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Today on Jewish Time, Jeff Silberblatt sits down with Steve and Susan Sadow, prominent attorneys in Atlanta. Steve, a criminal defense attorney with a roster of celebrity clients, and Susan, renowned as Atlanta's Super Lawyer in workers' compensation, share their journeys. They discuss their decision to attend Emory Law School, reflect on how Atlanta has evolved over the past 40 years, express their pride in the Jewish community, and celebrate the achievements of their two sons. Additionally, they reveal the secrets behind their enduring marriage. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with two of Atlanta's proud citizens. IN THIS EPISODE:[0:24] Jeff introduces Steve and Susan Sadow[3:41] Steve shares how he engages potential new celebrity clients[4:57] Susan discusses her designation as “Super Lawyer” [6:23] Susan and Steve reveal how each chose Emory Law School and discuss their opinions of how Atlanta has changed since they came to the city in the '70s[9:36] Steve and Susan discuss how their law practices have changed during the last 40 years[12:29] Steve talks about their two sons, and Susan discusses their Jewish education[15:49] A discussion of their involvement in Atlanta's Jewish community and Steve and Susan share their perspectives on the future of their practices, including their retirement plans[19:03] The guests reveal their secret to a happy marriageTAKEAWAYSBeing involved in BBYO cemented the culture of Steve and Susan's sons into who they are todayThe Atlanta area has grown into a metropolis since the 1970s and has become a city of culture with a multi-ethnicity group of wonderful peopleYour marriage will be successful if you support your partner, agree to disagree, compromise when you can and enjoy the same goalsLINKS:Atlanta Jewish Times - WebsiteAtlanta Jewish Times - FacebookAtlanta Jewish Times - YouTubeSteve Sadow - Atlanta Jewish TimesSuper Lawyers - WebsiteSusan Sadow - WebsiteSteve Sadow - New York TimesSteve Sadow - Reuters WebsiteBIOS: Steve Sadow is a nationally recognized criminal defense attorney. His 44-plus-year career includes numerous high-profile clients, including 45th President Donald J. Trump, rappers/entertainers TI, Rick Ross, Gunna, Usher, Howard K. Stern (Anna Nicole Smith's boyfriend/attorney), and Steve Kaplan (Gold Club owner). In 2020-2024, Steve was selected by Atlanta Magazine as one of the Top 500 most powerful, influential leaders in Atlanta. Steve was raised in Trotwood, Ohio, and graduated from Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio, before moving to Atlanta in 1976 to attend Emory Law School. Susan Sadow is a workers' compensation claimant attorney. She began practicing in 1981 and started her firm in 1992, now named Sadow & Froy. Susan has been recognized as a Georgia Super Lawyer since 2006 and by Best Lawyers in America since 2003, including being selected 2024 Lawyer of the Year. Her specialty is catastrophic injuries. She is also a certified mediator. Susan was raised in Englewood, N.J. and graduated from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, before moving to Atlanta in 1978 to attend Emory Law School. 

Rob Sadow is the CEO and Co-founder of Scoop, a software company that helps hybrid teams coordinate work and creates the Flex Index, which tracks flexible work approaches globally. He studied at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and began his career at Bain & Company in strategy consulting. Rob's first startup experience was in Tel Aviv before he caught the entrepreneurial bug and founded Scoop with his brother in 2015. Under his leadership, Scoop pivoted during the pandemic to focus on hybrid work, becoming a leading voice and resource in the evolving future of work. In this episode… Mastering the hybrid work model is a critical challenge for modern organizations. How can companies effectively balance in-person collaboration with the flexibility of remote work while maintaining productivity and culture? According to Rob Sadow, a leading expert in hybrid work solutions, the key to thriving in a hybrid environment is understanding and utilizing comprehensive data. He highlights that companies must compare their office utilization and flexible work policies with peers to make strategic decisions. This approach not only informs better space allocation and policy development, but also enhances employee experience and operational efficiency. Rob's insights emphasize the importance of intentionality and data-driven strategies in navigating the hybrid work landscape. In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, host Alex Gluz sits down with Rob Sadow, CEO and Co-founder of Scoop, to discuss the intricacies of hybrid work. They explore the importance of balancing remote and in-person interactions, building a strong remote culture, and utilizing comprehensive data for strategic planning.

In this episode of Partnering Leadership, Mahan Tavakoli sits down with Rob Sadow, the co-founder and CEO of Scoop and the mastermind behind The Flex Index. As a leading expert on the future of work, Rob shares his invaluable insights on navigating the seismic shift towards hybrid and flexible work arrangements. Drawing from his extensive experience and data-driven approach, Rob goes into the challenges and opportunities that come with this transformative change in the workplace.Throughout the conversation, Rob Sadow highlights the importance of embracing flexibility and adapting office spaces to meet the evolving needs of both employees and organizations. He discusses the role of data in guiding decision-making processes and shares strategies for fostering productivity, engagement, and work-life balance in the new era of work.Rob also sheds light on the impact of hybrid work on cities and the need for strategic planning to create more live-work-play environments. He emphasizes the significance of investing in smart policies to mitigate the long-term effects of this transition and set cities up for success in the coming decades.Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics at play in the world of hybrid work and the key factors that contribute to the success or failure of companies as they navigate this uncharted territory. Actionable Takeaways:Discover the stages of grief executives go through when confronting the new reality of work and how to reach acceptanceLearn why companies founded after 2010 have a competitive edge in the era of flexible workUncover the challenges faced by people managers in the transition to hybrid work and strategies for overcoming themHear how successful companies take an iterative approach to implementing hybrid work policiesExplore the role of cities in adapting to the shift towards hybrid work and the importance of investing in smart policiesGain insights into the common pitfalls of viewing hybrid work as merely a policy change and the need for a holistic approachFind out how to leverage data and benchmarking to make informed decisions about office space and employee experienceUnderstand the potential impact of AI on the future of work and its interaction with hybrid work modelsLearn how to foster a culture of collaboration, documentation, and outcome-based management in a hybrid settingConnect with Rob SadowFlex Index Flex Index Newsletter Scoop Website Rob Sadow LinkedIn Connect with Mahan Tavakoli: Mahan Tavakoli Website Mahan Tavakoli on LinkedIn Partnering Leadership Website

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Rob Sadow is the Co-Founder and CEO of Scoop Technologies, a software company that helps organizations use data and insights to build workplace strategies. With a vast array of data and insights, Rob and his team have a keen pulse on the state of the workplace, and the challenges and opportunities that come with it. During our conversation, Rob spoke to us about some of the insights and trends they've collected at Scoop through their own data and analysis as well as Rob's own conversations with leaders who are developing workplace policies and strategies. Rob also spoke about topics related to the workplace that don't always make the headlines, the changing nature of how employees' view their relationship with work, and the importance of leaders focusing on outcomes.Links:Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-sadow/Websites:Scoop: https://www.scoopforwork.com/Flex Index: https://flex.scoopforwork.comNewsletter: https://flexindex.substack.com/Q1 Report: https://flexindex.substack.com/p/surprising-new-data-on-employee-sentiment

In this episode of the Product Thinking podcast, host Melissa Perri is joined by Jon Sadow, Co-Founder & Chief Product & Technology Officer of Scoop Technologies. Join them as they discuss Scoop's journey from a carpooling application to a software company supporting hybrid work and workplace management. They explore the dramatic impact of COVID, pivoting the business, and the benefits of embracing flexibility. They also touch on the importance of building relationships and forging connections in remote and flexible work environments, as well as the future of work and the possibilities for innovation and improvement in remote and hybrid work environments.

5000 years before Star Wars Episode 4, the galaxy was introduced to one of the most powerful Sith Lords to ever exist, and quite possibly, the strongest in Sith Alchemy. Learn the story of Naga Sadow during the ancient times, and why Palpatine treasured his teachings so much. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to foHRsight – a podcast about making work better brought to you by future foHRward.This week Naomi Titleman is joined by Rob Sadow who is a LinkedIn top voice on flexible work, founder and CEO of Scoop, inventor of the Flex Index and host of his very own podcast.Naomi has a chance to speak to Rob about one of her favourite topics – hybrid work. Rob shares information on how Scoop pivoted from supporting people with their commute to helping organizations use their time in the office more effectively and shares data from Flex Index that tracks organizations' policies and practices related to work flexibility. They share more about the “magic number” and provide some practical strategies to support your flexible working plans.You can learn more about Rob's work by following these links:https://www.scoopforwork.com/The Flex Index can be found here:https://www.flex.scoopforwork.com/And his newsletter here:https://flexindex.substack.com/Quick reminderDon't forget to sign up for our weekly newsletter foHRsight at www.futurefoHRward.com/foHRsight.Follow us on LinkedIn:Mark - www.linkedin.com/in/markedgarhr/Naomi - www.linkedin.com/in/naomititlemancolla/future foHRward - www.linkedin.com/company/future-fohrward/And on Instagram - www.instagram.com/futurefohrward/foHRsight+ is a private digitally-powered community for forward thinking senior HR leaders committed to making work better. Sign up here to join us at our virtual Open House on March 7th and here to express interest in the next cohort!Support the show

Rob Sadow is the CEO and Co-Founder of Scoop and Creator of the Flex Index. He is a LinkedIn Top Voice on Flexible Work and a Forbes Future of Work 50. Rob shares how his own commuting experiences generated the initial focus on flexible working which morphed during the pandemic as employee behaviors evolved. Rob explains the genesis of the Flex Report, which tracks employers' workplace policies. He brings insights about employers' and employees' changing sentiments during 2023 and the challenges of measuring productivity and workplace policy compliance. Rob describes his expectations for flexible working in 2024 and Scoop's emphasis on the core issue designing how to work effectively.     KEY TAKEAWAYS   [02:45] Rob chooses consulting after college to learn by working with top companies and executives.   [03:58] After a transfer to San Francisco, Rob decides to launch a business with his brother.   [05:52] Scoop addresses commuting pain which Rob is familiar with from high school.   [07:51] When COVID end a significant portion of commutes, Scoop has to reinvent itself.   [09:56] Rob explains their bet in 2020 with the information they had at the time.   [11:19] Society does not adapt to rapid change easily.   [12:28] The two things COVID did to work as we knew it.   [14:27] Rob details the implications of a remote and hybrid operating system.   [17:00] The realization that all that is expected and promised may never come is a stark gift from COVID.   [19:05] How the Flex Index came about.   [22:45] What does scaling a fully remote company look like?   [24:21] The biggest problem facing a fully remote or even hybrid future according to Rob.   [26:13] Rob shares why compliance is complicated with examples of grey areas.   [29:25] What the most successful companies are doing since compliance is challenging to enforce.   [30:45] Rob offers data points reinforcing the broad benefits of offering workforce flexibility.   [32:36] Rob expects recognition of higher performance from employers with flexible working policies will shift sentiment further in 2024.   [34:50] Hybrid is the hardest. We must be intentional about “how” we work.   [37:23] How the Flex Report data is generated and how companies can use this tool to monitor competitors.   [39:16] The Flex Index's expansion plan to include granular subpolicy information.   [41:09] Productivity is hard to measure and Rob proposes tracking aggregate employee outcomes instead.   [43:49] IMMEDIATE ACTION TIP: To move forward productively in 2024, start with a good recurring cadence of getting feedback from employees on what's working for them so you can make adjustments. Second, update leadership development to focus on managing outcomes, projects, and performance, checking in on people you don't see daily. Third, design a better workflow supported by appropriate documentation and tools.     RESOURCES   Rob Sadow on LinkedIn Scoopforwork.com Scoop on X @scoopforwork The Flex Report     QUOTES (edited)   “It is hard for society to adapt to rapid change. Most adoption cycles take decades.”   “We need people who have grown up in this experience. The executives of the future who grew up in a hybrid or remote capacity, and who will usher in a different set of best practices and understanding on what it means to build companies.”   “Hybrid and remote work fundamentally are not just policies, they are operating systems, and they require a different way of thinking about culture building and relationship development and synchronous versus asynchronous work.”   “The biggest problem for a lot of companies is that a lot of CEOs — in their heart of hearts — hope that hybrid work is a way-station on the way back to full-time in office. So, you have a lot of companies that have laid out a policy, but have done no more than that because they're hoping it's transient.”   “Compliance is somewhat meaningless in practice: You are relying on managers who are going to raise the flag on their employees who are not coming into the office, which is a really fast ticket to total loss of employee trust and bad relationships.”   “CEOs that are pushing hard on five days a week in office are almost deliberately not paying attention to the people who can't do that. And for whatever reason, that conversation still hasn't come really to the forefront.”   “I think the companies that are not requiring full-time in the office are going to outperform on recruitment, retention, engagement, satisfaction, and a bunch of different key employee outcomes that most people believe are leading indicators of performance.”   “The best fully remote organizations in the world are unbelievably intentional in terms of when they're online and offline and how they coordinate on those things, where they document things and how they get together in person.”   “Productivity is extremely difficult to measure because there's a different ‘best' productivity metric for every different role type and it is variant by industry.”

Steven Sadow, legal counsel for former American President Donald Trump, stated on a recent Friday that any attempt to charge Trump with attempts to overturn the 2020 Georgia election results should be put on hold, especially if he is victorious in the upcoming election. This discourse unfolded as the presiding judge in the case attempted to carve out a date for the trial amidst Trump's existing legal issues and the fast-approaching political race. Trump, presently leading the pack for the Republican nomination for the 2024 Presidential race, is geared up to rival current Democratic President, Joe Biden. Arguing for his client's interests, Sadow contends that should Trump win in the next elections, calls for the postponement of his trial until his term concludes would be made, maintaining that an ongoing trial would disrupt his presidential duties. Despite facing an array of state and federal prosecutions, Trump has shown an inclination towards delaying the cases until after the November 5, 2024 election. These observations reinforce the possibility that Trump could make use of his campaign, and a potential second term in the Presidency, as buffers to impede these trials. This is even the case in state courts wherein Trump stands without the ability to grant himself pardons or directly influence the prosecutorial processes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Politically Georgia podcast, hosts Bill Nigut, and Tia Mitchell discuss the moving service for Rosalynn Carter at Glenn Memorial Church in Atlanta. Former state representative Calvin Smyre joins the podcast to reflect on his early memories of meeting Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter in the years leading up to the 1976 presidential campaign.  Then: Republican insider Brian Robinson and Georgia State University professor of law Anthony Michael Kreis talk about the new political maps being drawn by the state legislature as lawmakers work to comply with a federal order to give Black voters fairer representation in state elections.    Plus: A look at the strategy Donald Trump defense attorney Steve Sadow plans to use when the Fulton County election conspiracy case begins: it's all about free speech, Sadow says.    Links to today's topics:    Glenn Memorial service: Jimmy Carter's 75-year-old love letter to Rosalynn  Redrawn GOP house maps target rising Democrats  Senate map creates 2 Black districts but targets Democrats  Trump attorney plans First Amendment defense  Have a question for the show? Call the 24-hour Politically Georgia Podcast Hotline at 404-526-AJCP. That's 404-526-2527. We'll play back your question and answer it during the Listener Mailbag segment on next Friday's episode.     Subscribe to the AJC: If you aren't a subscriber to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, click here to get unlimited digital access to the AJC.     Listen and subscribe to our podcast for free at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also tell your smart speaker to “play   Politically Georgia podcast.”   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Rick and Kaleem have a conversation to explore the landscape of hybrid work with Rob Sadow, CEO of Scoop, a company empowering hybrid employees to make great decisions on how and where to spend their time.The trio explores Rob's impressive background, his current position as the CEO of Scoop, his remarkable career with Bain and Company, and his graduation from the Wharton School of Business. Rob details the influence of his past ventures on his problem-solving approach and Scoop's evolution propelled by the pitfalls faced by most companies during the pandemic, shifting its trajectory to address the need for adaptability and comprehensive planning addressing new commuting challenges in the face of evolving work dynamics.The topic broadens to the need for more planning for hybrid work and the hesitancy among companies about the permanence of remote work. Rob stresses the need to redefine the office experience for hybrid workers by shifting from synchronous to asynchronous work practices, illustrating how Scoop's software incorporates tools like Slack and Google Calendar to streamline workspace planning for effective hybrid work. The conversation delves into the impact of flexibility on older and newer companies and the challenges faced by established executives in embracing novel remote work paradigms.Insights gleaned from the Flex Index data are revealed, showcasing the decline in companies adhering to a full-time in-office work structure and the increasing embrace of work location flexibility. Rob highlights the trends toward flexibility and the inevitable shift toward more adaptable work environments, projecting that over 80% of U.S. companies will offer location flexibility for corporate workers in the future! Moreover, the discussion encompasses the challenges posed by leadership nostalgia, with established executives finding it challenging to pivot from traditional in-office approaches. Rob emphasizes the necessity for empathy towards these leaders and the slower adoption of new work paradigms.Amidst the professional discourse, Rob shares a humorous yet thought-provoking personal anecdote involving his wife's calm text about contractions during a remote meeting, illustrating the blurred lines between personal and professional life in remote work settings.A capsule focused on a comprehensive exploration of the trends, challenges, and the future of hybrid work. Rob's experience and Scoop's trajectory in the face of the changing landscape highlight the significance of adaptability, intentionality, and comprehensive planning to navigate the evolving realm of remote and flexible work environments. Tune in to gain some valuable insights into the evolving definitions of hybrid work, flexibility's role, and the challenges faced by companies in embracing this transition straight from a master on adaptability. Thank you for joining us, Rob!Learn more about Rob:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-sadow/Webpage - https://www.scoopforwork.com/Flex Perspectives Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/flex-perspectives/id1679987888

Welcome to foHRsight – a podcast about making work better brought to you by future foHRward.This week Naomi Titleman is joined by Rob Sadow who is a LinkedIn top voice on flexible work, founder and CEO of Scoop, inventor of the Flex Index and host of his very own podcast.Naomi has a chance to speak to Rob about one of her favourite topics – hybrid work. Rob shares information on how Scoop pivoted from supporting people with their commute to helping organizations use their time in the office more effectively and shares data from Flex Index that tracks organizations' policies and practices related to work flexibility. They share more about the “magic number” and provide some practical strategies to support your flexible working plans.You can learn more about Rob's work by following these links:https://www.scoopforwork.com/The Flex Index can be found here:https://www.flex.scoopforwork.com/And his newsletter here:https://flexindex.substack.com/Quick reminderDon't forget to sign up for our weekly newsletter foHRsight at www.futurefoHRward.com/foHRsight.Follow us on LinkedIn:Mark - www.linkedin.com/in/markedgarhr/Naomi - www.linkedin.com/in/naomititlemancolla/future foHRward - www.linkedin.com/company/future-fohrward/And on Instagram - www.instagram.com/futurefohrward/foHRsight+ is a private digitally-powered community for forward thinking senior HR leaders committed to making work better. Sign up here to join us at our virtual Open House on March 7th and here to express interest in the next cohort!Support the show

 Lauren Boebert is having a hard time putting her Beetlejuice antics behind her, and a new report suggests that her actions with her now ex-boyfriend in that theater could result in charges against the pair under Colorado's lewdness laws. It is unclear if authorities actually want to charge her at this point, but the tools are at their disposal if they want to go that route - and the video evidence is clear as day. Also, former Trump DOJ official Jeffrey Clark just threw another wrench into Donald Trump's legal defense by filing a motion in court that claims that he was acting under Trump's authorization. Clark was one of the 19 people indicted in Georgia, and while he was trying to get his case moved to federal court, he made the admission that Trump had directed him to send a letter to Georgia falsely telling state officials that their election was ripe with fraud.And finally, one of Donald Trump's lawyers, Steve Sadow, was overheard slightly panicking during a recent court hearing for co-defendant Jeffrey Clark. During a portion of the hearing where the judge was questioning Clark's lawyers, Sadow was overheard in the crowd whispering "This is not good" to his fellow lawyers. This is definitely NOT what you want your lawyers to be saying while watching someone else get grilled in court, as it means that your client is likely also screwed.

This week's guest is Rob Sadow. Rob is the CEO and Co-Founder of Scoop and is recognised as a LinkedIn Top Voice on flexible work.Scoop is a software company that enables hybrid employees to make better decisions on where and how they spend their time. They also create the Flex Index, the global repository of company office requirements. Flex Index covers more than 6,500 companies across 45,000 offices, and their most recent report was released yesterday - you can download a copy of Flex Report: Fortune 500 here.Ollie and Rob discuss:The latest hybrid work data and trendsThe challenge of upskilling managers to support new work modesHow different organisations approach the personalisation of work schedulesScoop's journey from a product focused on commuting to addressing hybrid workHow Rob thinks about the evolving role and meaning of communityLINKS:Scoop's websiteFlex Index websiteRob's LinkedInBook Ollie to speak with your teamOllie's LinkedInFuture Work/Life NewsletterWork/Life Flywheel: Harness the work revolution and reimagine your career without fear, is out now. You can order your copy HERE (UK) or HERE (US). Here's what Hung Lee, Curator of Recruiting Brainfood, has said about it:"There isn't a person out there that hasn't thought about radically reinventing work and life. What's been missing is an accessible guidebook to transform desire-to-action, and action-to-outcome. Ollie Henderson's Work/Life Flywheel sketches out a framework for thinking about transformation, bringing the lessons to life with his own personal journey, along with expert insight from industry figures who have themselves gone on idiosyncratic paths to successful unconventional futures. Fantastic read, and essential for anyone thinking about career change" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 5th series of our podcast which looks at the past, present and of course the future of work begins with an American theme to tie in with Labor Day 2023. Our guest is Rob Sadow, Co-Founder and CEO of flexible working tech tool company Scoop, a Top LinkedIn Voice on Flexible Work and founder of the acclaimed Flex Index who joins Julia Hobsbawm and Stefan Stern to pore over the latest data and opinion about the adoption of hybrid working.

In this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky speaks to Rob Sadow, Co-Founder and CEO of Scoop, who discusses why small and mid-sized companies offer more flexibility.You can learn about Scoop at https://www.scoopforwork.com/

Welcome to another episode of Category Visionaries — the show that explores GTM stories from tech's most innovative B2B founders. In today's episode, we're speaking with Rob Sadow, CEO & Co-Founder at Scoop, a hybrid team coordination solution that has raised $8 Million in funding. Here are the most interesting points from our conversation: Transition from Consulting to Founding: Rob discussed the stark differences between working at a large company like Bain and starting Scoop, highlighting the lack of infrastructure and the need to build everything from scratch as a founder. Angel Investing Approach: Rob shared his philosophy on angel investing, emphasizing the importance of supporting founders he trusts and focuses more on the people behind the businesses than the industries themselves. Navigating Professional and Personal Boundaries: Working with his brother, Rob detailed how they manage professional challenges without letting them affect their personal relationship, including clear role delineation and decision-making processes. Impact of COVID-19: Rob described the pivot from a carpooling solution to hybrid team coordination during the pandemic, sharing insights on the challenges and strategic decisions made during this critical period. Category Creation and Influence: Rob explained Scoop's role in the emerging category of hybrid team coordination, detailing their interactions with analysts and how they helped shape market perceptions. Content and Flex Index Strategy: Rob elaborated on the success of the Flex Index, a comprehensive repository of office requirements, and its role in driving media coverage and establishing Scoop's authority in the hybrid work space.   //   Sponsors: Front Lines — We help B2B tech companies launch, manage, and grow podcasts that drive demand, awareness, and thought leadership. www.FrontLines.io The Global Talent Co. — We help tech startups find, vet, hire, pay, and retain amazing marketing talent that costs 50-70% less than the US & Europe. www.GlobalTalent.co

Payson sits down with professional mountain biker racers Haley Smith and Andrew L'Esperance to talk about racing a 50/50 World Cup and North American schedule in 2022, snagging spots on the podium at their first Whiskey Off-Road this year, and their new podcast, OffRoad InRoads. He also chats with Todd Sadow, President and CEO of Epic Rides, about adapting to wildfires and the pandemic, expanding the series, and why he wanted to revolutionize American mountain biking when he helped create 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo more than 20 years ago.  

Heather Froy from the Atlanta, GA Workers Compensation law firm of Sadow & Froy (sadowworkerscomplaw.com) joins us. Heather represents injured workers following workplace incidents and we discuss: The Law School experience at Georgia State University surrounded by the Court system and Law Firms; The Nuts and Bolts of Workers Compensation Law and how to properly handle a WC case; Differences in compensation in a WC case vs. a personal injury case; Trying cases to an Administrative Law Judge as opposed to a jury of peers; A Women's Perspective on Practicing Law and tips on how to be successful; Learning to Practice Law in a Frat House Law Firm Environment; Decision to switch firms and begin representing injured workers with her partner, Susan Sadow; The importance and power of networking; Time Management; Being a Baseball Mom and experiencing sports through her son's eyes; Family trips to MLB baseball stadiums; Dinner and travel experiences; Heather's Instagram “Foodie” page - @foodie_girl_atl

KMX Technologies is designed to solve the critical environmental and energy challenges of the 21st century. Through its proprietary membrane distillation technology, the company sustainably sources critical minerals necessary for next-generation supply chains and infrastructure, is advancing wastewater treatment and is accelerating energy storage with its direct lithium recovery enhancement processes. Learn more: https://kmxtechnologies.com/company/

Global demand for lithium is increasing at a faster clip than it was forecasted. The lithium is manufactured from either the extraction of lithium-containing salts from underground brine reservoirs or the mining of lithium-containing rock. Its concentration in the brine is one of the challenging steps in the mineral processing. Zachary Sadow, Chairman & CEO at KMX Technologies, discusses how KMX membrane technology facilitates a separation of pure water and valuable minerals such as lithium from brine and waste-streams at low temperature and pressure.

DARK SIDE FRIDAY - Today we focus on the extremely powerful 5,000 year old Sith Lord - Naga Sadow. He was quite possibly the strongest practitioner of Sith Alchemy. He made such an impact in the Sith arts that even Darth Sidious treasured his teachings. Listen as we fully explain the fascinating Sith history of Naga Sadow.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

About Todd Sadow Born and raised in Texas, Todd Sadow has long been interested in competitive cycling, racing road cycles before moving to Tucson for college and shifting his focus to the growing sport of mountain biking. Early on, however, he did what many enthusiasts find themselves forced to do - keep their hobby firmly into the […] The post CAW E15: Todd Sadow – Epic Rides appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In honor of our 75th anniversary, we are interviewing former presidents of Division 18. In this episode, we interview Dr. Dolly Sadow, president from 2005-2006. Dr. Sadow describes the upsides and downsides of transition to virtual communications, increasing student members' involvement in the division, and advocacy for patients' rights. She shares advice to those interested in leadership and her thoughts on the future of Division 18. One take away message is the importance of building and strengthening community.

Back on Coruscant.  In a steamtub. What better place to wallow in your misery after the disaster of a holodrama; Tauntaunado..... or was it?  Join Dr. Ravencourt and, of course, Todd in the penultimate episode of the season and listen to the tale of Naga Sadow, the Sith Lord who took the first bold step.

A master of Sith alchemy, sith sorcery, force manipulation, and a brilliant strategist, Naga Sadow is one of the greatest Sith lords of the older eras. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/logan-richard/support

June 26, 2020  Todd Sadow of Epic Rides Show Page ABOUT THE EPISODE Todd Sadow has spent the better part of his life dedicated to having a great time on a bike. From the humble beginnings of a 24 hour party in the Arizona desert, to a nationwide series, he’s always maintained a down-to-earth attitude. That’s why I like having him on Mountain Bike Radio. In this episode, we chat about the current world of race directing, what Epic Rides is up to, and more. ABOUT EPIC RIDES: “Epic Rides is a passionate group of individuals who care about sharing the outdoors from the saddle of a bike. We want as many people to ride bikes in this world as possible. Whether it’s to go to the store, to drop the kids at school, or to pursue fresh air and adventure trailside, we know a bike ride (no matter how long) does wonders for the soul. Our events are a platform for personal achievement, camaraderie, challenge and life driving motivation (and satisfaction). Maybe even more notably, they are designed solely to deliver happiness to all involved while spreading the gospel of mountain biking.” ----------- RELATED SHOW NOTES Epic Rides – https://epicrides.com/ Epic Rides on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/epicrides/ Epic Rides on Twitter – https://twitter.com/EpicRides Epic Rides on Strava – https://www.strava.com/clubs/epic-rides-314302 Epic Rides on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWnrMjW1McZ3xsCROWgMylQ Epic Rides on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/epicrides/#    

This week Kenny and Adam interview the man behind the Epic Rides events, Todd Sadow. Were you one of the lucky ones able to race the 24 hrs of Old Pueblo this season or did you miss out? If you are wondering what the current state of racing looks like from a promoters point of view. Kenny and Adam discuss the new schedule for the US mountain bike National Championships, Everesting records dropping, and some big Colorado rides. Kenny falls on his sword over a flubbed tech question but immediately redeems himself with a set of new questions this week. Sit on down and grab yourself and cold drink and listen in.I ordered a chicken and an egg online. I'll let you know.

Show #785   Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Friday 22nd May 2020. It’s Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to.   Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they’ve built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It’s a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too.   VW ID RANGE ONLY THE BE SOLD ONLINE "Volkswagen has announced that 100% of its retail partners have agreed to a new Tesla-like online sales model in Germany for its upcoming electric vehicle line, which starts with the ID.3." says Joey for Teslarati: "customers could buy directly from Volkswagen straight from their computer or smartphone. Meanwhile, dealers will continue to remain involved in the sales process through modes of “personalized customer care and local services.” After ordering their Volkswagen ID electric vehicle through the company’s website, buyers will then choose a preferred dealer that will take care of any needs they may require throughout the life of their car, like inspections, maintenance, or service. Dealers technically assume the role of a traditional vehicle sales representative, Volkswagen said. “They look after acquisition, sales consultation, organizing test drives, transaction processing and vehicle handover in coordination with Volkswagen,” the company added. The inclusion of the new online mode of ordering a VW electric vehicle helps customers save money because the manufacturer assumes responsibility for vehicle financing, residual value risk, and inventory costs. Some of these fees are included when buying a car from a dealership, which can add hundreds of extra dollars simply because the dealership is storing the vehicle on the lot."   https://www.teslarati.com/volkswagen-id3-tesla-inspired-online-sales-model/   SVOLT UNVEILED ITS NEW COBALT-FREE BATTERY CELL "In an online presentation SVOLT gave us more information about its NMx cobalt-free battery cell that’ll arrive next year. This long cobalt-free battery cell from SVOLT is specially made to be used in battery packs assembled with the CTP (cell-to-pack) technology. With the CTP technology instead of having battery cells inside modules, then modules inside battery packs, we remove modules altogether. We end up with long prismatic battery cells connected in series that are put in an array and then inserted into a battery pack, making it as simple as it can be." Says PushEVs: "This high-voltage battery cell has a nominal voltage around 4,7 V and can be charged at 5 V, which makes possible to assemble simpler battery packs with fewer cells. Only 80 cells in series are needed to reach 400 V, or 160 cells in series to reach 800 V."   In the comments, from Dr Max Holland: "The SVolt presentation made good points around need to minimize cobalt, which industry insiders are already well aware of. However, high grade Nickel also needs to ramp up mineral supply volume in the coming 5 years, and sometimes sees disruptive price spikes. Arguably only LFP is truly free from these kinds of mineral supply constraints, but the overall industry will benefit from having wide variety of chemistries / pathways, and some degree of substitutability between minerals, so that no one mineral can become a bottleneck/pain point. I empathize with SVolt – seeing Tesla, CATL, and BYD getting a large share of the battery headlines recently. If SVolt also have an efficient zero-cobalt approach, and innovative CTP designs, that’s good, and I can understand they want to announce it. They are also emphasizing greater thermal stability, which is sometimes a headlining topic in the China NEV market."   https://pushevs.com/2020/05/21/svolt-unveiled-its-new-cobalt-free-battery-cell/   KIA DESIGN BOSS HINTS AT AN ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE STINGER "We return to the much-scrutinized Kia Stinger, the critically acclaimed but slow-selling performance sedan whose future is the subject of intense speculation. Thanks to an interview in Top Gear with the head of Kia design, Karim Habib, we now have not only official confirmation that the four-door fastback is getting a mid-cycle refresh, but also some hints about how the model might stick around by evolving." Reports Autoblog: "In the interview, Habib said he hopes that the “spirit of the Stinger” remains as the Kia brand evolves. “As the technology goes toward EVs and as the world and its appetite for these types of cars changes, the concept probably has to evolve as well,” he said."   https://www.autoblog.com/2020/05/21/kia-stinger-electric-car-hinted/   WORK HAS BEGUN AT MIRAFIORI ON THE FCA-ENGIE EPS VEHICLE-TO-GRID PILOT PROJECT The COVID-19 outbreak has not put a stop to the cooperation between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and ENGIE Eps (Paris:EPS), nor to their commitment to support the deployment of electric mobility.  Since the announcement with Terna in September of the intention to jointly experiment with interactions between electric cars and the power grid, based on a “smart” charging infrastructure, FCA has selected ENGIE Eps as the technology partner for the project, to build that infrastructure.  Work has therefore begun at the FCA plant in Mirafiori, Turin on the first phase of the Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) pilot project. Once fully completed, it will be the largest plant of its kind in the world.   https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200520005296/en/Work-Begun-Mirafiori-FCA-ENGIE-EPS-Vehicle-to-grid-Pilot   TESLA CHINA VP: GIGAFACTORY 3 ON TRACK FOR 4,000 CAR PER WEEK IN JUNE "China-based Xinhua News Agency interviewed Tao Lin, Vice President of Tesla China Foreign Affairs. The interview was posted on Xinhuanet in Chinese. We translated it via Google. Lin told reporters that the factory in China is recovering well after the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, the situation went so smoothly that Tesla is using it as a model for reopening its U.S. factory in Fremont, CA." According to InsideEVs: "With the first phase of factory construction complete and operational, manufacturing capacity at the plant is estimated at about 150,000 units per year. However, Lin says, in the next few weeks – by June – Model 3 production will hit a target of 4,000 units per week."   https://insideevs.com/news/424555/tesla-china-4000-week-june-model-y-soon/   TESLA’S MODEL 3 INCLUDES V2G CAPABILITY…OR DOES IT? "In a recent filing with the Texas electric utility commission, Tesla seemed to relegate V2G to the list of future projects, implying that EV adoption had not yet reached the necessary scale, and that vehicle owners might not buy in to the technology.      However, Tesla does have a history of building in future-oriented hardware features, and keeping mum about them until it’s ready to implement them. So it sounded plausible when Electrek reported that an electrical engineer had discovered an unannounced bidirectional charging capability in Model 3" reports Charles for Charged EVs: "Phil Sadow (aka Ingineerix), challenged Gaxiola’s conclusions in a video. “I don’t believe that’s the case,” says Sadow. He has identified some components on the circuit board in question as diodes, which of course allow current to flow only in one direction. Electric Revs has spoken with Gaxiola, who now admits that he may have been mistaken."   https://chargedevs.com/newswire/are-teslas-models-3-and-y-already-capable-of-bidirectional-charging/   TESLA MODEL 3 LOSES ITS GLASS ROOF IN CONVERTIBLE CONVERSION YOU CAN BUY "Newport Convertible Engineering has the Tesla Model 3 convertible conversion for you." Says Autoblog: " takes the company about 2-3 months to complete the conversion. NCE strips the interior, restructures, reinforces and cuts the body, adds the convertible structure and then finally tests it for water leakage. The basic conversion with a manual-folding top is $29,500, according to information obtained by Motor Trend. If you want a power top, it’ll be $39,500. We've since confirmed both figures. From the looks of it, NCE removes the roof, but keeps the B-pillars in place, connecting them with a roll hoop of sorts."   https://www.autoblog.com/2020/05/21/tesla-model-3-convertible-conversion/   QUESTION OF THE WEEK   Should Dyson have continued to make a £150,000 EV, or should we only make EVs realistic? What’s wrong with making cars at a high price point?   I want to say a heartfelt thank you to the 227 patrons of this podcast whose generosity means I get to keep making this show, which aims to entertain and inform thousands of listeners every day about a brighter future. 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Robert Sadow and Jonathan Sadow are the cofounders of Scoop which brings commuters together in convenient carpools by partnering with their employers. The company has raised so far over $100 million from top tier investors including Activate Capital Partners, Index Ventures, G2VP, and Signia Venture Partners to name a few.

Robert Sadow and Jonathan Sadow are the cofounders of Scoop which brings commuters together in convenient carpools by partnering with their employers. The company has raised so far over $100 million from top tier investors including Activate Capital Partners, Index Ventures, G2VP, and Signia Venture Partners to name a few.

Todd Sadow founded Epic Rides in 1999 and produced the inaugural 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo with 176 participants in attendance. Since then, Epic Rides has grown into one of the most successful mountain bike event promotion companies in North America.  The Epic Rides event portfolio includes six diverse venues in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, and Arkansas that draw from a regional base with world-wide attendees to accent the more than 8,500 participants and 60,000 general attendees annually. The Epic Rides business model is simple. Provide the customer with an experience above and beyond anything they have grown to expect from the events industry; our events aren't just a race, they are life-changing.  Events: 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo Whiskey Off-Road Grand Junction Off-Road Carson City Off-Road Oz Trails Off-Road Tour of the White Mountains   Topics Discussed in the Podcast  how it started how Epic Rides evolves and adds races scaling a race production company attracting newbies and course difficulty level choosing race locations and community staying in the lane of mountain biking equal payout, large prize purse, and why pros are valuable to the sport USA Cycling/UCI and Ironman commentary Ebikes, sponsorships, and party atmosphere Listener Questions   Listen Now     Resources Epic Rides Website Epic Rides IG Epic Rides Facebook Epic Rides Strava club ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Support the Show If you would like to support the growth of my show, I'd love your contribution on  Patreon.  The current production of this free show is primarily supported out of my own pocket and a small portion is covered through the donations on Patreon. With my Patreon page, you can donate directly to the show which will help me cover the costs and help it grow! Even 4 bucks a month- the cost of one coffee per month helps a LOT! Thanks, I really appreciate your support!         ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Don't Miss an Episode: Subscribe!                                      

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Robert Sadow of Scoop (www.takescoop.com), a carpooling service that helps users share a commute with nearby coworkers and neighbors. In this episode, Robert talks about how to know when you are ready to raise each round, nuances of raising Series C, tips for running a process, raising capital from strategic investors, tips for managing your Board, and more. The Company most recently raised $60 million of Series C venture funding in a deal led by Activate Capital Partners. Workday Ventures, Total Group, Total Ventures, BNP Paribas Capital Partners, Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing Group, Signia Venture Partners, Index Ventures, G2VP, Prelude Ventures, King River Capital and NGP Capital also participated in the round. This series is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $2 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at www.foundersuite.com.

Welcome to the Hump Day edition of your Daily Detroit, in which we run down the news that businessman Roger Penske is pouring $5 million into the Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood on Detroit’s east side. It’s part of the city’s Strategic Neighborhood Fund. Jer also has a conversation today with Rob Sadow, the co-founder and head of Scoop Technologies. It’s a carpooling app that connects drivers, riders and designs routes. They’ve teamed up with the Bedrock family of companies to help employees ease their commuting and parking woes. Could carpooling be a thing in Detroit? Pretty interesting question in a region without comprehensive mass transit and long commutes, often to a central downtown. We also discuss two other bits of news: A Detroit charter school connected to an investment fund run by tennis star Andre Agassi is closing, another example of Michigan’s dysfunctional charter school system [Chalkbeat Detroit] And Detroit could get a whopping 60 new liquor licenses [Crain’s] Thanks as always for listening to Daily Detroit. You can help us push Detroit’s conversation forward by donating to our Patreon campaign. We’ll send you cool stickers for your laptop, bumper, fridge, whatever.

Sadows Modell mit Schlaufe zum Hinterherziehen blieb ein Ladenhüter. Erst ein späteres Modell mit festem Schiebegriff rollerte die Koffer zum Erfolg.

Rob Sadow is the Founder & CEO @ Scoop, the startup that dramatically improves your commute providing convenient carpools with co-workers and neighbours. To date, Rob has raised over $37m in funding for Scoop from the likes of Danny Rimer @ Index, Brook Porter @ G2VP, Zaw Thet @ Signia Venture Partners and BMW i Ventures just to name a few. Before founding Scoop, Rob was a Manager @ Bain & Company and before that spent time in Israel with Better Place, working to provide electric vehicle networks to help accelerate the global transition to sustainable transportation. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Rob made his way from the world of consulting and Bain to founding the future of convenient commutes with Scoop? 2.) How does Rob approach key decisions? What does Brook Porter @ G2VP mean when he says, "from a first principles perspective"? How does Rob determine when to make decisions with the head or the heart? Does Rob agree with Fred Destin, "as a founder, decisions are never perfect, it is about batting average"? Where does Rob see many make mistakes when it comes to decision-making? 3.) How does Rob find the dynamics of working with his brother as his co-founder? What are some of the core challenges? How does one make it scale and how does the relationship need to change over time? What is Rob's biggest advice to others when thinking about the person they partner with? 4.) How does Rob think about board construction? What have been some of Rob's biggest lessons in really using your board to get the most out of them? What works well for this? What does not work? How can founders create this level of relationship with their board members? Should founders direct their ask to specific individuals when soliciting help from their board? 5.) Why does Rob believe that they have next to no attrition of employees at Scoop? What have been some of Rob's biggest lessons when it comes to both culture creation and maintenance? How does Rob think leaders can invest more in their employees? What does this look like? Where do many go wrong or misallocate? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Rob’s Fave Book: The Wheel of Time As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Rob on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

Todd Sadow is as core a mountain biker as they come, and maybe that's why his race series is booming while many others are shrinking. We sat down with the Epic Rides Founder and CEO to figure out why he got into race promotion, what he's doing differently, and how he goes about planning and organizing an event. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The MTB Podcast is presented by Worldwide Cyclery, the online retailer for serious mountain bikers. Head over to www.MTBpodcast.com/store/ to get your parts, accessories and MTB Podcast swag.

March 23, 2018 MBR& Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Todd Sadow has been a guest on Mountain Bike Radio several times over the years and he has more good news everytime he's on! In this episode, Todd checks in with updates on the 2018 series. The Whiskey Off-Road leads off the series April 27-29, 2018. The Grand Junction Off-Road, in its sixth year, follows up with some new trail updates and the city music festival May 18-20. The Carson City Off-Road is looking good for "Plan A" on June 15-17. The new Oz Trails Off-Road has created some early buzz and promises to continue the momentum that Bentonville, Arkansas has created on October 5-7. Do you have a person or company you want to hear on Mountain Bike Radio? If so, let us know at info@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------ RELATED SHOW LINKS Support Mountain Bike Radio by shopping through our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Follow the Epic Rides news: http://bit.ly/2FUGY7T Epic Rides - https://epicrides.com/ Whiskey Off Road - https://epicrides.com/events/whiskey-off-road/event-guide/ Whiskey Off Road Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WhiskeyOffRoad/ Grand Junction Off Road - https://epicrides.com/events/grand-junction-off-road/event-guide/ Grand Junction Off Road Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GrandJunctionOffRoad/ Carson City Off Road - https://epicrides.com/events/carson-city-off-road/event-guide/ Carson City Off Road Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CarsonCityOffRoad/ Oz Trails Off Road - https://epicrides.com/events/oz-trails-off-road/event-guide/ Oz Trails Off Road Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OzTrailsOffRoad/ 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo - https://epicrides.com/events/24-hours-in-the-old-pueblo/event-guide/ Tour of the White Mountains - https://epicrides.com/events/tour-of-the-white-mountains/event-guide/ Mountain Bike Radio Links Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store: https://shopmbr.com/ Become a Mountain Bike Radio Member: http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Mountain Bike Radio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtnBikeRadio Mountain Bike Radio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtnbikeradio/ Mountain Bike Radio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE6EAkjP_dmm94_HbKya0Q

Rob Sadow of Scoop (https://www.takescoop.com/) talks about how Scoop makes commuting fun and easy. Scoop allows company team members to share rides to and from work through an easy-to-operate app. Scoop has become a widely offered perq in the Bay Area and Seattle.

Today we’re going to dive into the sport and race directing of mountain biking with the legend Todd Sadow of Epic Rides. Todd has been putting on races for 19 years with some of the most high quality events in the country. 24 hours in the Pueblo is like a Woodstock in the desert, the Whiskey 50 is a torture fest followed by an amazingly supporting party town afterwards, and the Tour of the White Mountains will introduce you to some of the most amazing and barely ridden singletrack in Arizona while putting a royal hurting on you. Two new events are the Grand Junction Off Road, and the Carson City Off Road event. Listen in to learn more about his amazing events and the sport of mountain biking.  Links Epic Rides

Så länge människan har rest på semester eller för arbete, så har vi ställt oss frågan vad ska vi ta med oss för kläder? Ofta har vi besvarat frågan genom att packa ner alldeles för många plagg och pjuck, som sällan, eller aldrig, används. För man vet ju aldrig vad som kommer att behövas. Kanske kan man påstå att osäkerheten med resan ofta balanseras med en stor och trygg garderob, som får väskorna att bågna och tangera "övervikt".Och det trots att modetidningar varje sommar tipsar om hur proffsen packar det är alltid lätt. Kända modepersonligheter får berätta om vad just de tar med sig på sina semesterresor, det är aldrig särskilt mycket. En kaftan, en solhatt och bekväma skor och, naturligtvis crèmer med solskyddssfaktor 50.Man skulle kanske kunna tro att resväskor har utvecklats i takt med all annan teknik, men riktigt så är det inte. Det har gått i ganska maklig takt. Somliga har påpekat att det till och med är: "chockerande att inse att vi skickade en människa till månen innan vi kom på idén att sätta hjul på resväskor". 1969 landade människan på månen. 1970 kom en amerikansk man i väskbranschen vid namn Bernard D. Sadow på idén att skruva fast hjul på resväskan. Två år senare fick han patent för sitt "Rolling luggage".Men om man ska vara petig så rullade faktiskt tempelriddarna sina vapen i väskor med hjul, redan i mitten av 1100-talet. Eller, de fick förstås hjälp med att rulla väskorna, fulla med tunga svärd och slipverktyg.Att själv behöva släpa runt på bagage var inget som de som hade råd att resa behöva tänka på under flera hundra år. Långt in på 1900-talet kunde de bättre bemedlade alltid förlita sig på servicepersonal som, för billig penning, kånkade deras tunga koffertar till och från båtar, tåg och hotell.Det är en av anledningarna till att det är först då massturismen kom igång som resväskorna började ta fart, och få nya former. Och inte minst bli lättare. Det funkade helt enkelt inte längre med att resa med en sorts stora och tunga och otympliga flyttkartonger.I veckans program tittar vi närmare på hur vi har packat våra resväskor genom tiderna. Vi besöker Livrustkammaren i Stockholm för att ta reda på vad svenska kungligheter valde att stoppa ner i sina väskor. Vi berättar också om hur resande kan inspirera modeskapare till att skapa nya kollektioner. Och så tar vi en titt på vad den en moderna storstadsmänniskan som längtar ut till naturen väljer att fylla sin ryggsäck med.Veckans gäst är Per Naroskin, psykolog och författare.

Show Date: December 2, 2015 Be sure to check out Conation Collective ABOUT THE EPISODE: 40 Hands is back with the BUI Podcast after D2's departure for greener pastures.  In an attempt to keep the BUI podcast alive, 40 Hands interviews Todd Sadow of Epic Rides to talk about the new Epic Rides Carson City Off Road Event, and the evolution of mountain bikes over the life of Epic Rides.   40 Hands tries his hardest to get Todd to dish on his plans for the future, but fails miserably because it's clear that Epic Rides has some big plans in the works. Listen in to hear a side of an industry mover that you won't hear anywhere else.  Plus - a former Olympian joins the show in a surprise drop in.    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RELATED SHOW NOTES: Epic Rides Website Epic Rides Facebook Epic Rides on Twitter Epic Rides on Instagram Epic Rides on Vimeo Epic Rides on Youtube Carson City Off Road Website Carson City Off Road Facebook Whiskey Off Road Website Whiskey Off Road Facebook Grand Junction Off Road Website Grand Junction Off Road Facebook 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo Website 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo Facebook Tour of the White Mountains Website Tour of the White Mountains Facebook Todd Wells Website Todd Wells on Twitter  

May 16, 2015 Todd Sadow joins the show to discuss Epic Rides. He shares information about the recent Whiskey Off Road in Prescott, Arizona that was April 24-26, and he gets listeners up-to-date on the status and future of Epic Rides, including a mini-announcement about some big future growth. Then Todd gives listeners a full rundown about the upcoming Grand Junction Off Road in Grand Junction, Colorado on May 29-31. He also gives listeners $10 of registration! Listen in to find out how to save. If you have any ideas for future guests or episodes, please contact us at info@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RELATED SHOW LINKS: Intro music: Dearly Departed by Shakey Graves - Provided by Epic Rides The Grand Junction Off-Road - May 29-31, Grand Junction, Colorado Grand Junction Off-Road Facebook Grand Junction Off-Road Registration (Use code "MBR" at checkout for $10 off) Epic Rides Website Epic Rides Facebook Epic Rides Twitter Epic Rides on Vimeo Grand Junction Art and Music Festival Downtown Grand Junction Become a Mountain Bike Radio Member  

April 9, 2014 Todd Sadow, head honcho at Epic Rides, joins the show to give listeners an update from Epic Rides HQ. You'll hear about what you can expect in a couple weeks at the Whiskey Off Road in Prescott, Arizona. Todd also gives listeners some information about the Grand Junction Off Road, which is August 29-31 in Grand Junction, Colorado. Ben throws Todd a curveball and gets him to talk about the pressures, struggles, and rewards of being a race director. After 10 years of running some of the country's largest and most successful events, Todd has some great perspective. He has some advice that any race director can use. Related Show Links: Jamestown Revival [Intro and Exit Music] - Headlining band at the Whiskey Off Road Epic Rides Website Epic Rides Facebook City of Prescott, Arizona Whiskey Off Road Website Whiskey Off Road Facebook Grand Junction Off Road Website Grand Junction Off Road Facebook Save $$$, Get great stuff, and Support MBR by becoming a member  

The Dirt is Presented by ProGold. Perry Jewett and Todd Sadow joined Drew Edsall to discuss their races, which are both coming up Labor Day Weekend. Perry is the director of the Dakota Five-O and Todd is the director of the Grand Junction Off Road. Related Show Links: Dakota Five-O - www.dakota5o.com Grand Junction Off Road - www.epicrides.com Buy ProGold - www.bikes.progoldmfr.com