Podcast appearances and mentions of Sam Katz

Jamie welcomes back licensed therapist and "Unhinged & On Camera" co-host Sam Katz to unpack Tamra Judge's recent Autism "diagnosis." Listen to "Unhinged & On Camera," follow @unhingedandoncamera.Follow @jamiestein and click here to apply to an individual Deep Dive Intensive before the end of 2024!Support the show

Jim presents the first episode of a band new podcast from Philadelphia's Sam Katz called "Soul of the City." For centuries Philadelphia has been America's laboratory for experiment and innovation—in government and politics, medicine and science, freedom of conscience, the arts and architecture, and in brotherly and sisterly love. The rich fusion of immigrant and local cultures established Philadelphia as a city of music. Groundbreaking artists, creatives, technologists, producers, and promoters collectively made one of the world's great musical centers. In this debut episode Sam talks to Larry Magid, the man who changed the way we listen to and see rock and roll. If you liked this episode search for Soul of the City in your favorite podcast provider or go to 6abc.com/podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this cross-release episode, therapist Sam Katz and reality TV producer Jenny Gnirke invite Jamie to their podcast "Unhinged & On Camera" to dive into the complicated waters of Shannon Storms Beador - together, they explore Shannon's possible unconscious relationship to dysregulated emotions, covert power/force of will, conflicts with costars like Tamra Judge and much more.Check out "Unhinged and On Camera" and follow @unhingedandoncamera.Follow @jamiestein and learn more about his work at hollywoodreadings.com.Support the Show.

The Plug (0:57). The Interview (3:12). 'Black sheep' is an idiom used to describe a member of a group who doesn't fit in with the rest. Now while this is often used with a negative connotation, I feel there's a flipside to this concept that can be a positive. Where not exactly fitting into any one group can allow you to pull from many different influences, and combine that all together into something one-of one. This is a dynamic I spoke about with today's guest, Cakes da Killa, who is a prime example of how this dynamic works as a positive. In this episode, we discuss Cakes' journey as an artist, his approach to blending different sounds together, and how he approached the creation of his super entertaining and well-executed new album, Black Sheep. Cakes da Killa's MC journey (3:36). Openness in Cakes' music (8:06). Blending dance genres with hip-hop (9:41). How Cakes' queer identity manifests in his music (14:04). Advice Cakes would give to aspiring musicians (19:29). How visuals are integrated in Cakes' creative process (24:07). Cakes da Killa's black sheep' identity (25:54). How Cakes and Sam Katz approached the sound for Black Sheep (34:32). Upcoming music / tour dates / merch from Cakes da Killa (39:23). Stream/buy Black Sheep here: https://cakesdakilla.bandcamp.com/album/black-sheep  Follow Cadence Weapon on Twitter here: https://x.com/CAKESDAKILLA  Follow Cakes da Killa on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/cakesdakilla/?hl=en  Video animation by: Big Flowers Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING Photo in artwork by: Matt Nelson -- Fiending for some more quality rap content? Visit the RMPP website: https://rmpp.squarespace.com/ Want to support and help us grow? Become a RMPP Patron, and gain access to exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/therapmusicplugpodcast  Looking to connect? DM me @rapmusicplugpod on Twitter and Instagram, or shoot me an email at qlctv.podcast@gmail.com

We're joined by Cakes Da Killa to talk about his new project “Black Sheep” which features Cakes rhyming over a diverse array of sound. We asked Cakes about the influence and inspiration that house music provided for the album, the freedom that he's found in not giving a fuck, the comfortable creative relationship he has with producer Sam Katz and much more. Then we discuss his album pick for this episode - “Extinction Level Event: The Final World Front” by Busta Rhymes. Stream and purchase "Black Sheep" here: ⁠https://cakesdakilla.bandcamp.com/album/black-sheep

Gradually, Then Suddenly: The Bankruptcy of Detroit, directed by Sam Katz and James McGovern is the story of Detroit's monumental climb out of bankruptcy toward a new era. In this documentary, Detroiters of all backgrounds and viewpoints find common ground in their search for a possible future. The 'grand bargain' remains to be seen as a model for cities in crisis.rnrnIn partnership with the Cleveland International Film Festival, the City Club will be joined by Sam Katz, one of the film's Co-Directors and Co-Producers to discuss this film.rnrnWhile serving as chair of the fiscal oversight authority monitoring Philadelphia's finances, Sam started to pay attention to the tribulations of Detroit. He thought an important story was unfolding that needed to be documented through film. For six years, Sam and his colleagues worked on that film which while still in production won the 2021 Library of Congress/Ken Burns Prize for Film.rnrnGradually, Then Suddenly: The Bankruptcy of Detroit will be released on July 18, 2024, the 11th anniversary of Detroit's Chapter 9 filing.

In more of "What's old is new again", the dream of the urban visionary crowd to open Portage and Main to pedestrians is back on the civic agenda. In Episode 22 you'll hear a breakdown of the economics that Mayor Scott Gillingham says has led him to be for it- after he was against it. In contrast to 4 council members standing with the Mayor at the announcement, Coun. Brian Mayes of St. Vital argued that Gillingham is ignoring not only the 2018 plebiscite result, but possible alternatives, and is being divisive. 12.15 - Coun. Russ Wyatt took to the podium on Friday after the Mayor was done- and you'll hear a brief comment the Transcona representative made before staff shut down the microphone. Wyatt also flagged that the report was written by a city planner, not an engineer. You'll hear questions a listener with professional experience raised, about the waterproofing membrane that's failing and about validity of the study. The numbers seem to prove there's little to no difference in the costs to repair the corner - $73M - compared to opening it up, which would entail a big price tag to mothball the Circus concourse underground. To send story tips, comments, and contribute support via Interac- Email martygoldlive@gmail.com Has the City report factored in increased emergency response costs, including inevitable pedestrian incidents and traffic flow delays? And, as one listener suggested, "There will be fights over panhandling spots." Marty speaks out about the potential ruinous ripple effect on the quality of life in St. Boniface for area residents, businesses and the Hospital, if Portage and Main gets the urban vision dream of walkers crossing a wind tunnel at street level. 21:31 Part 2- "The closing of Portage and Main to pedestrian traffic in 1978 was a major step forward in terms of pedestrian safety and traffic flow in downtown Winnipeg." That's what the mainstream media won't tell you - but we will. When bumbling Brian Bowman tried to leverage the issue going into the 2018 civic election, a retired cop set the record straight. Former deputy police chief Menno Zaharias wrote: "Then there was Portage and Main. The intersection from hell in terms of traffic and traffic duty... but then add pedestrians to the mix and it was a nightmare."  Listen to the column Zacharias posted that described the mayhem in winter as drivers and walkers struggled for traction, and the resulting gridlock. Ask your own councilor if they can refute the conclusion of Menno Zacharias: "The re-opening of Portage and Main to pedestrian traffic would be a great plan if your end objective was to bog down the center of Winnipeg into a total rush hour gridlock and at the same time endanger the lives of pedestrians." We add to his historic observations with the modern-day potential of needing police on-site round the clock to maintain public safety. Marty Gold sees the rush to push this through council at the same time they are handling budget debates, as a return to the anti-democratic 'walk-on motion' tactic in the Sam Katz era. And we all know how well that worked out. ******* Nine of the Top 20 most-heard podcasts are from this season! ActionLine.ca continues to produce insight, analysis, interviews and breaking news that goes beyond MSM and gov't-funded outlets. Many of our top podcasts and stories are listed on the Donate page and when you check them out, you'll see-- WE EARN YOUR SUPPORT. We've raised about 25% of our $3800 goal for the winter season and your help is essential to continue expanding our role as Winnipeg Watchdog. We're looking at new equipment, new features AND reviving City Circus on video as part of our plan. Please send along a contribution this week - or, become a podcast sponsor- and keep us on pace. Whether it's by an e-transfer, PayPal or an old-fashioned cheque, your donation goes towards the costs of doing full-time public affairs investigations and reports.

Inspired by their travels, the pulse of nightlife, and building a community, Cakes Da Killa's forthcoming (March 22) new album, Black Sheep, sees the underground powerhouse reuniting with longtime collaborator Sam Katz. Their labor of love is divided by Cakes writing every bar and Katz handling beats.“Cakewalk”packs a punch in a very short time. 

When thinking about Maryam Pugh, Tayyib Smith and Sam Katz, we think accomplished visionaries. First up, the revolution may not be televised but it will be featured thanks to Philadelphia Printworks founder, Maryam Pugh. Her mission to promotes social justice just got bigger since being featured in Target stores. This powerful partnership aims to amplify social justice messages and showcase artists from underrepresented communities. Next up, Tayyib Smith and Sam Smith bring their superpowers together to pay homage to the profound Black history of a specific Philadelphia area. Legacy Reclaimed: A 7th Ward Tribute honors the lives of the 19th-century Black residents of the 7th Ward in Philadelphia (located between 6th Street and 23rd Street and between Spruce Street and South Street). 

There are many ways to slice an apple. Or peel an orange. Or for that matter, there are many ways to get from your house to the office or grocery store … and just as many to get back.  There are also many ways to approach influence marketing. If you've been listening and following along with Winflunce for any amount of time you know that we focus on influence marketing, without the R. While social media celebrities with big followings are one way to slice the influence apple, there are many other ways to ultimately persuade an audience to take action.  Sam Katz knows this. He is an influence marketing strategist and consultant. His history of work includes stints with Edelman and Publicis One. He and I happened to share the stage at the Influencer Marketing Show in New York last month. He led a panel discussion on creators and owning their own content in the world of unstable social networks.  We got to talking backstage about a few topics and I thought his take on how businesses and brands can approach influence from a bunch of different angles would make for a good conversation. He told me one thing he sees from clients a lot these days is they don't know what they don't know. And that is typically that there are many ways to go from start to finish with influence marketing. I asked Sam to join us today to talk about that topic along with a few others. He also has a current top-of-mind set of advice for brands and creators about content usage rights we'll get into as well. He's a smart one. And we'll dig into more with Sam today on the show.  Links for this episode: Sam Katz on LinkedIn Sam Katz on Instagram Popsixle Scale UGC with CIPIO.ai This episode of Winfluence is presented by CIPIO.ai. We are helping brands transform their digital marketing with user-generated content videos and images at scale. Come see us at CIPIO.ai. If you want me to personally show you the platform and how we can solve your digital marketing performance problems with high-performing UGC, just go to jasonfalls.co/cipio … fill out that form and I'll personally set up time to chat with you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: Sam Katz sits down with Nathan & Patrick to discuss terrorism, counter-terrorism, and conflicts in the Middle East.Sam Katz is a New York Times best-selling journalist with an extensive history covering Middle East security issues, international terrorism, counter-terrorism, and military special operations. He has written over than 20 books and numerous articles on the Arab-Israeli Conflict, terrorism, and counter-terrorism.Keep up to date with us on Instagram & Twitter: @TheGameOnPod 

Looking at the election math, candidate messaging and campaign skills, the winner according to Katz will be...

Sam Katz, whose riveting work as an author and columnist have provided a unique glimpse into law enforcement operations nation and worldwide, joins the program. Connect With Mike Colón:Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeinnewhavenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/original_mc1/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080791700186LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikecol%C3%B3n/Business Line: 917-781-6189Business Email: thecolonreport@gmail.comConnect With Sam Katz: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sam.katz.716?mibextid=LQQJ4dLinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/samuel-katz-7990b517Website: http://www.samuelkatzonline.comListen To The Podcast:iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/micd-in-new-haven/id1347647537iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-micd-in-new-haven-74906026/Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/mike-colons-showSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7yth6tWkA7kPAse43eJnNn?si=5y8boJBlRXOqRkIylL-KXw&nd=1PlayerFM: http://front.player.fm/series/micd-in-new-haven-2095021Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/mic%27d%20in%20new%20havenYouTube (Video Version): https://youtu.be/wrUFptzQ1nsOutro Song: Fleetwood Mac - Gypsy (1983)SONG DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN THIS SONG. All Rights Reserved To Respective Owners.

Recently retired Tongan international Lock and Back Row Uili Kolo'ofa'i chats about his experiences abroad. From Japan to France and Italy while crossing paths with host Sam Katz in the UK this episode has it all. Creator of Pacific Juice, home of Pacific Island rugby and with over 60,000 followers on instagram. They've recently released their own podcast chatting all things pasifika rugby with some of the biggest names in the game. Hope you enjoy the Podcast! Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to hit Subscribe!!!

Having a photography business is about balancing being creative and doing business. Finding that balance is important to have a sustainable business.  In this episode with Sam Katz, you'll learn: What makes a business sustainableHow to start your photography businessMistakes to avoid in your photography business Connect with Sam  Instagram Website Freebie! Want more? Follow me on Instagram Join the Facebook group Learn more about the Sustainable Photography Program

Having a photography business is about balancing being creative and doing business. Finding that balance is important to have a sustainable business.  In this episode with Sam Katz, you'll learn: What makes a business sustainableHow to start your photography businessMistakes to avoid in your photography business Connect with Sam  Instagram Website Freebie! Want more? Follow me on Instagram Join the Facebook group Learn more about the Sustainable Photography Program

GRADUALLY, THEN SUDDENLY: THE BANKRUPTCY OF DETROIT, 93min., USA, Documentary Once heralded as the spirit of American manufacturing, music and democracy, Detroit descended into disrepair and insolvency over five decades culminating in the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history in 2013. Gradually, Then Suddenly is the story of one city's climb into and out of bankruptcy toward a future of possibilities. http://www.bankruptcyofdetroit.com/ Sam Katz - Director Statement I have spent my entire professional life engaged in cities: as an undergraduate student in urban affairs; a graduate student in urban policy analysis: a staffer for the Lindsay Administration in New York; as a program analyst for a Philadelphia civic organization; as a political campaign manager; as a municipal financial advisor; as a candidate for mayor of Philadelphia; as a CEO for a business leadership civic organization; and now as a documentary filmmaker. The opportunity to tell the story of Detroit's descent into fiscal and service insolvency and through its historic and unprecedented bankruptcy struck me as a filmmaker's dream comes true. While serving as Chair of the Board of the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority, a state-created body with responsibility for oversight of Philadelphia's finances, I began monitoring the fiscal distress that was making bankruptcy a real possibility in Detroit. I had spent 25 years of my professional career as a financial advisor to state and local governments across the country while serving as CEO of Public Financial Management (now The PFM Group). I had assisted numerous cities that were undergoing fiscal distress but never one that was a bona fide candidate for bankruptcy. When bankruptcy emerged as a serious option in Detroit, I began thinking that a documentary on a major municipal bankruptcy could make for fascinating and entertaining film. After seeing THE BIG SHORT, which made subprime mortgages and collateralized debt obligations an entertaining and engaging story, I felt confident that the Detroit bankruptcy would be a terrific subject for a documentary. Commencing in late January 2016, I reached out to many of the people who had played a significant role in the bankruptcy proceedings and spent time researching the story. After numerous trips to Detroit, I knew we needed the participation of the professionals who participated in the bankruptcy case as well as Detroiters who had lived through the city's decline and eventual bankruptcy. That process took about a year. I was fortunate to assemble a terrific team of experts and production professionals. Detroit has long been America's city. It was one of the nation's most significant centers of industrial production, marketing, design and engineering. It's music music and culture gave America its soul. Important developments in organized labor, the rise of black political power, racial segregation and the creation of middle class, suburbanization, deindustrialization and ultimately municipal decline were Detroit exports. Bankruptcy and the extraordinary changes occurring in the city are but another in a series of events that make Detroit a bellwether community for the best and worst of America. In this bankruptcy, the state of Michigan assumed control of the city's finances and operations through the appointment of an emergency manager. Then it borrowed the powers of the federal government to impair contracts and restructure the city's finances and operations. One participant described the bankruptcy as “asset-less,” but in fact Detroit owed at least one very valuable asset: the Detroit Institute of the Arts and its priceless collection. Through an ingenious and audacious plan to infuse the city with fresh cash from philanthropy, the DIA and the state of Michigan, Detroit was able to save its museum and art while nearly fully honoring its pension obligation to first responders and dramatically reducing the impact for civilian retirees. The exit from bankruptcy occurred in just 16 months, ending in December 2014. Democracy was suspended. And the process of “kicking the can down the road” finally ended. Complex negotiations involving thousands of creditors required a collaboration of unlikely heroes willing to make previously impossible choices and to do so in a political environment made possible only in bankruptcy. Today Detroit is alive and aspiring. That is happening precisely as a reflection of the heart and determination of its people and some courageous compromise between major stakeholders. The outcome—the survival of Detroit and an ever-widening sense of possibility for the city's future—was indeed a grand bargain. We are all very excited to be poised to tell that story to a national audience. Sam Katz - Co-Producer/Co-Director Playing on the Film Festival Streaming service later this month. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

The Magic Word Is 'Starter' as Marty finally got to the bottom of the car problems! But even without getting to live events with candidates this week, we had lots to talk about in Episode 14. And as we predicted - crime, policing and public safety continue to get big attention from the Mayoral hopefuls. 2:45 - We get a couple of small corrections on the record from Episode 13 (Attn: S. Dobson and E. Duncan) 4:08 - An email from Rick Shone, running for Mayor and making a good impression along the way, is Part 1. He was responding to Spirited Kenny's remarks about police shifts in supermarkets and Shone clarifies who's paying. Kenny makes an important point about WPS officer burnout and whether taking extra special duty shifts might be adding risk instead of rest. Shone also describes his views as a small retailer of the shoplifting problem in Winnipeg which he says was made worse by lax big box stores, slams the Manitoba Liquor store "solution", and explains how he handles it at Wilderness Supply. We talk about his email and note how candidates like him and Don Woodstock have first-hand experience at street level with crime- and their ideas are worth looking at. 18:45 - Part 2 starts with a fast review of Kevin Klein's announcement this week. He would try to coordinate all the groups working on homelessness issues and try to ensure we get the best results from the grants City Council gives to them. Kenny and Marty assess that idea given the rivalries between the competing groups, and also Klein's proposal to have BIZ organizations (and the City) give entry-level jobs to recovering homeless folks. 25:38 - Robert-Falcon Ouellette took to the progressive line of "re-defining policing". His goal is to find ways to improve crime response and prevention. RFO also wants Winnipeg police training to be revised, based on ideas from the failed former police chief of the 1990s David Cassels, who walked away from the job after barely 2 years. Hear what we think of their idea for the federal government to create national training standards. We discuss how the feds are responsible for the rise in brazen criminal violence by eliminating deterrence and trial delays, and we tie it back to Shone's comments about the LCs. 34:20 - An in-progress robbery at a St. James business got no police response on Friday afternoon. The owner of Red Bomb Fireworks corresponded with Hal Anderson, who is running to replace Klein in Charleswood-Tuxedo-Westwood. We go over the details of how an exasperated Matt Bialek watched on security cameras - while on the line with 911 - as the criminal, who had zero fear of being caught, taunted his staff. ******* As we enter the last half of our independent coverage of the election, we thank all of you for listening, talking with us, sending us opinions questions and tips, and helping us keep alive the spirit of citizen journalism that was pioneered on 92.9 KICK-FM and City Circus on Shaw-TV. For those who only know of us from radio- Marty conducted a series of Shaw-TV interviews in the 2014 election, talking with prospective successors to Sam Katz for 27 minutes each. Watch the episode with the eventual runner-up for Mayor that year, Judy Wasylycia-Leis. https://youtu.be/hymuZfxoKfY KEEP US ON THE ROAD TO OCTOBER 26 - WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT Donate via Paypal -- https://www.paypal.me/MartyGoldMedia Email: Martygoldlive@gmail.com

The Ali USA Podcast episode # 135. Feat. Sam Katz. Recorded on May 5th, 2022.

Co-director Sam Katz and producer Chastity Pratt talk about their film "Gradually, Then Suddenly," which debuted at the Freep Film Festival. And Wayne State University CFO and former City of Detroit CFO Dave Massaron talks about the financial challenges still facing the city.

March 16, 2022 ~ The Philadelphia Filmmaker tells Paul he is thrilled that his documentary “Gradually, Then Suddenly: The Bankruptcy of Detroit” will be featured at the Detroit Free Press film festival in late April.

In this first-ever look at the secret inner workings of an Arab security service, Katz tells the story of Jordan's General Intelligence Department, or GID, the masters of human intelligence on the espionage battlefields of the Middle East, who proved pivotal and crucial go-to allies of the CIA and America's other intelligence agencies in the war against ISIS and the war on terror. With the revealing and intimate insight of the intelligence officers who fought ISIS, No Shadows in the Desert is a rare glimpse into how a strategic partnership helped change how terrorism is fought in the Middle East and beyond. Samuel M. Katz is the New York Times Best Selling co-author of Under Fire: The Untold Story of the Attack in Benghazi (St. Martin's Press, 2013); an excerpt from the book was featured in the August 2013 edition of Vanity Fair. His book The Ghost Warriors: Inside Israel's Undercover War on Suicide Terror covered Israel's undercover counterterrorist units and their role in stopping the suicide bombers in the second intifada, and was published in February 2016 by Penguin-Random House/Caliber. He is the co-author of the National and Los Angeles Times best-selling Harpoon: Inside The Covert War against International Terrorism's Money Masters. He is the co-author of Beirut Rules: the Murder of a CIA Station Chief and Hezbollah's War against America.

In today's episode Sam Katz shares how he collaborates with creatives and community members to create legacy-worthy films that captivate audiences and tell stories of entire communities. Listen in as Laura and Sam discuss the communication strategies needed to work with creatives, bringing great ideas to life. They also explore the balancing between informing and entertaining, working harder to captivate an audience, and how to align verbal, vocal, and visual content for effective communication. Sam Katz is the founder of History Making Productions. Sam is a team builder, a great recruiter of creative talent, and a producer who demands excellence. Sam has led a variety of civic and non-profit organizations in Philadelphia and beyond. History Making Productions is his lasting legacy, forging a richer and deeper understanding of Philadelphia and the world.   You can learn more about Sam and his company's films here: https://www.beethoveninbeijing.com/ https://www.bankruptcyofdetroit.com/ https://www.historymakingproductions.com/   To learn more about Dr. Laura Sicola and how mastering influence can impact your success go to https://www.speakingtoinfluence.com/quickstart and download the quick start guide for mastering the three C's of influence.   You can connect with Laura in the following ways: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drlaurasicola LinkedIn Business Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vocal-impact-productions/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWri2F_hhGQpMcD97DctJwA Facebook: Vocal Impact Productions Twitter: @Laura Sicola  Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/vocalimpactproductions Instagram: @VocalImpactProductions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ali USA Podcast episode # 114. Feat. Sam Katz. Recorded on December 2nd, 2021. 

After the convictions of John Dougherty and Bobby Henon, Larry Platt interviews documentarian and three-time Republican mayoral candidate Sam Katz about the history of corruption in our city

Looprat is a jazz & hip hop collective made up of musicians, producers and emcees who write and record music in a wide combination of members - almost a dozen total. Their name pays homage to their University City origins and their style celebrates the diversity they've found together. For this episode, producer & emcee Nate King aka “Nat King Flo” supplied eighteen files for their track “Still Saucin”. It's number fifteen (out of sixteen) on a compilation of sorts they put together during the coronavirus lockdown aptly titled “Locked In The Lab”. The album is streaming exclusively on their website while the band releases tracks as video singles.“Still Saucin” features a verse by emcee Armani Abomb who was unable to record for this episode. So this is Nate and fellow producer and instrumentalist Sam Katz as they remember their way back to pre-pandemic times for this collaboration.

Programa de RUGBY de la mano de David García junto a Jose Carlos Crespo y Victor Molano, desde BARCO, en la Plaza El Salvador de Valladolid. Hoy nos visita Sam Katz jugador del Silverstorm El Salvador.

In this episode, Chelsea talks to post-doctoral fellow Sam Katz about growing up in a Hasidic community in Brooklyn, life after leaving an Orthodox religion, and the financial realities of the world he was never raised to face. Subscribe to The Financial Confessions podcast here: https://lnkfi.re/1QYK1e4R For our favorite moments from The Financial Confessions podcast, subscribe to our highlights channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNRL-_4emfF _ZamFOWCF2rg Sam Katz Twitter: https://twitter.com/2Bistheanswer The Financial Diet site: http://www.thefinancialdiet.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefinancialdiet Twitter: https://twitter.com/TFDiet Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefinancialdiet/?hl=en

Sam Katz, from Marketsmith Inc, joins me on the podcast to talk about his experience with reaching the ever-growing on-demand generation that is opting out of advertising.  We talk about how brands and marketers can gain insights from the changing landscape of consumer behaviors by immersing themselves in their habits.  We also discuss how podcast advertising can play a crucial role in connecting brands with the unreachable audience that has disengaged from other types of channels. You can connect with Sam on LinkedIn. _____ ➜ WE DROP NEW EPISODES EVERY WEEK, SO SUBSCRIBE! Want to work with us? Get in touch.​ Connect with us: Twitter  | Linkedin | Facebook | Youtube

Jimmy Peoples has no holds barred unadulterated convo with some amazing up and coming comedians. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepeoplesmic/support

Jimmy Peoples has no holds barred unadulterated convo with some amazing up and coming comedians. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepeoplesmic/support

The LET’S GET TWO Holiday Episode(OPEN) It’s finally here! Our holiday episode! And we have a gift for all of our listeners!!!(0:3:24) HOLLER AND A SWALLER: As this season of Let’s Get Two winds down, we’ve got Rogue Brewery from Newport Or and Saint Arnold out of Houston, Texas. (0:08:38) SHOW ME THE MERCH: Baseball Santa game early and left me some cool gear from the Spokane Indians, Frisco Rough Riders and the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs. (0:13:56) ON THE SLEIGH: SANTA! Now I know him! We had Santa in studio and we looked wearing gear from the LeHigh Valley Iron Pigs, Modesto Nuts, Corpus Christi Hooks and O’Fallon Hoots.Santa and I spoke about his love for baseball and his thoughts on basketball.We talked North Pole efficiency and ‘Elf-Alytics”Jose Altuve short jokes, the Naughty and Nice List (He is NOT a Joe Kelly fan) and he listened to requests from some of his favorite people in and around baseball:Shoutout to the St. Michael’s Film students. (0:34:11). BASEBALL-AKUH: For Hanukkah, Jess Knaster builds a lineup of the best Jewish ball players (0:47:49) BASEBALL FESTIVUS: NSFW: Andy, Scott and I air some grievances. (01:05:27) RAIDERS OF THE LOST DIAMOND: Andrew Nelson takes us on a tour of baseball’s past in the Great White North.(1:19:19) ADJUST YOUR SCORECARDS: Erik the Peanut Guy carries the spirit of baseball with him and we had to check in before 2020 ended.(01:29:11) WHO’S ON FIRST: Ottawa Titans owner Sam Katz jumps on to talk about his gift to baseball: the new Frontier League team in Canada. (01:36:46) CLASSICS WITH THE CANUCK: A crossover with our movie show SCREEN JOKES as we discuss the Star Wars Holiday Special with Mike Donis. And he’d never seen it until now.(1:47:35) IT’S A WONDERFUL (ASTROS) LIFE: In our new segment, EXTRA INNINGS, we’re making short films and sketches that tie to baseball. Jim uses a holiday classic to FINALLY put the Astros sign stealing scandal to bed.(2:05:46). CLOSING IT OUT: Jess joins me to wrap up the year. We talk some things from 2020 that were actually positive. We name 8 teams that we’re going to see. Tri Cities Dust DevilsSouthern Maryland Blue CrabsKeene Swamp BatsGreeneville AppyOmaha Storm ChasersTraverse Pit. SpittersFond Du Lac Dock SpidersWe also announce a new arrival to our family and a CONTEST for our favorite minor league teams.

In this episode (which I hope will be the start of a new off-season series of life updates, in which I bring friends of mine onto the podcast to have casual and fun conversations about anything and everything), Sam, my good friend from high school and a current sophomore at McGill University, and I catch up for the first time since our graduation! We talk about our first years in college, philosophy, how we're dealing with current events, classes we're taking, parenting, and reading for fun again during quarantine. Disclaimer: I talk about this in the beginning of the episode, but Sam does not identify as a person of Asian descent. In the new off-season life updates series, I will not be limiting my guests to only those who identify as Asian. Listen to the episode to hear more :) --- Follow Homecoming on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/homecomingpod/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/homecomingpod) to get to know our guests better, receive quick access to updates, and see behind-the-scenes content! You can also find resources from all of our episodes so far here: https://linktr.ee/homecomingpod. I hope everyone had a safe and restful Thanksgiving. Here is some information and funds that directly support the Navajo Nation, the White Mountain Apache, the Hopi Reservation, and the 20 Pueblo Nations that you can donate to (thank you to Kinsale Hueston for putting this together): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IG9uNbKF_xxdNWXB667YxBuRbnnRUDOnf6PcPGGECeI/edit?usp=sharing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/homecomingpod/support

The guys talk some baseball with Sam Katz, the owner of the Winnipeg Goldeyes, who is bringing pro ball back to Ottawa. The fellas also discuss the Sens goalie situation, and get you set for a big betting weekend with OddsShark's Joe Osborne

Winnipeg Goldeyes owner Sam Katz joins the guys to talk about bringing pro baseball back to Ottawa

Apparently, we work with THE FLASH! (1:30); Questions surround the Winnipeg Goldeyes as Sam Katz reveals he's working on a baseball deal in Ottawa (7:40); Mayor Brian Bowman wants the province to mandate masks across Manitoba (12:10); Pumpkin Spice KRAFT DINNER? What traditions do you hate with changing seasons? (21:55); It's The Start vs. The News with Rich & Julie after they RUINED our Question of the Day! (31:25); As Montreal talks second wave, the UK says it's already well into it. Restrictions, economic concerns and more (36:10); We ask Kathy Kennedy about a certain pumpkin spiced item (44:00); The surprising costs of working at home (48:15); The winning text on traditions we hate! (54:20).  

Ari and Sam talk about growing up chassidic, falling in love with science, making a life and making sense of life in the modern world. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/humble-brag/support

TRUE PHILADELPHIA PODCAST: Brian Tierney is Philadelphia's ultimate "Ad Man." The list of companies he's represented in strategizing, marketing and crisis management is long and diverse: Independence Blue Cross, Uber, Aramark, IBM, Verizon to name a few. He's the former owner and publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Daily News and (what was then known as) Philly.com. He has a deep resume in campaign politics: Sam Katz and George H.W. Bush are among the names who have listened to Brian's advice. And he shares his traditional conservative viewpoints as a panelist on 6abc's Inside Story, of which I am a frequent host. My conservation with Brian comes at a time when uncertainty is the only certain thing. A major company like Hertz can suddenly disappear. A trip to a nearby state like North Carolina may require you to quarantine for two weeks upon your return. You may not get exact change back at a Wawa if you pay in cash and coins. Your neighbor may believe in a laughably absurd conspiracy theory surrounding a shadowy character named Q'Anon who may or may not exist. You may not even be able to bid a personal goodbye to a dying relative. Despite the feeling that a crazy, Black Swan-event is now always around the corner, Brian offers a measured, thoughtful and optimistic view of our new future. During this pandemic, I have been seeking voices like his to find comfort in our ultimate goal as humans; to make our tomorrows better. Brian believes we will make it out of this. I do too. Recorded via Zoom on July 28, 2020. In this podcast: Brian talks about being a panelist on Inside Story since 1988 and how he was selected (1:11), running for class president in the first grade and why he didn't even vote for himself (2:57), why he never ended up as a career, elected politician (3:52), his journey back to "Bal-uh Sinwood" for a career in public relations (6:54), I ask Brian the simple but complex question: How do you successfully marketing something? (8:16), why immediately loving an idea could be a bad sign (10:28), as someone who has built and sold three advertising firms, what he believes is the secret to his success (11:30), we look back at the "recent peak" of Philadelphia with the Papal Visit in 2015 and where the city is headed now (12:35), what "Philadelphia Grit" means to him (13:50), why we should be handling the coronavirus pandemic like we would an incoming blizzard (14:50), how to save the journalism industry (18:04), social media's early impact on the newspaper industry (20:05), why Facebook needs to change its attitude on addressing its many negative impacts on society (21:58), Brian's worry about the emerging political threat of China (23:30), how the ad industry is the key to forcing change with Big Tech (24:55), what kind of boss Brian is (26:15), what he thinks about employees who like to tell him why something can't happen (27:30), taking risks (27:55), why he insisted that one of his earlier companies needed to charge $15 more than any other competitor (31:25), what the "2025 Education Cliff" is all about and why it worries him (34:35), his successful campaign to find a new slogan for Philadelphia, which ended up being "Philadelphia: The Place That Loves You Back" (38:09), bringing U2 singer Bono to Philadelphia and why it proves "everyone is a human being" (41:00), why despite everything that is going on, Brian remains optimistic (43:10), why people who are struggling with their mental health should not be embarrassed (45:20).

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Fred Burton, one of the world's foremost authorities on security and terrorism, tells the harrowing story of the hunt for William Buckley - CIA station chief abducted by Hezbollah in Beirut on March 16th, 1984. Mr. Burton was deputy chief of counterterrorism at the Diplomatic Security Service, where he was in charge of preventing and investigating attacks against diplomatic personnel and facilities. During his 14-year career, Mr. Burton was involved in many other high-profile investigations including: the search for and arrest of Ramzi Yousef, mastermind of the first World Trade Center bombing; the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin; the killing of Rabbi Meir Kahane and al Qaeda's New York City bombing plots before 9/11; and the deaths of U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Arnold Raphel and Pakistani President Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq.Mr. Burton is the author of four books, including the best-selling memoir, GHOST: Confessions of a Counterterrorism Agent , in which he tells the story of his role in the fight against the burgeoning terrorist threat in the 1980s and beyond. His second book, Chasing Shadows: A Special Agent's Lifelong Hunt to Bring a Cold War Assassin to Justice), follows his 35-year quest to solve the case of an Israeli diplomat assassinated in Mr. Burton's childhood neighborhood. Under Fire: The Untold Story of the Attack in Benghazi, is a New York Times best-seller and provides the first detailed account of the infamous assault in Libya in September, 2012. Beirut Rules is his fourth book.Fred currently oversees Stratfor's analysis of global security developments and consults with clients on security-related issues affecting their business assets or personal safety. Beirut Rules: The Murder of a CIA Station Chief and Hezbollah's War Against America Daniel Pearl FoundationOther works mentioned: Agents of Innocence  by David IgnatiusThe Good Spy  by Kai BirdNo Shadows in the Desert  by Sam KatzRise and Kill First  by Ronen BergmanIf you've enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, please consider signing up as a contributing patron and join the community for exclusive commentary, and content.  A $10 a month donation will really keep us going ---> https://www.patreon.com/thelivedropAlternatively, if you would like to help make Season Three operational you could offer a one time donation of any amount right here ---> https://www.paypal.me/thelivedropThank you for listening and your support,Mark ValleyCreator/Host Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Stratfor's Pen and Sword podcast, Fred Burton speaks with Samuel Katz. Katz' new book comes out in April. It is entitled, "No Shadows in the Desert, Murder, Vengeance, and Espionage in the War Against ISIS." The author tells Burton that the book details the coalition among nations in the Middle East and with the United States, to take down ISIS. The book reveals the secret inner workings of Jordan’s GID, the masters of human intelligence on the espionage battlefields of the Middle East and its role keeping the coalition on target.

Bright flashes in North Kildonan, Sam Katz back in the news with the Goldeyes, and rampant shoplifting continues (1:30); Listener James who works at a music store tells Hal about his woes with shoplifting (8:05); RRC bans smoking/vaping on campus property. Too far? Or about time? (15:35); Listener Luke personally stopped a Liquor Mart robbery last week! (22:45); Bomber coach Mike O'Shea says if Chris Streveler is good to go, he's 'the guy' on Friday (30:45); Mayor Brian Bowman on the Goldeyes, Kildonan Park, and the budget (35:40); Winnipeg Improv Show teaming up with our friends at WinnLove to Celebrate Everything! (44:35); Super Lube's breast cancer initiative, more chat on crime, and... Brett's eyebrows! (51:50); Habitat For Humanity Manitoba Women Build Speaker Series (59:10).  

Comics:Maggie Lalley!Gianmarco Soresi!Rachel Lenihan!Woody Fu!Girls With Brown Hair!Sam Katz!Gus Constantellis!Opening with Richard Templeton!

In conversation with Sam Katz, civic entrepreneur and executive producer of History Making Productions Professor emeritus of history at New York University, David Levering Lewis won the Pulitzer Prize in 1994 and 2001 for his ''superb'' (The Nation) two-volume biography of W.E.B. Du Bois, the polymath founder of the NAACP and a principal shaper of the Civil Rights Movement. His other books include God's Crucible, Race to Fashoda, and 1970's King, notable for being the first scholarly biography of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His many honors include the Bancroft Prize, the Francis Parkman Prize, and the National Humanities Medal. His latest book is a biography of the unlikely Republican nominee who would lose to Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1940. Watch the video here. (recorded 9/26/2018)

Host and KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about the economy of giving. November kicks of what is known as the "Season of Giving." Dr. Keith Leaphart, Founder of Philanthropos...The Giving Company, Jeff Hornstein, Executive Director of the Economy League of Greater Philadelphia and Sharmain Matlock Turner, CEO of the Urban Affairs Coalition provide insights on this very timely topic. Then, our newsmaker of the week is Sam Katz, a businessman, former candidate for Philadelphia Mayor and now filmmaker who founded History Making Productions. Finally, our changemaker of the week is MenzFit, an organization that helps men in need get back to work. Founder and executive director Rhonda Willingham was the guest. Flashpoint airs every Saturday at 9:30pm and Sunday at 8:30am on KYW Newsradio. Subscribe to the Flashpoint Podcast on the Apple Podcast, Radio.com or others apps where you get your podcast by searching "Flashpoint KYW." -------   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

You've almost definitely heard of ISIS. Have you heard of Hezbollah? They're similar in many ways, especially in the way where they want to destroy western culture. Well, it's more like the foot soldiers want to destroy western culture and the higher ups want to make a lot of money. Sam will explain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tigre Hill is an acclaimed documentary filmmaker. Hill catapulted to the national spotlight with his film The Shame of a City, in which he followed the Sam Katz campaign  in attempt to unseat Mayor John Street in Philadelphia's 2003 election. The race gained national attention when an FBI bug was found in Street's office. The... The post Filmmaker Tigre Hill Talks Corruption, Controversy and Criticism. appeared first on The Philly Blunt.

More American workers are required to "reset" their careers than ever before. Fewer people go to work out of school and expect to retire from the same company they started with. "The Reset" is about what to do if this happens to you. Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Sam Katz and former Delaware news anchor Nancy Karibjanian recall how they "reset" their careers with loads of great advice like: "New chapters are usually unexpected but unexpectedly rewarding," and "Give laser like attention to what you are going to do next. And it's not to be feared, it's to be embraced." This special podcast will help inspire you to get back on your feet.

It’s April 2018, and for this episode we’re talking about the Quaker City String Band and their internationally acclaimed “Fiddling with Tradition” performance, followed by a conversation with politician turned documentary film producer Sam Katz on his next project dedicated to Philadelphia’s Jewish history and finally we’ll travel back to 1894 to document the journey of the first female Jewish international sports sensation, Annie Kopchovsky.And in honor of Israel’s 70th anniversary, we’re sitting down with the renowned Israeli chef and philanthropist Michael Solomonov to talk about his Grandmother’s famous borekas, his love of Israel in all of its contradictions and the tragedy that lead him to find his life's path.

It’s April 2018, and for this episode we’re talking about the Quaker City String Band and their internationally acclaimed “Fiddling with Tradition” performance, followed by a conversation with politician turned documentary film producer Sam Katz on his next project dedicated to Philadelphia’s Jewish history and finally we’ll travel back to 1894 to document the journey of the first female Jewish international sports sensation, Annie Kopchovsky.And in honor of Israel’s 70th anniversary, we’re sitting down with the renowned Israeli chef and philanthropist Michael Solomonov to talk about his Grandmother’s famous borekas, his love of Israel in all of its contradictions and the tragedy that lead him to find his life's path.

Sam Katz Mael P.3 US History II May 2, 2017 Background on the March on Washington; The March On Washington was a giant gathered march to help protest for civil rights for African Americans. The leaders of the civil rights movement and also religious groups organized the march. More than 200.000 Americans were apart of the March on Washington D.C. This march was a huge eye opener to American citizens about the social and political damage that America was inflicting on the African American culture. This march also led to one of the most famous American speeches of all time, delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. The I Have A Dream Speech, is something that will forever be famous in American history, however what many people don’t know is that Martin Luther King Jr. was given the worst speech time slot. He delivered the final speech and it was assumed that most reporters would be gone at that point and that not many people would ever even hear the speech. Surprisingly many people heard the beautifully spoken MLK speech and it would forever be engraved into American history. There is a very famous photo from this I Have A Dream speech, showing just how many people cared about MLK and were still there to listen to him. This speech alone was enough to push many American citizens into social change. It also was enough to sway the government into making political changes involving civil rights. One act that was most likely passed because of this march was Civil Rights Act of 1964, an act that outlaws discrimination based on race or religion. This shows how much of a giant impact this march truly had on America.

NCAA Tournament Friday is here and Joe Duffy of OffshoreInsiders.com has the free sports pick. Tout Peter Fleming and Sam Katz sports reviews say to avoid. Get the best pick service free winner here.

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Sports touts Peter Fleming and Sam Katz and bombarding your phone with grammatically incorrect promises they cannot fulfill. Where to go for actual winners? Joe Duffy's Picks has a free NBA bet for Sunday.

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Forget about Sam Katz radio tout ads, if you need winners get the gambling previews of Washington Redskins vs Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Indianapolis Colts, LSU Tigers v. Texas A&M Aggies

Forget about Sam Katz radio tout ads, if you need winners get the gambling previews of Washington Redskins vs Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Indianapolis Colts, LSU Tigers v. Texas A&M Aggies

NFL and college football picks. Right Angle Sports, Phil Steele, Mark Lawrence, RJ Bell, Jonathan Stone, Sam Katz are among higher profile touts, but we only care about the winners. Here is the rundown.

NFL and college football picks. Right Angle Sports, Phil Steele, Mark Lawrence, RJ Bell, Jonathan Stone, Sam Katz are among higher profile touts, but we only care about the winners. Here is the rundown.

Join Dr. Julie Krull and her guest Sam Katz as they disect the world of Transcendental Meditaion on this episode of All Things Connected on Empower Radio.

Sam Katz, Winnipeg Goldeyes by Food & Friends with Larry

Sam Katz is a former mayoral candidate who ran two times and lost but realized he was good at creating political commercials/messaging that appeal to the masses. He then became a film maker for politicians and now owns an Emmy award winning studio where documentaries take on a new life. We'll look at his profile as a top performer and how he uses EQ to develop successful messaging in film verses as a leader! Look up History Making Films!

Sam Katz, Former Mayor of Winnipeg by Food & Friends with Larry

Sam Katz, Mayor of Winnipeg by Food & Friends with Larry

Episode 117, with guests Sam Katz and Doug Mills

How meditative music in the form of Vedic chants are used to grow crops, and the connection between spirituality and sustainability; guests Elizabeth Taggart and Sam Katz.

How meditative music in the form of Vedic chants are used to grow crops, and the connection between spirituality and sustainability; guests Elizabeth Taggart and Sam Katz.