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The Gateway Podcast – Paranormal Investigative Equipment Date: Nov. 25, 2024 Episode: 52 Discussion: The Do's and Don'ts with Equipment About Scott & Kim Horn: Kimberly Horn has been sensitive to the paranormal from a young age, but her abilities profoundly expanded after a near-death experience at age 15. With over 33 years of experience, she has honed her connection to the spiritual realm through various methods. Her passion for uncovering the unknown drives her pursuit of answers, and she finds great satisfaction in validating paranormal phenomena by blending her intuitive gifts with cutting-edge investigative equipment. Scott Horn, on the other hand, entered the field as a skeptic. With a professional background in management and quality control for military-grade electronic components, Scott's technical expertise fuels his passion for research and development in the paranormal space. Website: https://www.hornparanormal.shop/blank-1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whoseafraidofthedark Host: CL Thomas C.L. Thomas was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Belmont University, she moved to Nashville in pursuit of a career in communications and photojournalism where she lived for fifteen years. C.L. travels widely as a fine arts photographer and writer exploring various afterlife research, OBEs, metaphysics, folklore, and paranormal events and group. She is the producer and host of Small Town Tales Podcast & the Gateway Radio Show on Public United Radio Network, an established content writer for entertainment, and author. Her works include Speaking to Shadows and Dancing with Demons. CL Thomas is also a Spirit Artist who does sittings on request. She currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada with her beloved golden retriever and maine coon cat. www.clthomas.org Follow CL on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram: / author_cl_thomas www.clthomas.org

Who needs banks when you have creative financing?!! Scott Horn who is a lawyer, real estate investor and entrepreneur talks about buying property without banks. He also drops a great deal of knowledge on just making things happen.Great ready! This episode is pack full of knowledge!

Bulls Beat 10-13: Scott/Horn/Mangum press conference, Jose Fernandez, big Softball coaching addition by USF

This week's show is called "Does Paid Search Ever Work for Enterprise B2B?".  My guest is Scott Horn, CMO at several SaaS companies. Join us as we discuss a little bit about Brisket Camp, paid search working in a scalable way for B2B, the difference when thinking about paid search as a marketing and revenue leader, and how to start to educate your organization and leadership on a different way of thinking about paid search channels. Listen in now or watch the video! Read the full transcript on the Heinz Marketing blog starting Mon. 10/11 at 6am PST. Thank you to our sponsor: In today's digitally saturated, hybrid workplace, authentic human connection makes all the difference. Brands that embrace physical, virtual, and hybrid strategies are building meaningful connections, and growing revenue. Come and learn success stories on how the best companies are delighting and engaging in meaningful connections with lasting impressions during Sendoso's CONNECTED event on October 13th. Learn more at Sendoso.com/Connected   Sales Pipeline Radio is produced by Heinz Marketing. I interview the best and brightest minds in sales and Marketing.  If you would like to be a guest on Sales Pipeline Radio send an email to Sheena. For sponsorship opportunities, contact Cherie.

A special version of the Covid Smile Jam, from Scott Horn's driveway.

A former FBI agent that lived for routine did something he'd never done, he broke it. This was not like Scott Horn and soon after, a search began for the father of two and when his body was eventually recovered, local investigators were left with more questions than answers.

When Kelly Horn finds out her father, former FBI agent Scott Horn, has been murdered at his house, she is stunned. As police dig into Scott’s past, they begin to think the key to the mystery might be quite close to home. Josh Mankiewicz reports. Originally aired on NBC on April 17, 2020.

What happens when Marketing leaders take on Sales? Scott Horn is the CRO (Chief Revenue Officer) of PrismHR, a SaaS company in the HR space. He shares his story of life as a CRO after over 2 decades in Marketing. Prior to his role as CRO at PrismHR, Scott was Chief Marketing and Revenue Ops officer at [24]7.ai, and the chief marketer for Seagate. He also spent 17 years at Microsoft - a tenure almost unheard of in B2B marketing. Scott is passionate about hiring great talent- and the key to that process is getting the interview right. Scott shares what he's learned over the years when it comes to building great teams, and tells us how he is training his team to be great interviewers. Along the way, he shares practical insights on: - How to tell if someone “has self-awareness and wants to learn” - The trick to hiring for that critical role of SDRs (Sales Development Representatives) and BDRs (Business Development Representatives) - What CEOs get wrong when hiring CMOs - Why your LinkedIn profile matters more than your resume to get the best job today

On Episode 81, we're back with Scott Horn, CMO at PrismHR. In the first part of our chat, we looked at how how he approached his new job and interviewed candidates. Now we get a bit deeper. How does he run the marketing machine? He uses OKRs—a term that made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Plus, we chat about the creative side of marketing, and a possible brand refresh for PrismHR. Then we look at how the CMO role is evolving and get Scott’s perspective on trends he’s following.

It’s a long episode, but it is worth it… we’ve got a full review of Comic Con, one of our best drafts ever, and a full breakdown on the controversy surrounding Guardians of the Galaxy’s James Gunn. Take a listen and thank you for your support! Special thanks to Scott Horn and Draftmaster Andrew DeSalvo for joining us!

We’ve got Orlando Weekly’s Scott Horn this week, and he’s giving us the details on Orlando’s blossoming board game scene. His article dives deep into Dice Tower Con, local board game spots, developers, and much more. But, of course, we can’t just leave it there. We still have to crane kick our way to YouTube Red, lose our collective minds over Ducktales, and leave a single solid middle finger toward Dippin Dots. All that, plus the latest from the DCEU! Thanks for listening, and SUBSCRIBE!!  

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In this episode, we celebrate our half-year anniversary with too many brownies and just enough Murder Vans. Scott appears from the future with morbid first-hand knowledge and many adjectives to describe his levels of piss and vinegar. With Benders of Action afoot and rubbery goo at the ready, he attempts a last-ditch effort to revive the Murder Van. Sadly, chemicals are never the answer. Long live the junker jalopies! William presents a Train Pain Bonus Track that features urination targeting and multiple contusions in a tiny, lurching torture box. Can you hear me, Major Cooper? She Knows! Then the Murder Van returns to the sound of Whaaaaaaat!? It’s Manic Solutioneering with Scott Horn as he replaces ALL THE PARTS! Who needs sensibility, anyway? The phones are ringing off the hook as we raffle a lightly-killed vehicle and consider just how far Scott will go to extend a joke. Turns out he’s done this kind of thing before. With limited purchasing options, Scott solves our podcast’s recent loss by inheriting somebody else’s problems. To think, all this could have been avoided with precision editing. Congratulations, listener! William brings the Word of the Week, a Beyond the Porch sandwich, and pronoun trouble out of the queueueueue as we focus our attention on the notion of Birthdays. A brownie snafu has William texting for help and negotiating loan interest rates on dessert. Who doesn’t love big piles of sugar and frosting? Answer: Everyone over 40. Damn you, aging, healthy stomachs! Is this what regret tastes like? Then it’s time for a birthday retrospective as William learns about the long downward slide of forced married couple celebrations, Scott forgets how old he is, we reflect on an out-of-control mother-in-law fiction at the Cooper Family Christmas, and everyone eventually gets what they want – unless it’s young Scott who is out pimping hats or young, sociopathic William who finds other children disgusting. We bond over a two-year Walkie Talkie project and cry foul at Tandy toy substitutions. Never trust purple. Finally, a seamless segueway launches us into Music in Rearview. Is it word salad? What’s this magic mouth doing in the sun? How shapeless is my shoe? IS it the night? All these questions and more are answered with a green-field, genre-straddling, 1980s-iconic, deep-cut The Cars extravaganza, which you absolutely are required to enjoy. As William plays sponsorship matchmaker and Scott plays the electronic air drums, we end our podcast with a visit from an alliterative Jerry Lewis and decide that while we may not be creating art, it’s close enough for government work. Until next time, relax and and beware the egg salad!