Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan stark

You might have noticed a change to our gas/diesel engine oil info slips: we no longer include the question, "Would you like a TBN?" President Ryan Stark joins Blackstone Joe in studio to discuss where that change comes from.Ready to start your oil analysis journey? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Get your free test kit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Have a question or shoutout? Leave a message for Blackstone Joe at 614-407-6169.Host: Joe AdamsProducer: Arryn Dennard

Tonight we welcome RYAN STARK of the band FAR ABOVE THE GROUND to the table to talk about the band, co-owning a restaurant/pub, and a skate shop! There's a lot of ground to cover this fine evening with this fine gentleman and we hope you enjoy this as much as we did! FAR ABOVE THE GROUND + STARKY'S SKATE SHACK https://www.facebook.com/Farabovetheground/ https://www.instagram.com/farabovetheground/?hl=en https://open.spotify.com/artist/5x4Kq4z76yqlLFOq27MNCq https://www.facebook.com/p/Starkys-Skate-Shack-100057220279075/ https://www.instagram.com/starkysskateshack/ HRL ahardrocklife@gmail.com dirtyrockrecords@usa.com pelleklive212@proton.me

On today's episode of The American Land Man Podcast, we are back in the studio with Ryan Stark. Ryan is a former Marine like myself who owns Stark Lavender Fields. We Discuss: Ex-Marine's switch to lavender farming Profit-making with as little as one acre Lavender's therapeutic & financial bloom From combat to calming cultivation Aromatic farming revitalizes the land Lavender as a therapeutic and sleep aid Hunting and habitat benefits on lavender farms The health perks of lavender A unique approach to land management Tips for starting your own lavender farm The lucrative side of specialty crops And So Much More! Connect: -https://starklavender.com -https://bit.ly/NeilHaugerWhitetailProperties -https://bit.ly/NeilHaugerFacebook -https://bit.ly/NeilHaugerYouTube -https://bit.ly/NeilHaugerInstagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neil-hauger/support

This week Slick Talk is time traveling with a reading of This Ain't Your Daddy's ATF by Ryan Stark where ATF, CVTs, and the idea of "lifetime fluids" are all put under the spotlight. Ready to start your oil analysis journey? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Get your free test kit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Have a question or shoutout? Leave a message for Blackstone Joe at 614-407-6169. Host: Joe Adams Producer: Josh Straley

President Ryan Stark returns to talk to Joe about summer flying and leaded fuel (3:40), company growth and new lab setup (11:50) before answering customer questions about magnetic drain plugs, coolant analysis, flashpoint testing, and how analysts determine an engine's true wear profile (23:50). Last but least, a response to misconceptions about our averages (39:00). Ready to start your oil analysis journey? ⁠⁠⁠⁠Get your free test kit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.⁠⁠⁠⁠ Have a question or shoutout? Call Slick Talk at 614-407-6169. Host: Joe Adams Guest: Ryan Stark Producer: Josh Straley

Renoites at the Riverside Farmer's Market is a limited Renoites series with the vendors of the Riverside Farmer's Market in Reno, Nevada and hosted by Renoites host Conor McQuivey. The year-round farmer's market takes place Sunday mornings at Idlewild Park from 8-1. You can find Conor at the Renoites booth most weeks if you'd like to chat, share ideas, purchase merch or sign up to support the show financially, or just say hi! Today's episode features Ryan Stark, owner of No City Coffee. No City has a brick and mortar location upstairs at the Great Basin Community Co-op (with plans for that space to expand to include prepared food and a big outdoor space) and Ryan has recently started serving his coffee at the Riverside Farmer's Market from his new coffee cart. Ryan has worked in coffee for decades, here in Reno and elsewhere, including during the earliest days of Bibo Coffee, where he was the very first employee. We talked about what makes coffee the perfect beverage to have a conversation over, the advantages of partnering with the co-op to create unique and fresh ingredients, how coffee culture has grown in Reno, and much more! Follow No City on Instagram at http://instagram.com/nocityreno Thank you for listening! Please consider supporting Renoites financially on Patreon by visiting http://patreon.com/renoites Follow Renoites on Instagram at http://instagram.com/renoites  

Hey, friends! Reverend Rory is back this week and is pleased as peaches to welcome to the show one of his and Dogwater Dick’s oldest friends and collaborators, Ryan Stark. A Reno native, Ryan has been involved with the underground and performing arts scenes of Reno for quite some time. He is also the proprietor […]

Hey, friends! Reverend Rory is back this week and is pleased as peaches to welcome to the show one of his and Dogwater Dick’s oldest friends and collaborators, Ryan Stark. A Reno native, Ryan has been involved with the underground and performing arts scenes of Reno for quite some time. He is also the proprietor […]

This episode of EMS One-Stop With Rob Lawrence is brought to you by Lexipol, the experts in policy, training, wellness support and grants assistance for first responders and government leaders. To learn more, visit lexipol.com. Page, Wolfberg & Wirth was asked by the National EMS Information System (NEMSIS) Technical Assistance Center (TAC) to research frequently asked questions related to data in EMS patient care reports. PW&W analyzed these questions under applicable laws and guidance, and developed general answers and best practices contained in the new publication, “Patient Care Report Data QuickGuide - FAQs on owning, amending, retaining and sharing patient care report data.” In this week's EMS One-Stop, available in both video and audio versions, Host Rob Lawrence speaks with the PW&W authors of the project, Ryan Stark, managing partner, and Steve Johnson, director of reimbursement consulting. They discuss the guide, why it's needed, and the major FAQs and misconceptions about PCRs. The guide is broken down into four key areas of FAQs: PCRs' legal status Amending PCRs PCR retention Transferring PCR data Top quotes from this episode “I would much rather defend an organization who regularly goes through a quality assurance process, whereby they make the provider and hold them responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the record.” — Ryan Stark “Others may say, we see a lot of amendments to your records. The answer is ‘yes, that's because we care about getting it right' – that's the mantra of our organization.” — Ryan Stark “One of the things behind the importance of documentation is that it doesn't live in a vacuum. We are in a day and age where it's going to follow the patient for their lifetime, so you may have a rehab facility that wants to consult the medical record to determine the mechanism of injury or how the injury occurred and the only person [that knows that] is the EMS practitioner.” — Ryan Stark “Long gone are the days where we can give you a quick ticket, passing along the information to the receiving facility. Now we are marrying up records, electronic health exchanges and other mechanisms and the genesis of all this starts with the original call.” — Steve Johnson “Everyone should sign the patient care report. Why? Because everyone was a function of providing that particular service and we get a lot of pushback and they say ‘well now I'm legally responsible for everything that happened,' and that's not what the law says. The law says, for what you did, you are responsible for what you did and what you didn't do when you had a legal duty to do something or withhold doing something because it was contraindicated. All that indicates is that yes, I reviewed it and to the best of my knowledge it's true and accurate.” — Ryan Stark “The law will impose liability where it lands. Just because you've signed that particular patient care report, doesn't mean you're responsible for all the interventions and everything that I outlined in there, it would be whoever performed or withheld those interventions that would be responsible within the scope of practice.” — Ryan Stark Episode contents 1:09 – Introductions 1:30 – PWW history 3:30 – Introducing the PCR Data QuickGuide 4:20 – The circle of life of a PCR  11:00 – NEMSIS data/research license and EMS by the numbers 13:20 – Who owns PCR data 15:50 – Signatures! And legal responsibility 17:40 – Accuracy of documentation to defend your actions 18:30 – Why does the driver have to sign? 20:00 – Amending PCRs: When and why 22:33 – Who do you tell if a record is amended? 24:30 – Can your state request you to amend your PCR? 27:30 – How long should we keep documents? 30:50 – When an agency closes down or merges 33:30 – Body-worn camera content 35:30 – Transferring paper records to digital 37:15 – Bi-directional data and HIE – responsibilities 40:00 – Final thoughts Additional resources The PCR Data QuickGuide is available now, and we encourage all EMS professionals to download their copies and gain a deeper understanding of PCR data best practices. To download the guide, please follow the link: About NEMSIS About Page, Wolfberg & Wirth About our guests Ryan Stark Ryan Stark is a managing partner with Page, Wolfberg & Wirth, and is the firm's resident “HIPAA guru.”  He counsels clients on labor relations, privacy, security, reimbursement and other compliance matters affecting the ambulance industry.  Ryan started in the healthcare field as a freshman in college, where he worked for a local hospital and a retail pharmacy.  After college, he decided to become a lawyer, hoping to guide healthcare providers through the demanding legal issues they face.  He has been with PW&W since 2007, fulfilling that ambition.   Ryan is passionate about educating EMS professionals and loves collaborating with providers and CEOs alike. He is a featured speaker in PW&W seminars and webinars, including the firm's signature abc360 Conference, where he hosts the abc360 Game Show. Always enthusiastic, Ryan has been invited to speak at many state and regional EMS conferences, as well as national industry events. He is also an adjunct professor at Creighton University in the school's Master of Science in Emergency Medical Services Program.  Ryan developed, and is the primary instructor for, the nation's first and only HIPAA certification for the ambulance industry – the Certified Ambulance Privacy Officer.  He also co-authored PWW's widely used Ambulance Service Guide to HIPAA Compliance.   Ryan volunteers with local community nonprofit organizations. He was also a big brother with the Big Brothers Big Sisters program for over a decade and keeps in touch with his “little.” Ryan also enjoys hiking, running, kayaking and traveling, and spending time with son Oliver.    Steve Johnson Steve began his career in the EMS industry in 1985, gaining valuable experience while serving as an EMT and later as director of a municipal ambulance service in Minnesota. As an ambulance service manager, Steve established his expertise in areas of operations, billing and administration.   Steve also has significant EMS educational experience. He established and served as training coordinator and lead instructor for a State Certified EMS Training Institution for EMTs and First Responders.   Steve served on both the Rules Work Group and the EMS Advisory Council to the Minnesota State Department of Health. He joined the staff of a large, national billing and software company, where he was a frequent lecturer at national events and software user group programs. For over 7 years, Steve served as director of a national ambulance billing service and was responsible for all aspects of managing this company, including reimbursement, compliance and other activities for ambulance services throughout the nation. Steve served as founding executive director of the National Academy of Ambulance Coding (NAAC), overseeing all activities of the Academy, including the Certified Ambulance Coder program, the nation's only coding certification program specifically for ambulance billers and coders.   As the director of reimbursement consulting with Page, Wolfberg & Wirth, Steve is involved in all facets of the firm's consulting practice. Steve works extensively on billing and reimbursement-related activities, performing billing audits and reviews, improving billing and collections processes, providing billing and coding training, conducting documentation training programs, and performing many other services for the firm's clients across the United States.   Steve is also a licensed private pilot, and enjoys an active role in his church. Rate and review the EMS One-Stop podcast Enjoying the show? Please take a moment to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. Contact the EMS One-Stop team at editor@EMS1.com to share ideas, suggestions and feedback.

Throwback excerpt from the Advisor to Advisor show with Ryan Stark. How do you "convert" the attention your getting on social into clients? Value, value, value... Can I do anything for you? Earn your way to clients by being a part of "their" community -- Thank you for listening! Please rate the show, share your thoughts, and if you have a suggestion for a compelling guest please send me an email: corey@marketerscompany.com Engage with me on LinkedIn and make sure you're subscribed to my channel on YouTube! Cheers, Corey

After some very hard work and a lot of volunteer dedication, the Stark County Historical Society is ready for a major Grand Opening Celebration on October 8th, from 9 Am to 1 Pm. Jeanne Ryan with the Historical Society spoke with Wake Up Tri-Counties on Thursday morning. Guided tours of the expanded Historical Society, live music, food, and so much more will be part of the Grand Opening. But it's all about the history of Stark County and Jeanne tells WKEI that the discoveries they've made in the process of this expansion have been remarkable. It's an event the whole family will enjoy.

67% of Americans don't have an estate plan, according to a recent survey. Most of them “just haven't gotten around to it.” Estate planning feels daunting. But what if you could make it easy for clients –– including the stragglers –– to finally get it done?

67% of Americans don't have an estate plan, according to a recent survey. Most of them “just haven't gotten around to it.” Estate planning feels daunting. But what if you could make it easy for clients –– including the stragglers –– to finally get it done?

Mike sits down with Northwest Graduate and Co-Owner of Stark Roofing, Ryan Stark.   If you have any feedback, questions or want to submit a guest idea for a future episode, email me at - thelionsdenpodcast32@gmail.com Also please "Like" our Facebook Page here and you can follow us on Twitter at @TheLionsDenPod1.  

A long-awaited guest finally joins the program: Ryan Stark, president of Blackstone Laboratories. This is a wide-ranging interview, covering everything from the early days of Blackstone, how the business has evolved over the years, and of course fun facts about the man himself. Enjoy!

This episode is about what to do while your content is creating demand. Growing an audience by simply posting content takes a long time. Also, we are counting on the social media platform to push our content organically far enough to reach our ideal prospect if we do nothing else but post. This episode is about how to work social media while your content is working for you. Want to join the conversation? Join us on LinkedIn (follow Ryan Stark) , YouTube, or FB if you want to watch the show LIVE and ask us questions!

In this episode, we discuss how to create successful marketing habits. The New Year always brings with it a huge list of goals. The list is usually what we want to accomplish in the next 12 months. However, success will truly be defined by your daily actions. The daily habits you develop will help you reach the goals you wrote down in January. If we want different results, we have to be different, and it starts with the day to day. Want to join the conversation? Join us on LinkedIn (follow Ryan Stark) , YouTube, or FB if you want to watch the show LIVE and ask us questions!

In this episode, we interview a very special guest: Kelly Monahan, Ph.D. Kelly mixes her passion and data-driven insights to make the workplace more meaningful. She speaks with top level CEO and executives to find out what makes them tick. So she has her fingers on the pulse of leadership and company culture. We ask Kelly what it means to be a successful leader, especially during COVID with remote work being the new norm, as well as some VERY important data she has acquired recently in reference robo-advisors. Want to join the conversation? Join us on LinkedIn (follow Ryan Stark) , YouTube, or FB if you want to watch the show LIVE and ask us questions!

Distributing content is more important than quality, because quality cannot be quantified if no one consumes it. Example of focusing on distribution:

We discuss the crucial marketing step of mapping consumer behavior. Humans are interesting creatures, and we can't truly communicate with them through social media until we understand how they behave. Take some time to figure out your ideal avatar of a client and work backwards when executing content. Figure out what makes them tick, and it will be much easier to speak directly to them as well as solve their problems. Want to join the conversation? Join us on LinkedIn (follow Ryan Stark) , YouTube, or FB if you want to watch the show LIVE and ask us questions!

In this episode, we discuss the difference between lead and demand generation. We define both and give examples of how to approach each marketing technique as well as how to split the funnel so you can see the differences in the two. Want to join the conversation? Join us on LinkedIn (follow Ryan Stark) , YouTube, or FB if you want to watch the show LIVE and ask us questions!

In this 40 minute episode, we talk about sales: We focus on the culture shift towards marketing and why companies are less likely to lean on their sales teams in the future. Hear our thoughts on how strong content marketing can make your sales team's job %1000 times easier. Results come from working together. The best salesmen and marketers understand how the whole business works, which is why they are both capable of doing their jobs: delivery value and the company message to their respective parties. Join us on LinkedIn (follow Ryan Stark) , YouTube, or FB if you want to watch the show LIVE and ask us questions!

You’ve probably heard in the news the many stories of fortune 500 companies, healthcare facilities, and retailers that have been hit hard by cyberattacks. You may have even thought “too bad for them” and went about your day thinking that your business couldn’t possibly be a target. The truth is, cybercrime hits businesses of all shapes, sizes, and industries, and when better to talk about real-life horror stories, than during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Mike Maddox sits down with three ASK clients (Orbitform, Sinto America, and Fibre Converters) who have all had different cyberattack experience. He talks with them about the impact it had on their business and why they see the value in having a cybersecurity solution in place. Imagine finding out that someone got into your email, mirrored your email signature, and emailed everyone in your contact list…without you knowing. It’s a feeling of violation of privacy for some, but for many, it’s a deep concern of how this hack impacts the business and its reputation. It can happen in a split second and it only takes one time. Ryan Stark of Orbitform explains to Mike their rationale for having cybersecurity protection, “It’s never happened to me…Well, I’ve never gotten in a car crash but I still wear a seat belt and I still have airbags because it only takes once.” Take a listen to Mike’s conversations on these real-life cyber horror stories.

You’ve probably heard in the news the many stories of fortune 500 companies, healthcare facilities, and retailers that have been hit hard by cyberattacks. You may have even thought “too bad for them” and went about your day thinking that your business couldn’t possibly be a target. The truth is, cybercrime hits businesses of all shapes, sizes, and industries, and when better to talk about real-life horror stories, than during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Mike Maddox sits down with three ASK clients (Orbitform, Sinto America, and Fibre Converters) who have all had different cyberattack experience. He talks with them about the impact it had on their business and why they see the value in having a cybersecurity solution in place. Imagine finding out that someone got into your email, mirrored your email signature, and emailed everyone in your contact list…without you knowing. It’s a feeling of violation of privacy for some, but for many, it’s a deep concern of how this hack impacts the business and its reputation. It can happen in a split second and it only takes one time. Ryan Stark of Orbitform explains to Mike their rationale for having cybersecurity protection, “It’s never happened to me…Well, I’ve never gotten in a car crash but I still wear a seat belt and I still have airbags because it only takes once.” Take a listen to Mike’s conversations on these real-life cyber horror stories.

You’ve probably heard in the news the many stories of fortune 500 companies, healthcare facilities, and retailers that have been hit hard by cyberattacks. You may have even thought “too bad for them” and went about your day thinking that your business couldn’t possibly be a target. The truth is, cybercrime hits businesses of all shapes, sizes, and industries, and when better to talk about real-life horror stories, than during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Mike Maddox sits down with three ASK clients (Orbitform, Sinto America, and Fibre Converters) who have all had different cyberattack experience. He talks with them about the impact it had on their business and why they see the value in having a cybersecurity solution in place. Imagine finding out that someone got into your email, mirrored your email signature, and emailed everyone in your contact list…without you knowing. It’s a feeling of violation of privacy for some, but for many, it’s a deep concern of how this hack impacts the business and its reputation. It can happen in a split second and it only takes one time. Ryan Stark of Orbitform explains to Mike their rationale for having cybersecurity protection, “It’s never happened to me…Well, I’ve never gotten in a car crash but I still wear a seat belt and I still have airbags because it only takes once.” Take a listen to Mike’s conversations on these real-life cyber horror stories.

You’ve probably heard in the news the many stories of fortune 500 companies, healthcare facilities, and retailers that have been hit hard by cyberattacks. You may have even thought “too bad for them” and went about your day thinking that your business couldn’t possibly be a target. The truth is, cybercrime hits businesses of all shapes, sizes, and industries, and when better to talk about real-life horror stories, than during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Mike Maddox sits down with three ASK clients (Orbitform, Sinto America, and Fibre Converters) who have all had different cyberattack experience. He talks with them about the impact it had on their business and why they see the value in having a cybersecurity solution in place. Imagine finding out that someone got into your email, mirrored your email signature, and emailed everyone in your contact list…without you knowing. It’s a feeling of violation of privacy for some, but for many, it’s a deep concern of how this hack impacts the business and its reputation. It can happen in a split second and it only takes one time. Ryan Stark of Orbitform explains to Mike their rationale for having cybersecurity protection, “It’s never happened to me…Well, I’ve never gotten in a car crash but I still wear a seat belt and I still have airbags because it only takes once.” Take a listen to Mike’s conversations on these real-life cyber horror stories.

You’ve probably heard in the news the many stories of fortune 500 companies, healthcare facilities, and retailers that have been hit hard by cyberattacks. You may have even thought “too bad for them” and went about your day thinking that your business couldn’t possibly be a target. The truth is, cybercrime hits businesses of all shapes, sizes, and industries, and when better to talk about real-life horror stories, than during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Mike Maddox sits down with three ASK clients (Orbitform, Sinto America, and Fibre Converters) who have all had different cyberattack experience. He talks with them about the impact it had on their business and why they see the value in having a cybersecurity solution in place. Imagine finding out that someone got into your email, mirrored your email signature, and emailed everyone in your contact list…without you knowing. It’s a feeling of violation of privacy for some, but for many, it’s a deep concern of how this hack impacts the business and its reputation. It can happen in a split second and it only takes one time. Ryan Stark of Orbitform explains to Mike their rationale for having cybersecurity protection, “It’s never happened to me…Well, I’ve never gotten in a car crash but I still wear a seat belt and I still have airbags because it only takes once.” Take a listen to Mike’s conversations on these real-life cyber horror stories.

You’ve probably heard in the news the many stories of fortune 500 companies, healthcare facilities, and retailers that have been hit hard by cyberattacks. You may have even thought “too bad for them” and went about your day thinking that your business couldn’t possibly be a target. The truth is, cybercrime hits businesses of all shapes, sizes, and industries, and when better to talk about real-life horror stories, than during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Mike Maddox sits down with three ASK clients (Orbitform, Sinto America, and Fibre Converters) who have all had different cyberattack experience. He talks with them about the impact it had on their business and why they see the value in having a cybersecurity solution in place. Imagine finding out that someone got into your email, mirrored your email signature, and emailed everyone in your contact list…without you knowing. It’s a feeling of violation of privacy for some, but for many, it’s a deep concern of how this hack impacts the business and its reputation. It can happen in a split second and it only takes one time. Ryan Stark of Orbitform explains to Mike their rationale for having cybersecurity protection, “It’s never happened to me…Well, I’ve never gotten in a car crash but I still wear a seat belt and I still have airbags because it only takes once.” Take a listen to Mike’s conversations on these real-life cyber horror stories.

A Police K9 handler and his dog are a team. They are partners in the most literal sense. And when a handler loses his K9 partner, in the line of duty, it's every bit as difficult as losing a human partner. That's what happened on the night of August 24, 2014 when Officer Ryan Stark and his K9 Kye found themselves in a fight for their lives with a man who decided he wasn't going to be taken into custody alive. If you'd like to learn more about Vested Interest in K9s or make a donation, visit their website at vik9s.org.

I was asked to be a guest on the Ryan Stark Show to talk 10 minutes of Marketing. As you’ll hear we went way beyond ten minutes. This episode is full of actionable marketing value. Ryan came prepared with a handful of questions dedicated to enhancing the marketing for financial services businesses, as well as businesses in general. I had a lot of fun on this episode as I was able to share the raw, honest details of exactly how I would navigate and what we would do if Marketers Company was hired as a marketing partner. Please rate the show, share your thoughts, and if you have a suggestion for a compelling guest, please send me an email: corey@marketerscompany.com Would you like to be a guest, or do you have a suggestion for a compelling guest for WHAT how? Send us an email at the address above. Learn more about Ryan on LinkedIn.

“I was honestly just lazy. I knew I should’ve been more actively marketing through social, but I never really took it seriously. I never realized the importance of consistency.” We dig into some of the social media subcultures that have developed and how being your authentic-self will separate the real from the not. Ryan also shares a message for those on the wholesale side of the business: “It just feels vanilla and you’re including me in your template.” Please rate the show, share your thoughts, and if you have a suggestion for a compelling guest, please send me an email: corey@marketerscompany.com Would you like to be a guest, or do you have a suggestion for a compelling guest for WHAT how? Send us an email at the address above. Engage, follow, and learn more about Ryan Stark (LinkedIn) and Maryland Financial Advocates

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap Fight to Win 124 in Seattle WA, Shugyo Invitational Episode 4, GrappleFest 6, BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational. Then we Preview the Ultimate Mat Warriors 5, F2W 125, IBJJF 2019 Pans, UAEJJF AJP King of Mats 7 MiddleweightsWe kick off the show as always with BJJ news. Talking about Kit Dale dropping out of the event and being replaced by Valdir Araujo. We talk about Co-Host and Grappling Rewind analyst Ryan Stark getting promoted to brown belt. We also talk about Renzo Gracie recently making international news. After that we kick the recap section of the show off with our recap of GrappleFest 6 talking about João Miyao vs. Frank Rosenthal. Paulo Miyao vs. Kamil Will and recap Masakazu Imanari vs. Ben Eddy that ended in astonishing foot lock fashion in the last minute of the match. After that we recap Fight To Win 124 headlined by Josh Hinger vs. Arnoldo Maidana in a positionally dominating match. We also talked about Karen Atunes defeating Mayssa Bastos. We talk a little bit about the fight to win masters plus bantamweight championship belt between Brian Jhonson and Aaron Morris. In the Judo results we talk about possible fight of the year between Taylan Mark Yuasa and his brother Tegan Yuasa. And how interesting the dynamic between the two was. In our recap of Shugyo Invitational Episode 4 Maine and Emil talk about their enjoyment of the episode formats as well as the craziness in this weeks Keith Krikorian match. Plus Max Rohskopf is decisive submission victory of Ethan Crelinsten via Darce. Finally we recap the BJJ fanatics brown belt invitational that saw a host of top contender brown belts looking to make a name for them self and score a DVD deal. We talk about some of the Plemon airy matches in this event and Gordon Ryan‘s commentary. Then break down the final match between Kyle Boehm and Chase Hannah. Overall we were really happy with the way the first event played out. Then we move into the preview section of the show talking about ultimate Matt warriors five and they’re 185 pound middleweight tournament and super fights.We also talk about fight to win 125 headlined by Gutemberg Pereira vs Rudson Mateus. The UAEJJF King of Mats 7 the Middleweights featuring Tommy Langaker, Marcos Tinoco, Isaaue Bahense, and more. Then we do a brief preview of the 2019 men’s black belt IBJJF no-Gi pans. Reading through some of the biggest names that have registered for the event. Recorded 9-9-2019

Ryan Stark of Starks Studios sits down to talk about all things related to Wedding Videography. You'll hear me share how my Wedding Video was a letdown and Ryan explain how that could have been avoided. Enjoy! Contact info:Starks Studioswww.starksstudios.com(217) 919-7495(217) 430-2679www.facebook.com/starksstudios/

This week on the show Maine and Ryan Stark break down and that is a term being used loosely this week the 2018 IBJJF No Gi worlds, a championship given special recognition on non ADCC years. This event was really tough to cover, not goanna lie. Maine blew his knee out this weekend, was super sick as well. Flo shows 12 mats at a time, and then the finals, its really really hard to recap the event with any fullness within 24 hours after the event ends. We did out best this week. This show is not really in the standard format so; look out for our 2018 recap and top 10 matches that we do every year for Christmas next week where the show returns from the mental attrition that occurred this weekend trying to process this massive event. I’m goanna go take a nap now. Recorded 12-17-2018

On this weeks episode of the show we recap KASAI Pro 4 in New York and talk about the loaded 145-pound bracket. We talk about all the superfights, Mateus, and his north south choke. We also get into various stylistic matchups in the bracket and how strange brackets get when someone is injured in the first round. After that we talk about Fight to Win 93, and some exciting title defenses, Submissions of the night and fights of the night. Then we had an audio issue and were unable to get the previews section of the show fixed in time for the episode release, look out for the previews section of the show in either a bonus episode of released on another platform. Special guest host Ryan Stark joins Maine for this recording of the show. (He always comes on for KASAI) Plus in the news section of the show we get into Gordon Ryan and his IBJJF No-Gi worlds registration. Recorded 11-12-2018

On this weeks show we have a huge recap of Quintet 3, for the first United States Quintet event has run. The event featured Gordon Ryan, Nicky Ryan, Craig Jones, Uriah Faber and more. Team 10th Planet, Team Polaris, Team Sakuraba, and Team Alpha Male brought the heat in one of the most action packed events of the entire year. We break down every tournament and team battle match, and every superfight on the card. We talk about the news that has blasted every social media feed; in Khabib Nurmagomedov Vs Connor McGregor, and talk about how uninterested we are in a fight or match between Khabib and Dillon Danis. We then get into the World Series of Grappling 2 with their 20,000 Dollar payout per division, The IBJJF La Pro, and then do a brief results run through of F2W 88 In Orlando Florida. We keep also talk about the first European Trials for ADCC and who has the first bids to this upcoming ADCC event. We also briefly touch on the Olympus Open, and the cancelled KASAI Pro 4 Qualifier. This and more with guest host Ryan Stark, joined as always by Maine Miller. Recorded on 10-8-2018

Episode 67: Ryan Stark is an associate attorney with Page, Wolfberg & Wirth. His concentration is with HIPAA, Labor, Medicare reimbursement and related areas of the law that affect the EMS industry. Our discussion surrounded the use of Body Camera use within the EMS community. Ryan answers the question that comes up any time you mention Body Cameras and EMS: Is it a HIPAA violation? The discussion leads to the pros and cons of body camera use by EMTs and Paramedics. If you are Chief or Administrator, what do you need to set up a Body Camera program in your organization? How do you get the "buy in" from your staff and the public? Ryan answers these questions and more.

It's our 2016 election special! This week we have our commissioner elect Ryan Stark on the show. We're breaking down Week 2 in the Superfriends league and Mr. Stark's views on the state of the union. Week 2 Power rankings: From 1-10. Keith, Ryan, Harland, Jordan, Sam, Daniel, Brian, Scott, Ben, JKan -- From JKan himself: law student by day, Gooch student by night http://www.firesidefantasychat.com/ https://www.facebook.com/firesidefantasychat

Week 1 of the 2016 Fantasy Football Season is in the books, and we're NOT taking it well! This week we get salty about some close matches, and say a fond farewell to a beloved football star. Week 1 Power Rankings: https://goo.gl/wVRi66 - Coming at you this week from Ryan Stark, the man with lots of good WRs but not a lot of W's on the championship trophy http://www.firesidefantasychat.com/ https://www.facebook.com/firesidefantasychat