace to grow to around 300,000 barrels by the end of this year, with net sales of $120 million.The $300 million merger of Dogfish Head and Boston Beer — which makes the Samuel Adams, Truly Hard Seltzer, Twisted Tea and Angry Orchard cider brands — was completed in July.Following the transaction, Boston Beer founder Jim Koch said the two brands would work to align into a single wholesaler network.Koch told Brewbound in July, “We think monogamy works a lot better in wholesaler relationships than polygamy,” Craft Beer Storm Website: www.craftbeerstorm.com** Check out Upcoming Craft Beer Weekends ** Hampton, NHThe Victoria Inn Bed & Breakfast and PavilionCraft Beer Weekend - Dates: October 25-27, 2019Friday - Food / Beer Pairing at Inn / Q&A Brewer's PanelSaturday - Beer Bus takes you to local Breweries/DinnerSunday - Kegs N Eggs and BeerMosasAvailability: Limited - Book NOW!http://www.thevictoriainn.com/6th-annual-craft-beer-storm-weekend-2019/If your Company, Hotel or Restaurant wants to book a CraftBeer Weekend or Craft Beer Evening for your guests or employees send an email to Michael@craftbeerstorm.com Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Support ACS In NYC Marathon“32K In 64 days” - I signed up for the NYC Marathon through the American Cancer Society and I am aiming to raise $32,000 ($3,200 Minimum X 10X) - please follow link below to donate what you can - $25, $50, $30K! - Onward... - Here is link –http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=94035&pg=personal&px=49477898&fbclid=IwAR2mBEvhF1wMA_BbHPhkavichNSFrE9Y9gi2RVZzfQ_4Da5Sht7gvH9rY_k*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NH*** Interested in starting your own brewery? 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Rob Burns-Breaking Down His Video Formula

Rob Burns - Using Customer Review in Your Video

Rob Burns helps businesses create amazing videos that sell their products. After selling his press release syndication company, Rob dove headfirst into the world of creating videos. His unique approach has helped launch tons of physical product brands and helped many companies go viral with their videos. In this episode, we chat with Rob about everything video. The style of video that he helps his clients create, work in almost any niche and any type of business. They aren't just for physical product brands. They work for any business that has something to sell, replacing the VSLs that so many people are used to seeing. Join us on this fun-filled episode while we have a blast chatting with Rob and dissecting the secrets behind why the videos he creates are so damn effective. Some Topics We Discussed Include: The best $5 Rob ever spent on Fiverr The heartbreaking reason Rob closed up his first business How Rob sold hot sauce through the mail How ads in back of magazines shaped his internet business The industry that Rob attempted to disrupt How he went from doing press releases to creating videos How to get paid for things you'd get kicked out of school for The type of video he makes now instead of VSLs Why promoting big brands is different than small brands Why you shouldn't need to convince people to buy stuff Attention spans in the 80s vs. today Why smartphones have changed video marketing The biggest mistake most people make with their videos The 3-Step formula for crafting the perfect sales video Social media video structure vs. sales video structure Who and how to infuse humor into every video The off-the-wall product ideas that Rob has lined up The hero style video and what goes into them Plus much more! Contact Rob Burns: Video Telepathy References and Links Mentioned: The EGP Letter – Get our print newsletter PR Reach Robburnsbrain on YouTube Save the Cat by Blake Snyder World’s Fittest Book by Ross Edgley Bored and Brilliant by Manoush Zomorodi

Ep. 66: Rob Burns - co-founder & President of Night Shift Brewery  -ft. co-host: Jay Vilar of Nourish || On the show we’ve discussed wine, weed, all kinds of meats, seafood, breads, vegetables, sweets, coffee, savories and nearly everything else on the table.  But, what brings it all together better than anything else? What not only pairs with all, but enhances each with every gulp - well, it's beer!     On episode 66 of Sourcing Matters we jump into the evolving world of craft beer.  Rob Burns, President and co-founder of Night Shift brewery joins us to discuss a journey into differentiated beer focused on craft and quality.  Hey, I think you should listen as this is my beer of choice. Spawned in the birthplace of agriculture, society and culture - this original fermented brew was first stumbled upon back in the 5th millennium BC.  Since, that process of mixing four simple ingredients - water, malt, hops and yeast - has been keeping gut health balanced, our drinking water clean, and smiles on our faces all over the world.  As I get older, that keeping gut balanced means not just a healthy microflora, but keeping our beer guts in check, and not hanging over the belt! The world of beer is changing quickly as consumers interests evolve.  According to the Brewers Association, in 2017, craft brewer sales accounted for 12.7 percent of the U.S. beer market by volume. In 2007, craft brewer sales accounted for a mere 3.8 percent of the U.S. beer market.  During our 40 minute conversation we explore how beer has paved a path for differentiating more food categories. After all, it's the same consumer buying this craft beer as we seek to connect with for food produced using elevated production standards. Joining the conversation as cohost is Jay Vilar - the founder, and a Practitioner at ‘Nourish’ - a bespoke consulting company with a mission to educate, teach, and train people on the benefits of using food to heal your body and optimize your health.   Join in on our exciting and engaging conversation on something near and dear to most of us all.  Cheers!     www.SourcingMatters.show

Rob Burns is an expert at video marketing and scripting your videos to cause engagement. He is the founder of VideoTelepathy.com, a San Diego based company that provides eCommerce video production, viral commercials, and content production to drive online engagement, build your brand awareness and increase revenue. Over the years he's run and exited multiple businesses including a company focused on video press releases, search engine optimization, a full stack digital marketing agency and even a hot sauce company. Rob takes you step by step through how to create a compelling video script, how to tell a share-worthy story and why your brand MUST make video part of your marketing stack. In this episode you’ll also discover how to use video (the smart way) on social media and the process to make sure you’ve got your ideal client avatar completely dialed in. Get the resources and show notes from this episode by going to www.superfunnel.com/s2e3

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Desk Jockeys, Michael Oxton, Mike O'mara and Rob Burns started home brewing in 2007. By 2012 Night Shift Brewing was an official licensed brewery with the mission to create and share a world class culture built around their passions. This belief influences everything from their branding, to their sales service, to their staffing, to their Taproom environment, to their processes on the production floor. 2 years and much increase in demand they made the move to their current 30,000 sq. ft. facility with they have a new restaurant space on the horizon. Show notes… Favorite Success Quote or Mantra. Michael "You need humility to see the word as it is, but audacity to imagine how it could be." Rob "Be a day one company, every day." -Amazon In this episode with Michael Oxton and Rob Burns, we discuss:  What Michael, Mike, and Rob were doing, before owning Night Shift Brewing. How Rob starting brewing beer as a way to feed his hunger to create. Why you should be questioning your path, especially if it feels like you're on the wrong one. The other option? Risk living a "grey life." Finding partners that bring unique strengths to the table. Starting where you can and finding unique ways to get feedback and create awareness about what you're doing. Michael, Mike, and Rob got starting brewing beer for parties they would host. The would use the parties as market research. Doing the work yourself, so you can learn the work and create the systems. Once the systems are made and you know how your business operators, then start plugging more talented/better suited people into those roles. Having a solid logo being key when developing your brand. Getting creative with your labeling and doing things like promoting local business that have menu items which pair well with what you've created. Tying your story into your brand. The impact of being a quality driven brand. Creating quality control systems, especially when you start product high quantity batches. Mistake can become very expensive. Going to masters and mentors when you need help. Being mindful of the current state of your company culture as well as being mindful of the individuals on your team who are having both positive and negative influences on your overall company culture. The role transparency plays in a partnership.  Resources mention Predictive index Today's Sponsor EthicsSuite.com -provide a safe, secure, simple and anonymous communication channel between you and your employees to help you protect your hard-earned reputation and assets. Demonstrate to your team that you are committed to providing a workplace that operates with the highest ethical standards. Staying informed about important issues will help you resolve them internally before they spiral into larger, costly, or public problems.   Cashflowtool.com  A simple powerful and predictive cash flow companion for Qickbooks. Simple, because it requires no data entry, is always up to do and works on any device, anywhere. Powerful, because with it's built-in cash flow calendar, activitiy feed and anomaly detector, you instantly know all aspects of your cash flow with no surprises. Predictive, because you'll know your cash flow today and anticipate it tomorrow.     Knowledge bombs Which "it factor" habit, trait, or characteristic you believe most contributes to your success? Rob- positivity. Michael-optimism. What is your biggest weakness? Rob- Giving positive feedback Michael- following in love with an idea and getting tunnel vision. What's one question you ask or thing you look for during an interview? Rob- Look for passion. Michael- Look for humility.  What's a current challenge? How are you dealing with it? Rob- Growing the business in a responsible way.  Michael- Asking, "What's 2019 looks like?" Share one code of conduct or behavior you teach your team. Rob- Trust.  Michael- Delivering a clear message.  What is one uncommon standard of service you teach your staff? Be approachable and accessible by educating your guest.  What's one book we must read to become a better person or restaurant owner? GET THIS BOOK FOR FREE AT AUDIBLE.COM  Together is Better: A Little Book of Inspiration Originals- How Non-Conformists Move the World.  If there was one tool or resource that you wish you had now -- or wish you had when you were getting started--to learn from others in the industry what would it be? Armadillo Insight What's the one thing you feel restaurateurs don't know well enough or do often enough? Rob-identifying weakness and hiring where you're strong.  Michael- focus on customer problems.  If you got the news that you'd be leaving this world tomorrow and all memories of you, your work, and your restaurants would be lost with your departure with the exception of 3 pieces of wisdom you could leave behind for the good of humanity, what would they be? Rob Challenge the status quo. Follow your passions.  Love what you do.   Michael Cultivate a lifestyle that keeps you smiling and laughing. Stay focused. assume you're wrong more often than you're right. Contact Info   Thanks for Listening! Thanks so much for joining today! Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the top of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the Restaurant Unstoppable Podcast on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. Huge thanks to Michael Oxton and Rob Burns for joining me for another awesome episode. Until next time!   Restaurant Unstoppable is a free podcast. One of the ways I'm able to make it free is by earning a commission when sharing certain products with you. I've made it a core value to only share tools, resources, and services my guest mentors have recommend, first. If you're finding value in my podcast, please use my links!

While I was at the SellerCon event in Orlando, Florida I had the opportunity to interview Rob Burns, who talks about video marketing tips for eCommerce & Amazon FBA sellers. Rob is the Founder of Video Telepathy. He specializes in helping eCommerce & Amazon FBA sellers learn how to write compelling video content for their online businesses. I think we can all agree that video marketing has become the way of the future. When it comes to the online business world, there is no shortage of competition. This has forced business owners to continually evolve and come up with innovative and creative ways to attract audiences. Are you ready to learn video marketing tips for eCommerce & Amazon FBA sellers that will help you engage with your audience on a deeper level, and in turn, boost your online traffic? Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The full broadcast of Boston Public Radio from Friday, March 23, 2018. Chuck Todd of NBC's Meet The Press joined Boston Public Radio to give his predictions for what would happen in a fight between former Vice President Joe Biden and current POTUS Donald Trump.We took your calls about whether or not the salacious details coming out of the White House are too much. Are you overwhelmed by back-to-back interviews with adult entertainment stars claiming they had affairs with the president? The World's Jason Margolis talked about how globalism is affecting cities and towns in the U.S. Emily Rooney joined us for her famous list of fixations and fulminations. Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey took our questions and yours for this month's edition of Ask The Attorney General.Callie Crossley explained the regulatory hurdles to starting new food truck businesses in the city of Boston. Rob Burns, co-founder ofNight Shift Brewing and President of the Mass Brewers Guild and Keith Sullivan,co-founder of Medusa Brewing and Vice President of the Mass Brewers Guild joined us to try their hands at our famous Friday news quiz. They also gave us a preview of next month's Power Beer Fest.

Rob Burns makes great sculpting tools because he sculpts and knows what works. Blog post for this episode with video: http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/rob-burns/ -------------------------------- It helps to know your tools, and in the podcast, he chats about how he started the company and how he paid his dues. We also chat with Mitch of Brick In The Yard again, and we talk about the proliferation of information in the hi-tech age and how having so much information on hand doesn't necessarily mean that it makes it into the brain. Incidentally, this is what the tribble-like recorder looked like which we mention in the podcast: Sculpting Tools Tools are something I have an unreasonable desire for, and I have far too many already but I'll be damned if that will stop me buying more. I have done a few posts on tools, manufacture tutorials and loop tool repair. This doesn't mean I don't buy tools as well - just because I know how to make a sandwich doesn't mean I don't go to Subway on occasion! When I met with Rob at BITY, I had a play with the Steve Wang set, a signature set of tools designed in association with the master creature designer himself! I liked them so much I bought a set there and then for myself, and also got another set for a giveaway on the podcast. See the competition details below to enter! Our email is stuartandtodd@gmail.com Makeup Education Todd is busy with the newest edition of his book, and I have had a few cool jobs and loads of teaching spots which led me to reflect on the differences between the job and the education side of things. There are a few recurring issues I see partly because I think people think 'makeup' sounds like an easy option and partly because academic frameworks don't necessarily make for a good approach to what is a vocational skill. This being the case, we want to hear from anyone who is/was either a student or tutor in a makeup college/school/course and has a strong feeling either good or bad. What was your experience? What went well and what was pitiful? Did you find yourself surrounded with like-minded artistic souls or was it a difficult mixed group? I've seen a lot of good thing and great tutors working hard to do right by their students, but sometimes any good they do is despite the system they find themselves in rather than because of it. Am I way off? Let me know by emailing stuartandtodd@gmail.com It'll all be handled in confidence - I'm not interested in naming individual schools or people but I am interested in discussing the problem areas and what we can do to address them. Check out Rob Burns and Cutting Edge Sculpture on Facebook, Instagram and the website. Check out Prosthetics Magazine too, available as print or online subscription. This edition features a ton of amazing stuff, and we have part 2 of our latex tutorial - applying latex appliances. Until next time! Stuart & Todd  

Rob Burns is a pastor in Detroit at Detroit Chinese Alliance Church and has also served as a missionary in the Balkans. Today, Rob shares his story of his calling into cross-cultural ministry both overseas and in the United States. Rob and I go way back to his seminary days. At the time, I was […] The post Rob Burns and Crossing Cultures appeared first on Eric Nevins.

In episode 72 of Taste Radio, we feature a conversation with Poorvi Patodia, who is the founder and CEO of Biena, a fast-growing maker of roasted chickpea snacks. Just five years since its launch, Biena is distributed at 15,000 locations across the U.S. and available at Whole Foods, Target, Sprouts and Stop & Shop. Patodia outlined her vision for roasted chickpeas and how the combination of familiar snack flavors and a healthy, whole food option continues to win over investors, distributors, retailers and consumers. She also discussed why Biena attempts to operate more like a tech firm than a food company and the decision to launch a co-branded line of snacks with Weight Watchers. Also included in this episode: BevNET editor-in-chief Jeff Klineman and sr. brand specialist Jon Landis explored the world of retail activation through encounters with the High Brew Liner, a giant bus turned into sampling cafe that is on tour throughout the summer. And in the latest edition of Elevator Talk, we talk with Rob Burns, the co-founder of Night Shift Brewing, a craft beer maker based in Everett, Mass. Show Notes: 1:07: Would You Like to Sample My Yams? -- In-store sampling has long been an effective path to trial consumption. But some demos are executed better than others. What are ways that you’ve been impressed by a sampling opportunity? Any experiences that you’ve found particularly impressive… or bad? The hosts discussed the importance of brand advocacy, enthusiasm and engagement and the burdens of retailer required sampling. 7:27: Interview: Poorvi Patodia, founder and CEO, Biena -- Project NOSH editor Carol Ortenberg and BevNET managing editor Ray Latif met with Biena founder/CEO Poorvi Patodia and discussed about the company’s rapid rise and how she’s shepherded its growth amid surging demand for healthy, plant-based snacks. Patodia also discussed why she runs Biena more like a tech firm than a food company and learning lessons from her first few years as an entrepreneur. 43:19: Interview: Mari Johnson, EVP of Marketing, High Brew Coffee -- Inside the High Brew Liner, we spoke with Johnson about the aims and techniques that would cause a company to sink money into this kind of experiential investment, and recorded some of the interactions that come when a team explores different ways to grow awareness and drive trial. 1:00:13: Elevator Talk: Robert Burns, Co-Founder, Night Shift Brewing -- We meet up with Burns, who co-founded Night Shift Brewing, a fast-growing craft brewery based in Everett, Mass. Brands in this episode: Drink Maple, Sound Sparkling Tea, Biena, High Brew Coffee, Night Shift Brewing. For sponsorship opportunities, feedback and suggestions contact podcast@bevnet.com.

This episode has Richard Toulany of Nova Tactical on to discuss the new state of the art gun range that is opening in Dartmouth Nova Scotia and Rob Burns also joins us for a bit to talk about the University of New Brunswick Firearms Association. We read your emails, Trevor makes Matthew do a bunch … Continue reading SFR Episode 206 – Nova Tactical – New Range in NS → The post SFR Episode 206 – Nova Tactical – New Range in NS appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

Night Shift Brewing has quickly become a very popular and much sought after brewery along with being a staple in the New England craft beer scene. This week we chat with co-founder and brewer Rob Burns about what it has been like to experience such fast growth while enjoying some of his world class beers! This weeks beer lineup: Whirlpool Furth Morph Awake Barrel'd Sun

On today's show we've got Robert Burns who is the founder and CEO of a company called prREACH. It's a highly successful online press release company. Not only do they publish and syndicate press releases to tier one syndication networks. The post Rob Burns Creates Groundbreaking Press Release Company prReach From A Market Vulnerability appeared first on Disruptware.

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Earlier this year Harbir Singh Wharton's vice-dean for Global Initiatives launched a series of trips to foreign countries as a way for faculty to gain a deeper understanding of international economies and then use this knowledge in their teaching and research. Six professors recently visited the Chinese cities of Beijing Shanghai and Shenzhen and met with executives from Lenovo Haier and Huawei among other companies. Knowledge at Wharton asked three of the participants – Singh management professor Saikat Chaudhuri and health care management professor Rob Burns – to share insights from their trip. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.