Podcast appearances and mentions of rob carpenter

In our thirtieth deployment of BungleTech, my spheroid self Michael will be running the show because my clanner co-host Nathan is away this month. But fortunately I am joined by our friend and frequent opponent Paul! A talented and well-traveled demo-agent who knows a thing or two about what it's like bringing new players into the game, and more importantly what kinds of bungles they make! Paul also shares with us a story of extremely rapid immolation on the battlefield and I will read a clip of the coolest ‘Mech jockey in the Old West. So strap yourself in and brace against the bulkheads MechWarriors as I stumble through commanding my very own deployment of BungleTech!Our Honourable Patreon SupportersLoremasters: RetroLazerMechWarriors: Canaan McKenna, Ed Magilton, Fiddler, HeyZeus, Lorian Sunrider, Malathis, MetalEd, Phil Raider Roby, Slurski LispersTechnicians: Blunderdome, Chris Cannon, DarkTremere, Dire Situation, Keflyn, Klint, Matthew Hopper, ML8211, Seth WhiteFoxBondspersons: Fullmetal Gundam, G, Hilux, Itswhatevan, Offensive Titan, Rob Carpenter, Rob Prescott, William BeckerSegment Start TimesExtraordinary Proclamation - 01:08Podcast Primary Topic - 03:06Battlefield Outcome Report - 50:37Rule Check Discovery - 55:38Stories of the Inner Sphere - 1:13:58BungleTech LinksBungleTech PatreonBungleTech Twitter -> BungleTechTweetBungleTech Email -> BungleTech@outlook.comBungleTech Discord Homebase -> Under BungleTechBungleTech Podcast Game Mode CollectionBungleTech Global Campaign Initiative Documents

It's a simulcast! In our 97th episode, I join my good friend Brandon Wiseman as well as Rob Carpenter, Brian Runnels, & Jack Van Steenburg to discuss President Trump's Executive Order on English Proficiency for CDL holders. Get ready!This program is brought to you by DAT Freight & Analytics. Since 1978, DAT has helped truckers & brokers discover more available loads. Whether you're heading home or looking for your next adventure, DAT has the data! New users of DAT can save 10% off for the first 12 months by following the links below. For Truckers, DAT One Pro gives you access to tri-haul & 15-day rate as opposed to 30-day rate. For Brokers, DAT One Select gives you access to Market Conditions, Exact Match alarms & more. Even under the best circumstances, moving freight was never easy.

Final April 2025 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Bob Boden and Dr. Rob Carpenter, authors of the new book The Creative Leader; Nuestra.TV chief marketing officer Maria Twena and Avenida Entertainment Group/A+ chief executive Fanny Grande, discussing their new strategic relationship, and SeriesFest chief program officer Claire Taylor, previewing the 2025 edition of this annual event, taking place later this week in Denver.

In our twenty ninth deployment of BungleTech my spheroid co-host Michael and I share some updates in our extraordinary proclamation segment, before we take a moment to appreciate the registered tables in the Global Campaign initiative. Taking a look at who is playing, why their playing, and what their playing!Our Honourable Patreon SupportersLoremasters: RetroLazerMechWarriors: Canaan McKenna, Ed Magilton, Fiddler, HeyZeus, Lorian Sunrider, Malathis, MetalEd, Phil Raider Roby, Slurski LispersTechnicians: Blunderdome, Chris Cannon, DarkTremere, Dire Situation, Klint, Matthew Hopper, ML8211, Seth WhiteFoxBondspersons: Fullmetal Gundam, G, Hilux, Itswhatevan, Offensive Titan, Rob Carpenter, Rob PrescottSegment Start TimesExtraordinary Proclamation - 1:00Podcast Primary Topic - 4:52BungleTech LinksBungleTech Discord Homebase Under BungleTech -> https://discord.gg/ahe6QdCPfgBungleTech Email -> BungleTech@outlook.comBungleTech Global Campaign Initiative Document Repository -> ⁠https://www.patreon.com/posts/global-campaign-125155370⁠BungleTech Patreon -> ⁠ https://www.patreon.com/BungleTech⁠BungleTech Podcast Game Mode Collection -> ⁠ https://1drv.ms/f/s!AiU1hP8RhYzUn5FwSg7PaYnHbJvm7Q⁠BungleTech Twitter/X -> BungleTechTweet

In our twenty-eighth deployment of BungleTech my spheroid co-host Michael and I are joined by Sean Murry from SARNA as we discuss why Bad 'Mechs are the Best 'Mechs in our Primary Topic segment, before talking about a few rule mistakes Sean has been making on the Alpha Strike table in our Rule Check Discovery segment, and in our Extraordinary Proclamation segment we share a few exciting announcements regarding the Global Campaign Initiative as we welcome new members to Clan Kodama.Our Honourable Patreon SupportersLoremasters: RetroLazerMechWarriors: Canaan McKenna, Ed Magilton, Fiddler, HeyZeus, Lorian Sunrider, Malathis, MetalEd, Phil Raider Roby, Slurski LispersTechnicians: Blunderdome, Chris Cannon, DarkTremere, Dire Situation, Klint, Matthew Hopper, Michael Lynch, Michael Shelley, Ryan Fletcher, Sandman, Seth WhiteFoxBondspersons: Eric Dacus, G, Gus, Hilux, Itswhatevan, Offensive Titan, Rob Carpenter, Rob PrescottSegment Start TimesExtraordinary Proclamation 1:09Primary Topic Segment 4:38Rule Check Discovery Segment 1:01:50BungleTech LinksBungleTech PatreonBungleTech Twitter -> BungleTechTweetBungleTech Email -> BungleTech@outlook.comBungleTech Discord Homebase -> Under BungleTechBattleTech Podcast Game Mode CollectionBattleTech Global Campaign Initiative Link Repository

Welcome to another episode ofThe Round Table! This week, Daniella, Preena, Kassandra, Inyoo and Sauda discussed the power of story-telling, intersectional identities, the role of youth in bringing about societal change, and so much more. They spoke with Dr. Rob Carpenter, a UCLA Professor and author, who has worked in the White House, Hollywood, tech and transportation, and who is a self-described “firm believer in the power of creativity and storytelling.”The hosts learned how Dr. Rob's intersectional identity -- as a part Black, White, and Native man who grew up in a fully White household, in a predominantly Latinx neighborhood, with Jewish and Asian best-friends -- shapes his writing and allows him to empathize with many diverse groups of people. They question whether today's world lives up to Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream, share hope for the future through collective youth organizing, and even ponder how idealism grapples with reality in the possibility of creating a utopian world. Passionate for the virtue of stories over statistics in all levels of education, Dr. Rob shares how often, as early as 2nd Grade, students are “educated out of their creativity” -- teachers forced to teach to the test are unable to incorporate stories or the arts, contributing to the attendance crises across many schools. Yet the system is possible to reform if politicians are made to understand it needs changing, and on a smaller level, Dr.Rob describes how he, utilizing his curriculum freedom as a College Professor, makes sure every lesson includes reflection questions giving students the opportunity to relate their personal experiences to class-content.Asked about his suggestions to fix the educational system, Dr. Rob mentions increasing inter-subject integration, role-playing in the classroom, and teaching “from the outside in.” The conversation wraps up with hosts sharing their “why” for participating in these late-night conversations and staying involved overall, and giving their advice for the generation coming up behind them. Thank you for listening!

Today, we'll focus on the topic everyone in the trucking industry shouldn't miss - solving safety concerns and managing risks! Rob Carpenter joins us to discuss the significance of understanding both broker and carrier perspectives, particularly in compliance issues, improving situational awareness and enhanced safety among drivers, implementing training programs, and pushing for better insurance practices to mitigate legal risks!   Connect with Rob Website: https://www.trucksafe.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-carpenter-cds-cdm-e-74500977/  

“Today, the best content is super fun. Don't be afraid to let your brand freak flag fly,” says Rob Carpenter, Founder of AudienceLedIn this episode of The Content Cocktail Hour, Rob Carpenter, founder of AudienceLed, shares his journey from being a marketing leader to launching AudienceLed, a service helping B2B companies navigate a new era of audience-driven growth. Rob explains the evolution of marketing strategies, the diminishing returns of old playbooks, and why brands must embrace community-led and creator partnerships to build trust and relevance. He also gives practical advice on co-marketing, why fun and authenticity are key to standing out, and the importance of collaboration in today's visible markets.In this episode, you'll learn:What “audience-led growth” means and why it's vital todayHow brands can co-create meaningful campaigns with creatorsWays to make your marketing fun, engaging, and impactfulResources:Connect with Jonathan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-gandolf/Check out The Juice HQ: https://www.thejuicehq.com/Connect with Rob on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robmcarpenter/Learn more about AudienceLed: https://www.audienceled.com/Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(01:27) Rob's journey to founding Audience Led(05:33) Why traditional marketing playbooks no longer work(09:40) Audience-led growth: how it works and why it matters(14:15) Co-marketing and building authentic relationships with creators(19:51) The power of fun and creativity in marketing(24:00) Rob's thoughts on B2B influencer strategies

The tiny Holyrood Distillery in Edinburgh shocked the whisky world when it was named Distillery of the Year last week in Whisky Magazine's Scottish Icons of Whisky Awards. Less shocking was Holyrood's Embra single malt, which took top honors for Lowlands no-age-statement single malts in the World Whiskies Awards. We'll talk with Holyrood co-founder Rob Carpenter about this unique distillery on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. There's a lot of news this week, starting with the TTB's decision to enact an official definition for American Single Malts…we'll have all the details and the rest of the week's whisky news, too.

Rob Carpenter, President and CEO of Prospector Metals (TSX.V:PPP - OTCQB:PMCOF - FRA:1ET) sat down with me at the New Orleans Investment Conference to delve into the Company's portfolio of early-stage exploration projects in the Yukon, Ontario and Newfoundland.    Rob discusses the flagship project in Yukon, the ML Project, and outlines the Company's drilling plans set to commence next year.This project aims to test eight different targets that have been prepared through extensive geological surveys and mapping.    Rob also sheds light on the projects in Ontario, the Savant and Devon Projects and the plans to start drilling next year before the drilling at the Yukon, ML Project. In Newfoundland the Company holds the Toogood Project where a joint venture is in place with a private company.    As a background, Rob brings a wealth of knowledge from his extensive background in the resource sector, recounting his journey from a geologist working for major mining companies to becoming President and CEO of Prospector Metals. He shares the story of Kaminak Gold Corporation, a previous venture that led to a substantial acquisition by Goldcorp in 2016. We also touch on the financial structure of Prospector Metals, highlighting investments from B2Gold and their focus on maintaining a tight share structure.   If you have any follow up questions for Rob please email me at Fleck@kereport.com.    Click here to visit the Prospector Metals website.  

Original airdate: June 1, 2021 Happiness is not easy to define, but we all know it when we feel it. While some factors that affect happiness are out of our control, there are always things that we can do to feel better. My guest, Dr. Robert Carpenter, has studied this subject extensively and developed a framework that offers insight and practices that we can use in our everyday lives.  Dr. Carpenter is an author, filmmaker, and Creator at DrRob.TV. He advises celebrities, pro athletes, and everyday people on how to live their best lives and has been published in The Oxford Business Review, The Harvard Journal for Public Health, and several others.  Rob and I discuss the laws of happiness described in his book, “The 48 Laws of Happiness.” We cover the different facets of happiness and how to apply the laws in our lives. We also talk about the common blocks that get in the way.

Rob Carpenter was eager to start operating, so it only took 90 days to start searching then buy a $200k SDE business.Topics in Rob's interview:His background in AI and software developmentHis desire for a lower-stress lifestylePrioritizing speed in his business searchChanging his mind about franchisesBuying 3 Merry Maids territoriesDigitizing processes in the businessHow labor turnover affects customer turnoverBenefits of a negative cash cycleComparing startup culture with running a small businessPossibilities of bolt-ons in the futureReferences and how to contact Rob:rob@frostrivercapital.comLinkedInMerry MaidsGet complimentary due diligence on your acquisition's insurance & benefits program:Oberle Risk Strategies - Search Fund TeamLearn more about Walker Deibel's done-with-you buy-side advisory:The Acquisition LabSmithlist is a job board for leadership roles at small businesses. If you're not ready to buy a business but want to lead one:Smithlist - Operate & Lead a BusinessConnect with Acquiring Minds:See past + future interviews on the YouTube channelConnect with host Will Smith on LinkedInFollow Will on Twitter

On episode 724 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is hosting our first-ever trucker health forum. We'll talk about the new ways that drivers are taking control of their health. I personally joined trucker fitness program Offshift so that I could better understand some of the challenges drivers face while making my own efforts to get in shape. Squat across America with us.  You'll learn about the problem, hear solutions, find out about programs designed for your lifestyle, and find a community of like-minded participants.  Not a trucker? Fear not. These goals also work for sedentary freight brokers and podcasters as well. Featuring Dr. Mark Manera, Michael Lombard; Rob Carpenter; and Dr. Todd Simo. Health isn't a driver's only concern; so is safety. Northland Trucking Risk Control's Anthony Slamar talks about how fleets are using telematics to drive improved safety. Plus, do drivers wear their seat belts; what's changed in trucking over the past twenty years; going down with the ship and more.  Watch on YouTube Check out the WTT merch store Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 724 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is hosting our first-ever trucker health forum. We'll talk about the new ways that drivers are taking control of their health. I personally joined trucker fitness program Offshift so that I could better understand some of the challenges drivers face while making my own efforts to get in shape. Squat across America with us.  You'll learn about the problem, hear solutions, find out about programs designed for your lifestyle, and find a community of like-minded participants.  Not a trucker? Fear not. These goals also work for sedentary freight brokers and podcasters as well. Featuring Dr. Mark Manera, Michael Lombard; Rob Carpenter; and Dr. Todd Simo. Health isn't a driver's only concern; so is safety. Northland Trucking Risk Control's Anthony Slamar talks about how fleets are using telematics to drive improved safety. Plus, do drivers wear their seat belts; what's changed in trucking over the past twenty years; going down with the ship and more.  Watch on YouTube Check out the WTT merch store Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Trucking for Millennials podcast, we dive deep into the critical topics of road safety and compliance, particularly focusing on the upcoming CVSA International Road Check. Our guest, Rob Carpenter from Trucksafe, shares invaluable insights on maintaining safety standards and preparing for inspections. Key Points Discussed: Accountability and Safety Checks: We discuss the importance of thorough safety checks before assigning drivers to loads, emphasizing the need to avoid risks associated with drug and alcohol violations. Impact of Legal Cases on Trucking Operations: Rob illustrates how legal outcomes, like the Werner case in Texas, can lead to significant financial consequences for trucking companies, highlighting the importance of compliance and safe operation practices. Preparation for CVSA International Road Check: The episode covers the specific focus areas for this year's road check, including tractor protection systems and alcohol and controlled substance possession. Rob provides a detailed explanation of the tractor protection valve and its critical role in vehicle safety. Driver Challenges and Substance Abuse: We touch on the personal and professional challenges faced by truck drivers, such as isolation and financial pressures, which can sometimes lead to substance abuse. Rob shares personal anecdotes to underline the importance of support and understanding within the industry. Avoiding Inspections and Maintaining Compliance: Tips on how drivers can avoid unnecessary inspections and maintain compliance were shared, stressing the importance of vehicle appearance and behavior on the road. Cultural Influence on Safety Compliance: Rob emphasizes that safety starts at the top. Companies with a strong culture of safety and clear expectations from leadership see better compliance and safer practices among their drivers. Conclusion: This episode serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for vigilance and proactive safety measures in the trucking industry. By understanding the regulations, preparing thoroughly for inspections, and fostering a culture of safety, trucking companies can protect themselves from legal risks and contribute to safer roads for everyone. Listeners are encouraged to connect with Rob Carpenter on LinkedIn for more insights into trucking safety and compliance. Join us next time for more discussions on the pulse of the trucking industry.

In this edition of ASCL 150: Leadership Legacies, General Secretary Geoff Barton talks to Rob Carpenter, CEO, Inspire Partnership Academy Trust.

The writing process consists of three steps: (1) researching and outline, (2) productive writing, and (3) editing. But are the tools we use designed for this process? Are we as efficient as we think we are? Is there room to save time and increase our creative output? We sat down with Rob Carpenter, content strategist and Head of Marketing at Butter, to talk about ways to work smarter, not harder.

In this episode of Freight Nation: A Trucking Podcast, host Brent Hutto is joined by Rob Carpenter, President of Carpenter Compliance. Together, they discuss all things compliance, from Rob's own introduction into the world to where small businesses get it wrong.

In this episode we discuss all things safety, compliance, and winter preparation with Rob Carpenter of TruckSafe. In this episode, we welcomed back Rob, a fan favorite and safety expert, to help us kick off the year with a focus on safety in the trucking industry. Rob, who has a rich background in trucking, from driving to owning a company and now consulting with TruckSafe alongside lawyers Brandon Wiseman and Jared Childress, shared his insights on the importance of safety and compliance for truckers of all sizes, from owner-operators to large fleets. Key Takeaways: Safety as a Priority: Health and safety are the top values in trucking. Without a focus on safety, truckers risk their businesses and lives. Defensible Processes: Rob emphasized the importance of having defensible processes and programs in place to protect against litigation and ensure safety beyond mere compliance. Practical Compliance: Compliance isn't just about following rules; it's about understanding the 'why' behind them and preparing for potential legal defense. Winter Driving Tips: With the winter season upon us, Rob provided valuable tips for truckers, including carrying essentials like battery packs, blankets, and windshield wiper fluid, and ensuring proper vehicle maintenance. Continuous Improvement: Rob suggested using resources like the FMCSA's safety planner to check for compliance and exposure points, and highlighted the importance of continuous license monitoring. Culture of Safety: Companies must articulate their safety expectations clearly through handbooks, orientations, and continuous communication to foster a culture of safety. Driver Persona Changes: Rob noted that the driver persona has evolved over the years, and the industry must adapt to these changes, including how drivers are initially taught to drive. Personal Conveyance: The misuse of personal conveyance is a common issue, and companies need to define clear policies to prevent abuse. Weather Awareness: Both drivers and dispatchers should be vigilant about weather conditions to avoid unnecessary risks and communicate potential delays to customers. Conclusion: Safety in trucking is multifaceted, involving compliance, company culture, driver behavior, and proactive measures. Rob's expertise provided our listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how to approach trucking safety in the new year, regardless of the size of their operation. We look forward to having Rob back on the show to continue discussing safety and compliance in the trucking industry.  

In this episode of Life Science Success my guests are Rahul Sharma, the co-founder and CSO of Scienetix, a company dedicated to enabling Molecular Diagnosis. Dr. Sharma is a board-certified laboratory director and technical lead for Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) and PCR-based assay development and clinical testing. He has developed multiple Molecular Diagnosis tests and translated them into clinical testing.    Additionally, We are joined by Rob Carpenter PhD, MBA the CEO of Scienetix.  Rob is a healthcare executive and educator with over 25 years' experience in developing, managing, and assimilating healthcare companies. He is distinctly skilled in business development and various business growth strategies. He is founder and current CEO of Advanta Genetics, a highly complex clinical and research laboratory accredited by the College of American Pathologists with concentration in infectious disease molecular genomics and Scienetix, a bioscientific company centered around products to optimize molecular genomic workflows.     In the podcast, Dr. Sharma and Dr. Carpenter talk about the healthcare industry's need to optimize workflow and reduce costs in laboratory testing. Their company, Scienetix, is working on developing extraction-free tests that will eliminate the need for sample pre-processing and make testing more accessible and cheaper for labs. They are also focused on increasing the multiplex capability of PCR reactions, which will allow labs to test for more targets in a single reaction. Dr. Sharma and Dr. Carpenter also discuss their leadership styles and offer advice on being reliable, thinking about the application of science, and staying creative. They express concern about the growing distrust of science and the spread of misinformation, particularly in the age of social media. What excites them most is the opportunity to solve scientific challenges and create products that have a societal impact.

Ever wonder what it takes to live a legendary life? In this recorded live session on Instagram, you'll find out the key ingredients from Dr. Rob Carpenter. Dr. Rob is an author, UCLA faculty member, and creative leader. His works have appeared in People Magazine, The New York Times, and Business Insider, among others. He previously worked at the 2x Emmy Award Winning USC Media Institute for Social Change. Dr. Rob believes that everyone can live a legendary life. But only those bold and brave enough actually do, and we all have what it takes to be one of them. Based on the principles from his new book, "Icons & Legends: Success Strategies of the World's Most Influential Celebrities," he' shares the secrets iconic celebrities have used to live their dream life. More importantly, he explains how to apply their secrets to your life starting right now.

On today's episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is ringing in the Fourth with the next generation of freight masterminds: his boys.   WARP's Daniel Sokolovsky is making a bet on its FreightTech with Delivery Optimization Experience. It will be offering LTL shippers just a $1 per pallet fee if its technology isn't able to optimize a shipper's load based on cost, speed or efficiency.  Drivers hate check calls, but TextLocate's Ryan Rogers thinks he has a solution. We'll find out why a text is almost always better than a phone call when talking to truckers. Carpenter Compliance's Rob Carpenter knows a thing or two about great strap work. He'll get our loads secured as we dive into proper load safety. Fleetworthy Solutions' Michael Precia shares the importance of proper driver qualification management. Plus, convertible semi-trucks; the greatest American heroes; the inferno in Iowa; and how not to set off fireworks. Watch on YouTube Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is ringing in the Fourth with the next generation of freight masterminds: his boys.   WARP's Daniel Sokolovsky is making a bet on its FreightTech with Delivery Optimization Experience. It will be offering LTL shippers just a $1 per pallet fee if its technology isn't able to optimize a shipper's load based on cost, speed or efficiency.  Drivers hate check calls, but TextLocate's Ryan Rogers thinks he has a solution. We'll find out why a text is almost always better than a phone call when talking to truckers. Carpenter Compliance's Rob Carpenter knows a thing or two about great strap work. He'll get our loads secured as we dive into proper load safety. Fleetworthy Solutions' Michael Precia shares the importance of proper driver qualification management. Plus, convertible semi-trucks; the greatest American heroes; the inferno in Iowa; and how not to set off fireworks. Watch on YouTube Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AI is everywhere right now — at least that's how it seems. The technology has a lot of people worried, but we wanted to know: What does it actually mean for us as Denverites? Will our jobs be taken over by AI? How will it impact our daily lives? One local company has been on the cutting edge of this technology for years before the recent hype, and they recently deployed their AI at four local fast-food restaurants. So today on the show, host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi take a trip to the Carl's Jr. drive-thru in Lakeside to test out “Holly.” Then, Bree chats with Rob Carpenter, the CEO of Colorado's Valyant AI, to learn more about how Holly works, how worried you should be about her taking your job, and what this technology is going to mean for Denver's future.  Bree mentioned the Marshall Fire investigation findings.  For even more news from around the city, subscribe to our morning newsletter Hey Denver by texting “Denver” to 66866 Follow us on Twitter: @citycastdenver Or Instagram: @citycastdenver Chat with other listeners on Reddit: r/CityCastDenver Text or leave us a voicemail with your name and neighborhood, and you might hear it on the show: (720) 500-5418‬ Learn more about the sponsors of this episode: badboyboards Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Rob Carpenter - known simply as Dr. Rob - is a #1 bestselling author, UCLA faculty member, and creative leader whose goal is to empower and equip others to live their happiest, most successful, and most transformational lives. He has written the books The 48 Laws of Happiness, Icons & Legends, and Red Carpet Manuscript, available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Target, and other retailers worldwide, as well as written for The Harvard Public Health Review and Oxford Business Review. Dr. Rob has spoken or lectured at countless institutions, including South by Southwest EDU, TEDx, Harvard University's Chan School of Public Health, the Hun School of Princeton, and maintains clients for which he delivers keynote speeches and workshops in the entertainment, business, and nonprofit fields. He has also appeared on the Hollywood shows and movies of NCIS, Ballers, Scandal, Lethal Weapon, and Bird Box, and directed feature documentary films and public service announcements. He is currently partnered with Academy Award winning producer Andrew Carlberg on a limited series television project and Emmy Award winning writer Kayona Ebony Brown on a series called "Dear Underdog." 

Original Air Date: 6/4/23 - Michael Crespo Fellowship Award recipient Rob Carpenter joins host Pam Bordelon for this week's AC23 podcast. This Mississippi native, who served as a professor of painting and drawing at Nicholls State University from 1991–2012, shares how he got his start as an artist in the Mississippi Delta and ended up in South Louisiana. The award was established by Cary Saurage and the late Derek Gordon, former CEO of ACGBR, to commemorate the life, work and dedication of the internationally recognized artist, who also served as a professor and director of the LSU School of Art and recognizes the quality and breadth of work by a visual artist who has established their personal and professional lives as long-time contributing members of the Baton Rouge community.

This is our 200th episode! Awesome!  Thank you so much for all your support through the years, whether you're a first time, long time, or last time listener. :) This week is a timely episode designed to equip you and your team with the information to survive the annual International Road Check by the CVSA. It's May 16th-18th with an emphasis on brakes and cargo securement. We got a true 1 hour master class from Rob Carpenter, an operations and risk consultant and former truck driver who has a wealth of knowledge for how to prevent and survive inspections - no matter when they may occur. Some questions we cover include: What are the most common mechanical violations that are cited during a DOT safety check, and how can I avoid them? What should I do if I discover a mechanical issue during a pre-trip inspection, and how can I ensure that the issue is resolved before the DOT safety check? Are there any particular items that are frequently overlooked during DOT safety checks, and how can I make sure that I am addressing these items? What are the most common paperwork violations that are cited during a DOT safety check, and how can I ensure that I have all of the necessary documentation in order? How can I stay organized and ensure that I am fully prepared for the DOT saftey check, including making sure that all of my paperwork is in order? Are there any particular habits or practices that I should adopt to ensure that I am always in compliance with DOT regulations and requirements? + a bunch more!  Don't miss this one, and send to your friend who drives or manages a fleet today! 

In this episode Tommy interviews Rob Carpenter, Founder At Valyant AI To learn more - Click Here: https://valyant.ai/ To learn more about OpsAnalitica Click Here: https://opsanalitica.com

In today's episode of Category Visionaries, we speak with Rob Carpenter, CEO of Valyant AI — a conversational AI platform that integrates existing mobile, web, call ahead, kiosk and drive-thru platforms. Currently, the company is focused on the quick-serve restaurant (QSR) market with bold ambitions to expand to many different verticals.  Topics discussed: What Valyant is and how the technology works Three components of conversational AI (that most get wrong)  Why the stakes are so high for this type of technology to work every time for consumers  How Valyant separates their AI technology from all the noise  Secrets to getting large organizations to adopt emerging technology  Why Valyant doesn't use human-sounding voices with their conversational AI  How Rob thinks about market categories  What's in store for the future of Valyant

This month on Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg “The Restaurant Guy” and Jimmy Frischling “The Finance Guy” are taking a break from their usual interview episodes and bringing you a Best Of season of all your favorite segments. They bring back “Best Of” old favorites such as “Which Came First” and “The Crystal Ball Moment.”In this episode they feature a Best Of Who Would You Beat Quickfire question with special guest and Co Founder & CEO at Chowly, Inc., Sterling Douglass. Schatzberg and Frischling would ask each guest who they would choose to have better odds of beating in a selected game. Frischling says, “It is by far the funniest question, and one where I will say, I hold the record as the stronger competitor over Schatzy. We've had funny answers throughout the season such as Schatzy being compared to a skinny can of shaken soda waiting to pop.” Schatzberg asks Douglass, “If you were to challenge Jimmy or I to a game of Paintball, who do you have the better odds of beating?” Douglass answers definitely Jimmy. You can check out the best of episode to hear Steven Simoni who at the time was the chief executive officer at Bbot choose who he would have the better odds in beating at Scrabble. Michael Jacober, CEO of Blanket gets asked about Clue, Clockedin's chief executive officer, Eric Smith's question was a round of bowling. Smith sounds like he was going to choose Frischling but picks Schatzberg. To hear all of the best of who would you beat answers to the questions they asked CEO of Ingest, Daniel Meth's challenge response to Slip N' Slide, Targetable, CEO, Andrew Nash pick his odds for Gin Rummy, Minnow's CEO, Steven Sperry's choice for Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, who Mighty Quinn Barbeque's co-ceo, Micha Magid picks for Pin The Tail On The Donkey, Josh Goodman, chief executive office of PourMyBeer answer for thumb war and Dispatch Goods CEO Lindsey Hoell gets asked who she has better odds of beating at Yahtzee. Ivan Matkovic, CEO of Spendgo gets asked who he would have better odds of beating in a game of risk. Matkovic picks Schatzberg. Tune in to hear the challenges and learn who Scott Siegel, chief executive officer from Curbit, Clayton Wood, CEO of Picnic, Rob Carpenter of Valyant AI, Kimberly Smith, chief executive officer of Copia, Taj Adhav CEO of Leascake, Zack Oates, Ovation CEO, Brandon Barton, CEO of Bite, Gary Goodman CEO of Yumpingo and Agot.AI CEO, Evan DeSantola on this best of episode on Hospitality Hangout.

This month on Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg “The Restaurant Guy” and Jimmy Frischling “The Finance Guy” are taking a break from their usual interview episodes and bringing you a Best Of season of all your favorite segments. They bring back “Best Of” old favorites such as “Which Came First” and “The Crystal Ball Moment.”In this episode they feature a Best Of Who Would You Beat Quickfire question with special guest and Co Founder & CEO at Chowly, Inc., Sterling Douglass. Schatzberg and Frischling would ask each guest who they would choose to have better odds of beating in a selected game. Frischling says, “It is by far the funniest question, and one where I will say, I hold the record as the stronger competitor over Schatzy. We've had funny answers throughout the season such as Schatzy being compared to a skinny can of shaken soda waiting to pop.” Schatzberg asks Douglass, “If you were to challenge Jimmy or I to a game of Paintball, who do you have the better odds of beating?” Douglass answers definitely Jimmy. You can check out the best of episode to hear Steven Simoni who at the time was the chief executive officer at Bbot choose who he would have the better odds in beating at Scrabble. Michael Jacober, CEO of Blanket gets asked about Clue, Clockedin's chief executive officer, Eric Smith's question was a round of bowling. Smith sounds like he was going to choose Frischling but picks Schatzberg. To hear all of the best of who would you beat answers to the questions they asked CEO of Ingest, Daniel Meth's challenge response to Slip N' Slide, Targetable, CEO, Andrew Nash pick his odds for Gin Rummy, Minnow's CEO, Steven Sperry's choice for Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, who Mighty Quinn Barbeque's co-ceo, Micha Magid picks for Pin The Tail On The Donkey, Josh Goodman, chief executive office of PourMyBeer answer for thumb war and Dispatch Goods CEO Lindsey Hoell gets asked who she has better odds of beating at Yahtzee. Ivan Matkovic, CEO of Spendgo gets asked who he would have better odds of beating in a game of risk. Matkovic picks Schatzberg. Tune in to hear the challenges and learn who Scott Siegel, chief executive officer from Curbit, Clayton Wood, CEO of Picnic, Rob Carpenter of Valyant AI, Kimberly Smith, chief executive officer of Copia, Taj Adhav CEO of Leascake, Zack Oates, Ovation CEO, Brandon Barton, CEO of Bite, Gary Goodman CEO of Yumpingo and Agot.AI CEO, Evan DeSantola on this best of episode on Hospitality Hangout.

In the 27th episode of the Food On Demand Podcast, hosts Tom and Nick interview Rob Carpenter, founder and CEO of Valyant AI, an AI platform for quick-serve restaurants. They also cover dynamic pricing coming into the restaurant space, Waitr officially rebranding to ASAP, DoorDash and Uber Eats starting nationwide shipping, and a new study showing drones emitting much less carbon during deliveries. 

In this week's episode we explore Long Island, NY.With close to 500 farms covering 30-thousand acres, this area is one of the major productive areas in all of New York. Farms share the increasingly developed area with more and more residential home, which means more customers but also development pressures for the farmers.Featured in this episode is Long Island Farm Bureau's Administrative Director, Rob Carpenter and Laurie McBride, Farm Stand Manager for Wickham's Fruit Farm on the East End of Long Island.

Join Debby and Greg as they chat with Dave Litzenberg, financial advisor, baseball fan, and founder of one of the first fully virtual BNI Chapters. When faced with the challenge of finding a chapter that didn't already have a financial advisor (very rare), Dave decided to get in on the ground floor of a brand new group. Listen to his journey and his networking advice. Also Mentioned: - Carol Pickett, Executive Director of Recruitment at Northwestern Mutual, https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-pickett-76889562/ - Brian Kurtz, Wealth Management Advisor / Managing Director, https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-kurtz-cfp%C2%AE-cltc-4170317/ - Jason Madasz, BNI Northwest Ohio Executive Director, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonmadasz/ - Janelle Marzullo, Greentree Mortgage Services, https://www.linkedin.com/in/janelle-marzullo/ - Jeremy Wolf, Realtor at Danberry Realtors, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-wolf-7aa68a16/ - Michelle Kravetsky, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwest Ohio, https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-kravetsky-4b0a904/ - Roger Bostdorff, President at B2B Sales Boost, LLC, https://www.linkedin.com/in/b2bsalesboost/ - Chad Helbert, Northwestern Mutual Toledo, https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadhelbertfinancialrep/ - Jennifer Ramon, Anspach Meeks Ellenberger LLP, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferramon/ - Richard Cronin, President and Owner of Perrysburg Auto Mall, https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cronin-ab9ab917/ - Dr. Rodney Rogers, President of Bowling Green State University, https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodney-k-rogers-0513866/ - Blair Johnson, Principal Owner at BMJ Global Businesses, https://www.linkedin.com/in/blairmjohnson/ - Rob Carpenter, President at FrogTown Tees, https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-carpenter-599b7b31/ Resources: - Ronald McDonald House of Toledo, https://rmhctoledo.org/ - Contact Dave: Cell: 419-283-3044 - Email: david.a.litzenberg@nm.com Groups Mentioned: - Business Network International (BNI), https://www.bni.com/ - BNI Prime Online, https://www.facebook.com/BNIPrimeOnline/ - Catholic Business Network Comments: https://www.facebook.com/TheReluctantNetworker/ https://www.facebook.com/connextnation/ More Information: If you'd like more information about our virtual training programs, go to: https://www.connextnation.com/mini-course/ "Porch Swing Days - faster" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3rdgennetworking/message

The global workforce crisis is real and huge. Rob Carpenter, Founder & CEO of Valyant AI talks to Greg and Valentina about the capabilities of conversational AI and at the same time, he addresses its limitations - the inability to keep up with the creativity of human language. Conversational AI is building a solid reputation for improving CX but also increasing concerns about its impact on the job market. Despite being the CEO of a company deploying the AI tool in the restaurant industry, Rob provides a realistic viewpoint on the (supposedly) dystopian future.    Check out Rob's profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-carpenter/

On our 35th episode of “Brains Behind AI”, Ari had the chance to chat with Rob Carpenter, the CEO and Founder of Valyant AI. Valyant AI is an enterprise grade conversational AI platform for the quick serve restaurant industry. In this episode, we learn how Rob has developed a proprietary software application that integrates within a restaurant's existing hardware infrastructure and allows the AI software to take the vast majority of customer orders and insert them directly into the POS for payment. What Valyant is accomplishing is certainly one of its kind, building Artificial Intelligence employees, or holograms, for physical retail locations that have a physical or ‘real' presence. Tune into hear Rob's advice on why it's important to start a service based company before a product company, and how he has overcome a plethora of challenges in creating an AI product with the same capabilities of human psychology.

Rob Carpenter was born and raised in Dillingham, Alaska - and no... he can't see Russia from his back steps. He has been a long term space ship nerd, and confesses that one of the reason he got into entrepreneurship is because he wants to eventually secure a ticket to space. Currently, he lives outside of Boulder, Colorado with his young family, and really enjoys the outdoors, growing his company, and taking good care of his little ones. While his kids are young, he loves to take the kids hiking, swimming at the pool, and going to the zoo and local animal sanctuaries.Rob started a company, wanting to originally create holographic employees, using a gaming engine - and they even named this employee Holly. What they figured out during that process was that conversational AI hadn't been solved yet, and if they were ever going to make their original idea work, they would have to solve it. So... they got heads down solving it.This is the creation story of Valyant.SponsorsImmediateOrbitPostmarkStytchVerb DataWebapp.ioLinksWebsite: https://valyant.ai/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-carpenter/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/code-story/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Rob Carpenter, the founder and CEO of Colorado-based Valyant AI, explains how his company is changing the fast-food industry with the introduction of "Holly," an order-taking system that interacts with customers using conversational artificial intelligence. Carpenter also discusses AI's potential and limitations, ethical implications and what the impact of this groundbreaking technology will have on customers and those working in the restaurant industry. 

Meet https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrobcarpenter/ (Dr. Rob Carpenter,) author of The 48 Laws of Happiness Since graduating college, Dr. Rob Carpenter has become an author, filmmaker at the 2x Emmy Award-winning USC Media Institute for Social Change, and Creator at http://drrob.tv/ (DrRob.TV), among other things. He advises celebrities, pro athletes, and everyday people on how to live their best lives, and has been published in The Oxford Business Review and The Harvard Journal for Public Health, among others.  Dr. Rob's debut self-help book, The 48 Laws of Happiness, is a mixture of science, advice and stories a la Chicken Soup for the Soul that will not only inspire readers to discover their happiest self, but will also give them real, scientifically researched tools to do so. The book can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/48-Laws-Happiness-Revealed-Becoming/dp/1736615505 (https://www.amazon.com/48-Laws-Happiness-Revealed-Becoming/dp/1736615505)

In the latest episode of Hospitality Hangout podcast, Michael Schatzberg “The Restaurant Guy” and Jimmy Frischling “ The Finance Guy” chat with Rob Carpenter, founder and chief executive officer at Valyant AI about automated order taking for quick service restaurants. Carpenter says, “There's a little bit of a labor crunch out there, one point seven million unfilled positions across the hospitality industry right now. So what we do is stick revolutionary cutting edge technology into your restaurant, greets customers, answers questions, takes the customer's order and then submits it directly into the point-of-sale system. Making the operators and the employees' lives easier and along the way what we see is anywhere between a five percent to twenty percent increase in top line revenue. So if you're doing one to two million a year you can add twenty percent to your top line overnight. While solving the labor problem.”When asked about where the idea of Valyant AI came from, Carpenter says, “so the core initial idea for Valyant which we will eventually get to is the idea of automating customer service in physical locations. So what the very first version of Valyant's product was effectively a holographic employee. So imagine a transparent OLED display which is effectively a piece of glass merged with a flat screen tv and we render a five and a half foot tall digital person and her name was Holly and she could blink her eyes and lean in and the idea was that she could carry on a conversation with you.” Carpenter talks about there not being holographic employees or automated customer service available in many places because the technology is extremely hard. They pivoted the business saying they would need to solve the problem of conversational AI in order to bring a holographic employee to market. Carpenter says, “we've effectively spent the last four and a half years hyper focused on solving conversational AI and right now it's for restaurants. Eventually we want to roll it to hospitality in general and then we would look to in the future to take it to additional industries beyond that.” To hear Carpenter breakdown how the AI translates for the customer in a drive-thru, and how Valyant AI can help address the labor crisis that hospitality is facing, tune into this episode of Hospitality Hangout. Click here for more recovery and relief information for restaurant, hospitality and food service operators.

In the latest episode of Hospitality Hangout podcast, Michael Schatzberg “The Restaurant Guy” and Jimmy Frischling “ The Finance Guy” chat with Rob Carpenter, founder and chief executive officer at Valyant AI about automated order taking for quick service restaurants. Carpenter says, “There's a little bit of a labor crunch out there, one point seven million unfilled positions across the hospitality industry right now. So what we do is stick revolutionary cutting edge technology into your restaurant, greets customers, answers questions, takes the customer's order and then submits it directly into the point-of-sale system. Making the operators and the employees' lives easier and along the way what we see is anywhere between a five percent to twenty percent increase in top line revenue. So if you're doing one to two million a year you can add twenty percent to your top line overnight. While solving the labor problem.”When asked about where the idea of Valyant AI came from, Carpenter says, “so the core initial idea for Valyant which we will eventually get to is the idea of automating customer service in physical locations. So what the very first version of Valyant's product was effectively a holographic employee. So imagine a transparent OLED display which is effectively a piece of glass merged with a flat screen tv and we render a five and a half foot tall digital person and her name was Holly and she could blink her eyes and lean in and the idea was that she could carry on a conversation with you.” Carpenter talks about there not being holographic employees or automated customer service available in many places because the technology is extremely hard. They pivoted the business saying they would need to solve the problem of conversational AI in order to bring a holographic employee to market. Carpenter says, “we've effectively spent the last four and a half years hyper focused on solving conversational AI and right now it's for restaurants. Eventually we want to roll it to hospitality in general and then we would look to in the future to take it to additional industries beyond that.” To hear Carpenter breakdown how the AI translates for the customer in a drive-thru, and how Valyant AI can help address the labor crisis that hospitality is facing, tune into this episode of Hospitality Hangout. Click here for more recovery and relief information for restaurant, hospitality and food service operators.

Cross River Ventures is focused on the development of top tier exploration properties in the premier mining district of Red Lake Ontario exploring for gold, and for several good reasons. The Red Lake Mining jurisdiction hosts one of the largest mineral rich greenstone belt on the planet that has produced 200 million ounces of gold in over 100 years of mining. This includes a total gold endowment exceeding 300million ounces with over 124 mines and 21 plus deposits with more than 3 million ounces each. Cross River hosts 7 Projects (over 28,000-hectares) within the prolific greenstone belts of NW Ontario, Canada which host the most productive gold deposits in the world. This is where Cross River is targeting gold for discovery potential. Armed with a world class technical team led by Dr. Rob Carpenter, who was the CEO of Kaminak, ( acquired by Goldcorp for CDN $520 million), know how to plan and execute a exploration program designed specifically to make a discovery. Cross Rivers Flagship McVicar Property is just one of the properties they are targeting for discovery. Situated close to the 3.8m Oz Springpole deposit controlled by First Mining Gold Corp. ( FF.TO ) it hosts 2 mineralized trends that are parallel to one another and include new surface discoveries of gold, as well as previous sampling of high grade with numerous results greater than 500g/t gold. McVicar is ready to be fully explored and drill permits for the property have been issued for multiple target areas delineated via modern geophysics. The recent driver of attention to the Red Lake area is the takeover of Great Bear Resources by Kinross Gold Corp. under which Kinross has agreed to acquire all of the outstanding common shares of the Red Lake explorer for C$29.00 per share, approximately $1.8-billion and being done without a resource calculation. This is primarily due to the excellent nature of their drill results. The peer takeover speaks to the attractiveness of discovery potential and quality of the mining jurisdiction. Cross River is in the right neighborhood to make a discovery, at the right time in the market, and when attention in the area has never been greater. Sit back and enjoy this great interview with Cross River Venture CEO Alex Klenman as he walks us through their objective to make a discovery equal to their peers in the Red Lake Mining District.

ASCL's Primary Specialist Tiffnie Harris talks to Rob Carpenter, CEO, Inspire Partnership Academy Trust

Rob Carpenter is the CEO and Founder of Valyant AI, the first Artificially Intelligent "Digital Employee" to work directly alongside employees in customer-facing roles. For example, Valyant's AI "Holly" works in fast food restaurants to greet customers at the drive-thru post, answer questions and take food orders. The revolutionary nature of this technology is that it pulls AI from being a hidden back-office tool to something that feels like a real staff member, which humanizes a brand's personality and brings the AI experience front and center to a physical location. The major technological innovation of Holly is her Conversational AI. It allows her to speak with a human-sounding voice, to understand context, nuance and to be able to manage a free-form and wide-ranging conversation within the context of food ordering. After five years of development Valyant AI now has paying customers, can deliver up to 20% average order increase and has begun rolling out with two restaurant chains that have a combined 5,000 locations. Much like self-driving cars, Conversational AI has had a long and bumpy road to deployment, but the technology is maturing, and Valyant is at the vanguard of this new era of customer service automation for physical locations. Rob joins me in a conversation about the future of AI-human relations and its impact on the labor market - both positive and negative. We also discuss the developments in robotics and the commercialization of space travel.

We've talked a lot on this show about how businesses have adapted to the challenges created by the pandemic. But for nonprofit organizations, which sort of live in a constant state of responding to challenges - closing gaps and providing services to the community in any number of ways – the pandemic and post-pandemic has created its own set of obstacles and opportunities for growth and reinvention. Renee Chatelain is President of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, a nearly 50-year-old nonprofit that promotes cultural growth, economic development, and educational enhancement through the arts in and around the 11-parish Capital Region that it serves. As the Arts Council of the Capital City, the organization is a hub for information and resources benefiting organizations and residents statewide. Renee has been at the helm of the organization since 2015 and in that time has helped grow the Arts Council and lead it through its recent expansion and relocation. The new center opened in the fall of 2021, just as the community was emerging from the fourth surge of the Covid crisis, a time when many arts organizations were grappling with very real challenges to their sustainability. Thanks to the leadership and stewardship of Renee, Baton Rouge didn't lose any organizations to Covid. Chelsey Laborde Blankenship is a longtime board member of the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Louisiana, an organization that, like the Arts Council is providing an invaluable service to the community. Actually, make that nine communities! In April 2021, the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Louisiana and the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Baton Rouge merged to become the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Louisiana in order to better serve some 20-thousand families in nine southeast Louisiana parishes. The organization provides out of school programs for boys and girls, including dynamic opportunities to promote the healthy lifestyles and academic success of its members. Chelsea spent four years at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Baton Rouge as its resource development and marketing associate before branching out and creating her own communications and marketing firm, CLB Consulting.  Out to Lunch Baton Rouge is recorded over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. You can see photos from this show by Erik Otts at our website. And check out more recent conversation about Baton Rouge arts and sciences with artist Rob Carpenter and PC OG Tim Rauls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The customer service is very important when running a restaurant. If you're ordering drive-thru and the employee misses an order, that's not a good look for the company. Maybe the employee is too tired to upsell because they have been working for eight hours straight. There are a lot of things that limit them from being 100% focused on the job. The CEO of Valyant AI, Rob Carpenter believes he has found the solution to this. Join your host Chad Burmeister as he talks to Rob about his proprietary conversational AI. Learn how AI technology can improve the customer service experience.Blog Post URL https://www.scalex.ai/resources/leveraging-ai-to-improve-customer-service-in-fastfood-restaurants-with-rob-carpenterGuests● Rob Carpenter (rob@valyant.ai)

Rob Carpenter, CEO of Valyant AI (https://valyant.ai) shares his company's origin story. How they went from from creating AI holograms to designing a Conversational AI platform to help QSRs with operational challenges such as labor shortages, automating operations and enhancing customer drive-thru experiences.

We all have two sides to our brain: the right brain which is said to control our creative artistic abilities and the left side which is the analytical part that can do math and science. We often tend to describe people as left brain or right brain people, depending on whether they're particularly gifted with one set of abilities or the other. Is this valid? Or does a successful computer guy need to have artistic skills as well? Does a successful artist need a left brain as well? Tim Rauls might be considered a left brain person. Tim is the owner of Tim's Computers, a PC retail and repair shop on Sherwood Forest in Baton rouge that has been fixing the computers of a loyal clientele for more than 25 years. In the decades since, Tim has seen the PC retail and repair business change considerably - from an era where the local IT guy was indispensable to one where he has been replaced by some techy in a call center 4000 miles away. But through it all Tim's Computers has survived the disruption - because there is still a segment of the market that doesn't do online tech support. When you walk into Tim's you see a steady stream of mostly older customers who literally don't know where to go when their trusty PC crashes. Rob Carpenter is a local visual artist who specializes in drawings using a variety of media that produce intricate patterns using shapes and particularly lines. Rob was a professor of art at Nicholls State University for more than a decade, and though retired from teaching, continues to spend his days drawing and painting in his backyard studio.  Rob's work appears regularly at the Baton Rouge Gallery and is featured in a new satellite studio of the Baton Rouge Gallery at the Baton Rouge Metro Airport. His work has also appeared in venues throughout Baton Rouge and has hung in galleries around the country. Out to Lunch was recorded at La Divina Italian Cafe in the Acadian Village Shopping Center. You can see photos from this show by Erik Otts at our website. And check out more lunchtime conversation about the Baton Rouge art scene See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ASCL's Primary Specialist Tiffnie Harris talks to Rob Carpenter, CEO, Inspire Partnership Academy Trust www.ascl.org.uk/podcasts/primary

Rob Carpenter founded Valyant in 2017 with a specific focus on developing a voice assistant drive-through solution for fast food restaurants. While Carpenter insists Valyant is building a platform that can support other use cases in the future, he also is clearly focused on mastering the drive-through use case and goes into depth about the hardware, software, and workflow Valyant has built. We discuss the key technical and business process challenges that Valyant had to overcome and what their customers set as key solution requirements. In addition, Carpenter breaks down Valyant's tech stack and the competitive environment. 

If you're thinking about creating a smart home, this is the podcast for you! We talk to System Designers Bryna Owens and Rob Carpenter from the Bravas Design & Engineering team. We discuss the mistakes people typically make during the planning phase that may cost you more in the long run and ways to avoid them.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Orioles and Angels 3B Doug DeCinces, and later talks with former New York Jets WR Rob Carpenter.

C Ruff and former 6 year NFL wide receiver Rob Carpenter discuss his intro to football, college career, draft week, best wide receiver of all time, top defensive players he faced during his career and much more!

Rob Carpenter is the CEO and Founder of Valyant AI, the first Artificially Intelligent “Digital Employee” to work directly alongside employees in customer facing roles. Valyant's AI “Holly” works in fast food restaurants to greet customers at the drive-thru post, answer questions and take food orders. The revolutionary nature of this technology is that it pulls AI from being a hidden back-office tool, to something that feels like a real staff member, which humanizes a brands personality and brings the AI experience front and center to a physical location. We discuss the power of their technology, the ethics of AI and the effect on jobs, plus how to empower people with technology and in the startup ecosystem.  Another great chat that is a must-listen for founders everywhere. Check out Valyant AI here: https://valyant.ai/ Connect with Rob on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-carpenter/  Thanks for a great chat, Rob! This episode is brought to you by Veeam Software and the 4-Step Guide to Delivering Extraordinary Software Demos that Win Deals and Diabolical Coffee plus the great folks over at Fiverr!  Want to ensure real privacy online? Check out ExpressVPN and keep your online life protected. 

Rob Carpenter is the founder and CEO of Valyant AI, which is on a journey to solve the complex problem of conversational AI in the food service industry. In today's episode, Rob explains the three main components of AI speech processing (and the challenges that arise at each of these nodes), how conversational AI has the capacity to improve conditions for human workers in the food service industry, and what this technology is going to be like in the future. After this episode, you'll understand the importance of being more thoughtful about how you communicate your next burger and fries order to a conversational AI system. Key Points From This Episode:Rob's early interest in entrepreneurship. The original idea that Rob wanted to center his company around, and why it didn't work out that way. What Valyant AI does. Long term goals that Rob has for his company. Challenges of conversational AI in the food service industry.  Benefits of being an industry newcomer. The “three amigos” of speech processing.Examples of customer statements which highlight why a natural language processor is such a vital part of AI speech processing.How people need to learn to communicate with AI systems. The deficit of employees in the restaurant industry.Ways that conversational AI improves working conditions for food service industry employees. Progress that we have made as a society as a result of innovation. What we can expect from conversational AI in the next five to ten years. Tweetables:“I thought the hologram was the hard part and that the conversational AI was solved, but it was basically the inverse of that.” — Rob Carpenter [0:06:47]“There's benefits when you get into a new industry or technology not knowing the problems, because you don't know what your limitations are. I think a lot of times that frees you up to be more creative and innovative.” — Rob Carpenter [0:08:38]“If I was to postulate where things would end up, I'd say it's probably a 90/10. 90% is that the technology has to be better, and keep getting better. 90% of everything needs to be handled by the AI. The other 10%, people need to be more thoughtful when they communicate with these systems.” — Rob Carpenter [0:17:22]“There's 1.7 million unfilled positions in the restaurant industry right now. 1 in 6 of every position available right now is in restaurants.” — Rob Carpenter [0:20:26]“Innovation is not only built into economies, but it's essential for their health and long-term safety.” — Rob Carpenter [0:23:28]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Rob Carpenter on LinkedInValyant AI

Fully and Dave interview Rob Carpenter, a serial entrepreneur and passionate technologist. Rob is the CEO and Founder of Valyant AI, the first Artificially Intelligent “Digital Employee” that works directly alongside employees in customer facing roles. Valyant's AI “Holly” works in fast food restaurants to greet customers at the drive-thru post, answer questions, and take food orders. Rob was named one of the top 25 most influential young professionals in Colorado by ColoradoBiz Magazine in 2013 and received the Denver Trailblazer award in 2016.

A commercial free episode of Friday's Weapons Hot show, featuring special guest former New York Jets wide receiver Rob Carpenter. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

Rob and I chop it up again and discuss a few things.  The Jets Draft and how we feel they did but most importantly, how he's giving back to the community with Up2Us Sports! Tune in...

This is the audio version of my book review on "Who's Driving The Purpose Driven Church: A Documentary On The Teachings of Rick Warren" by James Sundquist. Here is my blog post of my book review on Sundquist's book: https://earnestlayman.wordpress.com/2021/05/05/book-review-whos-driving-the-purpose-driven-church-by-james-sundquist/ A great episode on Dawain Atkinson: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/confessions-of-a-former-apostle-with-dawain-atkinson/id1541494645?i=1000508892004 The episodes I mentioned on John Samson & Costi Hinn: http://thebarpodcast.com/index.php/2019/07/23/john-samson/ http://thebarpodcast.com/index.php/2017/06/27/costihinn/ The sources I mentioned regarding the "senior pastors" Rick Warren said to follow on Twitter in 2013 (second source citation not a full endorsement): https://bereanresearch.org/rick-warrens-top-100-pastors-to-follow/ http://revfrankhughesjr.org/images/Fighting_for_the_Faith_With_Chris_Rosebrough_Rick_Warren_Recommends_you_Follow_the_top_Heretics_in_the_World.pdf The next link goes to a website featuring a search bar with Joel Osteen's name in it. Use that link and search bar on the page to look up the other names I mentioned (TD Jakes, Louie Giglio, Andy Stanley, Brian Houston, Steven Furtick, Mark Batterson, Ed Young, Joseph Prince, Craig Groeschel, Bill Hybels, Bill Johnson, Troy Gramling, Pete Wilson, Jentezen Franklin, Perry Noble, Mark Driscoll, James MacDonald, David Crank, Erwin McManus, Robert Morris, Chris Hodges, Rob Carpenter, Kerry Shook, Phil Pringle & even Rick Warren): http://www.piratechristian.com/search?q=Joel%20Osteen&f_collectionId=55de6923e4b0316f2d24335c This is an informational video on Driscoll & Noble: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96x09yJ26pk Hodges, Greg Suratt, Rick Bezet, Stovall Weems, Miles McPherson, Joe Champion and Casey Treat are all affiliated with the Association of Related Churches (ARC): https://earnestlayman.wordpress.com/2021/01/28/profile-association-of-related-churches-arc/ A great podcast that reviews a sermon on reparations by Eric Mason. For a shortcut, go to about the 25 minute mark: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/wwutt-1285-q-once-again-on-masks-biblical-responses/id1024824681?i=1000489370896e Here is an article showing David's Platt's endorsement of Louie Giglio's "Goliath Must Fall" book. Below that is my review of Giglio's book: https://reformationcharlotte.org/2019/05/15/david-platt-promotes-false-teacher-louie-giglio/ https://earnestlayman.wordpress.com/2020/05/23/book-review-goliath-must-fall-by-louie-giglio/ Speaking of Giglio, here is the "Fighting For The Faith" episode showing Giglio's approval of the fleecing of those at the 2016 Presence Conference (said conference hosted by false prophet Pringle). http://www.piratechristian.com/fightingforthefaith/2016/5/i-have-a-mantle-and-im-not-afraid-to-use-it?rq=Louie%20Giglio Here is the article I mentioned that pertained to Saddleback's ordaining three women pastors: https://protestia.com/2021/05/08/in-historic-first-rick-warrens-sbc-megachurch-ordains-women-pastors/ Thanks for listening! “Scripture quotations taken from the (NASB®) New American Standard Bible®, Copyright © 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved. www.lockman.org” Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

On today's show, Dr. Fred meets Dr. Rob Carpenter, bestselling author of the book, The 48 Laws of Happiness which has been described as the most thorough, comprehensive, and compassionate book on happiness ever written by a therapist. Dr. Rob is an advocate of mental health for children and adults, and he advises celebrities, pro athletes, and business titans on how they can become the best versions of themselves using scientific and inspirational techniques. He received his master's degree from Northwestern University and doctoral degree from the University of Southern California. Dr. Rob has been a writer-director at the 2x Emmy Award winning USC Media Institute for Social Change and he is the incoming on-air host for Harvard Health TV at Harvard University. He has worked on shows ranging from HBO's Ballers to ABC's Scandal and his directorial film, American Dropout, will debut nationwide this fall. In today's discussion, Dr. Fred and Dr. Rob explore the following: Surrendering to the person you're called to become The predictive power of the stories we tell ourselves Setting up systems that work for us Playing small vs. playing big Why formulas and routines work Why deciding you want to do something matters The illusion of feeling safe in the familiar Happiness is found in the journey, not the result How the universe is “run” through conversations Why “playing small” is actually less safe, and less satisfying Confronting our flaws with compassion Enjoying the present (even while striving for improvement)   Episode Length: 01:00:06   ROB CARPENTER'S RESOURCES Website > https://www.drrob.tv/ Book > The 48 Laws of Happiness: Secrets Revealed for Becoming the Happiest You https://www.amazon.com/48-Laws-Happiness-Revealed-Becoming-ebook/dp/B08XVRQ8SP   ALSO MENTIONED ON TODAY'S SHOW Mark Twain Quote > "Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect."   WELCOME TO HUMANITY RESOURCES Podcast Website >  http://www.welcometohumanity.net/podcast PURCHASE DR. FRED'S BOOK (paperback or Kindle) > Creative 8: Healing Through Creativity & Self-Expression by Dr. Fred Moss http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Healing-Through-Creativity-Self-Expression/dp/B088N7YVMG   FEEDBACK  > http://www.welcometohumanity.net/contact

Happiness is not easy to define but all of us know it when we feel it. While some factors that affect happiness are out of our control, there are always things that we can do to feel better! My guest, Dr. Robert Carpenter, has extensively studied this subject and he's developed a framework that offers insight and practices that we can use in our everyday life.  Dr. Carpenter is an author, filmmaker and Creator at DrRob.TV. He advises celebrities, pro athletes, and everyday people on how to live their best lives, and has been published in The Oxford Business Review and The Harvard Journal for Public Health, several others.  Rob's debut self-help book, The 48 Laws of Happiness, is a mixture of science, advice and stories a la Chicken Soup for the Soul. That's exactly what Rob and I are going to be discussing during our conversation. We'll get into the different facets of happiness and how we can apply the happiness laws in our life. We'll also talk about the common blocks that tend to get in the way. If you liked what you heard, please don't forget to like, rate, share and subscribe to this podcast. Thanks!

Learn the secrets of happiness--this elusive thing that we all want. If you’ve been feeling unfulfilled, lost, confused, stuck, or out of control, this conversation is for you. Dr. Rob is a transformational author and filmmaker who advises athletes, celebrities, business leaders, and everyday people on how to live their best lives. He is the host of The Dr. Rob Show and the author of The 48 Laws of Happiness: Secrets Revealed For Becoming The Happiest You.Quotes to remember: “One of the most difficult things for people to do is to both literally and metaphorically look in the mirror.” “Become the person that you want everybody to believe that you are.” “Whatever your mind magnifies becomes real.” “When we learn to slow down our lives to the speed of enjoyment is when we learn how to become content.” Takeaways:There are health benefits to forgiving othersSometimes we have an “aha” moment; other times it is a processIt is useful to look to the people who are 2 or 5 years ahead of you in how you want to be, for more guidance and strategyExperience is not the best teacher--reflected experience isWhen we let go of judgment of our experiences, they become data pointsPeople can live without a lot of things but people cannot live without hopeThe chase for achievement to make us happy is neverendingWe often don’t fulfill our calling because we don’t give ourselves permissionWhatever you want to find… you findAccepting yourself unconditionally is not based on your circumstancesThe difference between positive and negative people is what they focus onMorning is your time to feel in control of the dayWhat you’ll learn:About Dr. Rob’s near-death experience and how it helped him develop into who he is todayHow to use your past experiences, good or bad, to further your own growthWhat our identity is based uponQuestions to ask yourself in order to manifest your potential and your greatest selfHow Dr. Rob gained his wisdom and how you can tooAn example of living with gratitude versus ingratitudeAbout his meditation practice that grounds him every dayWhat he has learned from being a filmmaker and directorA simple way to focus on what mattersWhat Destination Disease isMentioned on the podcast: http://drrob.tv/The 48 Laws of Happiness: Secrets Revealed For Becoming The Happiest YouLinks:FacebookInstagram

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. With over 100 years of experience, Altabank has what it takes to be a trusted, dynamic banking provider for Utahns across the state. Here to tell us more is Senior Vice President of Altabank, Rob Carpenter. ROB CARPENTER At Altabank, we exist for one reason – to power your success. We're strategically sized to drive you and your business forward – and we do it better than anyone else. We believe that personal relationships and customized solutions can take your business to new heights. We get things done quickly and effectively. We want to increase awareness of Altabank in the business community throughout the Salt Lake City area. We're well known in Utah County, South; and in Cache Valley, but there are still a number of businesses that don't know us. Many don't know that we offer most of the same services as the national banks. Altabank is committed to the communities it serves. We support a number of causes that are important to our clients. We have a long-term commitment to Primary Children's Hospital and Intermountain Healthcare facilities throughout the State. We also support a number of social causes and the arts, and we will soon announce a relationship with Wasatch Adaptive Sports. DEREK MILLER Altabank's personal bankers have the expertise and commitment to find the right solution for you and your business. Learn more at altabank.com. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, and this is Speaking on Business. Originally aired: April 30, 2021.

A commercial free episode of Sunday's Weapons Hot show, featuring special guest former Patriots, Jets, and Eagles wide receiver Rob Carpenter.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show getting into Sam Darnold's injury, how serious it could be and what to expect from Joe Flacco Sunday. They dive into the injury list, preview the game against the Cardinals and make their predictions. In "Brian's Book," Coz tells the story of the time he got in a shouting match with Rex and Rob Ryan at a bar in Indianapolis. Former Jets wide receiver Rob Carpenter then joins the show. Carpenter talks Adam Gase, Darnold, when Pete Carroll became his Jets coach in 1994 and the future of the franchise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Robert talks to Rob from 1WheelRevolution about all the preparation he does on his bikes to turn them into the stunting monsters we see on his instagram. They go deep into products, brands and functionality.

Former Jets wide receiver Rob Carpenter joins Peter to talk about the Jets, the Giants and what football might be like in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Former Jets wide receiver Rob Carpenter joins Peter to talk about the Jets, the Giants […]

Recruiting and Consulting Firm Riderflex Podcast – Rob Carpenter, Co-Founder & CEO At Valyant AI Riderflex.com | 888-964-5876 Riderflex is a global Recruiting and Consulting Firm. We give Career Advice & Job Interviewing Tips on this podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riderflex/support

Interview with Rob Carpenter, CEO of Valyant AI

Holyrood Distillery became Edinburgh's first malt whisky distillery in nearly a century when it fired up the stills for the first time last September, but to trace its origins, you'd have to travel more than 4,000 miles across seven time zones to Calgary, Alberta. That's where Holyrood co-founder Rob Carpenter makes his home, and where he and his wife Kelly run the Canadian chapter of the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Rob Carpenter's spending most of his time in Scotland these days, and that's where we caught up with him for this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, a tentative budget agreement in Washington means no government shutdown for federal liquor regulators, while another agreement could lead to the end of China's tariffs on American whiskies. That's 2 out of 3 for the industry, but in this case, 2 out of 3 could lead to a worst-case scenario for many small-scale distillers unless Congress can agree this week to extend their federal excise tax cut.

In this special interview with one of the F.com sponsors, Valyant AI’s CEO Rob Carpenter, we bring you one of the aspects of franchising this host definitely didn’t know much about: artificial intelligence. Rob provides insight on how AI is being used in franchising currently, how he believes it will evolve our space in the future and how franchisors/franchisees can be prepared for these drastic changes in technology. SPONSORS: SCORPION INTERNET MARKETING www.Scorpion.co/mb Named the #1 franchise marketing company in America by Entrepreneur Magazine, Scorpion delivers all-in-one solutions for franchise brands looking to defeat disjointed marketing and increase revenue. As a marketing partner, Scorpion assists franchises in the management of branding, website design, online listings, paid advertising, and more, eliminating the need for multiple vendors. To learn more, visit www.Scorpion.co/mb VALYANT.AI: www.valyant.ai Imagine automating the order taking process at your restaurant and freeing your employees to focus on food preparation, payment processing and order accuracy. Valyant AI's artificial intelligence software, think Alexa or Google Home, can speak directly with your customers and take all drive through orders. As a result of automating this task, early Valyant customers have seen their customer’s wait times drop by 10% to 25% on average. The AI never gets tired and you can be assured that in every situation where it makes sense, customers will receive custom up-sell messages. Valyant’s software uses data like trending food items, time of day, weather and even a customer’s decisiveness, to make specific product recommendations. This has resulted in an average order increase of 70%. That’s additional capital you could be earning today. If you think your business could benefit from decreased wait times, and additional revenue, check out www.valyant.ai or contact them directly at info@valyant.ai to learn more.

The Jets drop to an all-time low as Gang Green loses to the winless Dolphins 26-18. Rob Carpenter tells Mike Damergis that the Jets are playing out the season and they need to look for a new coach and possibly a new Q-B in 2020.

If you are wondering how can you raise money for your business, Andy and Jessica are bringing great interviews in this episode, going over the right and wrong ways of raising capital. Listen to this episode for a deep understanding of the process of raising capital and what types of investors you need to look at, considering the different stages of your business, mainly focusing on the traditional small business raising capital.   Listing of the week: Steve Wright (Raleigh, North Carolina). Pool Business running for 41 years. SDE $700,000. Property price: $605,000 (retail section). Price $1.1 million. Call Steve at 919-379-5776 or visit tworld.com/raleigh.   Key takeaways: [5:47] Rob Carpenter CEO of Valyant AI. [7:23] Why was raising funds the right move for Valyant AI? [9:13] When customers' funding isn't the right choice. [10:03] Five structures for raising capital. [15:46] Different criteria for different groups of businesses. [18:24] Rob Carpenter talks about the biggest gains and obstacles in raising capital. [20:44] Finding your lead investor. [22:42] Accelerating the process when building relationships through public speaking. [24:41] Being tenacious but flexible. [25:58] Advice for people who are starting up. [31:50] Deal of the week: Hank Alston (Rowan). Gas station. Lease agreement between buyer and seller. Price: $242,000 business plus inventory. [35:54] Steve Cagnetta, M&A attorney, talks about his background. [37:25] The two most popular ways of raising money. [38:27] Different amounts of money. [39:30] How convertible debts work. [41:26] SAFE: Simple Agreement For Equity. [44:16] Listing of the week: Steve Wright (Raleigh, North Carolina). Pool Business running for 41 years. SDE $700,000. Property price: $605,000 (retail section). Price $1.1 million.   Mentioned in this Episode: United Franchise Group Transworld Business Advisors Transworld on Linkedin Transworld on Facebook Call us — 888-711-9018 Email us thedealboard@tworld.com Valyant AI Rob Carpenter on Linkedin Call Hank Alston at 704-797-1595 Call Steve Wright at 919-379-5776 or visit tworld.com/raleigh 

Rob Carpenter, Professional Geologist for White Gold Corp, presents 3 reasons to invest in a junior mining company at the Denver Gold Group 2019: 1 - Capital Structure 2 - Technical Team 3 - Early exploration phase in a great jurisdiction The White Gold District of Yukon, Canada has seen gold discoveries of approximately 7 million oz since 2007. In recent years the region has also seen major acquisitions and investments by mining leaders Agnico Eagle, GoldCorp, Kinross and multiple others. ● WebSite : https://whitegoldcorp.ca/ TSX-V: WGO | OTC-Nasdaq Intl: WHGOF | FRA: 29W White Gold Corp - ir@whitegoldcorp.ca

Stay close to "WakeUpCall" on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram! Listen LIVE to "Wake Up Call with Dan Tortora" MON through FRI, 9-11amET on mixlr.com/wakeupcalldt & on the homepage of WakeUpCallDT.com from ANY Device! This special is Proudly Presented by: Carvel DeWitt Utica Pizza Company Charney's Men's Clothing The Wildcat Sports Pub Ma & Pa's Kettle Corn & Popcorn Factory The Pen & Trophy Center Honda City of Liverpool Home Team Pub K-9 Kampground  Dominick's Restaurant Tru by Hilton Camillus

It's time to talk some New York Jets' football on the Just End The Suffering podcast! Host Mike Phillips is joined by former Jets' wide receiver Rob Carpenter (10:00) to break down all the big headlines surrounding Gang Green as the preseason opener approaches on Thursday. Mike also chats with Mike Damergis about the state of baseball (20:19), recaps the deals from the trade deadline (1:33), and offers his critique of the Amazon Prime football series All or Nothing (34:32) on this week's show.

In this first episode of the We Are In Beta Podcast, Rob Carpenter, CEO of the Inspire Partnership - a group of 5 primary schools in southeast London, Medway and Kent shares his thoughts on: How the challenges he faced as a student led him to becoming a teacher What he believes great professional development to be How we can improve teacher retention Why school exclusions are on the rise and what we can do about it Why the new Ofsted framework offers schools an important opportunity How his partnership is helping students connect more deeply with the world and the local community The one question he would ask every head in the country Why he's optimistic about the future and How an Ofsted inspection left him on his hands and knees. To learn more about We Are In Beta head over to: https://medium.com/@WeAreInBeta To access a full transcript of the interview with links to all the resources, people and organisations Rob mentions go to: https://medium.com/@WeAreInBeta/ofsteds-2019-curriculum-focus-the-opportunity-for-schools-a8b55d15367e  Join the conversation and tell us what you think by tweeting @NiallAlcock and@carpenter_rob . To stay up to date with interviews and updates from the We Are In Beta community sign up here

The playoffs are here and it's time for another football heavy episode of the Just End The Suffering podcast! Host Mike Phillips is joined by former New York Jets' wide receiver Rob Carpenter (14:24) to talk about the Jets' coaching search (Editor's Note: this interview was recorded prior to the hire of Adam Gase) and his thoughts on the current team. Mike also makes picks for the Divisional Round with Giants' fan Justin Diaz (27:40), recaps Wild Card Weekend (1:43) and the National Championship Game (54:00), and previews the Australian Open (43:46) in a jam-packed hour.

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Mike Damergis and Rob Carpenter breakdown the Jets win over the Broncos as Gang Green rushed for 323 yards. Rob chimes in on the Odell Beckham Jr. scenario as the disgruntled WR throws his coach and team under-the-bus in a ESPN pre-game interview. Carpenter thinks Eli Manning's best days are in the rear-view mirror, similar to when he joined the Jets and Ken O'Brien was the QB.

This time around I sit down with Rob Carpenter. If you watched the NFL in the 90's you'll probably remember this name!  Rob talks about the good and bad of football as well as what he went through personally as a player!  The Game has changed and this episode was a game changer!

Former Jets WR Rob Carpenter checks in for his weekly Gang Green Report with Mike Damergis. Carpenter breaks down the miscues by the Jets on defense and analyzes what their struggles are on offense. Rob admits Todd Bowles is on the hot seat and thinks the Jets could have been a playoff team if they had Josh McCown or Teddy Bridgewater under center. Carpenter feels Sam Darnold should be sitting on the bench to learn.

Mike Damergis & Rob Carpenter break down the Jets lose to the Dolphins for Week 2. Rookie QB Sam Darnold was erratic, the offensive line couldn't get a push, the receivers dropped balls, ran poor routes and the Jets still had a chance to win.

60 min OT, Spring 2017 Episode 14 (April 30, 2017) – NFL Draft Analysis Special TODAY'S GUEST TJ Rives from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' radio network Sprinkled throughout: NFL DRAFT STORIES from current and former NFL Players! 2:04 Bryce Petty tells his Draft Story 2:59 Brief NFL Draft overview/intro 4:10 Viewer question: When the Jets season opens, who is going to be the starting quarterback? 5:03 Brian Leonard tells his Draft Story 5:49 TJ Rives (from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' radio network) and I discuss the 2017 NFL Draft for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26:47 Muhammad Wilkerson tells his Draft Story 27:53 Erik Coleman tells his Draft Story 28:29 I discuss the 2017 NFL Draft in terms of the New York Jets: - My wish list - Rundown of all picks - Good picks & bad picks - Impacts of the Jets on the AFC East - Buffalo Bills just fired their GM this morning! - Intricacies of each pick and how they relate to the current roster - Implications of other teams' moves on the Jets' choice - Am I buying this “culture change”? - Disappointments - The future of Sheldon Richardson & Eric Decker in New York Jets green 38:02 Ottis Anderson tells his Draft Story 39:29 Jonathan Hankins tells his Draft Story 40:09 I discuss the 2017 NFL Draft in terms of the New York Giants: - My wish list - Rundown of all picks - Disappointments - Good picks & bad picks - Giants Draft for “now' and for “future” - Intricacies of each pick and how they relate to the current roster - Brandon Marshall on the NYG, his impact on others in the locker room, including ramifications for Odell Beckham, Jr. - Davis Webb, QB - Blount on the Giants? - Sean O'Hara's criticism of the Webb pick 45:54 A viewer question about the Las Vegas Raiders' signing of Marshawn Lynch. I discuss that, their 2017 NFL Draft, their future. Ranking the best offensive lines in the NFL. My speculation about Lynch's role with the Raiders. Do I have a problem with the Raiders live broadcasting a draft pick from the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign? 49:15 Jason McCourty tells his Draft Story 50:40 Sean Lissemore tells his Draft Story 52:47 A viewer question about Christian McCaffrey being picked by Carolina Panthers. My thoughts on how he fits in that system (and others) 55:00 My appearance on ESPN Las Vegas 1100am/100.9FM to discuss the Jets, Giants (pre-draft) and the New York Yankees 1:08:43 Mike Teel tells his Draft Story 1:10:43 A viewer question to discuss the Dallas Cowboys 2017 NFL Draft. - Last year's draft jackpot in Dak Prescott and Zeke Elliot - Jason Witten's extension - 7 of 9 picks are defensive picks - WR Switzer will be a good compliment to Dez Bryant - Noah Brown WR Ohio State - Taco Charlton's role - What is the Cowboys' defensive role? - Mo Claiborne's leaving: an impact? 1:16:13 Hurry Up Offense 1:18:13 Anthony Fasano tells his Draft Story 1:18:43 New York Yankees: a force to be reckoned with! - Aaron Judge as an NFL tight end?! - Key=starting pitching - Aaron Judge is the talk of the MLB - Exit velocity - Aaron Judge's specifications are the prototypical create-a-player specs 1:23:25 New York Rangers: defense, Lundqvist, Kreider's emergence is here to stay? 1:27:15 Viewer comment spurs a discussion about Sidney Crosby being the NHL's most polarizing player 1:27:30 Buster Skrine tells his Draft Story Browns will win more games than the Jets this season 1:28:10 What the Eff?! Hint: Alligators 1:34:08 Rob Carpenter tells his Draft Story 1:35:09 Jabrill Peppers – urine sample from the NFL Scouting Combine tested positive for being diluted 1:37:26 New York Jets WR Devin Smith tore his ACL: Out for the season 1:38:14 Quick ESPN layoffs 1:39:07 Wrap up WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan Youtube: search “Coach McCartan” Soundcloud.com/coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast “Coach McCartan” TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN”

(0:00-30:30) JB opens the show previewing the Super Bowl and breaking it down before giving his prediction and producer/Falcons fan Luke Halpert gives his prediction on Super Bowl 51...we end the opening segment discussing cats and dogs on the loose.(30:30-38:26) Former Pro Bowl RB Ronnie Brown joins the show to break down the Super Bowl, give his prediction, and tell us why Atlanta fans are true fans. (38:26-43:00) Professional sports handicapper Vegas Dave then joins the show to talk about his Falcons pick, Super Bowl parties, and potentially winning $3 million more. (43:00-50:41) Three-time Super Bowl champion with the 49ers Randy Cross joins JB to talk John Lynch hiring, 49ers QB situation, and to preview Falcons-Patriots.(50:41-56:58) Former NFL offensive lineman Brian Baldinger joins the show to preview the Super Bowl.(56:58-62:29) Former NFL WR Rob Carpenter joins the show to break down Super Bowl 51 and talk Lady Gaga.

In this episode, Rob Carpenter joined us to talk about his work in several Primary Schools in the London borough of Greenwich. Rob is now Executive Headteacher with Woodhill & Foxfield Primary Schools in South East London. He describes himself as ‘passionate about sharing best practice and learning together’. We loved talking to Rob about … Continue reading Rob Carpenter on how to establish fantastic, high expectations…and meet them! PP119 →

Youngest family member of six, he moved to Vancouver in 1997 to pursue a career in film. from 1998 to 2000 he wrote and directed 5 short films that played at local Vancouver venues as he continued to break into the acting community. He joined an independent horror film company (Creepy Six Films) as a producer in 2001. As a team, they began making ... See full bio »

Youngest family member of six, he moved to Vancouver in 1997 to pursue a career in film. from 1998 to 2000 he wrote and directed 5 short films that played at local Vancouver venues as he continued to break into the acting community. He joined an independent horror film company (Creepy Six Films) as a producer in 2001. As a team, they began making ... See full bio »

The New York Jets are less than 6 weeks away from training camp so we will start to breakdown the roster from the top to bottom. We will rank players in terms of importance and identify the key building blocks. In addition former wide receiver Rob Carpenter joins us live to discuss the current the state of the team. The enivornment for Geno..the impact of Marshall..the pressure on Revis and Cro..how would he handle Mo? And taking your calls live! 929-477-2651 

Former Syracuse WR Rob Carpenter joins Joe Lisi on this edition of The Weekly Blitz. Joe and Rob discuss the upcoming 2015 for his alma mater, the Syracuse Orange.   

Former Syracuse WR Rob Carpenter joins Joe Lisi on this edition of The Weekly Blitz. Joe and Rob discuss the upcoming 2015 for his alma mater, the Syracuse Orange.   

Youngest family member of six, he moved to Vancouver in 1997 to pursue a career in film. from 1998 to 2000 he wrote and directed 5 short films that played at local Vancouver venues as he continued to break into the acting community. He joined an independent horror film company (Creepy Six Films) as a producer in 2001. As a team, they began making ... See full bio » February 10, 1973 in Ontario, CanadaBorn: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/support