Podcast appearances and mentions of scott goldstein

The Trump administration is pressuring public schools to abandon any programming related to what they call DEI, or else those schools will lose federal funding. And earlier this month, there was ICE activity at HD Cooke Elementary School in Adams Morgan. Scott Goldstein, the Executive Director of EmpowerEd, is here to share how schools are handling these threats and what it all means for local students. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month.  Learn more about the sponsors of this April 8th episode: PaintCare The Pew Charitable Trusts Nace Law Group Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today from Palm Springs during Modernism Week we explore architect Richard Neutra with guests Raymond Neutra of the Neutra Institute and Catherine Meyler, owner of a celebrated Neutra house. Back in the studio, we'll hear about Neutra's VDL house in Los Angeles from Executive Director Noam Saragosti; Neutra's sadly destroyed Maslon House from filmmaker Scott Goldstein; and special musical guests Louis Prima Jr. and the Witnesses. 

Press Gazette editor-in-chief Dominic Ponsford caught up with New York-based publishing consultant Matthew Scott Goldstein (MSG) to talk about the future of news in the era of AI.How concerned should publishers be about the threat posed to their business models by generative AI?9.9 out of ten said MSG.He explained why generative AI could spell the end of the road for publisher websites, but why it could also lead to a huge payday for the creators of quality content, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you're an ASOPRS Member, Surgeon or Trainee and are interesting in hosting a podcast episode, please submit your idea by visiting: asoprs.memberclicks.net/podcast About the Guests: Scott M. Goldstein, MD: Dr. Scott Goldstein, Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon in the Philadelphia, PA area is the current Finance Director of ASOPRS, an adjunct Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Pennsylvania and a busy clinician dedicated to helping patients of all ages. He is also involved in promoting medical education as well as advocacy for patients & the field of ophthalmology. John Holds, MD, Ophthalmic Plastic Surgeon: Dr. John Holds is an esteemed ophthalmic plastic surgeon based in St. Louis, Missouri. An integral part of the ASOPRS community, Dr. Holds is the chair of the ASOPRS Foundation Board and has made substantial contributions to its growth. James Chris Fleming, MD, FACS: Dr. Fleming is the past chair of the Hamilton Eye Institute, University of Tennessee Department of Ophthalmology and past president of ASOPRS. With significant experience in oculofacial plastic surgery, he has been a key figure in the early operations of the ASOPRS Foundation and involvement in several humanitarian endeavors. Ralph E. Wesley, MD: Dr. Wesley is an influential former president of ASOPRS and a critical force in the establishment and operation of the ASOPRS Foundation. His professional journey started at Emory and progressed to Vanderbilt, contributing to the evolution of oculoplastic surgery as a recognized subspecialty. Craig N Czyz DO: Dr. Craig Czyz is an active and generous member of the ASOPRS Foundation Board. Practicing in Columbus, Ohio, he brings new insights to the board, emphasizing the importance of integrating new members and legacy donations. In this remarkable episode, we venture into the charitable realm of the ASOPRS Foundation, exploring its multifaceted contributions to education, humanitarian initiatives, and research in oculofacial plastic surgery. Showcasing the foundation's journey, the episode brings together pioneers like Drs. John Holds, Chris Fleming, Ralph Wesley, and the newest board member, Craig Czyz, to shed light on the organization's milestones, significant projects, and vision for the future. As we delve into the valued traditions and the ongoing mission of nurturing global talent in oculofacial plastic surgery, our guests recount anecdotal experiences, guiding principles, and the ASOPRS Foundation's unique role in advancing the field. Their discussions highlight the power of collective philanthropy and how strategic humanitarian efforts shape the landscape of oculoplastic surgery worldwide. This episode not only addresses the essence of the foundation but also reinforces the impact of individual contributions to sustain and propel its endeavors. Key Takeaways: The ASOPRS Foundation is essential in supporting education, humanitarian projects, and research in oculofacial plastic surgery. Key contributions have been used to fund lectures and honor distinguished society members, while also emphasizing the need for wider member participation. Projects have spanned from practical courses to training oculoplastic surgeons in underserved areas like Ethiopia and Honduras. The integration of new members and fostering diversity within ASOPRS through grants and educational support is paramount. Legacy donations are highly encouraged to ensure the foundation's future growth and capabilities. Visit ASOPRSFoundation.org to learn more and donate Notable Quotes: "You make a living by what you earn. You make a life by what you give away." - Ralph E. Wesley, MD "The main thing I see is the foundation needs to get some big, audacious goals and make something." - Ralph E. Wesley, MD "If every single ASOPRS member would give us $100 a year, I could probably fund a lot more projects." - John Holds, MD "You have to do good things with the foundation and figure out how to do that." - James Chris Fleming, MD, FACS

Dr. Alison Watson moderates a discussion with Dr. Scott Goldstein, Dr. Ron Mancini, and Dr. Kelsey A. Roelof on three articles related to oculoplastic and orbital surgery. The first article discusses the success of Mueller Muscle Conjunctival Resection (MMCR) in correcting Ptosis and achieving symmetry. The second article compares the efficacy of sutureless MMCR with conventional MMCR in Ptosis correction. The third article explores the prevalence of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in patients with floppy eyelid syndrome (FES). If you're an ASOPRS Member, Surgeon or Trainee and are interesting in hosting a podcast episode, please submit your idea by visiting: asoprs.memberclicks.net/podcast

Thirteen books with gay and trans themes or characters introduced by MCPS into elementary and middle school curriculum have mobilized conservative Muslims groups in deep blue Montgomery County alongside the national right-wing parents group Moms 4 Liberty. Meanwhile in DC, the Council passes a budget that pilots flexible schedules for teachers. Sunil Dasgupta talks with local Muslim leader Wael Elkoshairi and DC education activist Scott Goldstein. Music from Arlington-based roots music singer-songwriter Valeria Stewart and her band Crooked Sparrow: youtube.com/@valeriastewartmusic. Goldstein's org: https://t.ly/_wAq Elkoshairi's org: https://t.ly/-yts SPLC report: https://t.ly/VwcYT  

We start Part 2 of our show with the amazing Scott Goldstein with him telling us about Megan from the TV Show Rock of love, who had been the star of her own Show called Megan wants a Millionaire and how unfortunate it was that a contestant on the show ended up murdering his wife and her body was found cut up in a suitcase - even though this had nothing to do with the show at all. The fact that he was on the show really changed the Chandra of dating shows from then on. Scott says that these shows were rating higher than network primetime shows. Flavour of Love was one of them. Scott talks about the future of Reality TV and how everything is changing with all the streamers coming into the platform. He says that The Kardashians are bringing in massive numbers on their new HULU Show. He says everyone is trying to figure out what to do next. Then we learn about how truly difficult his job as a Casting Director is - there is a ton of pressure - you work on 10 shows at the same time - the odds of selling something is 1 out of 100 - it is no easy task byany means. He develops shows and casts. We ask him if people thank him when he gets them on a show - his response is hilarious. We ask him what has been the most rewarding experience he has ever had and he tells us the show "BEAUTY AND THE GEEK" where he saw real transformations and how amazing that was. The worst moment of history was the girl on Flavour of Love who pooped in her pants. He says that TV is very powerful and can make peoples biggest dreams come true - he says there is a massive difference of gaining a following online vs being on Television. Scott talks about Charli D'Amelio and her family who now have their own show on Hulu but that you have to have something really special to get to that level. He says reality TV is all about personality. Influencers usually take pictures but very few have an actual personality. He says that is a huge difference and that is why there are actors and there are models. Personality on Reality TV is THE MOST IMPORTANT.QUESTION OF THE DAY: What do you think of wives that don't work and are getting an allowance from their husbands? This segment became super fun with talk about Adam Levine - and Only Fans.We end the show with Scott telling Marcella that when she is REALLY READY TO SETTLE DOWN to contact him and he promises to find her a guy Heart Eyes. Stay tuned for that Stuck out tongue closed eyeshttps://www.instagram.com/castingscott/https://www.instagram.com/snappyblonde/https://www.instagram.com/themaneaddict/

We are honored to welcome Scott Goldstein, VP of Development and Casting and Bright Spot Content an All 3 Media American Company, who joins us from Los Angeles.Here are all the amazing accolades that Scott has achieved in his incredible career. "Scott Goldstein serves as VP of Development and Casting for Bright Spot Content. Scott plays a central role in the creation of new concepts as well as the selection of on-screen talent for the company's development and current productions. With seventeen years of experience in unscripted production, Scott has worked in multiple roles on top-rated shows. His early credits include casting for gameshow, dating, competition and reality series including Deal or No Deal, Beauty and The Geek, Wipeout, Flavor of Love and Below Deck. He went on to become a producer, helping to craft storylines for popular series, such as Jerseylicous, Chicagolicious, The Glam Fairy and The Customer is Always Right. In recent years, Scott has worked as a Development Executive for successful production companies, including Story Monster TV (an Endemol Shine Company) and Discovery Studios, before taking up his current position at Bright Spot Content."We met Scott when we filmed a reality TV Show sizzle reel with our dance studio Prestige Dance and Performing Arts Centre about 7 years ago. Sadly nothing ever came from the show but we had a ton of fun going through the process. Scott talks about how many shows get worked on and never make it and how fun and rewarding it is to work on a show that does make it and becomes a part of pop culture. We find out how Scott got into the industry and how working on Deal or No Deal for 3 years changed everything for him. He worked with Howie Mandell and Megan Markle. He travelled the country where 8000 people would show up to audition. They got to change some peoples lives by giving them $ 1,000.000.He tells us that if you win on THE PRICE IS RIGHT you have to pay taxes on all the prizes. We share the story of Scott's amazing proposal to his beautiful wife Adrian on the Steve Harvey Show and he tells us the truth what really happened, the scheme he had to come up with andall the behind the scenes details. Scott's wife opened the Mane Addict hair salon during Covid and is one block from Rodeo Drive. We talk about the San Francisco 49ers the curse of the Dallas Cowboys and of course Jimmy GQ Garappolo. Scott worked with Bob Saget on the American Game show 1 vs 100 and he says that Bob Saget was one of the nicest people he has ever had the pleasure working with. He says that Bob was the ultimate professional and would shake every crew members hand every single night thanking them. Scott has worked with a lot of people, but Bob Saget was the onlyone to ever do that. Then he tells a hilarious story about Bob Saget when he would work on his risque stand up comedy in between commercial breaks.The most popular show he has put together recently is "Hotties" on Hulu. "MARCELLA IS SINGLE" Scott has a heart to heart conversation with Marcella and this is absolutely hilarious - Do not miss it. Then Cruz and Scott are plotting how to make a dating show on the podcast with Marcella. Then Scott asks Marcella some "REAL QUESTIONS". :) Scott met his wife on the JDate dating app, which is a Jewish dating site. We talk about Scott's exciting life, going to red carpet events and we hope that Reality TV will be able to win awards just like the scripted shows do. Scott shares 2 of his favorite casting stories - one for the show "AGE OF LOVE" and one for the show "FLAVOR OF LOVE". Both stories are unbelievable. WOW. Stay tuned to Part 2 ........

The American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is dedicated to the health and beauty of the eyes and face.  On behalf of ASOPRS, "TOP" is excited to present its inaugural podcast with Dr. James Katowitz. Jim is a Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.  In this episode, Dr. Scott Goldstein will be interviewing his preceptor, mentor, and friend, Dr. Jim Katowitz as they look back at his 50+ years in Ophthalmology & Oculoplastics, reminiscing about his training, the early days of our specialty society, his time as ASOPRS President, as well reflecting on the seminal lessons learned over his distinguished career. If you're an ASOPRS member surgeon or trainee and are interested in hosting a podcast episode, please submit your idea by visiting: https://asoprs.memberclicks.net/podcast

TAKEAWAYS explores learning from the wisdom of others. We had another great live NAIOP SOUTHERN NEVADA Program in July. Keep reading for a summary and listen to the audio below. After a brief intro to the NAIOP program, you will hear the panelists themselves and the program in its entirety! I hope you enjoy this new format! TAKEAWAYS – Life. Lessons. Learned. They're Not Making Any More Land in Southern Nevada It's a simple fact, southern Nevada is land constrained. Land isn't something we can make more of. There are many questions surrounding the issue of land … When will we run out of land? Is the land crisis as bad as we've been led to believe? Is scarcity of land really a bad thing? The panel for the July NAIOP breakfast consisted of experts that discussed the issue of land in Nevada. They provided insight on Las Vegas' LANDscape and what southern Nevada can expect as we continue to develop. NAIOP July Speakers The panelists included: • Scott Goldstein, Managing Partner, Prospect Street • K Roohani, Owner, Seven Valleys Realty & Construction Our moderator that morning was Kevin Higgins, SIOR, executive vice president of CBRE, and longtime NAIOP Southern Nevada trailblazer. The sponsor that morning was Cox Business! Takeaways What were some of the key Takeaways from the July NAIOP panel? • What is the difference between a land scarcity and a scarcity of useable land? • Which areas of the valley are land-rich; which are land-poor? • What does the short-term, mid-term, long-term look like for Southern Nevada when it comes to land? I hope you enjoy! You can find Takeaways at any of the links below: APPLE PODCAST SOUNDCLOUD SPOTIFY STITCHER Thank you for listening! Please subscribe to “TAKEAWAYS” on iTunes, and make sure to rate and review wherever you get your podcasts.

Genius Juice CEO & Founder, Alex Bayer interviews Scott Goldstein of Olipop. Scott is the Senior Director of Sales at Olipop. He has extensive experience in the food and beverage space holding a high-level position with Health-Ade Kombucha for over 4 years, and over a year ago transitioning to Olipop, one of the fastest-growing functional beverages in the country. Scott discusses how Olipop is breaking the mold on what a bubbly soda is since Olipop offers a pre-biotic soda with low sugar, high fiber, and it tastes JUST LIKE classic sodas (if not better!) Make sure to crack open an Olipop and enjoy this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genius-juice/support

We had to do an episode because Nooch was available and had stuff to talk about (UConn guards taken by Michael Jordan)   but also because the cubs just cut the heart out of their team and threw it on the floor. and we have a cubs season ticket holder and lifetime fan (Scott Goldstein) to tell us how horrible it feels. Also our baseball history expert, my bro, here to show off his many hats, which is unfortunate for a podcast. Finally we get to how horrible the lakers are and a tiny bit of NBA draft talk AND We talk about the competition in Tokyo that we won't mention so we don't get sued.

On this episode of the Orthoidea podcast we have the honor of speaking with Scott Goldstein who is with Medline Unite Foot and Ankle. Scott will share how Medline decided to get into the Foot and Ankle space and the exciting portfolio they have built, and continue to expand. In a short time Medline has become a key player in Foot and Ankle. Enjoy!

Bucks County Bytes presents to you, friend, a former colleague in driving, Scott Goldstein, and a person who has helped thousands of people get to where they need to during a crisis. His help in transportation for hospital necessity, doctor appointments, wheelchair-bound, Veteran's assistance, and so much more.Scott has been a long time friend, and we met years ago as the original Uber drivers. In PA and NJ, Uber started out in 2014 and we were one of the very few that started on the platform. Years later, my business took on another lifeform, as well as Scott's, as he became one of the few drivers that were able to handle wheelchair-bound clients, transport the wheelchairs and handle the Philadelphia region transport jobs for Uber and Lyft.Listen to Scott's story as he talks about how his help and support for many go beyond just driving, and now during the pandemic, he needs your help and support for a medically necessary vehicle to help the people that need it the most.Bucks County Bytes podcast reaches an audience that can help him in his plight so he can continue to help those in need.Scott Goldstein's links for the support:Crip Cramp: A Disability Revolution - Netflix DocumentaryGo Fund Me Help Me Replace My Wheelchair Accessible VehicleFacebookScott GoldsteinScott's father, Dr. Kenneth S. Goldstein, one of the founders and the original Programming Directors of The Philadelphia Folk FestivalMusic by Jah Levi, Scott's brother, available on SoundCloud, Spotify, and many other platformsSponsor Dr. Patrick SanaghanThe Sanaghan GroupAmazon Author CentralBucks County BytesBucks County Bytes linksSupport the show (https://paypal.me/msexpresso?locale.x=en_US)

A leading analyst takes us inside the most important Covid-19 numbers, data that also happens to have pretty big gaps. He has five big questions for Dr. Deborah Birx that if answered, could have a profound impact on the way we understand the pandemic.

Dr. Scott Goldstein is... (inhaling).... a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP), Fellow of the Academy of EMS Physicians (FAEMS), and a EMT-T/PHP-tactical EMT/Prehospital provider. (Exhale….) At the Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. We talk about his new normal working on the front line of medicine. We also get into how the new normal affects him and his family, as it does all of us. He is a “vector” like he says, using his “fat blob of electricity” otherwise known as his brain. This is also a reunion for us, after not speaking for 25 years, what better way to do that. He’s also a hero. Be sure to check out Dr. Scott’s website of amazing paintings. Incredibly Powerful. Haunting. Real. He is a very talented artist... (and budding stand-up comedian.) https://scott-goldstein.pixels.com

In this episode of What's Happening MoCo? we talk with Scott Goldstein, chief of the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Department. Topics covered are his job, serving during COVID 19, as well as, tips for staying safe during the summer including barbecues, fireworks displays, and swimming.

Interview with Scott Goldstein/ Organization’s Name: EmpowerEd/ Organization’s Mission: To elevate the voices of diversed DC teachers to promote a more equtable education system/ Organization’s Website: www.weareempowered.org

Interview with Scott Goldstein/ Organization’s Name: EmpowerEd/ Organization’s Mission: To elevate the voices of diversed DC teachers to promote a more equtable education system/ Organization’s Website: www.weareempowered.org

In Episode 61 Steve and Alex are joined by MoCo Fire Chief Scott Goldstein and PIO Pete Piringer at Cava Mezze in Rockville to discuss: - MoCo Fire & Rescue Services - Openings/Closings (Rockville Town Square, Olney, Downtown Crown, Briggs Chaney, Lakeforest, and more!) - Police Chief Search - School Started in MoCo - Cinepolis Sneak Peek (Kentlands) - Caps donate hockey equipment to MCPS schools and a lot more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence’s Litigation Director Hannah Shearer discusses recent developments in several defamation lawsuits filed by the victims’ families of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary. Homeschooled prodigy Haley Taylor Schlitz joins Rich and Tina to discuss her journey to law school at Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law this fall. Inside Out columnists Christina Martini and David Susler discuss wellness for lawyers from their latest column in Chicago Lawyer Magazine, “The Road To Wellville.” In the Legal Grab Bag, WGN Radio host Scott Kitun & Ankin Law Office LLC partner Scott Goldstein join Tina & Rich to discuss breaking legal news involving Jussie Smollet, Bezos divorce settlement, the Dodger Stadium lawsuit over fan’s safety, April Fools lawsuits and much more.

Scott Goldstein is an improviser, director, teacher and writer. He directed The National Touring Company at Second City and The Annoyance Theater, where he also performed. He was the Artistic Director of Flat Iron Comedy and teaches writing and improv at the Second City Training Center. We talk to him about taking long brakes in improv, going from intern to performer and a little politics.

In this episode, we deconstruct the Mayor's office with Chief of Policy and Communications, Scott Goldstein.

The great Scott Goldstein drops in to turn Rob and James from the army's worst convicts to a rag tag crew of commandos. And also to talk about the Lee Marvin / Charles Bronson epic THE DIRTY DOZEN.  Remakes begins at 51:50: Rob uses too many comedic actors; Dugan pitches it for HBO; and Scott brings in some A-Listers. Sports talk begins at 1hr 12min. Follow Scott on twitter @ Goldyhawks and check out Flat iron Comedy at the Flat Iron Building in Wicker before it goes away in January. For show information visit Flatironcomedy.com or find them on facebook

SCOTT GOLDSTEIN (@GoldyHawks) visits PopFury to talk about the end of Flat Iron Comedy, a filthy repairman, Budweiser, proposing to his wife, Curt Schilling and Rahm Emanuel.  SHOW NOTES 0:00 Intro 0:50 Flat Iron Comedy will soon be ending its run. Sammy had a sad and reflective career moment on the bus. We shop talk about Scott’s impending comedy hiatus and watching bad shows. “I think the problem is looking at improv as something you have to succeed in or something you can quantitatively succeed in...” 17:00 A repairman didn’t wash his hands in Scott’s home. He shares the things that instantly turns him off a person 21:30 Budweiser will be labeled America. Scott describes how he proposed to his wife and their Las Vegas wedding. “What do they blame the Holocaust on? Integration?” 29:00 A pastor says transgender bathrooms caused 9/11 32:00 Tetris the movie is in production. Scott does not care for Curt Schilling. 35:40 Scott does not care for Rahm Emanuel. “If I were Rahm Emanuel...the first thing I would do would be to throw myself off a building ‘cuz I’d be very unhappy with myself. I wouldn’t be able to look myself in the mirror.” 43:50 Outro Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode of the PopFury Podcast, please subscribe and rate us on iTunes or Stitcher! You can also listen to

SCOTT GOLDSTEIN (@GoldyHawks) returns to Studio 1Q to talk about the Second City Letters to Santa marathon, Steven Seagal, our fashion glory days, Chicago politics, Bernie Sanders and his comedy hiatus. NOTES 0:00 Intro “I have an unhealthy part of my brain chemistry...and I'm trying to harness it and utilize it for good.” 0:45 Scott was part of Second City's 24-hour marathon for the Letters to Santa charity. We discuss the nature of altruism and the SC marathon experience. Goldstein's Google tip: “Steve Albini Christmas Huffington Post” 7:30 Scott would not recommend a juice cleanse and is confused by Spotify. 10:15 He is a Grateful Dead fan but did not care for his concert experience in Nashville. “We used to think you could get high off of a clove cigarette if you just held it in long enough.” 15:30 Steven Seagal has been offered a job to train Serbian Special Forces. Scott explains why he didn't have a good time at the Dead concert. 20:20 We remember our fashion glory days 23:00 Black Friday was the biggest gun sales day ever. We discuss the allure and politics of guns. “The reason it's no fun to talk politics anymore is because it's gone absolutely batshit crazy.” 28:40 We get political and talk Anita Alvarez, Rahm Emmanuel & Donald Trump. Goldstein's Google Tip: “Rahm Ari Emmanuel Uber” 35:40 Racist Facebook comments are being posted on billboards to shame users. 39:00 Scott is a Bernie Sanders supporter. Goldstein's Google Tip: “Bill Clinton finest Republican president” 42:45 Please listen to our friends the Remake and Rabbit Hole podcasts! “I hate to break this to people...improv and sketch is not the way to make a fortune.” 44:30 Scott took a little a time off but is getting back into the swing of things. We ponder when you should you call it quits. 54:55 Outro, during which Scott professes his fear of Rahm Emmanuel Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode of the PopFury Podcast, please subscribe and rate us on iTunes or Stitcher!

Director, performer and poker player Scott Goldstein talks about the fisticuffs of his youth, his impromptu visit to the David Letterman Show, Chicago sports, politics and the Mad Max series. The PopFury Podcast has moved! Please visit us on our new website at PopFuryPodcast.com! SHOW NOTES: 0:00 Intro 1:00 A poker tournament in New Orleans did not go Scott's way. 4:50 Scott remembers Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood before gentrification. We go down the rabbit hole of donnybrooks and melees from Scott's younger days. 15:30 Scott's jokey Facebook post about the David Letterman Show backfired in the best way possible. 21:15 Talking about the Blackhawks leads to a critique of Bradley Cooper, David O. Russell & Cameron Crowe movies. Scott shares his thoughts on the dismissal of former Bulls Coach, Tom Thibodeau, and the NBA. 32:25 Mike Huckabee joked about wishing he was transgender when he was a teen. Rick Santorum pre-emptively disagrees with the Pope's encyclical on climate change. 46:00 We discuss the Duggar family and the Quiverfull Movement. 49:15 The Hoosier Lottery has 5 chances to win 20 years of bacon. Yum Brands will stop using some artificial ingredients in their fast food. We wonder about our post-apocalyptic survival. 54:15 MAD MAX SPOILERS: Scott is not only a fan of Mad Max Fury Road, but of the whole Mad Max series. He'll eventually see Avengers: Age of Ultron. 1:05:35 Scott posts pics and texts from poker tables he's playing at. He digs into why he enjoys poker. 1:12:05 Outro

Scott Goldstein, who's apparently Facebook friends with everyone, talks about his love of reading Trip Advisor reviews, his recent stay in Japan, the glamor of tournament poker and the genesis of Flat Iron Comedy. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 The pre-show chat actually engages Sammy so much it becomes part of the actual show. Scott works hard and plays hard. Sammy wonders if Scott's forthrightness ever causes trouble. 5:10 Sammy reads the intro he would have normally given. Scott shares why he took a break from comedy. 13:15 Scott is obsessed with reading angry Trip Advisor reviews. Sammy asks about Scott's online instigating. 19:20 He recently spent time in Japan where he missed two earthquakes, ate everything and witnessed prodigious drinking. 28:45 Scott ended up rooting for the home team in Japan (thanks to the power of social media) and explains how he came to root for the Cubs. 39:45 Flat Iron Comedy is his newest experiment. Scott encourages artists to let themselves fail. 46:40 Scott plays in poker tournaments and gives the low down on the glamor of it all. 1:00:33 Outro

Quarter Horse’s music can be described as Americana with elements of rock, folk, alternative, country, and jazz… all mixed together.  They are known for three part vocal harmonies, tandem lead guitar and improvisation.   They have been playing together in other bands for years but formed Quarter Horse in November 2013.  The band was formed when they started writing new music and they have been going strong since.  They released their first EP, River Flow on October 4th. In addition, they were featured on an acoustic compilation called Around The Town. To find out more about Quarter Horse, click here. Photos courtesy of Scott Goldstein and Howard Greenberg