Podcast appearances and mentions of rob reynolds

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Rob Reynolds, founder, president, and executive producer of Christian media company Cross Boss Media. The two discuss his journey going from teaching in New York public schools to founding a real estate company to launching Cross Boss. They examine why Christian media matters and the importance of safeguarding your children when it comes to giving them access to phones. They also talk about the success of Studio 3:16, Cross Boss' educational comedy program based on Gospel passages. 

What happens when you combine faith, business, and a commitment to community transformation? In this episode of The Construction MF'ers Podcast, Scott Peper, Founder & CEO of Mobilization Funding, sits down with Rob Reynolds, Founder and President of Cross Boss Media. Rob shares his journey from co-founding Avesta, a real estate company with $1.7 billion in assets and $200 million in revenue, to launching Studio 3:16, a faith-based media program for children.Episode Highlights:

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Should waterfowl hunting guides and outfitters have licensing requirements? Is the waterfowl guiding industry really the Wild West?Should there be some form of professional oversight to weed out the worse from the best? What might those minimal requirements be? And how might a professional outfitter society benefit hunting, local and client hunters, habitat and waterfowl resources? Alberta Professional Outfitter Society's Corey Jarvis, Jeana Schuurman and Rob Reynolds answer these questions and much more in today's informative episode.    More Info: Alberta Professional Outfitters Society (APOS) https://www.apos.ab.ca   MOJO's Duck Season Somewhere Podcast Sponsors: MOJO Outdoors  Benelli Shotguns BOSS Shotshells Ducks Unlimited  Flash Back Decoys  HuntProof Premium Waterfowl App Inukshuk Professional Dog Food  Tetra Hearing Tom Beckbe Voormi GetDucks.com USHuntList.com     It really is duck season somewhere for 365 days per year. Follow Ramsey Russell's worldwide duck hunting adventures as he chases real duck hunting experiences year-round: Instagram @ramseyrussellgetducks YouTube @GetDucks Facebook @GetDucks.com   Please subscribe, rate and review Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com

For 20 years, Rob Reynolds and his wife Lori have operated Ranchland Outfitters. Their reputation for delivering best-of-best Alberta waterfowl hunting experiences is unrivaled. But why? Rob describes the random events leading him into this business, his family's deep-seated roots in Alberta, how and why he's amassed hunting from Alberta's boreal forest clear down to the US border, what the waterfowl hunting's like in September-October and---get this--what its like in mid-December when hunting many thousands greenheads and honkers that never, ever fly south! He also tells about why he's not allowed in the kitchen when his Louisiana clients cook gumbo!   Related Link: Alberta Canada Duck and Goose Hunting at Ranchland Outfitters   MOJO's Duck Season Somewhere Podcast Sponsors: MOJO Outdoors  Benelli Shotguns BOSS Shotshells Ducks Unlimited  Flash Back Decoys  HuntProof Premium Waterfowl App Inukshuk Professional Dog Food  Tetra Hearing Tom Beckbe Voormi GetDucks.com USHuntList.com     It really is duck season somewhere for 365 days per year. Follow Ramsey Russell's worldwide duck hunting adventures as he chases real duck hunting experiences year-round: Instagram @ramseyrussellgetducks YouTube @GetDucks Facebook @GetDucks.com   Please subscribe, rate and review Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com   

#116: Today, we dive deeper into the hurdles veterans face to secure housing in LA. Specifically, income limit restrictions, and how this leaves the most disabled veterans – those who need housing and services most – ineligible for most VA housing.   This is part two in a special two-part series about the veteran homelessness crisis in LA. We speak to Edward Sotelo, a 70% disabled veteran who was unhoused for more than a decade until he recently secured housing in one of the West LA VA's new units.  We also revisit Josh Petit, a formerly unhoused veteran we met in part 1 of this series. (If you haven't listened, go back to yesterday's episode!) Guests: Edward Sotello, formerly unhoused veteran who recently moved into an apartment on the West LA VA campus; Josh Petit, formerly unhoused veteran currently living in a tiny home on the West LA VA campus; Rob Reynolds, unhoused veteran advocate and formerly unhoused veteran; Nick Gerda, unhoused communities reporter for LAist

#115: In May, 179 new apartments opened up for unhoused veterans at the West LA Veterans Affairs campus. Some veterans who have been stuck inside the VA system for years to were finally able to secure housing. But the development is still years behind schedule and hundreds of units short, leaving roughy 4,000 veterans in L.A. County without a permanent place to live. This is part one in a special two-part series about the veteran homelessness crisis in LA. Today, we explore how a long history riddled with bureaucracy and red tape within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies have left thousands of veterans unhoused in LA – a place once known as the "homeless veteran capital" of the county.  HTLA and our unhoused communities reporter, Nick Gerda, head to the West LA campus to talk to some unhoused – and formerly unhoused – veterans and advocates, as well as LA Mayor Karen Bass and VA officials, about the current state of affairs for vets in this city. Guests: Josh Petit, formerly unhoused veteran currently living in a tiny home on the West LA VA campus; Rob Reynolds, unhoused veteran advocate and formerly unhoused veteran; Karen Bass, Mayor of LA, John Kuhn, Deputy Medical Director of the West LA VA  

Author Sam Lipsyte first met artist Rob Reynolds decades ago as undergraduates at Brown University, after which they moved to New York, played together in the noise-punk band Dungbeetle and have remained friends ever since. On the occasion of Lipsyte's newest novel No One Left to Come Looking for You (Simon & Schuster), the two talk about art, literature, and music, and how such things actually get made in this world. This episode of “Artists on Writers | Writers on Artists” is sponsored by the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). Artists on Writers, Writers On Artists  brings together luminaries in the fields of art and literature for freeform, intimate conversations about the subjects that they wish to talk about.  Sam Lipsyte is the author of the story collections Venus Drive and The Fun Parts and four novels: Hark, The Ask (a New York Times Notable Book), The Subject Steve, and Home Land, which was a New York Times Notable Book and received the Believer Book Award. His fiction has appeared in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, and Best American Short Stories, among other places. The recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship, he lives in New York City and teaches at Columbia University. Rob Reynolds received his B.F.A. from Brown University, and attended the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program. Reynolds's work is in the public collections of LACMA, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the R.I.S.D. Museum, Brown University, and numerous private collections. He lives and works in Los Angeles.

The insurance industry thrives on data from utilizing data and analytics to determine policy rates for customers to working with relevant partners in the industry to improve their products and services, data is embedded in everything that insurance companies do. But insurance companies also have a number of hurdles to overcome, whether it's transitioning legacy data into new processes and technology, balancing new projects and models with ever-changing regulatory standards, and balancing the ethical considerations of how to best utilize data without resulting in unintended consequences for the end user. That's why we've brought Rob Reynolds onto the show. Rob is the VP and Chief Data & Analytics Officer at W. R. Berkley, a multinational insurance holding company specializing in property and casualty insurance. Rob brings over two decades of experience in Data Science, IT, and technology leadership, with a particular expertise in building departments and establishing highly functioning teams, especially in highly dynamic environments. In this episode, we talk in-depth about how insurance companies utilize data, the most important skills for anyone looking for data science jobs in the insurance industry, why the need for thoughtful criticism is growing in data science, and how an expertise in communication will put you ahead of the pack.

Join us in a trip across the border into Canada with our very own EODWF Board Member, Rob Reynolds as our tour guide.  In this interview Rob shares stories about his career as a Canadian EOD Operator,  and his current role as Vice President and General Manager of Men-Eng and Pacific Safety Products, and Board Member of the EOD Warrior Foundation, and shares some tips that he has learned along the way.  Canadian EOD Badgehttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1qm421ZCwFkbc8aQgHeXJQ7BJ0erZQ0pL/view?usp=share_linkThe Tragically Hiphttps://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/the-tragically-hip-10-essential-songs-97420/Support the showClick here to support Behind the Warrior Podcast today! https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E110509&id=354

Catch Up (0:00) Quick NFL Talk (2:58) 2021 Hip-Hop Wrap up with Mike Martinez, Crosby Styles & Rob Reynolds (9:07) Roses w/ Dustin Stipanovich (Holiday Giveaway Contest Winner) (1:23:48) Links - Merry Christmas Ya Filthy Animal 2K21 Apple Music Playlist - https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/merry-christmas-ya-filthy-animal-2k21/pl.u-JPAZZpJFE4gVZ6 Partnerships- Utahrapper.com Clothing and apparel - Use code “Wonder” for 15% off of your first purchase Commercials - Dre Rawka - Allrawk.com

“We talk a lot about grit in higher education. Grit only goes so far if you've never experienced success and grit only goes so far if you have no idea what to do next. What this partnership does is it teaches them what to do next. It gives them confidence.”In this interview, Dr. Rob Reynolds talks with Dr. Karen Ferguson, Provost and VP of Enrollment at Salem University, about the challenges and opportunities in serving non-traditional and rural students.  Dr. Ferguson discusses her own educational journey as a non-traditional student, and what access to education really means.Salem University: www.salemu.edu

Today's guest, Robert "The Popular Investor" Reynolds. A highly followed and copied Etoro investor shares his thoughts on the current market conditions, Branding, Metaverse, Crypto, Friends, and Motivation. 

In October, Haiti's problem with gangs got international attention when 16 Americans and 1 Canadian were kidnapped. They are still captive, but Haitians have long faced kidnappings and gang violence. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds examines this chronic wave and talks to Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier, one of the most notorious gang leaders in the country. In this episode:  Rob Reynolds (@RobReynoldsAJE), Senior Correspondent at Al Jazeera English Connect with The Take:  Twitter (@AJTheTake), Instagram (@ajthetake) and Facebook (@TheTakePod)

Rob Reynolds, founder and president of Cross Boss Media and executive producer of Studio 3:16 talks about a new educational comedy based on Bible passages told through great storytelling, music, and humor. N.D. Wilson, executive producer of The Riot and the Dance has news of this new film. Gail Buckley returns with the Bible Verse of the Week.

Drew Mariani Show Friday 9-24-2021 Hour 3 Christian Toto on Cancel Culture and gives his picks on new movies wholesome for the family. Rob Reynolds on the new Catholic Children’s Educational series, “Studio 3:16” and talks about making wholesome entertainment for Christian and Catholic audiences All show notes at Cancel Culture/Wholesome Christian Entertainment - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

“This is directly from [OKWU President] Dr. Dunn: 'Educating the head, but also the heart, the hands, and the habits.' So this is the thought of educating the whole person. That can't just be something that is done outside of the classroom, where the professor is in charge of the head and we'll let other people in the university deal with all these other aspects. It has to be integrated into our pedagogy, and integrated into how we are interacting with the students.”Oklahoma Wesleyan University is working to put the student -- the whole student -- in the center of education. In this podcast, Dr. Rob Reynolds talks with Dr. Dalene Fisher, Assistant Provost, Dean of Arts and Sciences and Assistant Professor of English, about how educating the whole person goes beyond the four years they are earning a bachelor's degree. They discuss the importance of dual credit for students in high school as well as internships and mentorship during and after college graduation.Oklahoma Wesleyan University: https://www.okwu.edu/OKWU Prep: https://www.okwu.edu/academics/prep/

Oregon, USA – This week's FA Podcast join Mario as he talks to Rob Reynolds from Ranchland Outfitters in Alberta Canada about crossing the border this year with Covid and all the protocols. It is not as hard as folks think so we run through all the things you need to know and what you need to prepare for before heading across the border and also returning to the U.S. Follow FA on Instagram and Facebook Visit the FA website Checkout the FA YouTube channel

This week, Rob Reynolds, the founder and CEO of Chocolatey Software, is joining the podcast!   Rob is a developer-turned-founder who has been involved with several highly successful open source projects related to automation in the Windows ecosystem. He has over 10 years of experience in infrastructure automation, modern automation approaches, and agile methodologies. Most of all, Rob strives for simplicity and automation with low-maintenance solutions that solve customer needs.   In this episode, Rob is speaking all about Chocolatey Software, his solution for a universal package manager for Windows. Chocolatey makes complex tasks simple by easily handling all aspects of package management within the Windows software management ecosystem and works with all existing software installation technologies like MSI, NSIS, InnoSetup, etc. Chocolatey also integrates with all existing infrastructure management and RMM tools and is trusted by hundreds of organizations to manage software across their servers and desktops.   Rob shares about the current benefits of using Chocolatey, the origin story of Chocolatey, the next version of the software, his experience moving from Chief Architect to CEO, tips and advice for leadership growth and development, and much more!   Topics of Discussion: [:14] About The Azure DevOps Podcast, Clear Measure, and Jeffrey's offer to speak at virtual user groups. [1:22] Jeffrey is looking to hire an apprentice! If you, or anyone you know, loves to code and wants to pursue software engineering, apply today! [2:09] Be sure to check out the new video podcast, Architect Tips. [2:17] About today's episode with  Rob Reynolds. [2:27] Jeffrey welcomes Rob to the podcast. [4:09] An overview of Chocolatey: what it does, its origin story, and why you may want to give it a try! [8:02] How many community packages are in the Chocolatey catalog? [10:25] Rob shares some examples of how people are using Chocolatey packages and offshoot projects that have branched off of Chocolatey. [13:53] All about the system admin side of Chocolatey and why system admins might want to check it out! [21:45] A word from The Azure DevOps Podcast's sponsor: Clear Measure. [22:15] How Chocolatey makes everything easier. [24:27] Why was the old-style Runbook process originally put into place? How and why have things become automated since? [27:45] About RoundhousE, the professional database chance and versioning management tool that Rob authored. [31:45] What led Rob to make the shift from Chief Architect to CEO? What was the experience like? [39:40] The current open job positions that are available at Chocolatey. [40:48] Rob reflects on his career journey and growth from Chief Architect to CEO. [41:09] About one of Chocolatey's core values (growth) and Rob's recommendations for personal and professional growth. [43:02] What's coming in the next version of Chocolatey! [48:40] Jeffrey thanks Rob for joining the podcast.   Mentioned in this Episode: Architect Tips — New video podcast! Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! bit.ly/dotnetdevopsebook — Click here to download the .NET DevOps for Azure ebook! Jeffrey Palermo's Youtube Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Chocolatey Software Boxstarter Windows Remix Azure Pipelines Puppet RoundhousE Redgate DbUp The Chuck Norris Framework (Uppercut, Dropkick, etc.) Ruby | Puppet EntreLeadership The Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast The Andy Stanley Leadership Podcast   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

“Our goal really from the beginning was to administer the test, to make sure it is a fair test and that all students were operating under the same ruleset. It wasn't about catching cheaters. People have this idea that people online cheat more than they do in the classroom. And that's just not true from my experience. If you provide the proper supervision and replicate or make it comparable to the classroom, you're going to see students put in their best efforts. Truth of the matter is, it's a very, very small percentage of people who actually cheat.”In this podcast, Dr. Rob Reynolds talks with Don Kassner, President of MonitorEdu, the third-party proctoring service that TEL uses for our courses. They discuss how online proctoring has evolved with technology, and why live proctoring can provide a better experience for the student and the school. MonitorEdu: https://monitoredu.com/

"That's where backward design is really valuable because it's not starting with, 'What textbook are we going to read?' or 'What assignments are we going to do?' It really starts with what do we want the students to be able to do."Dr. Cat Jackson is TEL Education's Chief Learning and Research Officer and manages the curriculum team behind the TEL courses. In this podcast with Dr. Rob Reynolds, they discuss the foundations of our curriculum and how they focus on helping students show mastery. These mastery standards are the foundation for our Learning Dashboard, which is launching this spring.

"I'm starting to see [the non-traditional students and traditional students], they've been blended together in a significant way through this whole pandemic and I don't know if they will be teased apart in the same way that they were before."As the Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships and Digital Learning for Evangel University, Mark Fabian has had a front-row seat to the gradual then all-at-once transition to digital learning. In this conversation with Dr. Rob Reynolds, Mark talks about how Evangel University was able to focus on their students because of the work they started 10 years ago. They also discuss how the changes of the past nine months will continue to affect education long after the virus has run its course.

"When you are a "non-traditional" student, you're an adult, you have family, a job, other responsibilities, online learning is almost a necessity. You don't have the time to drive to campus and sit through a two- or three-hour lecture. That's just not a possibility. So the advent of online learning is really one of the reasons why non-traditional education has blown up over the last 15 years."With more than 1,100 of their 2,000 students enrolled in their online program and another 500 high school students in their dual enrollment program, Ohio Christian University knows every student's educational journey is different. In this podcast episode, Dr. Rob Reynolds talks with Jon Tomlinson, the Dean of Business and the Online School for Ohio Christian University. They talk about what makes a successful online program, the importance of instilling values in students, and Jon discusses his own family's experience with dual enrollment.

"We're teaching parents the rules of a game they didn't even know they were playing."Families Empowered, a non-profit organization in Texas, helps families understand all the different educational options so they can make the best decision for their students. In this conversation, Dr. Rob Reynolds talks with Zulean Cruz-Diaz and Ayla Dehghanpoor of Families Empowered about how the work they do and the conversations they have with families have changed in light of COVID-19.

"In the past, there were a lot of things that students get to do simply because of where they lived. That to me, I think, is probably the most exciting thing about education is that the doors are opening wide for every student."After spending time in the classroom and as an administrator, Sandra Powell has found the perfect role for her: Graduation Coach. In this interview with Dr. Rob Reynolds, Sandra talks about giving hope to students who are struggling to finish high school. They also talk about the opportunities students have now with the flexibility of online courses and resources.

In part 2, Chad Lingafelt continues the conversation with Glenn Younger, President of Grah Safe & Lock in San Diego, CA and Rob Reynolds, Director of Operations at Pop-A-Lock, about how to expand your team. We chat about how you can grow your team by hiring and how to help them develop in their new role.

Chad Lingafelt chats with Glenn Younger, President of Grah Safe & Lock in San Diego, CA and Rob Reynolds, Director of Operations at Pop-A-Lock, about how to expand your team. We chat about how you can grow your team by hiring and how to help them develop in their new role.

In this episode I sit down with Rob Reynolds a former 17 year addict that has been living in the freedom of Christ for almost 10 years. Rob shares his story of how he overcame addiction and then went on to launch Freedom House, a residential Christ Centered program that is helping men in Augusta, WVA. This is a powerful conversation about what God can truly do with a surrendered life. You won't want to miss this conversation.  Learn more about Freedom House of Augusta West Virginia on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/freedom.house.908 Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justinfranich Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justinfranich/

Time for some chocolatey goodness! After seven years, Rob Reynolds is back chatting with Carl and Richard about the Windows application package manager that you want to use! Since the last show in 2013, Chocolatey has grown up, become a commercial product with a great open source free version. And there's a GUI - you can help your non-technical friends and family automate application installation and updates! But more typically, you use Chocolatey to build out your development environments in an automated way. Make paving your machines easy!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Time for some chocolatey goodness! After seven years, Rob Reynolds is back chatting with Carl and Richard about the Windows application package manager that you want to use! Since the last show in 2013, Chocolatey has grown up, become a commercial product with a great open source free version. And there's a GUI - you can help your non-technical friends and family automate application installation and updates! But more typically, you use Chocolatey to build out your development environments in an automated way. Make paving your machines easy!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Time for some chocolatey goodness! After seven years, Rob Reynolds is back chatting with Carl and Richard about the Windows application package manager that you want to use! Since the last show in 2013, Chocolatey has grown up, become a commercial product with a great open source free version. And there's a GUI - you can help your non-technical friends and family automate application installation and updates! But more typically, you use Chocolatey to build out your development environments in an automated way. Make paving your machines easy!

Rob is an acclaimed artist with works in museums around the world.  He is a sculptor, Painter, mixed media and installation artist.  He has had acclaimed works at Bert Green Fine Art, Pergamon Museum in Berlin, CEBIKO World Ceramic Biennale in South Korea, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and many more. He was born in Newton, MA and currently has his studio and residence in Los Angeles, CA.  He has a great perspective on many things and provides insights and perspectives that make for fun and insightful conversation. They had this conversation back in August 2019 and are thrilled to finally be getting into your ears.  In this conversation they talk about a lot of things.   "If you want to make the world a better place, Dig In." - Rob Reynolds   Topics we discuss: His Studio What Being an Artist is The Impact of the election on his work His start as an artist Parent's Influence Growing up west of Boston in 70s Classism Racism Homophobia The Liberal Fantasy Assumptions he had about our better nature Segregation Prejudice The impact he tries to have with his art His focus on Climate change Community Managing Optimism Guilt not doing enough What we all do to try We talk about a lot in a short about of time   Credits: Lead editor + Producer: Ruf Holmes   Music: Main Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive. Guest theme:  "Course Dinner" by DJ Rufbeats created as a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.

In this episode Philippa tells a (frankly) terrible joke, so prepare yourself. She does a final review of "Haven't They Grown" by Sophie Hannah, now she has actually finished the book! She also reviews "Blood Red City" by Rob Reynolds, "Deep State" by Chris Hauty, "Everless" (audiobook version) by Sara Holland and "The Patient Man" (audiobook version) by Joy Ellis. She also answers a listener's/reader's question about the new Richard & Judy  shortlist. 

After earning his Ph.D. in Spanish at the University of Texas at Austin, Rob Reynolds began his career as a university faculty member teaching languages and literature. He has also served in university administration, as a textbook publishing executive, and as a co-founder and/or leader of multiple educational technology startups. Reynolds currently serves as Executive Director of TEL Library, a non-profit, public library dedicated to providing affordable learning to anyone, anywhere. TEL Library continues to innovate content management and publishing with a goal of making high-quality education affordable and easily accessible for everyone, everywhere. They are currently building a library of high-quality, low-cost learning content that can be repurposed and distributed quickly and efficiently across multiple product types and markets. In the next phase, TEL Library's long-term goal is to leverage its structured data framework and make its structured content available to third-party AI systems to make high-quality, affordable education accessible worldwide. The Oklahoma Venture Forum (OVF) is the state's preeminent organization fostering innovation and economic growth. We introduce investors, mentors and support organizations to entrepreneurs, providing collaborative venues for sharing ideas. OVF champions small businesses and economic development by connecting and recognizing venture talents. Since our beginning, we have acted as the preeminent ecosystem for business innovation and entrepreneurship development. Our diverse membership includes investors, entrepreneurs, and service providers from a wide array of statewide industries. www.OVF.org Interview by Pritch Pritchard for The Golding Group

After earning his Ph.D. in Spanish at the University of Texas at Austin, Rob Reynolds began his career as a university faculty member teaching languages and literature. He has also served in university administration, as a textbook publishing executive, and as a co-founder and/or leader of multiple educational technology startups. Reynolds currently serves as Executive Director of TEL Library, a non-profit, public library dedicated to providing affordable learning to anyone, anywhere. TEL Library continues to innovate content management and publishing with a goal of making high-quality education affordable and easily accessible for everyone, everywhere. They are currently building a library of high-quality, low-cost learning content that can be repurposed and distributed quickly and efficiently across multiple product types and markets. In the next phase, TEL Library’s long-term goal is to leverage its structured data framework and make its structured content available to third-party AI systems to make high-quality, affordable education accessible worldwide.Interviewed November 13th by Pritch Pritchard for The Golding Group.

Is it a national trade policy or a drinking game? The industry speaks out on tariffs during floor interviews from Fastener Fair USA (20:54) and FastenerTech ‘19 (1:27:25) featuring Wayne Wishnew, Jake Davis, GH III, Rob Reynolds, Jackie “Kind of a Big Deal” Ventura, JR Prahl, Chris McCaffrey, GQ, Bill Boak, Joanne Bialas and many more. Brighton Best VP Steve Andrasik joins industry anchorman Mike McNulty on the Fastener News Report to analyze mixed FDI numbers (57:05). Carmen Vertullo explains how long is too long for structural bolts during the Fastener Training Minute (1:21:50). Plus, Marc Strandquist announces a big change (14:02), and the MWFA golf tourney produces an unexpected new champion. Brian and Eric explain exactly what the tariffs mean for the fastener industry, sort of. Run time: 02:02:53

When precision fastener manufacturer and conversationalist, Charlie Kerr, of Kerr Lakeside, crashes onto the scene, the discussion topics carom from the master distribution model to blockchain to baseball (13:03). Then, in their direct fashion, Bob and Rob Reynolds of INxSQL Software explain how they connect fastener distributors to an array of business solutions that every thread merchant should hear (1:41:23). Würth senior VP, Marc Strandquist, joins fastener industry newsman Mike McNulty on the Fastener News Report to offer analysis on the latest sagging FDI numbers (1:11:01). Plus, MWFA board member Paula Evitts previews FastenerTech 19 (1:02:21). As always, industry guru Carmen Vertullo presents the Fastener Training Minute, this time discussing the often misunderstood material, Grade L9 (1:33:42). Hoping to make new connections of their own, Brian and Eric get an uncharacteristic jump on the fastener trade show season. Run time: 02:38:32

Brent and Rob discussed TEL Library and its role in education and reaching underserved populations.

This week we recorded at That Conference in Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin. We had some crazy awesome guests Richard Campbell, Kim Cwiak, Rob Reynolds, Michael Fazio

So the big question is this, what would you do if money didn't matter? So you had millions in your bank account, what would you focus on? Would you spend more time with your family, with your wife, with your kids, take family vacations. Would you pursue your gifts and talents in dreams?   Serve your local community, teach others, serve your church. You see if what you would do if money didn't matter, it was, pursue your gifts and talents and drains to serve others. And that is probably what you should be doing. The problem is most people are in the rat race, living five inches in front of their face with no time to pursue what they were born to do.   That is the problem. And the solution is to develop enough passive income to replace your working income. So you can quit your job and be free to live your life the way you were created to. That is a solution. And this podcast will show you how.   Ryan Enk: What's going on everybody? This is Ryan Enk with cashflow dad life coming at you with another episode. We've got an amazing guest on a probably one of the most impressive people that I can think of. He's a great teacher.   Rob Reynolds: Okay.   Ryan Enk: Let me start off by...Actually, we have similar stories except I didn't have the level of success that you have, but he went from teacher cranked out a bunch of kids, was like, crap, I need to find a way to provide for my family. He's got some credit lines and bought two, four plexes and now owns a company, Avesta, that owns one point, one $3 billion in assets and a which in a pretty amazing feat.   So guys were on the line here with an absolute, a Trojan. I don't know if that's the right word. I just, Trojan just came to mind. I don't even know why. It's like a, like a tycoon real estate tycoon.   Robert Reynolds, I want to see if you're there and on the line and if you can hear me. All right.     Robert Reynolds: Okay. Thanks a lot Ryan. Thanks for having me. And yeah man, alls, alls a clear. I was also thrown off by that Trojan comment.   Ryan Enk: I wasn't, I wasn't sure what to say after that. I was like, Trojan or I dunno, I dunno, I threw myself off. Sorry about that. Can you kind of walk us through your, you actually have a really incredible story and as a husband, how many kids you have now?   Robert Reynolds: I have six daughters   Ryan Enk:.. and completely opposite of me. I don't know how to make girls. And you don't know how to make a penis...   Robert Reynolds: Yeah, I guess I don't have any y chromosomes. I'm not sure, man. I kind of hold to the fact that my, I think my wife must be killing all the y chromosomes and in utero. So...   Ryan Enk: Don't let her around my wife because she might share some secrets. I don't have a wedding to pay for right now. Six of them, unless they all go to the combine, which is, you know...   Robert Reynolds: Hopefully a tradition changes with that whole, uh, bride's family paying for the wedding...   Ryan Enk: Haha! Good luck. Good luck between now and the time they get married...   So can you kinda walk us through like, so you're a teacher, you've got, you've got a couple of kids and probably like most teachers, you're thinking, man, this isn't, this just isn't going to make things, it's just not going to make ends meet. Sure.   Robert Reynolds: Yeah. And you know, my, my wife Maria, she was kind of the mentality of "He --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cashflow-dadlife/support

Rob founded Chocolatey to make it easier for developers and system administrators to install software on Windows. Unlike Linux, Windows lacked a real package management system. Rob adapted the nuget package system for .NET to work for Windows packages.

In this episode Joseph Warren interviews Rob Reynolds, a Catholic father, husband and owner of a multi-million dollar business about his struggles with contraception. Get More: www.BrokenCatholic.com Become A Patron of The Show!! Get Patron-Only Rewards

Scott Talks to Steve Gomez on the 25th Anniversary of the LA Riots. Matt Wolf and your entertainment update. Attack on the Power Grid, May Happen. Government Regulation, Scott Debates Heather Taylor-Meisie about Regulations. Disposal Of Prescriptions with Rob Reynolds. Cinci Cindy from YELP talks 24 Diners

Guest: Rob Reynolds @ferventcoder Full show notes are at https://developeronfire.com/podcast/episode-131-rob-reynolds-automate-everything

Rob Reynolds on Chocolatey

Rob Reynolds, creator of the popular Windows packaging tool Chocolatey, joins Trevor for a discussion on the future of the project, as well as some historical details on the journey so far.

Rob Reynolds, creator of the popular Windows packaging tool Chocolatey, joins Trevor for a discussion on the future of the project, as well as some historical details on the journey so far.

Misery - Christine - The Mist - 1408 - Cujo - Pet Sematary This is an episode that has been a long time coming. Host and random Canadian Larry Parsons invites friend and fellow Stephen King fan Rob Reynolds to discuss not only six Stephen King adaptations, but the books they were based on as well. That's right: I can read. I hope you enjoy this special 54th edition of Rank N Review! Find RNR on Itunes, Facebook and Twitter. Also: Tell a friend about the show. Send feedback to: ranknreview@gmail.com Thanks so much for listening!

We talk to Rob Reynolds about the sweetness of Chocolatey. .NET is on Linux and Mac. Visual Studio 2015. Microsoft makes you an offer you can't refuse.

Rob Reynolds on Chocolatey and Puppet

Carl and Richard talk to Rob Reynolds about Chocolatey - a global PowerShell execution engine. But first, the conversation digs into the Chuck Norris Framework! Yes, that's right, a framework based on violent karate moves, Rob talks about Roundhouse, a migration and source management tool for SQL, as well as DropKick, a deployment framework and UpperCut, a template build manager. There's more to Chuck Norris than just these bits, check it out in the show notes! Finally the conversation comes around the Chocolatey, aka apt-get for Windows. Rob talks about how ChocolateySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Rob Reynolds on Chocolatey

Scott talks to Rob Reynolds, one half of the "Chuck Norris Framework." It's a collection of tools for development, build, deployment, and more. Why build your own framework? When do you know it's done? How do you balance work requirements and public requirements with your own ideas?

Carl and Richard talk to Rob Reynolds about Chocolatey - a global PowerShell execution engine. But first, the conversation digs into the Chuck Norris Framework! Yes, that's right, a framework based on violent karate moves, Rob talks about Roundhouse, a migration and source management tool for SQL, as well as DropKick, a deployment framework and UpperCut, a template build manager. There's more to Chuck Norris than just these bits, check it out in the show notes! Finally the conversation comes around the Chocolatey, aka apt-get for Windows. Rob talks about how ChocolateySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations