Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan mcpherson

This week, news editor Erikka Askeland and Aberdeen features lead Ryan Duff attended the Energy Industries Council's (EIC) Energy Exports Conference in Aberdeen.   The show provided insight into how the UK is stacking up to other nations in the energy transition as Bureau Veritas launched its latest report and Aberdeen's Blazewe was honoured at an awards dinner.    Erikka spoke with Ann Johnson, director of Blaze Manufacturing Solutions, about the award and her firm's journey to it, as well as plans for the North Sea and further afield. Next, Erikka caught up with Verlume CEO Richard Knox to talk about his business' export opportunities as he looks to capitalise on recent success.   Ryan McPherson, EIC's regional director and general manager for the Middle East, Africa and CIS, joined us in our Aberdeen studio ahead of the event to share his insights.    Finally, Ryan spoke with EIC CEO Stuart Broadley about his key takeaways from the event on its last day. He said that some of the solutions to the UK's policy problems may be able to be found by looking to other nations and their approach to the energy transition. 

Florida State, behind ace and potential No. 1 overall pick Jamie Arnold, makes the Seminoles a tough out in their home park. FSU has other good starting options in Joey Volini and Ole Miss transfer Wes Mendes, and a power-laden lineup with another future high MLB pick in Alex Lodise, plus Max Williams, Drew Faurot and Myles Bailey. Northeastern, at 48-9, enters on a 27-game winning streak, last having lost on March 22 to Towson. Coach Mike Glavine's offense is led by pro prospect Cam Maldonado and a pitching staff of Alvin Cabral, Jordan Gottesman, Will Jones, Charlie Walker, Brett Dunham and crew led Northeastern to a nation's best 2.92 ERA. Mississippi State caught fire late after the dismissal of coach Chris Lemonis, thanks to a red-hot last month from third baseman Ace Reese. The Bulldogs' pitching staff, led by Pico Kohn, Evan Siary, Ryan McPherson, Nate Williams and others, caught fire late, too. Can the Bulldogs find consistency and enough defense to get through a tough regional? Bethune Cookman's lineup, paced by Andrey Martinez, smacked 84 home runs and stole 128 bases in getting the SWAC's automatic bid by winning the league tournament.

Wednesday, May 21 -  Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com shares the news affecting small farmers in America, including a focus on added value of producing for farmer's markets, how Brooke Rollins and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are working together for a healthier America and a focus on supporting local farmers, and the National Cattlemen's Beef Association's problems with the government over land. Next, Doug introduces us to Ryan McPherson, owner of Glidden Point Oyster Farms in Edgecomb, Maine. Ryan got his start in fisheries and looking for a way to stay on the water, so when the opportunity to take over the oyster farm (which was established in 1987) arose in 2015, Ryan went for it. Glidden Point Oysters are grown slowly, and in the nutrient-rich depths of the Damariscotta River, a world class growing environment. Their oysters are renowned for their heavy shell, and beautiful appearance. They start from seed and grow them in upwellers and floating bags on the surface of the river until they reach the appropriate size to be harvested.  Plus, all Glidden Point oysters are harvested by hand, and often by scuba diver. They touch their oysters every step of the way, and it's the care they take, whether it's grading seed, diving, or culling, that produces a premium oyster they're proud to share with others, and proud to call their own. When it comes to aquaculture, things move very quickly with a lot more dynamics to the process. You can learn more about Glidden Point Oyster Farms at GliddenPoint.com. Finishing up this episode of the American Family Farmer podcast, Farmer Doug opines about the state of the country as it pertains to the current administration and what it means for farmers and anyone in agri-business.Website: AmericanFamilyFarmerShow.com Social Media: @GoodDayNetworks

Presented by Pip Printing and StrangeBrew Coffeehouse - Bulldogs use a strong bullpen outing from Ryan McPherson, come from behind to beat Memphis 5-3.

26 Feb 2025. We get more details with Surina Kelly of the ARN News Centre. Plus, as BP prepares to scale back its green energy goals, we look at the wider impact of Donald Trump’s “drill baby drill” mantra, with Ryan McPherson of the Energy Industries Council. And, Ramadamnomics continues - Jumeirah's Mr F&B Andy Cuthbert about the iftar. And, we look beyond Ramadan to Eid Al Fitr with dnata about the breaks we're booking.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In part 2 of my chat with Ryan McPherson from Storytelling Movement, we talk about the nitty gritty of how I structure my days and weeks to keep my personal brand growing. I walked through my "ideal week" - blocking off my mornings for content creation, having a CEO day each Monday, and consistently putting out valuable content to my audience. We got into the data behind where my clients come from (30% podcast, 20% social media, 30% speaking, plus referrals). My top takeaways: Organise your days/weeks to prioritize content creation. Block it in your calendar and treat it like an important meeting. Look at your data to see what's already working to bring in clients. Double down on those activities. Set big, exciting goals and make a plan to achieve them. Put it out to your audience to hold yourself accountable. Failure is just a stepping stone to success. If something doesn't work, put on your CEO hat, assess, make changes, and keep going. *********************** NEXT STEPS: BRAND BUILDERS ACADEMY - Click here to Join now (foundational) APPLY FOR THE AMPLIFY MASTERMIND - Click here to apply (scale)   **** FREE: Simple Business Buckets training - Understand what to focus on in your business https://suzchadwick.com/simple-biz-buckets-sign-up  Masterclass - 5 powerful strategies to grow your business, brand & revenue https://suzchadwick.com/bba-masterclass-registration    **** LINKS: Website: www.suzchadwick.com  Instagram: www.instagram.com/suzchadwick  TikTok: www.tiktok.com/suzchadwick 

You know I'm always trying out new things to share valuable insights with you. Well, I recently had the amazing opportunity to be a guest on Ryan McPherson's podcast Storytelling and Movement. Ryan and I had SUCH a great, in-depth chat that I just had to share it with you all too! In this episode (part 1 of 2), we dive into: My journey in the corporate world and how it led me to personal branding (even before I realized that's what I was doing!) Why having a strong personal brand is essential for connecting with your audience in an authentic way. People want to connect with YOU, not just a faceless company. The power of keeping it real and sharing relatable stories. Origin stories, hard-earned lessons, client wins - this is the good stuff that draws people in. How to hone your storytelling skills and get comfy opening up. Spoiler: it takes practice! My top takeaways: Your personal brand is about making genuine connections. Show the real you! Share stories with emotion to captivate your audience. Paint them a picture of your journey. Embrace your failures and what you learned from them. This is what makes you relatable and gives others hope. The more you tell your story, the better you'll get at sharing the most impactful parts. I seriously could have chatted with Ryan for hours - too much goodness! Stay tuned for part 2 coming soon. *********************** NEXT STEPS: BRAND BUILDERS ACADEMY - Click here to Join now (foundational) APPLY FOR THE AMPLIFY MASTERMIND - Click here to apply (scale)   **** FREE: Simple Business Buckets training - Understand what to focus on in your business https://suzchadwick.com/simple-biz-buckets-sign-up  Masterclass - 5 powerful strategies to grow your business, brand & revenue https://suzchadwick.com/bba-masterclass-registration    **** LINKS: Website: www.suzchadwick.com  Instagram: www.instagram.com/suzchadwick  TikTok: www.tiktok.com/suzchadwick 

  Quantum Quote:  "The peacemaker taught us about the seven generations. He said, when you sit in Council for the welfare of the people, you must not think of yourself or your family, not even of your generation. He said, make your decisions on behalf of the seven generations coming, so that they may enjoy what you have today." - Oren Lyons "It's not the critic who counts; nor the man or woman who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs, who comes up short again and again. Because there is no effort without error, and shortcoming." - Theodore Roosevelt The world can feel very overwhelming– from fast-paced modernization to the constant production of greenhouse gases. However, hope is still within our reach as we try to change our habits,  influence future generations, and save our environment. Changing habits, switching to organic foods, and saving the earth one initiative at a time can lower the damages of our consumption. However, these aren't enough. To achieve sustainable change, we need a constant effort to educate and empower every individual - especially at educational institutions… Learn with us today about the changes that the State University of New York at Buffalo (University at Buffalo, or UB) are making to lead by example, empower our youth, and create a greener future for everyone! As UB's inaugural chief sustainability officer since 2011, Ryan McPherson works to create a culture of innovative and collaborative sustainability at UB and implement strategies to help position the university as a sustainability leader in the community, state, and nation, as well as across all institutions of higher education. As part of the university's climate action plan, Ryan has been setting 10 key strategies to implement within the next decade. Ryan has also worked to integrate the Sustainable Development Goals across campus and New York as part of the broader effort to create the next generation of change agents that can build the future we seek. SuperNova #1. We all have to be in the arena. Whether you are currently succeeding or failing is not necessarily the point - you need to be in the game. We have a lot of things to do right now, and we need everyone in the arena working to really advance things. SuperNova #2. Realize that sustainability is not the goal. Sustainability is a strategy to achieve existing goals. SuperNova #3. We can talk as much as we want about hope and all the possibilities that are out there, etc. But there is a ticking clock that is in front of us. And every day, every hour that we delay, is a consequence that happens on the backside of that timebomb. Worst Career Moment: The one that really stands out is that we went through a couple of years worth of really evaluating, working, putting out bids, analyzing, really reducing risk all for  a lot of on-site and our off-site solar,  and had a really great bid come in. The forecast savings was a couple million dollars a year, for 20 years, under a locked purchase power agreement, a long-term contract. One of the great things about New York is we have some awesome goals, and some really good investment and funding. But one of the big challenges is we have a lot of regulation in the state. And so, the procurement and regulatory framework to get approval of certain things works at a different speed than the market. And so, we lost that opportunity.  Best Advice He's Ever Received: I think sometimes in order to go fast, you need to go slow. Sometimes thinking through things a little bit more than just reacting actually gets you further ahead and has more impact. Personal Habit that Contributes to Success: I don't know if it contributes to my success, but it helps prepare me. I love trail running.. Sustainability work is about the long game. So pacing yourself, but also learning how to digest the pain on the trail, definitely helps in the professional world as well. Internet Resource: Climate Optimist newsletters by the Harvard T.H. Chance School C-Change Book Recommendation: Finding Purpose: Environmental Stewardship as a Personal Calling by Andrew Hoffman Podcast Recommendation: Rich Roll Podcast Magic Wand: I'd go back 30 years ago and have everyone's mind changed about the importance of acting on climate. Most Energized About Today:  I am most energized and really empowered by where I work, I get to see 30,000 students every day. Not all of them, but they are amazing! That inspiration they give me, the innovation and the creativity and you know, they're realistic. They're dealing with the same challenges. But the sense of urgency and determination that I see on an issue like climate and equity is nothing short of energizing, for me, to be around that.  Next Step: I really think our building electrification efforts are both energizing me and keeping me up at night because it is so big. But that work is one that we're really focused on. Our mobility work is also transitioning the entire fleet over. That is no small objective either. Parting Advice:  I do truly believe that at the end of the day, we all, within our self-interest, want to and need to get to this place. And so for me, at the core of that, is trying to speak in a language that is not your language, that is someone else's language. How can you then bring some of those different pieces of climate action, meet people where they are, and really try to have them see a different angle within their world?    Connect:  Website: http://www.buffalo.edu/sustainability  Website: http://www.buffalo.edu/climate-action Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ubsustainability/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/UBGreenOffice Twitter: https://twitter.com/UBGreen Twitter: https://twitter.com/RyMcPherson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ubsustainability

Today we talk with Ryan McPherson, Chief Sustainability Officer at University of Buffalo. He heads the Climate Action Plan at the university. The University has the goal of climate neutrality by 2030. They plan to achieve this goal by having 10 strategies to achieve it. Strategies such as “Not all electricity is created equal”, “Waste not”, and “putting a price on pollution”. These goals were driven by the availability of sustainable solutions, policy changes and by students demanding immediate action. These are actions for other universities and corporations to emulate. Learn more about these goals will be achieved in our latest episode. https://www.buffalo.edu/climate-action.html https://mindfulbusinessespodcast.com/ #sustainableuniversity #solarfarms #reducefoodwaste #greenelectricity #electrifyingcommute

In this episode of the Myokinetix Podcast, Dr. Natty sits down for an interview with firefighter, Ryan McPherson. Tune in to listen or head to our YouTube channel to watch the episode! You can connect with Ryan on Instagram @thewholeshow23

Welcome back! In the season two premiere of The Creative Educator, Tacy talks with Melissa Vito, vice provost of academic innovation at The University of Texas at San Antonio, and Ryan McPherson, an associate professor of practice, about newly launched research on improving student outcomes across disciplines and modalities.  Did you know students in classes with creative tools embedded in coursework are 8% more likely to stay enrolled term to term, or that new grads who list creative skills on LinkedIn earn up to 16% higher starting salaries?  New data uncovered by Civitas Learning and LinkedIn quantifies the value of creative and digital skills in students' college and career advancement while offering a roadmap to build more successful higher ed institutions.  Join Tacy, Melissa and Ryan and discover best practices for engaging faculty through meaningful, skills-based professional development, teaching creative skills across the curriculum to improve outcomes, and fostering student equity. Connect with Tacy on Twitter @tacytrow, Melissa Vito @mvpmv and Ryan McPherson @RyanMcpherson. Resources: Learn more about the study, Improving Student Outcomes: Quantifying the Impact of Creative Skills on College and Career. Watch Melissa and Ryan's Adobe MAX session for more details on how they empower their UTSA community with creative tools and digital literacy.  Read more about UTSA's deployment of creative tools and student success stories on the Adobe Blog. Explore teaching resources curated by Dr. Todd Taylor and explore other free professional development resources on the Adobe Education Exchange. Join the Adobe Creative Educator program to find a community of inspired educators putting these insights into practice across the world.

Today we are beyond honored to have Dr. Ryan Mcpherson and his lovely wife Marie on my podcast, as well as my awesome, amazing husband Pastor Joel Stuebs!   Ryan and Marie are parents to six and expecting their seventh child in October.  Ryan serves as diretor of the Center for Apologetics and Worldview Studies and chair of the History Department at Bethany Lutheran College where he teaches courses in American history and bioethics. He also is president of the Hausvater Project, a nonprofit organization promoting a biblical vision for family, church, and society in the spirit of the Lutheran confessions. He holds a Ph.D. in History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Notre Dame. The author of numerous books, he also has served as senior editor to The Family in America: A Journal of Public Policy (2012 to 2016) and as a global advisor to The MacPherson Group, PC (currently). You can read more about Ryan and Marie HERE Link to Vaccine research paper: http://uffl.org/pdfs/vol30/UFL_2020_MacPherson.pdf Link to Marie's book (Sara owns, FANTASTIC!) "Mothering many:Sanity-saving strategies from Moms of Four or More" https://www.intoyourhandsllc.com/publishing/books/69-mothering-many-sanity-saving-strategies-from-moms-of-four-or-more.html Intro song: "God we need now" - Struggle Jennings & Caitlynne Curtis  Ending song: "Anchor" (Reimagined) by Skillet https://music.apple.com/us/album/anchor-reimagined/1480899861?i=1480900023 Please leave me a voice message with any question you have,  as well as any question or comment or topic you would like to be discussed on For Such a Time as This. https://anchor.fm/s/4ea802c0/podcast/rss Use the code "BLUEROSE" at checkout to get an additional 20% off your purchases at A.W.A.R.E causes. https://awarecauses.com/?ref=29bln6pfgto- Are you seeking guidance to get your health and wellness back on track and create habit changes that will result in lasting solutions?  Check out my website to see my coaching packages! Stuck in a rut?  Need financial habit change?   Weight loss a goal and it's not happening?  Life coaching may be just what you need! https://www.bluerosewellness.com/plans-pricing Follow me on Telegram! https://t.me/bluerosewellness  Stay up to date with all my recent videos on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9T_qf0Skr6wRLkFMF0mYSg  All other follows and links:) https://linktr.ee/Sarastuebs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sara-stuebs/message

Fuzzed-out, country-tinged grunge devotees [Big Foot Yeti](http://bigfootyeti.bandcamp.com/) are back with a new record, so here's a new interview with frontman Paul Pilgrim. BFY is back with their [creatively-titled second EP](http://bigfootyeti.bandcamp.com/releases) Sept. 1. It's part of an ongoing thematic series of releases that was delayed (slightly) by the pandemic. It's a fun conversation between two aging music nerds about record collections, songwriting, influences, and more! This episode brought to you by [Unscripted Moments](http://unscriptedmoments.libsyn.com/)! Join us at the third annual [Manitoba Podcast Festival](http://www.facebook.com/mbpodfest/), which takes place entirely online, Sept. 26-27! Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on [Patreon](http://www.patreon.com/witchpolice), including our latest patron, Ryan McPherson. You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case!

Ryan McPherson took over Glidden Point Oyster Farms five years ago as he left Massachusetts to start a venture that has grown tremendously over time. Their goal is to craft the perfect shaped oyster and they have accomplished this and are continually providing these to wholesalers and customers across the nation.His team of farmers works hard to grow and collect millions of oysters, all different sizes (the jumbos are HUGE), throughout the year. Oyster season is year-round in Maine due to its chilly climate but sometimes the farmers have to watch out for the green crabs as they eat oysters and have caused some challenges.They give back to the community by collaborating with farmers starting out and non-profits to help establish their oyster farms. Oyster farms keep our coastal waters clean and Glidden Point truly believes in this mission and will continue to help others build their oyster farms and continue to keep theirs maintained.Please visit Glidden Point Oyster Farm's website to view their products. Feel free to follow them on Facebook and Instagram to get updates on new products and events happening at their tasting room.Also, please check out the featured musician of this episode, The Ballroom Thieves, and one of their new tracks, Vanity Trip. 

Fuzzed-out, country-tinged grunge devotees Big Foot Yeti are back with a new record, so here's a new interview with frontman Paul Pilgrim. BFY is back with their creatively-titled second EP Sept. 1. It’s part of an ongoing thematic series of releases that was delayed (slightly) by the pandemic. It’s a fun conversation between two aging music nerds about record collections, songwriting, influences, and more! This episode brought to you by Unscripted Moments! Join us at the third annual Manitoba Podcast Festival, which takes place entirely online, Sept. 26-27! Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on Patreon, including our latest patron, Ryan McPherson. You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case!

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we return to Blizzard's 2004 classic MMORPG World of Warcraft. We discuss the pace of the game in solo vs group, another dungeon, and make some observations about MMO combat before turning to feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up to level 30 Podcast breakdown: 0:53 WoW Talk 1:06:32 Break 1:07:08 Feedback Issues covered: blasts from the LucasArts past, "a gaming miracle," XP bonuses galore, Westfall culminating in Deadmines, quest storylines culminating in a dungeon run, extending the storyline into the Stockades, elegant design of these quest lines, breaking someone out of Stockades in modern, instance dungeons getting better over time, grey setting and repetitive play, hit point sponges, lack of boss mechanics, similarity to tower defense or EverQuest, dungeons with wings, the game as a group experience, having less down time, having a better balance in solo vs group experiences in modern, getting better at the types of roles warriors can fulfill, separating into tank/healer/DPS and some stagnation in the MMO space, the effect on D&D and being better to go the other way, having stances per character later, finding the right challenge level, the types of quests in Redridge, good critter variety, more verticality, introducing the Black Rock orcs, starting into the long game of end game quests, having deep lore and organizational structures in your setting, loving the Duskwood art design, hating the Duskwood quest design, lacking a culminatory dungeon, a wandering abomination, the pfffft of the Stalvan quest line, getting cursed repeatedly, enjoying the Raven Hill cemetery, reviving the Embalmer, snitches get Stitches, introducing the Worgen, the process of recruiting and traveling to an instance, evolving the theme park, the technicality of aggro and pulling and enemy awareness, using tactics against the technology, lacking saves and structuring strategy around that, seeing the top-down view in your mind's eye, using simple representations (planes and circles), running a combat system on a single machine for everyone in the zone, the costs of scale, using line of sight against the enemy, exploits as game-play, Brett's Book Recommendation, New Game+, the cost of additional development, paid DLC, checking NG+ off the list, block quotes from Woolsey and Slattery, a book club for books about games, finding all the endings, Frog and Robo's themes, being impressed by what they get from music hardware, "It's Not Easy Being Green," soundtracks we loved, lots of Chrono Trigger details, Janus/Magus as the main character, an update on Tim's trip. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Gladius, LucasArts, Mike Terpstra, Tippett Studios, Alex Neuse, Jedi Starfighter, Chrono Trigger, Activision/Blizzard, Makendi, The Goonies, Warcraft III, EverQuest, Dungeons & Dragons, Guild Wars 2, Reed Knight, Dark Age of Camelot, The Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Ravenloft, Reanimator, Bride of Frankenstein, DisneyWorld, The Witcher, Diablo, Ultima Online, Dragon Age, Stephen King, 11/22/63, Sam Thomas, Devil May Cry, Dark Souls, Breath of the Wild, Gabe Durham, Boss Fight Books, Ted Woolsey, Tom Slattery, Michael Williams, Skyrim, Elder Scrolls, Dave Fort, Earthbound, A Christmas Story (obliquely), Mikael Danielsson, Phantasy Star, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Mass Effect (series), Halo (series), Brock Holt, Red Dead Redemption, Kirk Hamilton, Shadow of the Colossus, Peter McConnell, Psychonauts, Grim Fandango, Clint Bajakian, Outlaws, Ryan/Bio, Ryan McPherson, Final Fantasy VII Remake, James Roberts, Chrono Cross, Nintendo Switch, Wasteland 2, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers. Next time: Animal Crossing (2001)! An hour a day! Link: The Audio Design of RDR by Kirk Hamilton Magus as the Main Character Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

On our fifth episode, UB Sustainability’s Ryan McPherson and Derek Nichols talked about developing UB's new climate action plan, which is set to lay out initiatives such as “electrifying" vehicles used at the university and increasing solar power on campus. This is part one of a two-part episode.Recorded on February 7, 2020.

With an actual weekday off, this 5th of July, I took this time to chat with my buddy Joe Johnson about the motorcycle business. I love talking about ideas with folks looking to serve powersports folks and find new ways to do that. Joe and I get down a rabbit hole or two about our thoughts on serving powersports dealerships and how these dealerships can get more accomplished with less wasteful energy expended.  Some ways that reps like us can help our dealer clients be better:  Get nosey in their business.  Train to NOT Judge A Book By The Cover – Joe’s “Elvis Story”  Help in Differentiating – Reps can bring perspective in this.  Building Advocates and Evangelists.  Move From In A Rut – To A Place of Creativity for Growth.  “Here you go competition!” – Alpha Guy secret (LOL) The Strength of Looking Inside VS Outside your organization - in building Evangelists aka Influencers.  Entrust Your Staff To Gain Their Creativity Unlock.  The Idea Box to Grid Out/Plan New Idea Implementation (It isn’t what you’d think!) Barista style competitive tip jars approach.  Plug into Creativity. Embrace “Skippy level” ownership freedom from management to staff.  Dealership fiXit Episode 14 with Ryan McPherson here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/need-insight-on-sort-pg-folks-you-should-hire-ryan/id1449367603?i=1000430366176 Keep the needed SOP but add perspective to know what needs changed, example thru communication with your outside vendor reps.  There are a couple books he recommends you pick up if you like some of the ideas he keeps as go-to for how to best serve “Thinkertoys” by Michael Michalko - http://creativethinking.net/#sthash.pss0C7YW.mWM32h10.dpbs “Steal Like an Artist” by Auston Kleon - https://austinkleon.com/steal/ Link up with Joe here: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-johnson-78abb010/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/joseph.d.johnson.56 Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/Powersports-People-331038881155600/?__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARACFgxZuh0ZFMPJAVwD927WexgAFgdJvqC0afZk9v1k2VhtdWC47KcnOcJJvsEadRsBCZg7Q0fCgEi3 The company Joe works for (as I’m sure you are aware of if you’ve worked in powersports industry for more than 5 minutes) - Tucker Powersports: https://www.tucker.com/ If you want to discuss anything talked about in this podcast or my others, please email me at: dealershipfixit@gmail.com Dealership fiXit is a podcast about sharing ways to make your dealership better. Basic premise is that you are the fiXit for your dealership.  I hope to offer fresh perspective thru interviews of others who have been where you are or offer a product or service to propel your results. Dealership fiXit exists to help dealerships tap into high performance ideas! Please share this with anyone that you think will get something out of it. Thank you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dealershipfixit/message

Ryan McPherson aka @skippy168 on Instagram and #salesbyskippy & #askforskippy everywhere joins us from Denton, Texas where he works at Cycle Center of Denton in parts and accessory sales. He shares some insights on how he does things differently than his competitors to better engage with eager consumers. He also sheds some light on how a dealership owner can find and hire guys like him. He’s my #dealershipfixit of the week! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dealershipfixit/message

Welcome to Home Small Home, the podcast about living small and dreaming big. In this episode, I sit down with my friend Ryan McPherson in his Georgetown XL in Coloma, California. He is the co-founder of Good Blood Media along with his wife Katie. We talk in depth about how Ryan has become a phenomenal cinematographer for many award-winning shows such as Deadliest Catch, Life Below Zero, and now for his own Video Production company. Ryan currently lives in an RV but has lived in other super-tight and small spaces at sea, on rivers, and on land. He shares his advice for living small while pursuing passions, career, and relationships. Listen to the full episode for Ryan's amazing story! Thank you for listening to Home Small Home. Please leave a review and subscribe for more living small stories. Follow Ryan: http://goodbloodmedia.com/our-work/ https://www.instagram.com/goodbloodmedia/ https://www.facebook.com/goodbloodmedia https://twitter.com/goodbloodmedia   Follow Silver Trailer: https://silvertrailer.com https://www.instagram.com/home_small_home/ https://www.instagram.com/p/BhlQwIdHCCc/?taken-by=silvertrailer https://www.facebook.com/kristianaspaulding/   Music by Sonia Barcelona http://www.artofsonia.com https://www.instagram.com/artofsonia/   Produced by The Socialista Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/socialistalv/ iTunes: The Socialista Podcast

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