Podcast appearances and mentions of robert oliver

Having seen how John Collett Ryland's wide friendships likely influenced his change of views regarding church communion, let us now examine his only writing on the subject. This came in a 3 page broadsheet-style publication in very small type dated June 15, 1772 and signed Pacificus. It was entitled “A Modest Plea for Free Communion at the Lord's Table; between true believers of all denominations: In a letter to a friend.” This defended free communion in the form of a letter beginning, “Dear Sir”. It gave eight reasons for Pacificus' church practice and four answers to objections before a half-page conclusion. Given its small size and presumably small printing, it's a marvel any of these pieces of ephemera survive. Two copies are known to exist. The first one was discovered by Robert Oliver about 1981. For more information, visit CBTSeminary.org  

Having seen how John Collett Ryland's wide friendships likely influenced his change of views regarding church communion, let us now examine his only writing on the subject. This came in a 3 page broadsheet-style publication in very small type dated June 15, 1772 and signed Pacificus. It was entitled “A Modest Plea for Free Communion at the Lord's Table; between true believers of all denominations: In a letter to a friend.”This defended free communion in the form of a letter beginning, “Dear Sir”. It gave eight reasons for Pacificus' church practice and four answers to objections before a half-page conclusion. Given its small size and presumably small printing, it's a marvel any of these pieces of ephemera survive. Two copies are known to exist. The first one was discovered by Robert Oliver about 1981.For more information, visit CBTSeminary.org

Having seen how John Collett Ryland's wide friendships likely influenced his change of views regarding church communion, let us now examine his only writing on the subject. This came in a 3 page broadsheet-style publication in very small type dated June 15, 1772 and signed Pacificus. It was entitled “A Modest Plea for Free Communion at the Lord's Table; between true believers of all denominations: In a letter to a friend.” This defended free communion in the form of a letter beginning, “Dear Sir”. It gave eight reasons for Pacificus' church practice and four answers to objections before a half-page conclusion. Given its small size and presumably small printing, it's a marvel any of these pieces of ephemera survive. Two copies are known to exist. The first one was discovered by Robert Oliver about 1981. For more information, visit CBTSeminary.org  

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Robert Oliver says Pacific nations have such a rich food culture, that it's time to put it front and centre.

Summary of Sermon: Big Questions About God This sermon explores the story of Abraham and Sarah from Genesis 18, focusing on the themes of faith, prayer, and God's character. The passage: Abraham is visited by three strangers who turn out to be angels. They tell him Sarah will have a son despite her old age. Sarah laughs in disbelief, but God hears her and questions her lack of faith. Key Points: God's Immensity: - We can't limit God by our understanding. - Even when things seem impossible, God can do more than we imagine (Ephesians 3:20). Truth and Grace: - God desires truthfulness, but He also offers forgiveness (shown by Sarah's lie and God's continued presence). Imposter Syndrome and God's Love: - We may feel like frauds, but God's love is unconditional. Prayer as Invitation: - Prayer is a conversation, an opportunity to participate in God's plans. - Like a parent including a child in a task, God invites us to be involved. Abraham's Intercession: - Abraham prays for Sodom and Gomorrah, arguing for justice and the preservation of the righteous. - This act highlights the power of prayer and our ability to intercede for others. God's Justice and Mercy: - The story raises the question: Can God be both Just and Merciful? - The sermon suggests the answer is found in Jesus, who satisfies both by paying the penalty for our sins. Does Prayer Change God's Mind?: - The sermon argues that prayer doesn't change God's ultimate plan, but it can change how He accomplishes it. - In this case, God rescues Lot from Sodom showing a different, better outcome than Abraham anticipated. **Ending**: The sermon concludes with a prayer thanking God for His love and mercy, acknowledging Jesus' sacrifice, and asking for the continued work of God's word in the listener's life. Transcription I'm going to read the first part now then I'll talk about it and then she'll come back and read the second part. And I'm reading from the New Living Translation. The Lord appeared again to Abraham near the Oak Grove belonging to Marmory. On Sunday Abraham was sitting at the entrance to his tent during the hottest part of the day and he looked up and he noticed three men standing nearby. Well when he saw them he ran to meet them and welcomed them bowing low to the ground. My Lord he said, if it pleases you stop here awhile rest in the shade of this tree while water is brought to wash your feet and since you've honoured your servant with this visit let me prepare some food to refresh you before you continue on your journey. All right he said, do as you have said. So Abraham ran back to the tent and he said to Sarah, hurry get three large measures of your best flour, knead it into dough and bake some bread. Then Abraham ran out to the herd and chose a tender calf and gave it to his servant who quickly prepared it and when the food was ready Abraham took some yogurt and milk and the roasted meat and he served it to the men and as they ate Abraham waited on them in the shade of the trees. Where is your, Sarah your wife the visitors asked. Oh she's inside the tent Abraham replied and then one of them said, I will return to you about this time next year and your wife Sarah will have a son. Well Sarah was listening to this conversation from the tent and Abraham and Sarah were both very old by this time and Sarah was long past the age of having children so she laughed silently to herself and said, how could a worn out woman like me enjoy such pleasure especially when my master my husband is also so old and then the Lord said to Abraham, why did Sarah laugh? Why did she say can an old woman like me have a baby? Is anything too hard for the Lord and I will return about this time next year and Sarah will have a son and Sarah was afraid so she denied it saying, I didn't laugh but the Lord said, no you did laugh. Thank you and let's have the first slide up about it, we can go on to the second slide. I don't know if somebody said to you that the Lord had appeared to them what do you think that might look like, what would you expect? I'm guessing you might expect them to describe the experience and what they felt like but this passage isn't like that at all, we're not told how anybody felt and in fact a big chunk of what Anne's just read was full of the case study arrangements and it's very down to earth and concrete and you might wonder what was going on but you know for me one of the things that tells me it just it feels so authentic you know if you ask me can I remember anything I was doing on the 22nd of November last year I would say I'm not close but I could look at my diary couldn't have I have absolutely no recollection of that day whatsoever even only it was last year but you know I couldn't remember where I was and what I was doing and what I was going to eat and who said what on the 22nd of November 1963 even though I was only eight years old why was that because that was that was when John F Kennedy was assassinated and I can remember I can remember the where the when the what the how and it seems to be you know Abraham and Sarah had the experience of God and so all these little details that would otherwise inconsequential are imprinted on their mind it says in Hebrews that sometimes we can entertain angels without realizing it but I think I think Abraham did realize something and by the end he realized a lot more because he will have an experience of God next slide yeah so um Abraham and Sarah are old and you let's capture the scene as it was described in the passage Abraham and Sarah is inside the tent and if you've ever been camping you know about being inside you can hear pretty much exactly what's going on outside the tent but other people can't see you so she's in the tent and she's listening and the three visitors are outside the tent talking to Abraham and actually it says that they had their back to the tent and Sarah laughs but she doesn't laugh out loud she laughs to herself so how on earth did they know how on earth did they know and who does that remind us of who else do we read about in scripture who knew what was in people's heart before they spoke and we think of a story like in John 1 about Jesus and Nathaniel we think about it described elsewhere and it's from this point on in the passage that the the main figure of the three described as the Lord because that's the point when they realized only God himself could have known this and and the story begins with Abraham but actually it's clear that the focus isn't on Abraham it's actually on Sarah it's on one hurting woman and that's what the focus is on even when the spokesman when the Lord says to Abraham what's going to happen doesn't say you know Abraham I'll be back next year and you'll be a father is Abraham I'll be back next year and Sarah will hold the baby at her arms so he's Sarah is in focus here and and and Sarah I feel for Sarah you know she's been through a lot in life and in faith her life has not been easy she has longed to have a child and it has not happened she has longed for prayer to be answered she's longed for the promise of God to be fulfilled and it has not happened she has experienced failure you know she was the one with the idea about the servant girl Hagar and that she experienced failure and disappointment and I've taken this slide from reading from a translation of the Hebrew by Robert Alter Robert Alter is a professor of Hebrew he's a Jewish actually a Jewish professor of Hebrew at the University of California in Berkeley and I use his translation because he sticks very close to the original Hebrew and it brings out the emphasis on the impossibility of this and also of how Sarah was feeling about herself Abraham and Sarah were old advanced in years Sarah no longer had a woman's flow she has post-menopausal she will not conceive and and Sarah laughed I've read in one book that it's described as Sarah chuckle I don't think this is a chuckle I think this is a bitter painful laugh you know she'd had all those hopes maybe once and now some some man has showed up and reopened the whole thing again by promising her that she'll have a child again and and and she's laughed inwardly and said after being shriveled shall I have pleasure and my husband is old and Robert Oliver says the word pleasure kind of connotes sexual pleasure so not only is she post-menopausal but I mean she's not in the sex with her husband successful sex I'm not going to go into that but you know that's how she feels about this she is she is hurting and in pain next slide and the Lord said he's anything too hard for the Lord that's a good you see Sarah Sarah had been looking at her own situation and her analysis of her own situation probably wasn't wrong but God is inviting her not to look at her situation but to look at him and I think there's something something glorious in that these are words to hang on to is anything beyond the law and we'll ask probably at least a couple of years there's a verse in the New Testament I haven't been able to shake off and it's in Ephesians 3 20 actually James said that in the worship referred to it it says God is able to do immeasurably more than anything we can ask or imagine so God is able to do so much more than we can ask or imagine and I kind of want to hold on to that word and say God do in our midst things we thought impossible do more than we can imagine and and reach out beyond our own situation to the greatness of God next slide please and Sarah lied and she said I didn't laugh and he said yes you did you laughed you know God only deals in truth there is no white wash no spin no bullshit with God he only deals in truth and I'm guessing this was painful for Sarah and when God points out sin in our life that can hurt and I felt that pain but you know it's wholesome too because it's truth and and hard truth is still better than the soft lie next slide I love this and we're going to I want you to think about this and cheer up you're a worse sinner than you ever dared imagine and you're more loved than you ever dare hope I mean that's a very significant truth I mean take the first bit of it you know if you ever start to feel one really not such a bad sort after all you are deceived and in a place of danger so the truth about I don't think we should wallow in our sins I don't think we should think about our sins more than we need to repent of them but nevertheless the truth that we have sinned grossly is true about us but God loves us more than we ever thought possible and actually we can put those two things together because they're not kind of opposites they reinforce one another really put it this way have you heard of imposter syndrome so that's when you feel you're a bit of a phony a fraud and you're concerned that you might be found out maybe you think more that people just knew this or that about me they wouldn't they wouldn't think so much of me and that might be true but you know the glorious thing about this truth is that it doesn't wash with God God already knows all the truth about us the God who knows exactly how bad we are also loves us more than we can ever imagine there are no disappointments there are no things that can come out of the cupboard that are going to disappoint God God loves us knowing us exactly for who we are next slide and we need you back so we're now in Genesis still in 18 but 16 to 33 then the men got up from their meal and looked out towards Sodom and as they left Abraham went with them to send them on their way should I hide my plan from Abraham the Lord asked for Abraham will certainly become a great and mighty nation and all the nations of the earth will be blessed through him I have singled him out so that he will direct his sons and their families to keep the way of the Lord by doing what is right and just then I will do for Abraham all that I have promised so the Lord told Abraham I have heard a great outcry from Sodom and Gomorrah because their sin is so flagrant I am going down to see if their actions are as wicked as I have heard and if not I want to know the other men turned and headed towards Sodom but the Lord remained with Abraham and Abraham approached him and said will you sweep away both the righteous and the wicked suppose you find 50 righteous people living there in the city will you still sweep it away and not spare it for their sakes surely you wouldn't do such a thing destroying the righteous along with the wicked why you would be treating the righteous and the wicked exactly the same and surely you wouldn't do that should not the judge of all the earth do what is right and the Lord replied if I find 50 righteous people in Sodom I will spare the entire city for their sake but then Abraham spoke again well since I have begun let me speak further to my Lord even though I am but dust on ashes suppose there are only 45 righteous people rather than 50 will you destroy the whole city for a lack of five and the Lord said I will not destroy it if I find 45 righteous people there but then Abraham pressed his request further suppose it was only 40 and the Lord replied I will not destroy it for the sake of the 40 oh please don't be angry my Lord Abraham pleaded let me speak suppose only 30 righteous people are found and the Lord replied I will not destroy it if I find 30 then Abraham said oh since I have dared to speak to the Lord let me continue suppose there are only 20 and the Lord replied then I will not destroy it for the sake of the 20 well finally Abraham said oh Lord please don't be angry with me if I speak one more time suppose only 10 are found there and the Lord replied then I will not destroy it for the sake of 10 and when the Lord had finished his conversation with Abraham he went on his way and Abraham returned to his tent thank you next slide please how do you think of prayer do you think of prayer as a duty as something you do for God supposing it's more like an invitation to participate an invitation to share with God in his plans and purposes I see what I think I think prayers like um imagine a young mother with a toddler and and she says um would you like to make some biscuits and so the toddler is very excited about it and joins in the making of the biscuits now the truth is the mother is more than capable of making the biscuits without any help from the toddler and in fact the task will probably be easier and tidier without the child's help but she does it because she wants to involve them because it's good to do things with your child and because it's good for the child to learn things and develop skills and have fun and I think that's why God calls us to pray because he wants to involve him he wants to share us in what he's doing next slide well actually no we're not next slide what we're gonna say so and and there's something very charming about this conversation that Abraham has with God um you know it's both respectful um Abraham is you know he approaches God carefully doesn't he he's not he's not demanding he's not blustering he's respectful and yet there's great intimacy it's almost like a conversation between two friends and as well see Abraham is also very frank about what's bothering him so Abraham is kind of opening up to God in this and we'll see that the invitation is not Abraham praying for Abraham Abraham is standing before the face of God on behalf of others in truth Abraham is probably particularly thinking about his nephew Lot who lives in Sodom and that's a great privilege you know that we can stand before the face of God and pray on behalf of somebody who is precious to us next slide we need to go back one so the Lord told the Abraham I have heard a great outcry from Sodom and Gomorrah because their sin is so flagrant I am going down to see if their actions are as wicked as I have heard if not I want to know and before we get on to Abraham's prayer it seems to me there's another prayer going on there's a great outcry and prayer I think has been rightly described as prayer is a kind of it's a raging against the things that offend the heart of God you know it's a bringing to God the pain and suffering we bring it before God we rage against this messy and broken world and there's an outcry going on here also I think tells us something about Sodom and Gomorrah that what's happening in Sodom and Gomorrah isn't just people having fun it's not victimless crime there is great suffering and people are being hurt but even then notice you know it's a nice little touch God wants to see for himself he wants to do the right thing he's not taking its second hand he wants to establish the facts to know the truth next slide and do you recognize that picture been on the news a lot this is Daniel and John in who is you know hacked to death by a nutter with a sword and you know I think I'm going to imagine the outcry to God when we see pain and suffering in this world will be read in Gaza or in Israel or in Ukraine or in other places around the world with this great suffering we cry out to God on behalf of people who are going through terrible times next slide what was in the Sodom and Gomorrah and was it worse than everywhere else yeah you might think that the answer to the first question is quite easy after all the word Sodom has given its name to the word Sodomy which describes anal sex so you think you might think you know the answer and there's a bit more to it than that was it worse than everywhere else I think Sodom was wicked but if you look at how Sodom and Gomorrah described in the New Testament there were worse places and it's an example and actually it's an example of how God could save the righteous and will finally punish the unrighteous next this is a verse that people don't always know but it's quite important now this was the sin of Sodom she and her daughters were arrogant overfed and unconcerned they did not help the poor and needy they were haughty and did detestable things before me you know I just I suspect this sentence could be written about pretty much any Western nation Sodom and Gomorrah wicked places but not uniquely so and I think that also explains more of this outcry you know there's more to Sodom and Gomorrah and arrogant overfed and unconcerned they did not help the poor and needy next slide and Abraham says surely you wouldn't do such a thing destroying the righteous along with the wicked why you would be treating the righteous and the wicked exactly the same surely you wouldn't do that should not the judge of all the earth do what is right and you see what I mean about frankness see Abraham is troubled by what he thinks God is about to do but he brings his concern to God I think sometimes you know when we when we are struggling in our life with what God is doing or not doing I think there's a temptation to kind of back off a bit and we yeah we back off actually Abraham's is the better example he takes the stuff that's bothering him about what he sees God doing or not doing and he takes it to God and he addresses God about it he pours out to God what's on his heart his concern shall not the judge of all the earth do right I think that's a beautiful phrase and I think it's a phrase that helps us but what horrid things happen in this world we remember shall not the judge of all the earth do right I think it also this may be an aside but it also I think confirms to me the teaching consistently of the Bible that there will be a final judgment she you've all heard the expression somebody says well life's not fair and the truth is if this life is all there is then there is deep unfairness is that some good people suffer very badly and some evil people enjoy trouble free lives so the promise of final judgment is also linked to God's goodness the judge of the earth will do what is right and I think in situations where we can't understand what's going on to it's good to hold on to this I think that Abraham's doing he's basing his prayer on the character of God and I think that's a really good example you know we pray to God because he is good because he loves us because he's interested in us and because he wants to hear what we have to say we base our prayers on who God fundamentally is and that gives us a respectful boldness to take to God whatever's troubling us next slide please Abraham does not ask for mercy he's not asking for favors he's looking for simple justice who are false it's true read that passage that's very clear he's he's concerned for jump justice and Abraham's concern was that God was going to punish good people along with that they were going to treat them no differently so his concern was that righteous people probably thinking of his nephew love were going to be treated along with the wicked but there is a flip side to this that we need to think about a bit and understand the issue it raises clearly a good judge will not convict innocent people but wouldn't you also expect a good God to convict the guilty so why is that not a problem for us or is it a problem next slide now let me recognize this person Paul indeed I think it's it's at a Natalie elfic so she's the MP for Dover and there's been allegations in the press recently that she'd kind of tried to lobby I think justice secretary to get her then husband's trial for sexual misdemeanor delayed and I don't know if she did it or not you know that's not the point but you can see that actually kind of trying to interfere with the process of justice on behalf of a close relative is seen as a bad thing so how is it that I can pray to God on behalf of people who are precious to me how is it that I can pray to God for mercy from me how does that how is that possible without offending the principle that God is the judge of all the earth should do what is right and I'm sorry if I raise the problem for people you hadn't previously had but nevertheless I think it's I think it is there and I think the the answer to that of course is to be found in Christ so Jesus is the answer to this but let's unpack that a bit often in the bible sin is described as debt so in the law prayer we say forgive us our debts so imagine the situation you are dragged into court and on account of a huge debt which you cannot afford to pay and and you're there in the dock and and all the lawyers are lined up and everything else and the judge starts the proceedings and said well how much does the prisoner owe and on the prosecution table there is a kind of look at computer screens and a fumbling of papers and then one of the barters gets to his feet and said uh your honor it appears that a third party has cleared the debt and the judge would then say well I don't even understand why we're here and he turns to you and said you're free to go justice is not offended in those circumstances that is not an unjust thing a debt may be paid by somebody else and that's why we need Jesus Jesus paid our debts you know if God could simply say oh yeah it'd be um Steve's a nice bloke I was going to forgive his sins but based on nothing else then God would not be just and Christ would not have had to die Christ goes to the cross in order that our debts would be paid in full and in Christ both the justice of God and the mercy of God are fully revealed next slide does prayer change God's mind this is this is actually quite a tricky question um and I read in one of the books I was looking at he says well you know Abraham argues God down from saving Sodom and Gomorrah if he can find 50 righteous people to saving Sodom and Gomorrah if he can find only 10 and superficially at least that does seem to be what's happening and it may even be what Abraham thought was happening but but when we study the text more closely you see there's a bit more to this than meets the eye first of all the concern that God would destroy the righteous with the unrighteous and would destroy things even if there were 50 people around that originates from Abraham not from God God didn't actually say that that was that was what Abraham's worried about but God doesn't say that you also know that that what happens next is both different from and better than Abraham had foreseen remember Abraham stops when he gets to 10 and if God had only done what Abraham asked for Sodom and Gomorrah and Lot and his family would all have perished what God does is different he rescues the righteous he takes them out of the situation it never seems to have occurred to Abraham that that was a possibility so God does something different from what Abraham was expecting and because he rescues even three never mind 10 God does something that is better than Abraham asked for and nevertheless if I was to try and answer this question in a sentence and sort of thinking about the kind of relative position of the parties like the mother with that toddler making biscuits I would say yes prayer does change God's mind and it is essential but only to the extent that God himself wants this desires it and calls for it next slide we'll pray now but I want to leave the first minute of prayer just for a time of quiet well a minute silence and just just ask God about what you've been hearing and say to God anything that you feel you need to see so we'll give a minute silence and then I'll finish with a few words and we'll start that we'll start that now Father we thank you simply that you are a good God and that you love us more than we can imagine and all we do want to commit ourselves and those who are precious to your justice and mercy and we thank you for Jesus Christ who died and wiped away our debts we thank you that the promise of Christ to wipe away our debts is available to anyone who really wants it all we have to do is to put our trust in Christ so Father we thank you for that and Lord if you've spoken to us this morning and and we hope that you have spoken to us we hope that we have heard and discerned your word may your word continue to work in us may it bless us and do us good in Jesus name amen you

Alex and Brian sit down with Rob Oliver, a serial entrepreneur who sold his last brand, Genius Supplements, for $30 million. Rob talks about where to spot new opportunities, how he's building brands going into the future and dishes on the mental ups and downs of building a business.As always, appreciate you all listening, and don't forget to leave us a review and submit your questions for Alex and Brian at the email address below. See you next week.--------------------WANT FREE GAME? Or just have a question for Brian & Alex?Submit your questions here: www.marketingexamined.com/podcastOR email us at podcast@marketingexamined.com--------------------WATCH THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE:For full video versions, and short highlights of every episode, head tohttps://www.youtube.com/@marketingexamined?sub_confirmation=1NEWSLETTER:For growth playbooks, deep dives, and marketing case studies, get subscribed atwww.marketingexamined.com--------------------Follow Alex & Brian on Twitter and IGwww.twitter.com/@alexgarcia_atxwww.twitter.com/@brian_blum1

On this episode, we sit down with Robert Oliver, the entrepreneur & e-commerce legend who sold his company at 28 for $30,000,000. At his beautiful beachfront mansion in Puerto Rico, we talked about his insane come-up story, what it's like to start and sell your business, love, relationships, fresh starts, and how to maximize your life. TIKTOK/INSTAGRAM @squidtalkpod Hosts - Lukas Pakter @lukaspakter (IG) @SquidPakter (TikTok) Guest: Robert Oliver https://www.milliondollarbrand.club/@TheGeniusCEO (IG / YouTube/ TikTok) Access this and all future podcasts ONE DAY EARLY, and read excellent profiles and case studies on our future guests by subscribing to our weekly newsletter. For more info, visit: https://lukaspakter.com#amazon #ecommerce #selfimprovement #business #motivation #inspiration

Can food culture help combat non-communicable lifestyle diseases? We explore this question and more in the first episode of Season 6 of the Foodie Pharmacology podcast with Dr. Cassandra Quave. This week's guest is Chef Robert Oliver, an award-winning author, TV host, food ambassador, and renowned New Zealand chef with restaurants in cities like New York, Miami, Las Vegas, and Sydney. Chef Oliver discusses his passion and in-depth knowledge of Pacific cuisine, the significance of local foods, and the impact of his initiative, the Pacific Island Food Revolution. This movement aims to fight lifestyle diseases in the region by revitalizing and promoting traditional Pacific cuisine and sustainable farming methods. Join Dr. Quave and Chef Oliver as they delve into his innovative work, the unique flavors of the South Pacific, and how food and culture can foster social and economic transformations while promoting health and sustainability. This podcast is sponsored by The Periodic Table of Food Initiative in association with the American Heart Association. The views and opinions in this podcast are those of the presenters and represent the synthesis of science. For more information on the Periodic Table of Food Initiative, please visit https://foodperiodictable.org/ #FoodiePharmacology #ChefRobertOliver #healthyeating #traditionalfood #FoodRevolution #ptfi

Celebrity chef and activist Robert Oliver is on a mission to revitalise Pacific food by showcasing local cuisine knowledge. Season three of his reality show 'Pacific Food Revolution' launched on TV1 over the weekend. New this season is Bertrand Jang, a Fijian chef who owns Sweet and Me in Onehunga, who has joined Robert as co-host. He speaks to Jesse about the role today.

Rob Oliver had a $30 million exit at just 26 years old, but Ryan met him when he was his Amazon vendor broker when he was just 23.   After starting his own business The Genius Brand he went to 8-figure in just 3 years and in this interview he shares how he was able to scale the brand so quickly.   Ryan & Rob share their brand building strategies and how to position yourself for a big exit.   To learn more about creating your own path to $1 million sign up for our FREE 30 day mini series at: http://www.Capitalism.com/Million     Timestamps (0:00) - Intro (1:35) - Ryan interviews Rob Oliver (2:00) - Rob Meets Ryan Working On Sheer Strength (3:40) - The Beginning Of The Genius Brand (5:30) - Rob's Perspective On Amazon (13:00) - Finding The Right Business Partner (19:15) - How Amazon Has Changed Since 2016 (26:00) - The Secret Of Brand Evaluations (27:10) - Why Rob Oliver Started Making Social Media Content (33:15) - Rob's Perspective On Wealth Today (41:30) - Post-Exit Depression And The Search For Meaning (47:30) - Advice For People Getting Started Today (52:50) - Ryan's Conclusion And Takeaways

Discover the bold flavours, rich stories and ancestral cooking techniques shared by islands across the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic oceans.Guests:Von Diaz, writer, documentary producer and author of Islas: A celebration of tropical cooking ―125 Recipes from the Indian, Atlantic, and Pacific Ocean Islands.Robert Oliver, Executive Director and founder of Pacific Island Food revolution

This week, Continuing in our series of Conversations With Exit Planners, John sits down with Robert Oliver to learn how he best looks to serve his clients. Robert will bring solid advice and best practices for exit planners.Want to learn more? Go to: https://exitmap.com/meet-the-team/Connect with John: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnfdini/

A new MP3 sermon from Maryport Street Baptist Chapel is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Spiritual Warfare Speaker: Robert Oliver Broadcaster: Maryport Street Baptist Chapel Event: Sunday - AM Date: 7/31/2022 Bible: 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 Length: 40 min.

This week on Redefining Family Jonathan opens the episode talking about the very scary state of our country and worries for our future.  Jonathan then interviews Robert Oliver, LGBTQ advocate, political organizer, and is also running for the West Hollywood City Council.  Robert opens up about always knowing he was gay but also feeling like an outcast.   Robert was raised in a reform, Jewish family, that was very accepting, and he explains the amazing values that were bestowed upon him, like doing a Mitzvah.Jonathan and Robert then talk about the fact just because you are related to someone, it does not mean that you should accept abuse from them.  Robert explains that self-esteem comes from estimable acts, it comes from within.******About Robert OliverRobert is a passionate activist and political organizer. Coming from a family of immigrants who fled persecution, Robert has always felt a personal responsibility to fight injustice against anyone. After coming out at 14, Robert took to the streets, organizing for marriage equality and LGBT rights, and against the Bush-era wars. As a student, he worked full-time on the No on Proposition 8 campaign, as well as Pacific Pride Foundation, Santa Barbara's LGBTQ Center. His professional career also includes working for a U.S. Senator, a Los Angeles City Councilmember, and the LA Jewish Federation. Along with his husband and their adopted bulldog-mix, Robert lives in West Hollywood, where he previously served on the West Hollywood Lesbian and Gay Advisory Board, and represented West Hollywood on the LA County West Vector Control District Board. Robert currently serves on the city's Public Safety Commission, where he has been an advocate for reimagining policing and public safety, as well as underrepresented members of the community. Robert is running for West Hollywood City Council in the November 2022 election.

We continue to highlight the 10 year anniversary of Central Coast New Tech High in a two-part interview with CTE instructor, Robert Oliver and his Design and Media Arts class!  In part two, Mr. Oliver introduces several of his students who are "Pursuing the Pulse"-  investing in their education and skillsets, and engaging their community! Students share how they first discovered their interests/talents, the benefits of a state-of-the-art New Media program, and how they are preparing for future pursuits of college and career. Portfolio:  RobertOliverPhoto.com Engage Your Community Bonus: Jack Motter's Film Portfolio @soupmanjack on Instagram. Special Thanks to our Sponsors: IMpulse Mentor: EdCarcarey.com and New Fuego Hot Hits, 97.1FM IMpulse Mentor: Dr. John Prewett and The Vision Center of Santa Maria. Are you a student? Ask about Prewett Vision's Blue Guard Special. For increased eye comfort during video gaming, texting, and computer screen time. Visit PrewettVisionCare.com to schedule your next appointment. Interdependent Dreamer Sponsors: Coach Chris Cucchiara and ThePeopleOFPurpose.com Graphic and Web Design by Stacy Morse at https://ginomaicreative.com The IMpulse Forum is a production of Social KLICs Digital Marketing at  https://socialklics.com/ IMpulse Director and Host: Kevin Colton.  Kevin@SocialKLICs.com Producer and Sound Engineer: Tim Motter.  TimoMotter@gmail.com IMpulse Guest Emcees: Sophia Martino and the New Tech Media Arts Students! Take the Next Step: Become a Sponsor of the IMpulse Forum at TheIMpulseForum.com Subscribe to the IMpulse Journal, "Expanding Horizons" at TheIMpulseForum@Gmail.com Pursue The Pulse Today!

1st Anniversary Episode! We celebrate the one-year launch of the IMpulse Forum Podcast with a two-part spotlight on local education featuring New Tech High School CTE instructor, Robert Oliver, and his Design and Media Arts class!  We also join with New Tech celebrating its 10 year anniversary and project-based learning by highlighting one of its most popular and effective programs!  In part one, Mr. Oliver shares his fascinating career pursuing his passion, first as a world-traveling sports photographer and then as a CTE instructor. Having created an engaging state-of-the-art New Media program, Mr. Oliver invests his real-world knowledge-based professional skill sets into a new generation of high school students. Portfolio:  RobertOliverPhoto.com Special Thanks to our Sponsors: IMpulse Producer: Balance7.com IMpulse Mentor: EdCarcarey.com and New Fuego Hot Hits, 97.1FM IMpulse Mentor: Dr. John Prewett and PrewettVisionCare.com Interdependent Dreamers: Coach Chris Cucchiara and ThePeopleOFPurpose.com And special thanks to Stacy Morse at https://ginomaicreative.com/ for developing the IMpulse Forum Website and Brand Design!   The IMpulse Forum is a production of Social KLICs Digital Marketing at  https://socialklics.com/  IMpulse Director and Host: Kevin Colton.  Kevin@SocialKLICs.com Producer and Sound Engineer: Tim Motter.  TimoMotter@gmail.com IMpulse Guest Emcee: Abigail Motter Take the Next Step: Become a Sponsor of the IMpulse Forum at TheIMpulseForum.com  

Green Mount Cemetery is a historic rural cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. Established on March 15, 1838, and dedicated on July 13, 1839, it is noted for the large number of historical figures interred in its grounds as well as many prominent Baltimore-area families. It retained the name Green Mount when the land was purchased from the heirs of Baltimore merchant Robert Oliver. Green Mount is a treasury of precious works of art, including striking works by major sculptors including William H. Rinehart and Hans Schuler.The cemetery was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Guided tours are available at various times of the year.A Baltimore City Landmark plaque at the entrance reads:Green Mount Cemetery was dedicated in 1839 on the site of the former country estate of Robert Oliver. This was at the beginning of the "rural cemetery movement"; Green Mount was Baltimore's first such rural cemetery and one of the first in the U.S. The movement began both as a response to the health hazard posed by overcrowded church graveyards, and as part of the larger Romantic movement of the mid-1800s, which glorified nature and appealed to emotions.Green Mount reflects the romanticism of its age, not only by its very existence, but also by its buildings and sculpture. The gateway, designed by Robert Cary Long, Jr., and the hilltop chapel, designed by J. Rudolph Niernsee and J. Crawford Neilson, are Gothic Revival, a romantic style recalling medieval buildings remote in time.Nearly 65,000 people are buried here, including the poet Sydney Lanier, philanthropists Johns Hopkins and Enoch Pratt, Napoleon Bonaparte's sister-in-law Betsy Patterson, John Wilkes Booth, and numerous military, political and business leaders.In addition to John Wilkes Booth, two other conspirators in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln are buried here, Samuel Arnold and Michael O'Laughlen. It is common for visitors to the cemetery to leave pennies on the graves of the three men; the one-cent coin features the likeness of the president they successfully sought to murder.[2]The abdicated King Edward VIII and his wife, the Duchess of Windsor, had planned for a burial in a purchased plot in Rose Circle at Green Mount Cemetery, near where the father of the Duchess was interred. However, in 1965 an agreement with Queen Elizabeth II allowed for the king and duchess to be buried near other members of the royal family in the Royal Burial Ground near Windsor Castle

A new MP3 sermon from Maryport Street Baptist Chapel is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Light Subtitle: Visiting Preacher Speaker: Robert Oliver Broadcaster: Maryport Street Baptist Chapel Event: Sunday - AM Date: 6/20/2021 Bible: 1 John 1:5 Length: 38 min.

Ia Ora Na,Welcome to this new episode of our Pacific Toks, where I engage in active conversations with my guests to talk about the challenges our world is facing and seeing them through a Pacific lens. Today, I'm very pleased to welcome to the show Robert Oliver. Robert Oliver is a famous chef from New Zealand but he spent his youth in Fiji and Samoa where he probably got his passion for local ingredients but he'll probably tell us more about it later.Robert hosted the TV series Real Pasifik, which plays in more than 40 countries and is on its 75th rerun. He is Ambassador for Le Cordon Bleu, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, and UNDP Pacific Advocate for Food, Sustainable Development and Wellbeing. And he's the winner of several awards.I have been very pleased to welcome him as a speaker for TEDxPapeete in 2016 and since then Robert is also the founder of “Pacific Food Revolution”, a show filled with Pacific heritage and humor that “uses the power of reality TV, radio, and social media to change people's eating behaviour.” Get on the email list at pacifictoks.substack.com

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Robert Oliver is the creator and global executive director for the Pacific Island Food Revolution, and he joins The Weekend to tell us more about it, as well as share a simple raw fish recipe.

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On this episode of my Pivotal "interview series", I chat with Robert Oliver, Founder & CEO of The Genius Brand, about how he saw early the power of using an Amazon strategy to build up his extremely successful supplement brand. Robert shares about how he got started working on the Amazon platform and why he launched The Genius Brand. Additionally, we talk about how unique The Genius Brand is on the Amazon platform when it launched and how that's now providing some massive value against the onslaught of Amazon private label supplement sellers. Finally, Robert Oliver also breaks down why he's been successful in 2020 with his ability to apply learnings from Nassim Taleb.

This week Izabela Hamilton interviews Robert Oliver to find out what makes him tick. Robert is founder of The Genius Brand and an 8 figure Amazon seller. A second generation entrepreneur, who has a passion for all facets of business. He’s a branding fanatic with a passion for high quality, disruptive products.          

Robert Oliver (@thegeniusceo) is an entrepreneur that has built multiple 7 figure business online. His main focus is branding and e-commerce but he also has experience in investments and real estate. In this episode, we chat about his story and the mentality he needed to cultivate in order to be successful in this digital era. I feel like if you are someone who struggles a bit with risk taking or if you're curious about what it really takes to make 7 figures as a business owner, this episode will be a great listen. Connect with us on Instagram! Rob: https://www.instagram.com/thegeniusceo/ Edward: https://www.instagram.com/edwardleefilms/

Robert Oliver is a New Zealand chef who was raised in Fiji and Samoa.  He has developed restaurants in New York, Miami, Las Vegas and Sydney, “farm to table” resorts in the Carribean and food programs feeding homeless people and African immigrants with AIDS in New York City. Robert returned to the South Pacific to write his first cookbook with a development mission to connect Pacific agriculture to the region's tourism sector.  Me'a Kai The Food and Flavours of the South Pacific stunned the food world by winning top prize, Best Cookbook in the World 2010, at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards in Paris.   Robert is the Executive Director and Founder of Pacific Island Food Revolution, a television-media-led movement across the South Pacific designed to return the region to traditional cuisine in an effort to curb the Pacific’s NCD crisis. View more: https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/pacific-island-food-revolution     

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Robert Oliver, CEO of The Genius Brand, discusses his passion for better health and wellness through all-natural supplementation, he expertise in the Amazon model, branching out from Amazon, 2019 launches, the use of mushrooms in his products and the future of The Genius Brand.

Episode 2 of the ProCast see's me introduce a new brand to the Prolife Distribution Portfolio. Robert Oliver is the CEO and Founder The Genius Brand. Whilst the brand is still in it's infancy stage in the US, it has grown very quickly and we're excited to bring their range to the UK market. The range of products they offer is based around Total Human Performance, supporting those using their products to be the best in the gym but also out of the gym. This is a range that you'll want to delve into and this episode see's us introduce the key foundations of the brand and products. For more information on the products, see their website: https://supplementsmarter.com/ Rob is active on Instagram and can be found on the below: https://www.instagram.com/thegeniusceo/

Want to learn more about the "Amazon Effect on Business" and how it has impacted small businesses?  On this episode, Aaron and Mayumi Muller sit down with Robert Oliver, founder of the Genius Brand and his wife, Jing Oliver.  

In this episode, Jason Giulietti welcomes Thomas DeVitto and Robert Oliver from BlumShapiro and discusses the diversity of resources available to help companies considering a new or expanded Connecticut location - from a regulatory and compliance standpoint, to traditional accounting and financial services, as well as organizational considerations such as human resources, technology, cyber security, valuation, and a host of others.

A chef, TV presenter, author, and consultant, Robert Oliver’s weapon is food. But his journey has been far from linear, and has seen him experience the highest of highs, and the lowest of lows. He’s hit rock bottom and taken out the prize for Best Cookbook in the World. Throughout it all, he's stayed true to his passion, to re-educate people on the importance of food cultures and their role in indigenous history.

Tupac, Chase n Status, Schoolboy Q and Tinie Tempah all get a mention on Rob Oliver's motivation mixtape, as he talks Scarlette Douglas through the music that has inspired him on his remarkable journey to Rio so far. #Rio2016

Equip 2 Endure Podcast Episode 501 (7/06/15) Back for a new season and new Shenanigans!  Equip2Endure Podcast is brought to you by: Dogwood Custom Knives : http://www.dogwoodcustomknives.com/ Dealers, Edge Works, Arizona Custom Knife Live Fire Gear LLC: http://www.livefiregearllc.com/ The Team is back!  Join Adam Francis, Robert Oliver, and Dan Eastland in a new Episode and new Season!  Big changes have been happening with the E2E Podcast Team, from Robby's move to Blade Show drama.  The Guys talk about a little bit of everything!  So stay tunned for a great show!  

Podcast 414 (5/15/15) Equip2Endure Podcast is brought to you by: Dogwood Custom Knives : http://www.dogwoodcustomknives.com/ Dealers USA Made Blade, Edge Works, Arizona Custom Knife Live Fire Gear LLC: http://www.livefiregearllc.com News: Join us for another great Equip2Endure podcast with our hosts Adam Francis, Robert Oliver, and Dan Eastland. On this weeks show we cover some topics about self defense and martial arts.  Some of the thruth and fiction associated with this topic. Videos: What's the Best Survival Blade? Understanding Needs and Options https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciNwjU498ZQ

Podcast 413 (5/1/15) Equip2Endure Podcast is brought to you by: Dogwood Custom Knives : http://www.dogwoodcustomknives.com/ Dealers USA Made Blade, Edge Works, Arizona Custom Knife Live Fire Gear LLC: http://www.livefiregearllc.com News: Join us for another great Equip2Endure podcast with our hosts Adam Francis, Robert Oliver, and Dan Eastland. On this weeks show we cover some gear pics, such as the soon to be released Heritage Knives Echo 7, a couple on going Kickstarter campaigns, as well as tackling some current events making news this week. Videos: What's the Best Survival Blade? Understanding Needs and Options https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciNwjU498ZQ Gear Picks/Spotlight: Personal interest:

The boys are back for a new season of the Equip 2 Endure Podcast! Equip2Endure Podcast is brought to you by: Dogwood Custom Knives : http://www.dogwoodcustomknives.com/ Dealers USA Made Blade, Edge Works, Arizona Custom Knife Live Fire Gear LLC: http://www.livefiregearllc.com/ In The News: French police converge on village after Paris attack suspects seen http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/08/us-france-shooting-idUSKBN0KG0Y120150108 11 North Texas Earthquakes In Around 27 Hours http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2015/01/07/11-north-texas-earthquakes-in-around-27-hours/ 3 in 5 Americans don't have saving to cover unexpected bills. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-07/3-5-americans-dont-have-savings-cover-unexpected-bills Videos: Ken Onion Foresight Giveaway Fiddleback Forge Knives, 3 Years Later, Follow Up Blade Reviews  Using Plant Fiber, Part 1 Yucca Filamentosa Is There a War on Police? Discussion Topic Hunting Adventures in the Amazon HD Tops Knives TBT T1, Tom Brown Tracker 5 Years Later Review Gear Picks/Spotlight: Home made ice packs,  I am thinking of making them to the dimensions drink cans http://www.wideopenspaces.com/make-polar-bear-tubes/ Adam: Vargo Titanium Pocket Cleats http://www.vargooutdoors.com/titanium-pocket-cleats.html#.VK6MZYrF-0Y Personal interest: http://static.cookingforgeeks.com/press/press-kits/cooking-for-geeks-p50-52-buck-raper.pdf  

Equip2Endure Podcast is brought to you by:   Dogwood Custom Knives : http://www.dogwoodcustomknives.com/ Dealers USA Made Blade, Edge Works, Arizona Custom Knife Live Fire Gear LLC: http://www.livefiregearllc.com/   In The News: Federal Land Grab: Feds steal 3 Million Acres of Nevada Land; Close it to Public Use http://offgridsurvival.com/federallandgrab/ http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2012/10/us-map-percentage-of-each-states-land.html   Videos:   Machete Lessons from the Jungle Part 2: http://www.equip2endure.com/WatchVideo.aspx?id=8c7e7baa35cd4c449ccbb32348e19a0c Jungle Sharpening with Joe Flowers and Dan Eastland http://www.equip2endure.com/WatchVideo.aspx?id=1e8138696f454582ac9f26a7655f78c1 How to Send a Distress Signal in the Jungle, by Equip 2 Endure http://www.equip2endure.com/WatchVideo.aspx?id=624f130ce1844adc95f1a6a71dda4c9e   Gear Picks/Spotlight: Robby: http://bravo.thetrackr.com/?locale=en   Adam: Hawk's Nest from Reliance Leather Works http://www.relianceleatherworks.com/shop/hawks-nest  

On this awesome episode, we will discuss one of Star Trek mose beloved movies, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. We will revisit this movie  and share our thoughts about it and how it fits into the Star Trek world. Wiz Kids has released new rules for OP events, what do you think, take them or leave them? During our second half Robert Oliver will join us as we share our expierence running Demo Star Trek Attack Wing games at Vermont Comic Con 2014. To wrap up the show we will have an open mic, what's on your mind? Give us a call and we get down to some "Trek Talking". As always RESISTANCE IS FUITLE......

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Survival is something best done while listening to Adam Francis, Robert Oliver, and Dan Eastland on this great new episode.  Either talking about civilian response to an active shooter or backpack and hammock testing, we hope you enjoy this episode of the Equip 2 Endure Podcast. http://www.thepsychologist.org.uk/archive/archive_home.cfm/volumeID_24-editionID_201-ArticleID_1779 http://www.granitegearstore.com/Nimbus-Core-P227C49.aspx

Special Guest Dan Eastland of Dogwood Custom Knives, speaks with Adam Francis and Robert Oliver about custom knife making philosophy.  Covering topics such as: survival blades, utility tools, hunting gear, and bushcrafting. Equip 2 Endure Podcast Is brought to you By: Dogwood Custom Knives http://dogwoodcustomknives.com/ Live Fire Gear LLC: www.livefiregear.com Channel Update:  Collecting Water in Winter, Dogwood Custom Knives Echo 5, several contest on facebook and E2E website Question of the Day: “How Much is Too Much?” News: LT Wright Custom Knives http://www.ltwrightknives.com/ Dogwood Custom Knives http://dogwoodcustomknives.com/ E2E Site News: E2E Self Directed Learning Premium Members Monthly Challenges K9 Question: Puppy Update. Gear Pick: Echo 5 Dogwood Custom http://dogwoodcustomknives.com/knives/Echo-5 Zebra Pot http://amzn.to/1d1RYzS Robby's Research: Froglube http://froglube.com/froglube-product-info/froglube-directions/ Check This Out: Evolution Hiccup http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelligent-design/a-world-famous-chemist-tells-the-truth-theres-no-scientist-alive-today-who-understands-macroevolution/ Robby's Crazy Pants http://www.jransomla.com/product-p/3457.htm

Bigfoot and Shot Show are missing! Two things we cover in this week's very entertaining episode of the E2E Podcast.  Join your hosts Adam Francis and Robert Oliver as they cover various topics from the on-going puppy training to stories of sasquatch and E2E make a choice to cover the Eastern Outdoor show this year instead of Shot Show.  Also, what does social media have to do with social accountability? What does that mean for the future?  Let us know what you think at podcast@equip2endure.com   The E2E Podcast is brought to you by: Fiddleback Forge Custom Knives - http://www.fiddlebackforge.com/ Live Fire Gear LLC - http://www.livefiregear.com/ Dogwood Custom Knives - http://www.dogwoodcustomknives.com/

Emberlit Inventor and Team get's an Interview from Robert Oliver and Adam Francis for this new episode from the E2E Podcast.  We discuss the new Fire Ant, Ultra Compact Packable Stove and the Tribal Fire Kickstarter Plans.  Strap in for another great episode! https://www.youtube.com/user/nwmanitou https://www.facebook.com/Emberlit http://www.emberlit.com/

Dangers of Polymers with food has been a hot topic.  Adam Francis and Robert Oliver speak out some of the dangers of plastic, not just BPA.  Also the normal gear talk for this new episode of The Equip 2 Endure Podcast!

Outdoor Recreation in the winter months can be a challenge, but also very rewarding!  Adam Francis and Robert Oliver discuss recent trip to goose creek state park, cold weather camping.  Speaking on how this applies in a Wilderness Survival Situation. Shelter systems and sleep gear, also gear picks of the week in this new episode of the Equip 2 Endure Podcast.

Outdoor Recreation and Survival Training has never been so enjoyable, Adam Francis and Robert Oliver host another great episode of the Equip 2 Endure Podcast.  This week we hear about Robby's knife wound and trip up north.  Talk about a new EDC Video and outdoor adventuring with or canine.  Gear picks of the week, some new outdoor reviews and planning for future campouts.

Orginal Air Date 7-10-2011 Our guest Andy Beard from Habilis Bushtools talks bushcraft, knife making and getting out in field to enjoy some outdoor fun.  Join your host Adam Francis, Robert Oliver, and Joe Flowers for a great episode of the Equip 2 Endure. http://www.Equip2Endure.com Store http://equip2endure.mybigcommerce.com Twitter @Equip2Endure 

An oldie but goodie, Adam Francis, Robert Oliver and even Joe Flowers talk at little bit about K9s!  Orginal Show Date 7-5-2011 Free Membership @ http://www.Equip2Endure.com Twitter @Equip2Endure  http://www.facebook.com/Equip2Endure

Sping has come and it's time once again to pull out those winter packs and make the proper spring changes.  Adam Francis, Robert Oliver, and Joe Flowers speak about spring gear set-ups for your outdoor adventure and some of there helpful tips and tricks.