Podcast appearances and mentions of scott graves

Host and founder Scott Graves is asking some tough questions for all of us to ask in our own communities.  How do we get beyond a place of manufactured scarcity and support all forms of private and public housing development to meet our middle market needs?  Find Scott's Latest Essays from An Artist Audio recording on The Housers Podcast and the Are We Here Yet? Podcast.  Find his housing advocacy work, along with Housers Stephen Box and Mike Waugh at partnersinhousingvt.com.

Hosts Ryan Munn and Scott Graves are joined by Justin Loranger of web3iam in what we're sure you'll find to be an excellent primer on why blockchain is the key to transforming crypto into accepted currency, offering security and stability. Why should you anticipate the value of your name and that of your company in the digital realm? Lots to learn for building our rural economies (you don't need to be in a city to leverage this tech to your benefit).  In collaboration with Interchain Live and M the Media Project.   

CAPITOL WEEKLY PODCAST: This Special Episode of the Capitol Weekly Podcast was recorded live at Capitol Weekly's conference HEALTH CARE IN CALIFORNIA, which was held in Sacramento on Thursday, October 3, 2024This is PANEL 3 – IMPACT OF BUDGET CUTSPanelists: Jess Bartholow, SEIU California; Michelle Cabrera, County Behavioral Health Directors Association of California; Beth Capell, Health Access California; Scott Graves, California Budget and Policy CenterModerated by Kristen Hwang, CalmattersThanks to the sponsors of the event:CALIFORNIA HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION, THE TRIBAL ALLIANCE OF SOVEREIGN INDIAN NATIONS, WESTERN STATES PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION, PHYSICIAN ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA; KP PUBLIC AFFAIRS, PERRY COMMUNICATIONS, CAPITOL ADVOCACY, LUCAS PUBLIC AFFAIRS, THE WEIDEMAN GROUP, and CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERSWant to support the Capitol Weekly Podcast? Make your tax deductible donation here: capitolweekly.net/donations/ Capitol Weekly Podcast theme is "Pickin' My Way" by Eddie Lang 

On this episode we are happy to have Scott Graves with Special Ops Xcursions. Scott founded Special Ops Xcursions, which is a non profit organization to help our brave military personal take a break from their intense daily duties and decompress in the outdoors. The Bogota Boys really appreciate what Scott is doing and we stand by his mission. Enjoy!

We examine local real estate markets and the unique mix of property and economic development components at the local level here at the ‘Are We Here Yet?' podcast so our listeners can find inspiration for their own local efforts back home.  This episode host Scott Graves sat down with Ed Bove, Executive Director of the Rutland Redevelopment Authority in Scott's adoptive hometown of Rutland, VT.  Scott found resonance with Ed in their shared interest in incremental development and generally a ‘Strong Towns' approach to neighborhood building.    Listen to our interview with Strong Towns founder Charles Marohn from 2021. The discussion centered on how Rutland and the RRA are working to assist private developers to realize current Mayor Mike Doenges goal of 1000 units of housing in 5 years.   Given Vermont's past as an often development-resistant region, this may seem like a tall order.  There is little consensus on whether we need more housing at the broadest level, though municipal and state leadership understand there is a housing crisis affecting all of us, particularly working-class people in Vermont. Additional housing needs range from the state's number of 36,000 units, Vermont Futures Project estimate a bit higher and to those estimates by Knowledge Towns of 75,000 or more.   Listen to our interview with Kevin Chu, Vermont Futures Project  Listen to our interview with Dominic Endicott, co-author of Knowledge Towns There is even more difference of opinion when it comes to what kind of housing and for whom it might be built for.  Far from a complaint session, our discussion centered on the solutions being implemented through Ed and the RRA's efforts along with other municipal players.   Our conversation gave us an opportunity to discuss the efforts of Breaking Housing Matters, a national housing initiative working on a pilot in Rutland, VT.    Listen to our interview with BHM founder Peter de Krassel Ed's thoughts immediately went to the innovative parts of BHM in creating new streams of development capital, an essential part of creating more interest in Rutland and the state of Vermont from emerging developers both local and from afar.  And in the Jazz Room…We met with Orchestra Leader/Composer Maria Schneider at the Newport Jazz Festival. This show is a bit different as per Maria's request she asked I play 30 seconds of music and one full composition from her project "Data Lords". As you listen to this interview she talks not only about creating her music, but defending the copyrights of her work in this world of free music streaming and music distributors charging artist exorbitant fees for their use digitally. Click to learn more about Maria

Steve Post and Todd Gordon assess the current position of the entire NASCAR Cup Series playoff field as they head into the first cutoff race at Bristol. Scott Graves joins the show to discuss Chris Buescher's recent win at Watkins Glen.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This latest Innova802 episode had the crew of Scott Graves, Ryan Munn and Will Jeffries exploring different sides of the question, 'Who owns this?' We explored the issue surrounding last spring's decision by Spotify to set limits on how they pay royalties to artists, something Scott takes issue with since his days in the industry.  This affects all creatives utilizing Spotify as a platform, including many local Vermonters and other rural artists. Will and Ryan offer a look at two Vermont-centric areas to take more advantage of.  One is to apply the principles of employee ownership to more entrepreneurial pursuits such as they are in Vermont. Ryan takes us into the world of captive insurance.  This risk specialty marketplace is a true emphasis of Vermont's economy and a unique opportunity according to Ryan to expand upon as a strength of ours. Three ways to ask, 'Who Owns This?' are up next in our Innova802 series on rural tech with a Vermont perspective. Thanks to show sponsor Black River Innovation Campus for hosting our episode session.  

How Gov. Newsom wants to close the state's budget shortfall. Also, upcoming updates to Sacramento International Airport. Finally, the Strawberry Music Festival in Grass Valley. Unpacking California's May Revise The State Legislature has until June 15 to pass a balanced budget. On Friday, Gov. Gavin Newsom put forward his revised budget - commonly known as the May Revise. Joining us to discuss the governor's fiscal priorities and strategy to close an estimated $56 billion over the next two fiscal years is Scott Graves, the Budget Director at the California Budget & Policy Center. We are also joined by Wayne Winegarden, a Senior Fellow of Business and Economics at the Pacific Research Institute. Updates to Sacramento International Airport is preparing for a busy travel future, recently announcing new destinations and working on a number of new infrastructure upgrades - from a new parking garage to updated local dining options. Stephen Clark is the Deputy Director of Airport Commercial Development at SMF and joins Insight with an update on the airport's push to increase its nonstop flights, as well as the new projects meant to improve the traveling experience. Strawberry Music Festival One of the jammiest music festivals in the country returns to Grass Valley over Memorial Day Weekend. All-female bluegrass band Big Richard is one of the headliners at the 72nd Strawberry Music Festival and they join emcee Rita Hosking to talk about what makes playing this family-friendly campout so special.

Missed it by *that* much. RFK Racing crew chief Scott Graves joins Davey Segal (6:40) on the heels of Chris Buescher and the No. 17 team coming up 0.001 seconds shy of winning at Kansas, the closest finish in NASCAR Cup Series history. Graves explains the roller coaster of emotions he experienced from thinking they had the win to realizing they didn't, what answers he got from NASCAR when he went to talk to them before leaving the track, the conversation he had with Chris post-race and the photo finish technology the sanctioning body implements. Graves also dives into the speed RFK has shown as of late with four runner-up finishes and how close they and Ford really are to breaking through and running better every week. He also dives into getting his start as a crew chief in NASCAR, working with a then young Chris Buescher, winning the 2015 Xfinity championship together, leaving Roush for Joe Gibbs Racing before ultimately returning and being a part of Ryan Newman's harrowing 2020 crash at Daytona. Plus, why the No. 17 should be one to watch this weekend at Darlington, Graves' passion for fitness, background in racing and why he didn't immediately get into it upon graduating from Texas Tech and why he knows the "what's up brother?!" meme. Davey also discusses the finish that still has everyone buzzing at Kansas, previews throwback weekend at Darlington and Papa Segal pays homage to Bobby Johns as we continue in the month of May.

The crew of the CS Juliana takes on an unusual package.Interlude episode 1 of 2 while we continue work on Season 3. Created by F. Scott Graves, featuring the voices of Rae Witte, Jessica Simons, W. Keith Tims, Doug McAvoy, Nick Meyer, and Maria Corcobado.Share us on social media! @gravestonecrew on all socials. Find out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewListen on Apollo+ Additional sound design provided by Zapsplat.com

Join Vermont tech leaders Will Jeffries, Ryan Munn and Scott Graves as they discover the best this Brave Little State has to offer in technology-driven entrepreneurship.   Maybe you're local, maybe you have a rural project in another part of the country, maybe you just love to talk technology and tech policy.   We want YOU to come with us, listen in and join the neighborhood. #ruraldevelopment #techinvestment #ruralinnovation Like what you hear?  Have a episode topic you want us to tackle? Let us know.  

With a background in housing policy, law and international business, author and business leader Peter de Krassel has witnessed the long arc of bad housing policy across the globe.   He is launching Breaking Housing Matters as a novel means to solve the global housing crisis, one that is designed to address the impasses our current system of financing and policy has created over the last half century or more. More on Peter's Book, Custom Maid Housing for a New World Disorder Breaking Housing Matters (BHM) is a grassroots movement dedicated to delivering affordable housing profitably. We believe landlords and developers must get a reasonable return on their investment while people must be able to afford decent housing. Our proposed Housing Subsidy Solution (HSS) could become a public-private model for local communities to achieve affordable housing profitably around the world. Full disclosure: AWHY? Podcast host Scott Graves is now agent to BHM.  Working with SMGraves Associates, Breaking Housing Matters intends to develop its program to proliferate throughout the United States beginning with the leadership of the city of Rutland, VT, USA.   Connect with Peter de Krassel Engage BHM through SMGraves Assoc.   The Jazz Room welcomes Kurt Elling Our interview with Kurt Elling at the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival includes stories about the people who have lifted him up through the years and his personal observations of The Jazz Room during his visit. Learn more on Kurt's Website  

Special Ops Xcursions (SOX) provides high quality/much needed outdoor experiences to active special ops personnel and their families. This work is critically important, life changing, and even life saving. Tune in as Scott Graves gives us the rundown on this fantastic organization and the amazing impact they have. You'll also get the scoop on Vortex/SOX collaboration film, along with a limited run shirt – all proceeds benefiting SOX and their mission.As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation™ podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

SCOTT GRAVES WANTS TO SERVE CHERRY CREEK SCHOOLS And you find out more about him here.

In this hour we hear from a candidate for the Douglas County school board, Jason Page. We also talk with Cherry Creek school board candidates Scott Graves and Steve McKenna. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this hour we hear from a candidate for the Douglas County school board, Jason Page. We also talk with Cherry Creek school board candidates Scott Graves and Steve McKenna. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Poche scored his first Bass Pro Tour win and the top award of $100,000 at the Major League Fishing U.S. Air Force Stage Two event on Tennessee's Cherokee Lake. This smart angler attacked the event in his 18-foot Gator Trax aluminum boat powered by a 90-horsepower motor. The small craft was able to allow Poche to fish “off the grid” where other competitors were unable to get to. Poche is a virtual fishing machine who may be competing in more top-level tournaments than anyone else in professional fishing. Listen to a great guy tell his very unique story.Dan Johnston from St. Croix is with us to talk about top water fishing. Is there any more exciting way to catch fish? We think not. depth. Dan Johnston will help you figure out how to catch then on top water baits. Scott Graves is founder of Special Ops Xcursions, a volunteer nonprofit organization devoted to providing outdoor adventure to active- duty Special Operations Warriors and their families. He is a great guy and he runs a tremendous program.

This week, we're talking with Scott Graves of Special Ops Xcursions for a look at what the program is all about, as well as a look back at our recent Jr. Warrior Archery Camp for the kids of Special Ops troops. Check it out! The Hunting Roots Podcast is brought to you by onX Hunt - www.onxmaps.com www.specialopsxcursions.org

Steve Post and Todd Gordon react to the wild Sunday at Darlington Raceway that included yet another controversial moment for Ross Chastain and William Byron going to Victory Lane for the third time this season. Plus, Scott Graves, crew chief for Chris Buescher, joined the show ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The most anticipated - and dreaded - event of this year's #CABudget process is on the horizon - the Governor's "May Revision"

The Season Finale of Smuggler, Pilot, Soldier, Alien! We'll be back with a new season in late spring of 2024!Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Hosts - Will Barrett and Stacy "The Millzer" MillsGuest - Lt. Col. Scott GravesClassic Poetic Justice - Chip Powell and Lewis MillsClassic Motivational Minute - Coach Donny Burnett

Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Erin and Neseel begin to form their plan to handle the Alien.Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Erin and Neseel get a proper conversation in Cargo Bay 2. Turns out, they're not so different. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

A break for the escape pod. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Erin and Neseel discuss the plan going forward on the ship's bridge.Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Smuggler, Pilot, Soldier... all in one place together.Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

The warp is far more dangerous than previously believed. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

The Pilot's and Soldier's perspective. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

We wanted to end season five on a high note.  Our fellow podcaster, Joan Watson-Jones is host of The Jazz Room here on M the Media Project and a seasoned composer and performer of Jazz, America's great artform. We know you'll enjoy part I of host Scott Graves's interview with Joan taken in October of this year. She was just coming off of her performance in Cambridge, MA at the Lily Pad and getting ready for more recording in 2023.

The Warp and regret. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Captain Erin arrives at Venus. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

Captain Erin Navarr of the Cargo Ship Kipper makes contact with the Liana and picks up some their cargo. Created by F. Scott GravesPerformances this season by Sarah Heaton, Jessica Simons, Doug McAvoy, and F. Scott Graves.Follow us on social media (Twitter, IG, TikTok): @gravestonecrewFind out more about our other shows on our website: www.gravestoneproductions.comand support the show with donations and stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gravestonecrewAdditional sound design provided by Zapsplat.comMentioned in this episode:Listen on Apollo+!If you subscribe and listen on Apollo+ not only do you support the show, you gain access to bonus supercut episodes, as well as bonus content and ad-free listening on over 40 other shows! Sign up by downloading the Apollo Podcasts app or on Apollopods.com

It's mid November and California budget revenue collections are way below projections. Paired with historically high rates of inflation, the Legislature may be facing a $25 billion deficit in FY 23-24. One big difference from budget deficits of the past, however, is the state has $23 billion saved in rainy day funds. Experts agree: Is the situation serious? Without a doubt. Is it a crisis? No. So what does this mean for advocates? Lobbying for new program investments is going to be hella difficult. Does that mean we close up shop and go home? Heck no! In this episode, recorded live on Monday, November 13, 2022, I talk with a California budget expert and fellow budget lobbyists about perilous budget conditions and what this portends for advocates in the new year. I am joined by: - Scott Graves, Director of Research at the California Budget and Policy Center - Christopher Sanchez, Policy Associate at the Western Center on Law and Poverty - Jennifer Fearing, President of Fearless Advocacy We discuss: What's on your fall budget prep check list? (10:57) The pros/cons of running a companion policy bill when you are lobbying a budget request (15:40) How the state's Budget reserves work (21:49) Knowing how to lobby the budget will make you a better lobbyist (25:18) How repurposing existing budget funding works (35:00) What budget advocates might expect in the Governor's second term (43:17) What should we expect from our legislative champions? (51:36) Persistence versus being a pest (55:11) Hosted by Kristina Bas Hamilton, founder of KBH Advocacy. Share your thoughts on today's episode with me on Twitter. Click here to join the free text community for more insight and updates from KBH Advocacy. This episode is sponsored by: • FastDemocracy is a streamlined and easy-to-use bill tracker that saves you time and allows you to focus on what really matters — advocating for policy. Visit fastdemocracy.com to learn more and don't forget to use the promo code BLUEPRINT. • Subtext helps you build genuine connections with your biggest supporters over text. Subtext is an award-winning texting platform that connects hosts with subscribers free from the chaos of social media and the clutter of email. Go to www.joinsubtext.com. © 2021 – 2022 KBH Advocacy, Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blueprint4caadvocates/message

In this episode, Scott Graves talks about how investing in creating housing density across a wide a socioeconomic spectrum can build better places. Like this show? Please leave us a review here (https://econdevshow.com/rate-this-podcast/) — even one sentence helps! Special Guest: Scott Graves.

Our guest this week is Scott Graves, founder of SM Graves Associates and host of the Are We Here Yet? Podcast, which is a part of his M the Media Project. We talked to Scott about Business Triage, a business program done in partnership with Valley Venture Mentors that is designed to assist businesses in getting beyond the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.  We also talked with Scott about his podcast and some other really interesting stuff! Connect with Scott and his projects at: https://www.smgravesassociates.com/business-triage/ Are we here yet? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arewehereyetpodcast Instagram: @bizstewardsmg Twitter: @smgcreative If you like our show, there's a few things you can do to help us out: Check out our website at https://www.softservepodcast.com! Subscribe to our podcast in your favorite app, download our episodes! Leave a 5-star Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-soft-serve-podcast/id1428770328 TELL A FRIEND about our show!

Aaron Longwell, Scott Graves and Judah McAuley are back for the final installment of this two-part episode of the 7CTO Studio Podcast. Aaron is the Software Development Manager at Serverless, Scott is the CTO at Reps and Co, as well as a Founding Partner at Scale Tech Consulting, and Judah is the Associate Director at Tinuiti. This week, they continue their conversation about degeneracy and its relationship to redundancy. Here are some ideas you'll hear them explore: It usually takes a lot of waste to get to the optimal setup. The smaller the piece of the system, the more precise you need to be. As you zoom out, you can be more tolerant of inefficiency. Dial in the parts of the system that are stable; focus your adaptability on the areas that are subject to change. How is the energy in your team best applied? “The thing I've learned the most in managing teams the last couple of years, is to leave lots of slack… leave room for having the energy to think about and try different things.” Darwin originally theorized evolution as descent with modification and differential survival. They discuss what is similar in software development, and what might be missing.  How Deming's generative organizational principles apply to building software development teams: “In a good generative culture the complexity will naturally evolve.” Is it wrong to piggyback off other systems to solve degeneracy? “Human engineers make progress all the time by looking at the solutions that evolution has come up with.” But is that an effective model to follow? They discuss the possibilities and implications.  “Unless we allow for those emergent phenomena we're never going to get true complexity.” Resources Aaron Longwell | LinkedIn | Twitter Serverless Scott Graves | LinkedIn Scale Tech Consulting  Judah McAuley | LinkedIn  Tinuiti  Gang of Four Design Patterns

Etienne De Bruin welcomes Aaron Longwell, Scott Graves and Judah McAuley to this episode of the CTO Podcast. Aaron is the Software Development Manager at Serverless, Scott is the CTO at Reps and Co, as well as a Founding Partner at Scale Tech Consulting, and Judah is the Associate Director at Tinuit. In the first installment of this two-part episode, they're exploring what engineers can learn from evolutionary biology when it comes to the software development process.  You'll hear Etienne, Aaron, Scott and Judah talk about: How software development follows patterns of biology and ecology, as well as dynamic systems theory. The importance of The Adjacent Possible. This is where modification occurs in a network that makes something possible that wasn't possible before the modification.  The way lay people think about code is much simpler than what coding actually is. "People who are not in software I always tell them, every piece of software you admire, …if you could peel the curtain back on that, you'll be shocked at how hard to understand and complicated and garbage the code looks," Aaron says. Software, especially coding, is much more complicated than it looks and there are so many algorithms that need to be followed. You can only change bits of code at a time or else the systems get out of balance.  What matters most is how well the system around the code works. The thing that makes the code most adaptable is you.  Why you should allow some randomness and some mess into your problem solving so that you can explore other avenues to resolve issues.  Resources Aaron Longwell | LinkedIn | Twitter Serverless Scott Graves | LinkedIn Scale Tech Consulting  Judah McAuley | LinkedIn  Tinuiti

DEI or Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is a top topic in boardrooms, businesses, schools and organizations of all types in the United States today.  The effort has been politicized, mis-characterized and emphasized and why not?  Doesn't the great American experiment require a seat at the table for truly ALL of our willing citizens?   On the heels of another DEI training, co-host Scott Graves asks the question, ‘what's fundamentally behind the emphasis on DEI in our current society' and what effects is DEI having on our political landscape even as it takes effect in our communities.   We ask that our listeners open up their hearts and minds, to truly listen to their neighbors.  This is perhaps the greatest gift we can give each other; the start of change.

As we add layers of management, we as leaders should try keep our fingers on the pulse of how people down in the organization are feeling. We make extra effort to learn about their relationship with leadership change.A “skip level” meeting is an essential tool for the technology executive to learn more about how people are doing one level below your direct reports.Check out 7CTOs.com

Scott Graves, crew chief for Chris Buescher and the No. 17 team at RFK Racing, joined Steve Post and Todd Gordon to preview the racing action at Darlington Raceway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scott Graves, crew chief for Chris Buescher and the No. 17 team at RFK Racing, joined Steve Post and Todd Gordon to preview the racing action at Darlington Raceway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

California's budget surplus continues to balloon, thanks to growing tax revenues from the state's wealthiest citizens It seems likely that most taxpayers will get some sort of rebate this summer, but officials in Sacramento can't agree on just how much that should be The latest budget proposal comes from the Democrats in the State Senate, who announced late last week that the state's surplus has soared to a projected 68 billion dollars, a staggering number that would shatter the record set just last year, of $47 billion. Much of that surplus has to go into public education, but the Senate Democrats want to set aside billions more for the state's rainy day reserve fund, and give $8 billion back to taxpayers in the form of $200 per person, up to $1000 for a family of five. They also propose rebates for businesses, as well as larger investments in solving homelessness, addressing climate change, and tackling deep poverty and access to health care. For more on this, KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas, Patti Reising and Doug Sovern are joined by Scott Graves, Director of Research at the California Budget and Policy Center, the nonpartisan nonprofit based in Sacramento.

With Cam and Bruce away this week co-host Scott Graves asked comedienne Stephanie Elliott to the show. Did we talk of sober political philosophy or current events?  Hells Yeahh!!!!! President Joe Biden's recent discussion on authoritarianism vs. Democracy? Check.  Asking the question ‘Why do American Presidents Love them a good War?  Check. What is happening in the daily struggle for Ukraine's Autonomy? Check  The history behind New Hampshire's vote last week to secede from the Union? Check  Stowe, VT's bid to do the same in the 1980's and secede to New Hampshire? Check. We're not saving the world but we did get in a few punches for sure.  Check out Stephanie's North Shore Business Hound & Country Pet Care.  Celebrating their ten year anniversary.  And be on the lookout for Cereal for Serial Killers, our latest collaboration with Stephanie coming soon to M the Media Project.

How did two guys, one a touring musician and educator, the other a home-builder join forces while gravitating towards work that addresses challenges in economic development, community building and employee ownership? The next installment in our series 'An EPIC Guide to Community Building' Scott Graves, host of SMG's 'Are We Here Yet?' podcast is joined by his business partner and good buddy Ethan DeSota to get into a little history. Hear them talk about how they came to have an interest in re-building struggling towns, how they discovered facets of economic. and social justice such as the forming of employee owned businesses and why they think their priorities are important to the everyday lives of both their families and their neighbors. What is EPIC LLC?

Tonight, Susan Taylor of Taylored Consultants and host Scott Graves provide a discussion targeted to be of help to our friends in Economic Development and Planning.  In a recent community that Susan has worked in, a program we're calling ‘Large Blue Schmucks' was recently launched as an incentive for consumers to engage in ‘support' of local business.   From its execution to its humble beginnings as an idea residing upon someone's desktop, this program went from bad to worse.  It's effectiveness with consumers has been in question and before that even became an issue, the public sphere took up the notion expressed by business owners operating outside the city downtown that it, along with all prior programs initiated by the city, were being used to exclude them.  Susan and Scott provide a synopsis of the program intentions, execution and results all while offering to you, the economic development professional, specific options to consider or steps to take to avoid such a mishap in your community before they become problems.  What to consider when doing the important work of economic development: inclusivity, diversity, spending time on the streets in your town, understanding people from their perspective and more.  That's what's in store on this SMG's ‘Are We Here Yet?' podcast.  ** Susan Taylor and Scott Graves are a part of the Business Triage Program.  A state subsidized business assistance service an exclusive part of M the Media Projects parent company, SMGraves Associates. 

The Gann limit hovers over the California capitol like an ominous cloud on an otherwise sunny day. Despite massive tax revenues and a projected discretionary budget surplus of $20.6 billion (with a strong potential to exceed this amount by $15 billion), the state must abide by an arbitrary spending cap adopted over 40 years ago - the Gann limit. This limit severely restrains any new investment by the Governor and Legislature. Budget advocacy is already very challenging. Gann ensures that advocates will battle a terrible headwind, especially for spending proposals that do not meet the narrow exclusions allowed by Gann. Today I talk with Scott Graves, Research Director at the California Budget and Policy Center, a non-profit and non-partisan research group based in Sacramento. We break down the Gann limit and discuss what's at stake for advocates as they advance their FY 22-23 budget proposals. We discuss: 01:59 - What is the Gann limit? 06:49 - What are the state's options for dealing with the Gann limit? 08:24 - What is infrastructure spending? 09:26 - What qualifies as emergency spending? 12:18 - What about reducing revenue? 13:24 - What does this mean for advocates? 16:54 - Wait, there's more: how Gann interacts with Prop 98 and Prop 2 is creating even bigger problems for advocates (and the Governor) 22:03 - The Gann limit will continue to be a problem for advocates after 2022 23:41 - How can we fix the Gann limit? Episode Transcript Learn more: Q&A: How the Gann Limit Threatens Ongoing Investments for Californians (California Budget and Policy Center) The Definition of Qualified Capital Outlay for the State Appropriations Limit (Legislative Analyst's Office) Initial Comments on the State Appropriations Limit Proposal (Legislative Analyst's Office) Hosted by Kristina Bas Hamilton, founder of KBH Advocacy. Support the Blueprint for California Advocates podcast so we can produce more content like this. Find me on twitter at @kbashamilton. This episode is sponsored by: FastDemocracy is a streamlined and easy-to-use bill tracker that saves you time and allows you to focus on what really matters — advocating for policy. Visit fastdemocracy.com to learn more and don't forget to use the promo code BLUEPRINT. Subtext helps you build genuine connections with your biggest supporters over text. Subtext is an award-winning texting platform that connects hosts with subscribers free from the chaos of social media and clutter of email. © 2021 – 2022 KBH Advocacy, Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blueprint4caadvocates/message

We have a chat with 3 CTOs in the room on being aware of their team's needs. And how to meet them. We also talk about our own ability to be vulnerable for our teams.Thank you Scott Graves from Scale Tech and Chris Peterson from Scientist.com for joining us.Check out https://cto.studio for all our episodes.

How are you doing you as CTO have responded well to the pandemic. You've got your workforce remote right now, you're dealing with the globalization of the workforce. How are you viewing the future of work? How are you adjusting? What are you saying to your C suite? How are you approaching your people in a way that is innovative, unique? And appropriate for the times. Scott Graves, Paul Johnson Frank Febbraro are in the CTO studio with me and we'll have a discussion about it.Learn more at 7ctos.com/podcast

The Mental Suppository will return with brand new episodes on February 4th. Until then we wish to share a few favorite “leftovers” from our inaugural 2021 season. We were fortunate enough to do three live shows during that season. Two of which were hosted over Zoom with the third one presented live at Northeast Comic Con and Collectibles Winter Show on Thanksgiving Weekend. July 16th the Mental Suppository hosted it's second live event on its official YouTube channel. A live reading of the 1945 radio drama Dick Tracy and the Case of the Big Top Murders. It starred Andrew Shanley as Dick Tracy, Ramona Puchalski-Piretti as Tess Trueheart, Bret Herholz as Vitamin Flintheart, Jamie Billings as Duckfoot the Clown, Sydney Goddard as Zelda the Elephant Trainer, Lisa Billings as Faye Line the Lion Tamer and Scott Graves as Shill the Circus Owner and the Announcer.  Presented with sound effects and incidental music for your listening pleasure. So sit back and relax. And enjoy a Tootsie Roll while you listen to a presentation of a classic radio play.

We assembled a few CTOs and Financial guru's to talk about how the CTO should consider the business viability of web3 and when to start committing to development resources. The short answer is to see this all as R&D and to not go crazy. It's goo though to get your engineers some exposure to the technologies. Thank you Scott Graves, Agustin Lebron, Michael Bastos and Ken Cone for joining me.Check out 7CTOs.com to find more peer groups and invest in your personal growth as CTO.

An annual rite of passage is the introduction of the governor's budget proposal each January.   Recent state budgets, despite the COVID pandemic, have surged with Governor Newsom and the legislature seeking to fund new programs while growing others.   To discuss this further, KCBS Radio news anchors Patti Reising and Jeff Bell, joined by Sonoma State political scientist David McCuan, spoke with Scott Graves, Director of Research at the California Budget and Policy Center. Doug Sovern is off today, filling in is Sonoma State Political Scientist David McCuan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Kevin Begley is joined by Jocelyn Cohen & Scott Graves from the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation. Accessibility, inclusion, empathy and adventure have always fueled our mission at Stepping Stones Museum for Children. Listen as Jocelyn and Scott share their inspirational stories and all the ways you can help support those living with CP. They also tell us all about their exciting event this month, STEPTEMBER! Link to transcript for audio accessibility: https://bit.ly/CPARFxUnderTheCupolaTranscript

Through his nonprofit, Special Ops Xcursions, founder Scott Graves is devoted to providing unique adventures to Special Operations Forces service members and their families at no cost. The list of adventures includes hunting, fishing, skeet shooting, archery range days, family retreats, safaris and even music-writing getaways with Nashville recording artists. In this episode, Scott shares the story of how he and a small group of friends came up with this idea in 2012 at their West Tennessee hunting club. After the first group of soldiers arrived in September 2013 for a dove hunt, the overwhelming success of that excursion quickly rippled into numerous events providing all types of outdoor activities.

Voice of Business with Alex Guardiola, Scott Graves, Ed Manzi & Tim McMahon, and Sarah Akbar (12/9/20). Segment 1: Alex Guardiola (Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce) Segment 2: Scott Graves (WorcShop) Segment 3: Ed Manzi & Tim McMahon (Fidelity Bank) Segment 4: Sarah Akbar (WPI)

We joined long-time friend and host Scott Graves's school mate Ramona Piretti for Episode #31.  Ramona teaches innovative literature classes at Conard High School in West Hartford, CT.  Her class featuring women's literature is ground-breaking for it's use of women writers who require more recognition in mainstream classrooms, which can be said for the voices of many of her students as well.  

Scott Graves is founder of Special Ops Xcursions, a volunteer nonprofit organization devoted to providing outdoor adventure to active duty Special Operations Warriors and their families.

Today we welcome Scott Graves of the California Budget and Policy Center. The CBPC provides independent fiscal and policy analysis of the California budget with the goal of improving the lives of low and middle income Callfornians. Scott begins by discussing how the legislature set up a rainy day fund in anticipation of future recessions and how accessing the fund helped soften the fiscal blow caused by the pandemic. The effects of COVID-19 radiate through the entire conversation as Scott discusses how budgets reflect priorities and values, how California can raise revenue without raising taxes through structure changes, like closing prisons, why moving toward a form of single payer health care is necessary, and what the CBPC like and didn’t like from the August budget. He finishes by discussing by Califorina billionaires getting richer during the pandemic, and the sober analysis that it will take national leadership to help California and the rest of the country recover from covid. Follow Us on Twitter and Facebook

Jonathan and Geoff dust off an interview recorded pre-COVID with cowboy lobbyist Scott Graves, but not before checking in with Scott on how life has been back at the barn in Texas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After being challenged by seeking natural cures to improve from health challenges Dr. Scott Graves began his mission to help people improve their health and wellness to help them heal without surgery or drugs. Podcast Highlights: Learn more about The Sedona Method to improve your health Understanding The Nasty Nine items to avoid that can destroy your health. Gain awareness of how meditation and self-reflection can improve your well being

In this episode I chat with my life-long friend, Dr. Scott Graves to discuss action, hope, empowerment, and love in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that currently has us all huddled up in a much more isolated way than we are typically used to. We explore how to care for ourselves physically, emotionally, and spiritually in such an unprecedented time. Dr. Scott is an acupuncture physician and holds a master's in counseling and theology. He is the founder of Triune Wellness Center in Orlando, FL and is the creator of the online course entitled Total Gut Transformation (www.TotalGutTransformation.com).If you are finding yourself overwhelmed by the stress, anxiety, and isolation that is currently coursing through all of humanity right now, consider the following options:1. Schedule a confidential online therapy session with one of our amazing therapists at Mindful Counseling GR (if you are a Michigan resident). For those of you who are out of state, you can find local therapists in your area who are also able to do video sessions during this time. Most insurance carriers are covering online sessions presently. If you have questions about what online therapy is like, check out this one minute video that helps to demystify the experience.2. Reach out to Dr. Scott for an online appointment from anywhere in the US and get a FREE copy of his Complete Cold and Flu Guide. Additionally, you can pick up a copy of The Sedona Method on Amazon mentioned in the episode.3. Download the Metafi App for free. It is a wonderful tool for tracking, and journaling your emotional experiences as they arise as bodily sensations in order to help to soothe and learn from them. Metafi was created by Mindful Counseling GR therapist, Benjamin Reisterer.Additionally, many great yoga studios are putting their classes online for free. Moving your body is a great way to deal with stress. Use Google to search for free online yoga classes. Bryan Nixon is a psychotherapist and the founder and clinical director of Mindful Counseling GR in Grand Rapids, MI. He is also a teacher and facilitator in Relationally Focused Psychodynamic Therapy, a post-grad continuing education program for therapists. 

This week we dive into the OK State/K State Basketball games and look toward the next games to come for men's basketball. We also discuss opening weekend for Tech Baseball and preview the Round Rock Series this weekend. Finally we discuss track/NASCAR/and all things great about spring sports at Tech!Legends of the Matador: Scott Graves - NASCAR Crew ChiefFebruary 11, 2020This weekend, NASCAR launches their 2020 season at the Daytona 500. Today we are excited to share with you Scott Graves' story. His story is an interesting one that winds from the oil business in West Texas, working in the 'Motor City' of Detroit, and humbly working his way through the racing circuit to what many consider to be one of racing's biggest stages.He gives us a rundown of what it is like to be a NASCAR Crew Chief and also previews the upcoming season! If you don't have a driver you cheer for yet, may we suggest Ryan Newman and the #6 car, with Tech alum Scott Graves as his Crew Chief for the 2020 season!Our podcast and fan pages are run by students, alumni, and fans, and we are proud to support Texas Tech!We are not affiliated with Texas Tech University, and our opinions and views may not represent the opinions of Texas Tech or its affiliates.Hosts for this episode:Steve Makelki and Ryan Butler

This weekend, NASCAR launches their 2020 season at the Daytona 500. Today we are excited to share with you Scott Graves' story. His story is an interesting one that winds from the oil business in West Texas, working in the 'Motor City' of Detroit, and humbly working his way through the racing circuit to what many consider to be one of racing's biggest stages.He gives us a rundown of what it is like to be a NASCAR Crew Chief and also previews the upcoming season! If you don't have a driver you cheer for yet, may we suggest Ryan Newman and the #6 car, with Tech alum Scott Graves as his Crew Chief for the 2020 season!Our podcast and fan pages are run by students, alumni, and fans, and we are proud to support Texas Tech!We are not affiliated with Texas Tech University, and our opinions and views may not represent the opinions of Texas Tech or its affiliates.Hosts for this episode:Steve Makelki and Keith Abbott

In the second part of the two part series from Sonoma, CA- Bram discusses all of the innovation in the sport that is geared to engaging fans new and old.  Plus, championship driver Ryan Newman and his crew chief Scott Graves discuss how the sport has changed with the advent of a tech boom and what the future looks like for fans and the competitors themselves. 

Listen in on Mark Keppler's conversation with Scott Graves, Director of Research for the Calif Budget & Policy Center and former California's Legislative Analyst, Mac Taylor.

Hear from Mark Keppler, Scott Graves, the Director of Research for the Calif Budget & Policy Center, and Mac Taylor with the LAO about the upcoming budget negotiations in California.

On this week's episode, Mark Keppler is joined by California's Legislative Analyst, Mac Taylor and Scott Graves, Director of Research for the Calif Budget to discuss the State's spending plan for 2018 and 2019.

In this episode, we sat down with Scott Graves, founder of "Special Ops Xcursions" (http://www.specialopsxcursions.org/). They offer active duty Special Operations Forces members a chance to partner with professional guides & volunteers in the general public for endless opportunities in the outdoors. Scott has a huge heart for the men and women who serve this country, and it shows in their organization. We spoke a lot about their program, conservation, family, and hunting in general. Make sure you give them a follow on facebook and instagram! Instagram.com/huntnashvillle Facebook.com/huntnashville HuntNashville.com Youtube.com/huntnashville Hunt Nashville is a show about hunting, music, the outdoors, and life as a musician. We interview musicians, outdoorsmen and women, and a bunch of folks in between, covering topics like deer hunting, turkey hunting, songwriting, recording, touring, and much, much more! Thanks for listening, C'mon buddy!!

Music is possibly one of the most powerful forces in exsistance. join me today on the NH Business Show as I speak with Scott Graves, owner of Smash Music. Get more from Smash Music at: http://www.thestrandballroom.com https://www.facebook.com/TheStrandBallroom Sponsors: Phonesites http://bit.ly/2yfhjY8 Ideal Health - https://bit.ly/2rVYdRg Project Quoting: https://bit.ly/2IyR4wz Leave reviews and/or subscribe! Please, it's helpful: Itunes: https://apple.co/2syXPIb Google Play: https://bit.ly/2LhMT9A Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2syY85N IheartRadio: https://ihr.fm/2xzdg8V For more from the NH Business show, check us out at : www.NHBusinessShow.com

Kyle Larson won the Auto Club 400 at Auto Club Speedway. It's his second career victory. He dominated the race and has had a strong season up to this point.  Also we'll discuss the fact that Dave Rogers has taken an imediate leave of absence from Joe Gibbs Racing and has been replaced by Scott Graves, who won the championship last season with Daniel Suarez in the NASCAR XFINITY Series. Is there more to it?  Plus one reporter gave their opinion on what is wrong with NASCAR. We'll discuss that.  Then we'll talk about our surprises and disappointments through the first five races of the season. Who needs to pick it up and who needs to stay strong. We'll also take your phone calls at 917-889-8280! 

By necessity entrepreneurs have to accomplish a lot in a relatively short amount of time. There are so many things to balance when starting a farm or growing your current farm business if you do not keep organized and focused you are doomed from the start. Early on I created a plan for how I saw my farm going. I started at 20 years out and worked backwards to present day. I have a dream that I would like to realize and I see that dream taking shape every day around me. It is not an easy road, but there are certain tools and techniques you can use to make that road a little less bumpy. A strategic farm business plan is one of them. "To achieve great things two things are needed. A plan and not quite enough time." -Leonard Bernstein In this episode of the Growing Farms Podcast I bring on Scott Graves, an agricultural businessman with a passion for the arts. Scott and I discuss farm business plans, things to look for when you want to expand or rejuvenate your business, and a whole lot more. Right click here to download the MP3 In this farm podcast you will learn: Why reflection is an important part of business planning How to prioritize the many tasks you have to get done on and off farm Why multi-tasking is BS and approaching one project at a time Growing your farm business sustainably Building social capitol The benefit of thoroughly defining your demographics Understanding your farm products Improving efficiency Interview with Scott Graves of SM Graves Creative Associates Scott’s focus on strategic business capabilities have been garnered through experience in executive management, education and advocacy.  In addition to credentials as a sales and marketing professional,  Scott is a licensed property and casualty insurance professional, CLCS. SMGraves Creative Associates allows Scott and his team members the ability to  offer their services to clients as part of a concerted effort which increases the quality of results for their clients.  His unique combination of creative, strategic and functional perspective make him a powerful and trusted advisor. Scott has successfully assisted organizations to achieve their goals representing financial services, arts and culture, health and human services, rental/retail and education. He is a former executive director, music educator and performing artist, recognized as a leader in business and creative expression. Scott is Vice President, Board of Directors for the GVNA HealthCare, a dedicated Rotarian at the local and district level and Chairman, Board of Directors for EPHAS (Every Person Has A Story), currently training 2000 students in photo-journalism, documentary work and entrepreneurship in the US and ten countries.  Scott participates in the development of regional projects addressing some of Massachusetts toughest issues including economic development, access to music education and teen substance abuse. Scott resides in Central Massachusetts with his wife Christine, daughters Abigail and Marcella.  They happily while away the hours growing their own food, traveling by bicycle and generally laughing, playing and reading together. Items mentioned in this farm podcast include:   The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It   Orbiting the Giant Hairball: A Corporate Fool's Guide to Surviving with Grace Take aways: Do you have a well thought out farm plan? What do you see as the future of your agricultural enterprise? Who are you selling to? Can you answer that question in detail? -- My skills are ever-evolving as an interviewer. Thanks for taking the time to listen in, and let me know what you think. You can leave a comment below, send me an e-mail, reach me on Facebook or Twitter, or leave a 5 star rating in iTunes if you liked the show. Click to subscrible to iTunes Click to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes Feed) Support the podcast with $1 a month

The Athletes Lounge Cycling Team won $2,000 at the Monday Night PIR Team Competition 2015 sponsored by Castelli and we were there for the presentation! Interviews with Chris Bagg, Gary Wallesen, Sara Schmitt, Jenny Greeve, Zach Wiens, Scott Graves, Annick Chalier and Amy Van Tassel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guests: Brendan Gaughan & Scott Graves (Chris Buescher’s Crew Chief) The Top 10 drivers report card, Should the #31 use a holographic crew chief? NASCAR coming to their senses, Ryan Newman’s team not so much, Kevin Harvick struggling? Denny’s Denny’s so good, you need to say it twice. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie Support the show: http://patreon.com/thefinallap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.