Podcasts about Seabury

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Play Episode Listen Later May 9, 2023 40:01

El último hombre es un relato fantástico del escritor norteamericano Seabury Quinn (1889-1969), publicado en la edición de mayo de 1950 en la revista Weird Tales. El último hombre, narra la historia de Roger Mycroft, un veterano de guerra que visita a monsieur Toussaint, un espiritista que, según él, es capaz de hablar con los muertos. Años atrás, todos los hombres de la compañía se enamoraron de una mujer, Juanita, la cual prometió entregarse al último hombre que quedara con vida. Roger Mycroft es el último, y probablemente el único capaz de hacer cumplir aquella promesa aún cuando la muchacha esté muerta. Análisis de: El Espejo Gótico http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com/2009/11/el-ultimo-hombre-seabury-quinn.html Texto del relato extraído de: http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com/2009/11/el-ultimo-hombre-seabury-quinn.html Musicas: - 01. Mind Tricks - Experia (Epidemic) - 02. When Everyone Else Is Gone - Christian Andersen (Epidemic) - 03. Born to Dare - Arylide Fields (Epidemic) Nota: Este audio no se realiza con fines comerciales ni lucrativos. Es de difusión enteramente gratuita e intenta dar a conocer tanto a los escritores de los relatos y cuentos como a los autores de las músicas. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Weird Crimes by Seabury Quinn

Awesome Audiobooks

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2023 170:24

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Geriatric Care Management | Jennifer Brown with Seabury Resources for Aging

The Senior Soup Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2023 22:55

Seabury Resources For Aging Community Relations Manager Jennifer Brown joined Raquel and Ryan on The Senior Soup Podcast to discuss geriatric care management, which is also known as Aging Life Care Management. Founded in 1924 in Washington, D.C., Searbuy Resources began as a women's retirement home with deep roots in the faith-based community. Next April, Seabury will celebrate its 100th birthday - and yes, they are throwing a big party! At the beginning of the podcast, Jennifer discussed her background in the healthcare industry and her role as Seabury's community relations manager. Jennifer discussed the care management services that Seabury offers older adults, and she shared the appropriate time for someone to reach out to a care manager for help with their aging loved ones. The care management field is relatively new, Jennifer explained. It started locally about 30 years ago and is a specialty area of licensed social workers who are available to assist older adults and their families with various care needs, social needs, and housing needs. Care managers are hired to provide the same care and support that a next of kin would do for an older adult with no next of kin or a family far away. Care managers develop care plans to connect older adults and their families with home care agencies, primary care physicians, specialists, therapists, elder law attorneys, daily money managers, house cleaning services, and so many other resources. Aging life care managers also advocate for older adults, ensuring that their needs and safety are considered. They help mediate and arbitrate between family members who may have different opinions about the best course of action for an older adult. Families can contact aging life care managers when an older adult's situation declines or if the extended family is having difficulty managing their loved one's care. Care managers' hourly rates run between $150 to $170. Call Seabury Resources for Aging today at (202) 364-0020 if you or a loved one could benefit from the services an aging life care manager can provide.

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How It's Going, w/ Kristen Seabury

Chattin' with George Noonan

Play Episode Play 47 sec Highlight Listen Later Feb 12, 2023 86:16

Kristen (Christian) Seabury joins me, Sully, to discuss our failed podcast, her Olympic aspirations, our video from 30 years ago, and who has the bigger calves. All that and so much more packed into Part Deux! EnjoySupport the show https://www.buzzsprout.com/1143668/supportIG- chattinwithgeorgenoonanTwitter- @WithNoonanE-Mail- chattinwgn@gmail.comThanks for listening!

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Dental Health: An Informative, Fun Discussion!

Living With Cystic Fibrosis

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 9, 2023 39:58

Did you know your child should visit a pediatric dentist? Did you know that people with CF generally have better dental health than the rest of the general population? Are you familiar with a toothbrush that connects to your phone and will let you know if you're brushing your teeth correctly? Did you know if your CF child has reflux (very common in CF kids) this can impact their dental health?In this podcast Laura Bonnell will talk with Holli Seabury, the Executive Director of the Delta Dental Foundation. Ms. Seabury has a wealth of information about dental care. No one likes to go to the dentist, but Holli gives us so much information and you will find yourself wanting to learn more! Did you know if your child has CF (or a chronic illness) they can get 4 teeth cleanings a year, even if your employor/insurance says they don't cover it. Holli will explain how this works. Hollie Seabury, EdD, is the executive director of the Delta Dental Foundation. She is committed to oral health equity and advancing dental science through education and research. The Bonnell Foundation: thebonnellfoundation.orgEmail us: thebonnellfoundation@gmail.comColgate Hum toothbrush on avg. is $14.00. There is also a Colgate Hun toothbrush for adults. Its about $68.00 There at Target, Here are some choices on Amazon, or just search on google. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=colgate+hum&crid=3CZRRCF44509B&sprefix=colgate+hum%2Caps%2C90&ref=nb_sb_noss_1Delta Dental Website: https://www.deltadental.foundation/about-delta-dental-foundationDelta Dental All Smiles Shine App: https://www.deltadental.foundation/all-smiles-shine-appDelta Dental Foundation FB:https://www.facebook.com/DeltaDentalFoundationLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/delta-dental-foundation/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DDFGivesBackThanks to our sponsors:Vertex: https://www.vrtx.comGenentech: https://www.gene.com/Viatris: https://www.viatris.com/en

Ep 7 – Sadiq Gillani, Senior Advisor, Attestor Capital

Pfeffer on Power

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2022 20:56

Learn more about Jeffrey Pfeffer and where you can buy or listen to his books: https://JeffreyPfeffer.com/ SHOW NOTES: Meet Sadiq Gillani, a Senior Advisor for travel at Attestor Capital, where he is Chairman The Advisory Board for Condor, the second largest airline in Germany. We discuss how he used his association with Lufthansa to leverage his career, his career philosophy, how he spots new opportunities, personal brand building within a corporation, and surviving the departures of people who hired him at Lufthansa and Emirates. In this episode, we discuss: Using ideas of power to leverage knowledge and experience toward becoming more successful His series of career moves created by proactively managing his career Using power as an amplification of performance Leveraging platforms and identifying opportunities as they appear What put him in the ecosystem of travel startups His experience lecturing at Stanford for six years How internal and external activities simultaneously reinforce company and personal brands Aligning his interests with the company's for mutual benefit Repositioning himself as an expert on innovation within the travel industry The questions he asks to spot new opportunities His transition entirely to a portfolio career, sitting on boards, and advisory work A word of caution on personal brand building within a corporation The connection, interdependence, and interplay between the external and internal Why looking ahead to future implications of current work can pay big dividends The importance of staying relevant to your network The trade-off between risk and return within a career The importance of getting more operating experience to broaden out Looking broadly into your role within your company Surviving the departures of the people who hired him at Lufthansa and Emirates The value of having mentors and friends within your organization Cultivating internally diversified relationships GUEST BIO: Sadiq is a Senior Advisor for travel at Attestor Capital, where he is Chairman of the Advisory Board for Condor, the second-largest airline in Germany. He sits on the board of eTraveli, an online travel agency owned by CVC Partners, and the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council for Travel. Sadiq is also an Executive Coach and is creating a self-development program based on the work of Carl Jung. He started an MBA course at Stanford on the Travel & Airline industry and was a lecturer there from 2014-2020. He previously headed up the in-house consulting and transformation team of Emirates Group, reporting to Sir Tim Clark. He spent seven years with Lufthansa Group, where he was the Chief Strategy & Innovation officer, reporting to the CEO, and was Head of Network & Fleet at Eurowings. He began his career as a strategy consultant with Bain & Co. and was a partner at Seabury, a boutique airline consulting firm (now part of Accenture). He completed his M.B.A. at Harvard Business School and holds a B.A. and M.Phil in Management Studies from Cambridge University. He was included in the Financial Times' Top 100 leaders list, the World Economic Forum´s Young Global Leaders, and Capital Magazine's Top 40 under 40. SOCIAL MEDIA: Website www.sadiqgillani.com Instagram @sadiq.gillani LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/sgillani Produced by The www.MunnAvenuePress.com

LGBTQ and Aging w/ Kirstan Fuller, Social Innovation Manager, Seabury Resources for Aging 11/1/22

Aging Matters

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2022 54:36

Conversation w/ Kirstan Fuller, Social Innovation Manager, Seabury Resources for Aging, about consequences of social stigma and prejudice against LGBTQ older adults, problems seeking services and housing, and resources to help live long and healthy lives.

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Pledged to the Dead - Seabury Quinn

Scary Stories - Daily Short Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2022 64:41

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#42 Healing Personal Trauma with Melissa Turvey Seabury

Love Your Woo Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2022 40:46

The work that Melissa Turvey Seabury does is absolutely amazing! In this episode, she helps us to understand that our emotions are not something to fear—they're something to simple understand and have awareness around. She helps us to see the patterns that may be coming up in your life and how to use the many healing modalities available to help us to heal. We need more women like her in the world and I'm thrilled to share her with you today! Melissa Turvey Seabury is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida and Connecticut. She's worked with children, adolescents and adults presenting with a variety of personal challenges. During her sessions, she identifies negative beliefs that have created barriers to the goals that each client have a desire to achieve in their lives. Together, they work as a team, to tackle these systems. She believes in creating a warm, therapeutic environment which allows people to unearth pain, doubt and sometimes past traumas that have defined their personal narrative. She is an advocate for the strength and resiliency of her clients. She believes emotion have a purpose and after identifying their purpose, she works to consolidate all parts of her client so they can have the best human experience possible. In this episode, we discuss: ✨ How the body is effected by trauma. ✨ How dance has helped her personally to heal trauma. ✨ The difference between talk therapy and trauma-based therapy. ✨ Rewiring the "thinking mind" to go layers deeper into the subconscious mind to heal ✨ The tools (EMDR, Brainspotting, and more!) that she uses with her clients to go into the limbic system to create healing. ✨ How to navigate the intense emotions that we feel and why they're not something to fear. Connect with Melissa: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/melissa-sue-turvey-seabury-naples-fl/318690 or Email: therapytreatment.turvey@gmail.com Connect with Jess at www.loveyourwoo.com or on Instagram @loveyourwoo

A Forgotten Real-Life Gilded Gentleman: The World of Effingham Nichols

The Gilded Gentleman

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2022 54:18

XXV. The Merchant's House Museum is one of New York City's most important and cherished historic house museums. Built in 1832 and still intact to this day, the house was home to patriarch Seabury Tredwell and his family for just about 100 years before opening to the public as a museum in 1933. Nowhere can one see the antebellum world of Old New York quite as clearly one can see here with much of the family's original furniture and belongings still in place. Hidden in the Tredwell family tree is Effingham Nichols, the husband of Seabury's eldest daughter. Born into old Knickerbocker New York, Effingham rose in wealth and stature to become a true player in the Gilded Age that ended the century brushing up against Astors and Vanderbilts. Join me and my guest, Merchant's House historian Anne Haddad for a look at his life, what he did and where he was, to gather a very personal and extraordinary picture of the life of a long forgotten, but very real, gilded gentleman and just how that life and the life of others like him, came to be. Credits: The Gilded Gentleman is produced by Kieran Gannon and is a production of Bowery Boys Media.

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Ep. 64: Alana Seabury

Yanagida Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2022 43:47

Welcome back everyone to another episode of the Yanagida Podcast. We have returned back with one of our own coaches, Alana Seabury! Tune in an enjoy! Listen to the podcast on multiple platforms: Anchor: https://anchor.fm/justinyanagidaSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5K8CdUX... Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/yanagida-podcastGoogle Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xY2MxZGI4Yy9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/yanagida-podcast-Wkwvxl We love answering your questions, so if you have any stories, questions, or people that you want featured on next week's podcast, contact us: Email: yanagidapodcast@gmail.com IG: @JustinYanagida on Instagram! If you like what you see, like, comment, and subscribe. Thanks for tuning in! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justinyanagida/support

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Remembering Mrs. Seabury – Matt Malone Morning Show – 08/16/22

97.5 Y-Country

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2022 1:50

I'll start this by saying that I didn't know Mrs. Seabury on a personal level, but a few years back she was kind enough to let me come in and record her Kindergarten class doing the Pledge

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Delirious Nomads: Hot Sauce, Heavy Metal And More With Steve Seabury! (High River Sauces, MNRK, Metal Alliance)

Delirious Nomads: The Blacklight Media Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2022 35:37

We sit down with hot sauce entrepreneur and record label impresario Steve Seabury! This is a really fun episode as we get to hear all sort of stories about Steve's work both in the world of hot sauce with his company High River Sauces as well as his work with MNRK and Metal Alliance. Getting deep with a guy whose been living it for so long is always exciting. This is definitely a fun episode to sink your teeth into! See what Steve is up too on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/highriversauces/?hl=en Check out our label Blacklight Media: http://blacklightmediarecords.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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NADT Episode 49- Dr. Christopher M. Seabury CWD Round 3

North American Deer Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2022 79:45

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U-M School of Social Work Centennial Oral Histories

Play Episode Listen Later May 9, 2022 6:45

Brett Seabury talks about the climate of the school in the late 70's his role in developing a faculty review protocol.

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MM M&A 026: Industry spotlight – F&I Agencies & Payment Plans

Middle Market Mergers and Acquisitions by Colonnade Advisors

Play Episode Listen Later May 2, 2022 34:54

This episode continues with our “industry spotlight series” where we focus on specific trends and opportunities in middle-market M&A transactions. Our previous episodes have covered four industries in which Colonnade has played a significant role as an M&A advisor to both buy-side and sell-side clients. We add F&I Agencies & Payment Plan Providers as industries where we deeply know the dynamics and players so as to provide exceptional service to clients who hire us to assist them in a transaction. Colonnade has studied the F&I Agencies and Payment Plan Provider markets for the last 20+ years. We have worked on nearly 30 M&A transactions on the buy-side and the sell-side. We have gotten to know the industry players and the buyers. We've identified some high-opportunity M&A plays that could help to drive even more value, scale, and customer satisfaction in the industry. Spotlight on F&I Agencies (1:00) In this first part of our episode, we answer the following questions: Where do F&I agencies sit in the F&I ecosystem? (1:00) What does a typical F&I agency look like? (7:00) What is going on in terms of M&A and what are the value drivers in the industry? (9:00) What is driving M&A transactions right now and what are some potential M&A plays? (12:00) Where do F&I agencies sit in the F&I ecosystem and what value do they provide? (1:00) Gina: Between the F&I administrators and the F&I office and the dealership, there are F&I agencies. They are independent agencies with independent agents. They are like insurance agents. They bring together the product administrators and the dealers. Gina: The agents have deep knowledge about the products they represent. They can train the F&I office on those products and how to sell the products. They also act as the middle man or the interface with the administrator. They are one distribution arm for the administrators, which makes them critical in the ecosystem. They are a valuable component of the overall F&I ecosystem. Jeff: The F&I agency is a particular point in the value chain. It's a differentiator. Some administrators sell to dealers through a direct sales force, others use F&I agents. Gina: There are administrators who go direct to dealers, but most administrators also use independent agents. They may have a direct sales force, but they have independent agents also. The only sector where that seems to not always be the case is selling into independent dealerships. You tend to see more direct agents that are employed by the administrators selling into the independent dealerships. Gina: An important component of what the agents do is help the dealership with reinsurance. Reinsurance is an important component of a dealership owner's profits. For every contract, every F&I product that is sold, there is a reserve set aside for future claims. F&I agents are usually very fluid and educated in talking about reinsurance and making sure that the dealership has the right reinsurance programs. So they deal with reinsurance, they do training on products, they do training on how to sell products. They sometimes help with staffing in the F&I office, and they'll help with some of the technology that is between the F&I office and the administrator. Gina: F&I represents a third of a dealership's profits. Everybody within the organization and affiliated with the organization is going to make sure that F&I runs smoothly. What does a typical F&I agency look like? (7:00) Gina: There are well over 100 independent agencies, and approximately 75%-80% of F&I agencies are less than 10 employees. There are very few large agencies. There are a few that are scaling, but there really aren't many. There is only one national agency that comes to mind and that's Vanguard (owned by Spectrum Automotive). Vanguard has been very acquisitive in building out its agent network. We also see Brown & Brown, which is a P&C insurance brokerage. They've been acquiring F&I agencies over the last few years. I don't know if they have a national footprint yet, but they're probably getting pretty close. And then you have acquired a lot of small agencies. Jeff: The Brown & Brown example is an interesting one that we've watched over the last five to six years as they've entered the industry. We've always thought their participation in the F&I agency world makes a lot of sense, given the parallels to the P&C distribution market. What is going on in terms of M&A and what are the value drivers in the industry? (9:00) Gina: We think that the M&A market for F&I agencies will continue to be hot in 2022. (See Gina's cover article in Agent Entrepreneur, 2022 M&A Predictions for F&I Agents) Agent value is driven by a couple of different factors. One is diversification. One of the challenges for these small agencies, just like any small company, is having all of their eggs in one basket. An F&I agency may have one dealership group that represents 40% of sales. That is a gating factor to trading and getting the highest possible value. Agencies that have significant concentration, which I call greater than 15%, trade at a lower multiple than agencies that have little concentration. Another value driver is size. We look at the number of W-2 employees (as well as financials). Jeff: Important when you go to sell these companies: Who owns the dealer relationships? And what's the risk of attrition in a transaction? Gina: A lot of diligence needs to be done in these transactions to really understand the nitty-gritty of who, not just on paper but in practice, owns the relationships. What is driving the M&A transactions right now and what are some potential M&A plays? (12:00) Jeff: It sounds like an industry that could be rolled up further. Following the playbook of the P&C insurance distribution market, you got a lot of mom and pops out there and a few large players. Gina: Both Brown & Brown and Vanguard Dealer Services (Spectrum Automotive) are rolling up agencies. The rest of M&A activity we see is not a roll up, but administrators buying agencies. National Autocare and Portfolio Group have been very inquisitive. There are many other administrators who bought one, two, three agencies, as they attempt to lock in their distribution channels. Gina: There should be another roll up of F&I agencies. There should be a private equity firm that's coming in here saying, “I'm going to put a hundred, $150 million to work and we're going to leverage it. And we're going to buy up 20 F&I agencies. We're going to make a super-agency with national coverage.” That could be uber-successful for everybody involved. It just hasn't happened yet. Jeff: The folks that are acquiring are paying pretty high multiples, and that's a challenge. Any new entrant would have to go in and go big pretty quickly. They'd have to find a platform that they can scale and put a lot of capital to work while holding their nose as they pay big prices upfront. Gina: A lot of the M&A activity we have seen is with an older generation that is retiring. There's also some leakage happening where the younger, talented, hungrier F&I agents are like, “I get it, I can do this.” They leave and go start their own agency. I think we'll see that next-generation starting to trade in about a year or two. Gina: I have one last point I want to cover about F&I agency M&A: what's driving the activity. First of all, there's a lot of money looking for deals. There are private equity firms backing administrators that need to grow inorganically. But we also see a lot of M&A activity at the dealership level. They're getting bigger. Big dealership groups are buying up other dealers, independent shops, and dealership groups. Every time one of those transactions happens, the agent that represents the target dealership is at risk of losing that client. Dealership M&A is driving F&I agency M&A. I think that this is the question that keeps a lot of agents up at night: Are they one or several M&A transactions away from losing a significant portion of their relationships and their livelihood? Spotlight on Payment Plan Providers (18:00) In this second part of our episode, we answer the following questions: How do payment plan providers add value to the auto F&I sector? (18:00) How big is the industry and who are the biggest players? (23:00) Why are payment plan providers a favorite industry of Colonnade? (25:00) What is going on in terms of M&A and what are the value drivers in the industry? (29:00) How do payment plan providers add value to the auto F&I sector? (18:00) Jeff: Payment plan companies came out of the ground around 20 years ago. They started as an offshoot of the insurance premium finance market, which we've talked about in a previous podcast. Fundamentally, this market is designed to help consumers purchase F&I products cost-effectively. Whether you're in a dealership (point of sale) and the F&I person says, “This VSC is going to cost you $3,000” or whether you get a piece of mail about an extended auto warranty (aftermarket), once you get sold on buying the coverage, the questions is always: Do you want to write a check for three grand or do you want to finance it over two or three years? In most cases, the VSC/extended auto warranty gets financed. That's where these payment plan companies come in. Jeff: At the dealership (point of sale), the payment for an F&I product typically gets rolled into the auto loan. It's just one of the line items in the auto loan, and you (as the consumer) pay it off as you go. There are some payment plan providers that focus on point of sale at the dealership, allowing a consumer to finance the product outside the auto loan. In the aftermarket, which is really where we see these payment plans flourish, it's a different dynamic. If you're on the phone with a direct marketer and you agree to buy the coverage, you can put 10% down and pay over 18 or 36 months, depending on the payment plan. Interestingly, they're interest-free and cancelable at any time. And as you continue to drive your car and assess the usefulness of the product, you can cancel it at any time. If you cancel it, all you do is call up the seller or the administrator and say, “I want to cancel my payment plan.” In that case, you get a portion of your money back (the unearned premium). It works in a similar way to the insurance premium finance market. The contract is earned over the life of the product. If it's a five-year product and you're one year into it, you might get 80% of the money back. The payment plan company is indifferent because it will just get their pro rata share back from the administrator and seller. The seller will sell the product to the consumer, and if they attach financing to it, the seller will collect the 10 or 15% down payment. The payment plan company will insert themselves and front the rest of the money to the administrator and to the seller. The administrator has to front some money to the CLIP (1) provider, but the revenue to the seller and the admin fee gets fronted by the payment plan company. Jeff: Our Industry Report on this sector goes into much more detail about the industry. How big is the industry and who are the biggest players (23:00) Jeff: We estimate this is about a $5 billion a year originations market. There's not good data. We've done a number of studies over the years and think that's the size of the market. It grows with auto sales and the adoption of products. It's grown considerably over the last several years. There are probably 10 independent players in the market. There are just a small handful of large players. The biggest players are PayLink, which is owned by Fortress and Milestone. Walco is the next biggest, and they're growing nicely. This is the Walder team that previously ran Mepco and Omnisure, and they've started up a new finance company that's growing quite rapidly. Mepco is a large player, they're top three, that's owned by Seabury. There are other smaller players like Budco, Line 5. Service Payment Plan is a big company in the dealer space, again different dynamics but similar product offering. PayLink, Omnisure, and Mepco really dominate the aftermarket space. Folks like Service Payment Plan dominate the dealer (point of sale) channel. Why are payment plan providers a favorite industry of Colonnade? (25:00) Gina: I love the payment plan business because it is so low-risk. What the payment plan companies do is hold a cash reserve on each funding in case the underlying consumer cancels. And that happens. There are a lot of cancellations in the direct consumer marketing of vehicle service contracts. As we've discussed before, it's not because the contracts are bad contracts, but it's because consumers actually have transparency. In the case of vehicle service contracts rolled into an auto loan, consumers don't get a breakout every month of the components of their auto loan that they're paying. They don't see that 80% of your auto loan payment is for the car, 10% is for the vehicle service contract, et cetera, cetera. But when a consumer is financing or using a payment plan for a vehicle service contract in the aftermarket, they have complete transparency as to what that cost is for. And if they decide as a household, they no longer need that product (they need to redeploy that payment to something else like their mortgage), they can cancel. The payment plan businesses have a cash reserve for this. So it is a very low risk business and has great returns. Jeff: Some of these companies have several hundred million dollars of portfolio and each contract starts out at $3,000 and burns down. These are very granular portfolios. You're not going to take a big loss on any particular contract. Unlike the insurance premium finance industry, the incidence or likelihood of fraud is negligible, and the risk here is quite low given the granularity. We like the short duration of these assets. We like the low loss rates. Generally, these transactions are priced at a 15% to 20% unlevered return. They're very high-yield. There's no credit risk. We're not doing anything with consumer credit risk. We really don't care. We're just managing relationships with sellers and administrators. All those dynamics are favorable to this lending universe. I love this business. It's a niche industry, $5 billion is not the $50 billion commercial P&C market, but it's meaningful and growing. What is going on in terms of M&A and what are the value drivers in the industry? (29:00) Jeff: There really hasn't been much activity as there's a limited universe of players. Some of the administrators are vertically integrating and getting into the payment plan industry. We worked on the initial sale of Mepco to Independent Bank almost 20 years ago. We sold PayLink (which used to be called Warranty Finance Company) to Oxford Financial. It's now owned by Milestone and Fortress. Omnisure: Ed and Paul Walder started up that business from scratch and grew it to a couple hundred million dollars of receivables. We advised on the sale to Fortress. PayLink and Omnisure merged in 2017 and put together two leading players in the industry. The other important transaction to mention is Seabury's acquisition of Mepco out of Independent Bank in 2017. Most recently Walco has come out of the ground. Walco was started in early 2020 by Ed and Paul Walder again, starting up another competitor in the sector. They've grown considerably in recent years and are doing a great job building out that business. We don't see a ton of M&A activity per se, but it's a really interesting market. Part of the challenge from an M&A perspective is that there has not traditionally been a deep bank buyer universe of this product and that confounds me a bit. For all the reasons we mentioned, this is a really interesting, dynamic asset class. It's very similar to insurance premium finance, which has a number of large banks in the sector and a number that want to get into it. The collateral structure looks very similar, except that payment plan providers have higher yields, higher return on assets, and even lower losses. And there's no fraud. I think there's a real opportunity for forward-thinking banks to embrace this asset class and do quite well with very little risk. (1) A CLIP is a commercial liability insurance product that covers the contractual obligations of the insured. A full reimbursement CLIP would indemnify the insured commercial entity for all monies it expends to fulfill a contractual commitment. About the hosts Gina Cocking serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Colonnade Advisors. Gina began her career in investment banking at Kidder Peabody, was an analyst at Madison Dearborn Partners and an associate at J.P. Morgan & Co. She was the Chief Financial Officer of Cobalt Finance, a specialty finance company. She went on to become the Chief Financial Officer of Healthcare Laundry Systems, a private equity-backed company for which she oversaw the successful sale to a strategic acquirer. Gina served as the Line of Business CFO – Consumer Banking and Lending at Discover Financial Services. Gina serves on the Board of Directors of CIB Marine Bancshares, Inc. Gina received her BA in Economics and an MBA from the University of Chicago. Jeff Guylay is a Managing Director of Colonnade Advisors. Prior to joining Colonnade in 2000, Jeff was an investment banker at J.P. Morgan in the firm's Mergers & Acquisitions and Fixed Income Capital Markets groups in New York. He also spent several years in J.P. Morgan's Chicago office. Jeff has over 20 years of M&A and investment banking experience and has served as lead execution partner on over 25 M&A and financing transactions at Colonnade. Jeff received an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management and a Master of Engineering Management from the University's McCormick School of Engineering. Jeff received a BA from Dartmouth College and a BE from Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering.

Season 2. Episode # 15. Teri and Seabury: Folk Musicians from Humboldt singing original Covid songs!!

Dr. Heather Uncensored

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2022 58:15

Ah some music...yay! Teri Smolens and Seabury Gould join me all the way from Northern California to sing original songs from their album, Newsicals, written during Covidtime. One of a kind!!BIO: Teri Smolens, the singer - songwriter, has a lifelong connection to folk music and a background in musical theater. Growing up in the 1960s and 70s, she also had exposure to classic rock, jazz, blues, and the topical music made popular by the many rallies and protests of the era. Forced into early retirement from her catering business of 25 years by the 2020 lockdown's, she was left with lots of time to research (another passion) and write, shifting her shifting her creative outlet from food to songs. "Newsicals" was created to make the news, in some small way, music to the ears - perhaps easier to take in and digest via melodies and humor.BIO: Seabury Gould is an eclectic musician, multi- instrumentalist, singer, recording artist, music teacher & storyteller. He is perhaps especially known for his singing & playing of guitar, bamboo flute & Irish bouzouki. He plays solo & with other musicians in a variety of styles including traditional Irish/Celtic music, original songs, folk songs, blues, music of India, & Beatles songs. One of Seabury's main inspirations was folk musician & activist Pete Seeger who coined the phrase "Think Globally, Sing Locally". He is originally from the Philadelphia area where he started playing guitar at age 11. He has lived on the 'Redwood coast' in Humboldt county for 18 years. Seabury is a composer, songwriter & arranger. He leads singalongs with an emphasis on "Hope-ful songs". In his extensive diverse work for adults & children, he facilitates musical wholeness through exploring how the ear, heart, hands & intelligence can be cultivated.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=36141534)

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Episode 6: Sammy Seabury talks final high school season

The Off the Back Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 6, 2022 45:58

In this episode we talk with Sammy Seabury about her XC season, her comeback from injury to run fast at nationals, and what she wants to do in her last season of high school track.

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127 - Ginger Hughes, Managing Director, Seabury Securities

Airlines Confidential Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2022 51:23

This week: Ginger Hughes, Managing Director, Seabury Securities; Airlines business impact from Russia's war on Ukraine; A 30 day mask extension; United/SkyWest plan to drop service to 29 cities; Aeroflot's isolation; Pilot listener question: Will the A220 put Regionals out of business? Plus shout-outs.

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Bryan Seabury

RM 15

Play Episode Play 15 sec Highlight Listen Later Mar 14, 2022 55:26

We're talking Chipotle fails, big breaks, Love Monkeys, pitch sizzles, and the importance of choosing the right show titles with the EVP of Drama Development at CBS Studios. Give it up for the one and only Mr. Bryan Seabury. (Cue the applause!)

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Pledged to the Dead - Seabury Quinn - Scary Stories

Daily Short Stories - Scary Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2022 64:41

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Mini-Podcast #62: Roads (1938), by Seabury Quinn

Edgar Rice Burroughs® Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2021 26:11

Did you know Santa Claus was originally a butt-kickin' Northman who served as a mercenary in the Roman Empire 2000 years ago? In this episode, we analyze "Roads," a novella by Seabury Quinn published in Weird Tales Magazine. Here's a link to the January 1938 issue of Weird Tales: https://archive.org/details/Weird_Tales_v31n01_1938-01_sas/mode/2up email us at: edgarsmailbag@gmail.com Please visit our store at: https://www.cafepress.com/erbpodcast

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Pledged to the Dead - Seabury Quinn

Scary Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2021 64:41

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Stories - Scary

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 5, 2021 64:41

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Matins for 11/14/2021; commemoration of the Consecration of Samuel Seabury, 1st Bishop of the United States, 1784

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2021 25:16

Psalm 37:1-17; Judith 8; Te Deum Laudamus --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christanglican-hotsprings/support

Evensong for 11/14/2021; commemoration of the Consecration of Samuel Seabury, 1st Bishop of the U.S., 1784

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2021 26:23

Psalm 37:18-41; Isaiah 27; Luke 1:57-80 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christanglican-hotsprings/support

Pledged to the Dead - Seabury Quinn

Scary Stories - BINGE IT!

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2021 64:41

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Episode 43 NADT- CWD, Round 2 with Dr. Seabury

North American Deer Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2021 72:11

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A Christian Nation

Christian Mythbusters

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 14, 2021 4:43

This is Father Jared Cramer from St. John's Episcopal Church in Grand Haven, Michigan, here with today's edition of Christian Mythbusters, a regular segment I offer to counter some common misconceptions about the Christian faith. I hope the fireworks from the Fourth of July holiday have finally calmed down in your neighborhood. I know it seemed to me like this year's observance was a little more… exuberant than most years. That's probably because there were limited public celebrations this year, the lifting of COVID-19 regulations coming too late for plans to be made. I think it also just felt good, after the year we've all had, to blow some things up. And so, as a late fireworks display of my own, in this week's episode of Christian Mythbusters I would like to tackle the myth of our country's founding being about creating a Christian nation. You might say, I want to blow the whole idea up, if you'll forgive the pun. I always find it amusing when people insist that the United States is a Christian nation because that's kind of the opposite of the point of the whole revolutionary war. After all, the pilgrims, for example, who came to America (indeed, many of the early colonists), were coming from England—a nation that is an explicitly Christian nation with the Church of England serving as the state church and the monarch serving as the supreme governor of the church. Many of the colonists came here seeking religious freedom, especially freedom from an established Christian nation. Now, this is an awkward point to make as an Episcopalian. Our church, after all, is the daughter church of the Church of England, with whom we are still in relationship as part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. It was awkward after the revolutionary war as well, as many colonists who were devout members of the Church of England were also loyalists to the crown. This includes Samuel Seabury, who some of you know as the loyalist cleric in Lin Manuel Miranda's musical Hamilton, a person who is taken down by the title character for his loyalist views. After we declared and then won our independence from the Christian nation of England, the founders were explicit that they did not want to create a similar arrangement here in the United States. They did not want any church, denomination, or religion to consider itself established. The same was actually true in the Episcopal Church because, in a great second act, our newly independent Anglican churches elected Samuel Seabury to be the first bishop of our church. Seabury set sail for England but was refused consecration because—get this, even though he had been a loyalist—he refused to swear allegiance to the monarch. He was a citizen of a newly free country and church and just couldn't do it. He turned to Scotland where, in a story that is much longer than I have time for here, he was consecrated a bishop and able to return home and serve the new Episcopal Church in the United States. The point of all of this is that our country was not founded to repeat the oppressive “Christian nation” from which we many of the colonists had come. Instead, the founders set to create boundaries and walls to keep that very sort of thing from happening. In the book The Myth of a Christian Nation, theologian Greg Boyd explores this myth and not only argues that it is inaccurate, he insists that it is corrosive to Christianity itself. Boyd reminds us that, as Christians, our first loyalty should always be to Jesus Christ and his calling for us to love of God and neighbor. The longing for a “Christian Nation” is really about a longing for the church to have power in society… but the church has a pretty bad track record when it comes to power. In fact, in general, it is when the church eschews power and focuses on love, justice, and mercy that it is far more faithful to the teachings of Christ. The problem with wanting us to be a Christian nation is that it would shift, not only how we engage with non-Christians in our country who then somehow don't become real Americans, but it would shift how we exist with Christians outside our country. Our unity in baptism is surely more important than our citizenship. Don't get me wrong, I celebrated the Fourth of July with my family. We even lit off some fireworks in the driveway (though I tried to ensure they weren't too loud or obnoxious). But the celebration for me was that our country was founded as a place with a dream of liberty and justice for all people, no matter your faith or even if you don't have faith. We have often not lived up to that ideal, but we continue to strive. And I truly believe America is at her best when she ensures all people—and all religions—have the freedom to worship and believe as they believe their God calls them. Just like you. Just like me. Thanks for being with me. To find out more about my parish, you can go to sjegh.com. Until next time, remember, protest like Jesus, love recklessly, and live your faith out in a community that accepts you but also challenges you to be better tomorrow than you are today.

Gordon Seabury, CEO, Toad&Co

Day Fire Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 30, 2021 68:53

This week Clint and I sat down with Gordon Seabury. Gordon has been the CEO of Toad&Co, a sustainable outdoor lifestyle apparel brand based in Santa Barbara California for the last 25 years. He also co-founded Planet Access 24 years ago, a social enterprise committed to providing life skills, vocational training and outdoor experiences for people with disabilities. He spent 17 years on the Outdoor Industry Association Board including serving as Chairman and Vice-Chairman. He is currently in several environmentally responsible organizations including being on the Advisory Boards of the Adventure Travel Conservation Fund, Alante Capital and Limeloop and sitting on the Eco-Entrepreneurship Advisory Council at the Bren School at UCSB. Thanks for listening! Find all our episodes at dayfirepodcast.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Episode#38 NADT- Chronic Wasting Disease- The Future is Now with “GPS”, featuring Dr. Christopher Seabury

North American Deer Talk

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2021 102:24

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Ep. 71: The Horror on the Links by Seabury Quinn

Elder Sign: A Weird Fiction Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2021 60:29

The story that launched a thousand TV shows. Thanks to the awesome Patreon supporter who commissioned this episode! Support the show and gain access to over three dozen bonus episodes by becoming a patron on Patreon. Rate and review the show to help us reach more readers and listeners. Not enough science-fiction and fantasy in your life? Join us on The Gene Wolfe Literary Podcast! Love Star Trek? Come find us on the Lower Decks! Neil Gaiman fan? Love comics? Join us on Hanging Out With the Dream King: A Neil Gaiman Podcast. Check out Glenn's medieval history podcast Agnus! Find out how you can commission a special bonus episode here. Join the conversation on the Claytemple Forum. Follow Claytemple Media on Facebook and Twitter, and sign up for our newsletter. Follow Glenn on Facebook and Twitter. Check out Glenn's weird fiction story "Goodbye to All That" on the Tales to Terrify Podcast. Next time: The first of two episodes on The Portrait by Nikolai Gogol. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com

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Wednesday Night Worship - Kingdom Service

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2021 25:06

This weeks sermon is titled "Kingdom Service" and is the second of a 3 part series called "Kingdom Culture". This week's sermon is shared by A.V. Seabury, a member of our missionary team. Follow us on Instagram @TroyChiAlpha Find us online troychialpha.com Email us at troychialpha@gmail.com

Wednesday Night Worship - Kingdom First

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 26, 2021 28:42

This weeks sermon is titled "Kingdom First" and is the first of a 3 part series called "Kingdom Culture". This week's sermon is shared by A.V. Seabury, a member of our missionary team. Follow us on Instagram @TroyChiAlpha Find us online troychialpha.com Email us at troychialpha@gmail.com

The View From The Crow's Nest | 21-01-13

The View From The Crow's Nest

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2021 12:17

Welcome to Episode 197 of my podcasts The view from the crow's nest and it is Wednesday the 13th 13th 13th of December 2011, and today marks a very important day because it's our first family day out in at least two months, possibly longer. And conversely, it's my first day out in probably about two months, six weeks, probably, I mean, certainly, there's a supermarket around the corner you can walk there in about four minutes. And that's pretty much the furthest I've been in the law in the last two months and the last time I went there was about a month ago, like, I don't leave the house. Generally, so we had this day out today and it was so bloody enjoyable. I mean everything shut, but we'd been told that there's these beautiful lakes. I see these lakes of Seabury beautiful lakes. So you went down to them and basically it's like a retirement village with these artificial lakes boating lakes, and it's just not very impressive put it that way. So we went down there we drove there. We had two missions one to see the lakes and the second one was to get me in some waterproof shoes. Boots she really needs some outdoor boots, so that we can say go hiking it's not that you know hiking but at least she can walk places that are muddy and wet and it's not going to get her shoes, her feet wet. So we went to these lakes and it and they kind of suck but it was fun we know we drove around and we kind of looked and we're like, yeah, this sucks but nonetheless. And that was basically lunchtime. And then we started to head towards the shopping centre where we might be able to get her shoes because you would have thought buying waterproof shoes would be a fairly easy thing. But it's missions around here. No one sells anything like it. And I saw this sign it was like come out of the retirement village of the boating lake and turn left and off you go. But tell Ryan, it was one mile from the seat one kilometre from the sea, and I just thought you know what let's just go right, see the sea. So we drove down and we drove down this lonely road, and then the sea opened up in front of us. And you can see these tracks where people have driven onto the, you know, into the sand or whatever. And there was this big puddle. And sumana said go fast go fast. So like fine. Let's do this. So I drove fast through this puddle. And I had completely forgotten or not forgotten I didn't realise. Yeah. Okay, I'm like that. I didn't realise that with the windows open the puddle would spray into the car, I just thought physics, it would spray out to the side but apparently not. So spray this puddle into me in his face into my face like dirty. Sandy water into the car, and I was laughing about it until I realised I driven too far onto the sand and I wasn't laughing because I couldn't move the car. And so they were like, ah, and there was not a soul about. And we're on this beach, and we tried to go forward we tried going back and of course all we did is bury the car deeper into the sand. And so, okay well you know or something out blah blah blah. Anyways, it transpired when I transferred some other they were, I don't know, some dude appeared. Eventually, some other dude, and he had a towing cable, and then he was like hey I can pull you out. And there's like a, like, Ah, well, you probably find it under the spare tire, really. So he never knew he had that he never knew how to tow him by and be we found out that there's a panel that you pop out of the back of the car and you can screw the towing bar into that panel. So you know, you learn things every day. So this dude pulled us out which is very good. And by that point the kids would go out of the car they'd, you know, finally got over their agoraphobia and they've got out the four walls and they're on the beach. And this is the middle of January, and it was beautiful sunshine, beautiful blue sky. And, you know, almost, almost t shirt weather for the beach. So the kids started playing, and they were happily playing on thi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theviewfromthecrowsnest/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theviewfromthecrowsnest/support

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Wednesday Night Worship - Going into Thanksmas

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2020 29:15

Here is our latest sermon from Wednesday Night Worship shared by one of our staff members A.V. Seabury. Join us on Monday to hear the why we believe every student should "Pray" and what it means for our Chi Alpha community. Follow us on Instagram @TroyChiAlpha Find us online troychialpha.com Email us at troychialpha@gmail.com

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Evensong for 11/14/2020; commemoration of the Consecration of Samuel Seabury, first Bishop in North America, 1784

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2020 20:11

Psalm 72; Isaiah 27; Luke 1:57-80 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christanglican-hotsprings/support

Matins for 11/14/2020; commemoration of the Consecration of Samuel Seabury, first Bishop in North America, 1784

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2020 21:37

Psalm 71; Judith 8; Benedicite, Omnia Opera Domini --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christanglican-hotsprings/support

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Wednesday Night Worship - Rest

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2020 29:44

Here is our latest sermon from Wednesday Night Worship shared by one of our staff members, A.V. Seabury. Join us on Monday to hear about the concept of "Go" and what it means for our Chi Alpha community . Follow us on Instagram @TroyChiAlpha Find us online troychialpha.com Email us at troychialpha@gmail.com

A.V. - My Story

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2020 4:22

Get to know of our staff members A.V. Seabury as she explains how she got involved with Chi Alpha and why she decided to join the staff team at Troy University, Follow us on Instagram @TroyChiAlpha Find us online at troychialpha.com Contact us at troychialpha@gmail.com

Two Shall Be Born | Seabury Quinn | Podcast

Nightshade Diary

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2020

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Two Shall Be Born | Seabury Quinn | Podcast

Nightshade Diary

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2020

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From Starry-Eyed to Star (Keep the Kiddie Pool): Teacher Leaders in a Black Lives Matter, post-coronavirus context

Little Things First

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2020 35:26

Stephan Seabury is a high school teacher at a charter school in Utah who came to our attention through an article published in The Salt Lake Tribune about the need for teacher leadership. Mr. Seabury discusses how important this is especially in light of the coronavirus closures and how to best resume work with students in the fall. While this episode was recorded on May 8, 2020, the content has even more implications for the voice needed from teacher leaders in a Black Lives Matter context. What role will educators play in addressing social justice? https://hopestreetgroup.org/teacher-fellows/utteacherfellows/ Find the transcript and other related content at: littlethings1st.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tracyandjim/support

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Episode 160: Steve Seabury of High River Sauces - Long Island, NY (Part 2). Getting Saucy. Saucin' Your Way to Profits. A Saucin' Good Time Creating Hot Sauce. Can not only Rely on Sauce.

JUSTIN AND THE [FOOD] ENTREPRENEURS Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2020 49:45

High River Sauces was formed in 2011 when Steve Seabury created a hot sauce for the Metal Alliance Tour. The 1st bottle was sold in Dallas, TX on March 17th, 2011. Seabury later took his passion for music and hot sauce and created some of the biggest hot sauce festivals in the country. High River Sauces proudly presents the CA Hot Sauce Expo, Chi-Town Hot Sauce Expo, NYC Hot Sauce Expo, NJ Taco Festival & the Portland Hot Sauce Expo (OR). High River Sauces prides itself on providing chile-enthusiast and hot sauce fanatics with the ultimate experience in flavorful spicy ingredients. We promise all of our sauces are packed with all natural ingredients and guaranteed freshness. Our costumers mean the world to us and we promise a level of experience you won’t find anywhere else. Hosted By: Deborah Michas (IG: @deborahmichas) & Justin Ryan Bizzarro (IG: @justinbizzarro). Co-Hosted By: Sandra Vaughan (IG: @sandra_shall_be). Free Podcast. No Advertisements. The stories of Food, Beverage and Nutrition Entrepreneurs and how their failures led to the successes in their lives and in their business. What does the future have in store for the food, beverage, and nutrition entrepreneur? JUSTIN AND THE [FOOD] ENTREPRENEURS Email: justin@thefoodentrepreneurs.com Instagram: @justinandthefoodentrepreneurs ( #foodentrepreneurs ) All music is scored by host or royalty free.

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Episode 159: Steve Seabury of High River Sauces - Long Island, NY. Do Not Take the Easy Money. Stay Long Enough to Learn the Hard Profitable Lessons. Be Creative. Stay True to Your Vision.

JUSTIN AND THE [FOOD] ENTREPRENEURS Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 15, 2020 67:14

High River Sauces was formed in 2011 when Steve Seabury created a hot sauce for the Metal Alliance Tour. The 1st bottle was sold in Dallas, TX on March 17th, 2011. Seabury later took his passion for music and hot sauce and created some of the biggest hot sauce festivals in the country. High River Sauces proudly presents the CA Hot Sauce Expo, Chi-Town Hot Sauce Expo, NYC Hot Sauce Expo, NJ Taco Festival & the Portland Hot Sauce Expo (OR). High River Sauces prides itself on providing chile-enthusiast and hot sauce fanatics with the ultimate experience in flavorful spicy ingredients. We promise all of our sauces are packed with all natural ingredients and guaranteed freshness. Our costumers mean the world to us and we promise a level of experience you won’t find anywhere else. Hosted By: Deborah Michas (IG: @deborahmichas) & Justin Ryan Bizzarro (IG: @justinbizzarro). Co-Hosted By: Sandra Vaughan (IG: @sandra_shall_be). Free Podcast. No Advertisements. The stories of Food, Beverage and Nutrition Entrepreneurs and how their failures led to the successes in their lives and in their business. What does the future have in store for the food, beverage, and nutrition entrepreneur? JUSTIN AND THE [FOOD] ENTREPRENEURS Email: justin@thefoodentrepreneurs.com Instagram: @justinandthefoodentrepreneurs ( #foodentrepreneurs ) All music is scored by host or royalty free.

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Midco Sports Network Kansas Podcast | 3-26-20

Midco Sports Network Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 26, 2020 14:32

In the first-ever Midco Sports Network Kansas podcast, Kevin Romary and Taryn Tempel discuss the sudden end to the high school sports seasons in Kansas due to the coronavirus, award-winning area coaches and players, and a local standout who has picked the University of Kansas. Highlights: 1:45 Covid cancels sports 2:30 Seabury boys basketball finds out about cancellations 4:15 Seabury recap plus coach and player of the year in 2A 5:30 Piper boys basketball recap plus coach and player of the year in 4A 7:00 Piper girls basketball recap 8:40 Basehor-Linwood boys basketball advances thanks to dynamic duo in 5A 10:26 No threepeat for the Free State High softball team 11:20 Devin Neal commits to Kansas

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October 26, 2019 - Women's Club of New Seabury

Something More with Chris Boyd Show Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2019 48:58

Chris welcomes members of the Women's Club of New Seabury to the show to discuss their 50 year history, the Community Commitment Award, and their upcoming "We Care" Giving Fair. Got annuities? Later in the show Chris and Scott discuss the pros and cons of annuities. #WCNS #annuities

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Ep. 19.38 Bryan Tolentino & Halehaku Seabury

The Ukulele Review Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 2, 2019 140:16

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Episode 43: Samuel Seabury and the founding of the Episcopal Church

Sunday School for Heathens

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2019 43:12

This week Bryan tells us the story of Samuel Seabury (yes, the guy from Hamilton) and the founding the Episcopal Church! We trace the history from Anglicans, through the colonies, and into the independent United States. Our saint this week is Saint Cecilia, who checks off all the early female saint tropes.

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Saturday, July 27, 2019 Julie Quintero-Schulz Director of Marketing-The Club at New Seabury

Something More with Chris Boyd Show Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2019 50:02

In the second hour, Chris & Lisa welcome Julie Quintero-Schulz, Director of Marketing for The Club at New Seabury. She shares all of the exciting renovations that have happened at "The Club", including the massive upgrade of the "Dunes" golf course. She also shares details of the great dining places and the opening of their latest restaurant, #95Shore. Scott from AMR stops by the studio to talk about some great articles from #Money.com including a discussion on an article titled "7 Ways to Make Your Money Last in Retirement." They close out the show talking the Mueller Report, Brexit, and Equifax. Great show!

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Jaimee Seabury - CEO of Shabby Chic

MotherJumpers

Play Episode Listen Later May 10, 2019 35:36

Jaimee Seabury found a love for retail and home design early on … so she carved out a career path where she would be immersed in a place that would bring her joy. After following her passion through various furniture retail brands, she landed a job working with Shabby Chic and moved to Los Angeles. When she became pregnant with her first son, she knew she wanted to continue on with Shabby Chic after maternity leave. Working with her boss, Jaimee created a schedule and work environment that would enable her to continue in her role and be an active mother the way she wanted it to be. Now with two boys, she continues living her passion and has managed to find a happy balance between her work life and mom life.

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014 - PTB discusses their (new) patron saint, the meticulousness of the mob and Stephanie St. Clair

Plead The Belly

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 29, 2019 40:20

What actually happened during Stephanie St Clair’s early life is up for debate. Most records suggest that she was born on 12/24 in 1897 on the island of Guadeloupe and that she travelled to the US when she was 13. Others suggest that she was actually 23 when she arrive and that she was born in 1887. Still others say she went to Canada first and served as a maid. All of this uncertainty may have been on purpose. She was educated so she would have known her age and the year she was born. All the records agree that she eventually moved to Harlem, arriving a few years before the Great Migration. She became the leader of a gang called the 40 thieves that ran extortion and theft rackets. She also invested ten thousand dollars of her own money to develop a money racket and become a policy banker. It’s a combination of investing, gambling and the lottery. Became the most successful numbers game in Harlem. She used her position and wealth to become an activist and inform people of their legal and voting rights. She tried to complain to the authorities about police brutality but was ignored. So she used her existing relationship with the newspaper and took out ads accusing senior officers of corruption. This lead to her being arrested and spending 8 months in a workhouse. Once she was released she testified to the Seabury commission which investigated police corruption, telling them about kickbacks she had played and giving them a list of officers that had played her numbers game. Once Prohibition ended the mobs tried to move in on her territory. The Jewish mob tried to move in on her game by beating up and killing her number operators. She refused to pay them money and had the store fronts attacked, the police raided his operation and seized 12 million dollars. After that she left the numbers game to her associate Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson. Later, the leader of the Jewish mob was ordered to be taken out. St Clair sent him a telegram while he was in the hospital that said ‘As ye sow so shall ye reap’. In her retirement she took on more of a role in social activism. She later met her husband, Sufi Abdul Hamid, who was known as Black Hitler for his anti-Semitic views. He started cheating on her with a fortune teller and tried to open a business with her money. St Clair shot him and spent 10 years in prison for it. Once she was released she continued to work on her activism. She died at 83, living with Bumpy.

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583: Benjamin Seabury on Respecting Your Employees

Restaurant Unstoppable with Eric Cacciatore

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2019 83:30

A retired semi-pro football player, Ben Seabury has been managing and owning food and beverage operations for over a decade. He's scaled a cupcake concept, served as Executive Chef, GM, Direct of Operations, and Founder. Seabury's current title is President of the 1100 Group. The 1100 Group consist of 4 unique concepts, event management, catering, and a consulting division. On top of this Ben also owns Wheelhouse construction, a commercial construction company specializing in restaurants and commercial kitchens. Show notes… Favorite success quote or mantra: "A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." In This episode with Benjamin Seabury, we discuss: How you can get the equivalent of a degree in business, by just going to work for the best. Leveraging technology to get dialed in on labor expenses. The importance of taking the high road when departing a business for new opportunities. What Seabury learned about respect; treat your employees as an equal. Why it is so important to respect your body and health. Some hidden challenges of operation a food truck. Some hidden challenges that come with operating a commissary kitchen. If you're going to do it, make sure you are the best at it. Find partners who are strong where you are weak and sharing equity to attract the right people. Advice on how to scale a restaurant group. Before accepting a lease on a space, make sure the space will support the volume you'd need in order to afford the space. When your head chef shows up on day one drunk... don't let them back for day two. Knowing what you know and sticking to what you know. Why our industry need to experience change. Today's sponsor: Gusto offers modern, easy payroll, benefits, and HR to small businesses across the country — they were even named best online payroll by PCMag. And as a listener, you'll get three months free when you run your first payroll. Sign up and give it a try at Gusto.com/unstoppable. BentoBox helps restaurants grow their business through a connected suite of tools, offering them an integrated website to connect with their guests and drive revenue online. Restaurant owners and operators are able to easily update menus, promote specials, take catering and event inquiries, sell merchandise, gift cards and more. Revel Systems integrates front of house and back of house operations into a single dashboard. Designed to increase security, stability, ease of use, and speed of service, Revel's streamlined ecosystem provides businesses with the right tools to grow. Learn more at revelsystems.com/unstoppable. Knowledge bombs Which "it factor" habit, trait, or characteristic you believe most contributes to your success? Transparence and active leadership. What is your biggest weakness? Overextending himself. What's one question you ask or thing you look for during an interview? Hire from your gut. What's a current challenge? How are you dealing with it? Being able to take risk and not think twice about it. Share one code of conduct or behavior you teach your team. expect trouble and be ready to respond to it. What is one uncommon standard of service you teach your staff? Be uniquely you. What's one book we must read to become a better person or restaurant owner? GET THIS BOOK FOR FREE AT AUDIBLE.COM Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly Principles: Life and Work What's the one thing you feel restaurateurs don't know well enough or do often enough? They treat their employees like people often enough. What's one piece of technology you've adopted within your four walls restaurant and how has it influence operations? Revel Systems If you got the news that you'd be leaving this world tomorrow and all memories of you, your work, and your restaurants would be lost with your departure with the exception of 3 pieces of wisdom you could leave behind for the good of humanity, what would they be? Be kind. If you're going to do something, be the best at it. Spend time with family. Contact info: 1100group.com Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining today! Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the top of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the Restaurant Unstoppable Podcast on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. Huge thanks to Ben Seabury for joining me for another awesome episode. Until next time! Restaurant Unstoppable is a free podcast. One of the ways I'm able to make it free is by earning a commission when sharing certain products with you. 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Mini Episode 12: Seabury Quinn's Jules de Grandin Stories - Forgotten Weird Tales

Bad Books for Bad People

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2018 59:54

At the time when they were published, Seabury Quinn's stories for Weird Tales were among the publication's most popular titles, but today, his name has been eclipsed by his contemporaries H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard. In this episode, Kate and Jack explore Quinn's work by discussing his tales of the extremely French occult detective Jules de Grandin. Is possession by the ghosts of evil knights the fastest way to artistic success? How effective is punching evil right in the goddamn face? Can we ever hope to tell if the real villain is an honest-to-goodness were-gorilla or just a bunch of Germans in masks? Find out the answers to these questions plus much more in this mini episode of Bad Books for Bad People. BBfBP theme song by True Creature Find us at BadBooksBadPeople.com, on Twitter @badbooksbadppl, Instagram @badbooksbadpeople and on Facebook. You can discover where to get all the books featured on Bad Books for Bad People on our About Page.

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8.5.18 Obedience - Week 5

Gathering Place Foursquare Church

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 7, 2018 31:51

We hear from the Seabury missionary family and then jump into our final week on the Obedience series.

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088: Gordon Seabury- Toad and Co, dawn patrol surf sessions and more

The Outdoor Biz Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 27, 2018 37:29

Gordon tells us how he landed at Toad & Co, his experience there, his time at the OIA, his love for surfing and much more. Facebook Twitter Instagram The Outdoor Biz Podcast Support the show Please give us a rating and review HERE Show Notes Gordon tells us about how he landed at Toad & Co, his experience there, his time at the OIA, his love for surfing and much more. First Exposure to the Outdoors My parents are really big into camping, first tent camping and then we got travel trailer when they got older and didn't like the tent set up. So did a ton of camping around around the East Coast. When I was young I was in the scouts and actually was an Eagle Scout before the age of 14. It wasn't a particularly popular thing to be but we had a great scoutmaster that just loved adventure travel and just getting out. So we would do the 50 mile afoot floats in the Adirondacks just did some really cool whitewater rafting and fun adventures. So I think those probably solidified my love for it. And then when I went to college I got in the outdoor club in college and just became a lifelong participant and enthusiasm of those activities. Things we talked about Toad and Co Outdoor Retailer Students for Social Responsibility Ben and Jerry's Stonyfield Farms Patagonia Planet Access Advice, tips I think in terms of getting in I think it's a great time. I think 10 years ago there was not a lot of young innovation or there was no obvious next generation of brands coming in and now the whole venture out section has so many new business models, new products it truly makes me feel old. And I realize OK now that full generations are adults I need to figure out exactly how they operate because they have different views maybe than I do, and in a lot of ways involved in the right way. You've got this young energy and I see it in companies too. I mean we are I would say at least, I'd bet you almost 50 percent but certainly 40 percent are under the age of 30. There is no lack of enthusiasm and engagement for careers in the industry. Unfortunately our industries are not like the investment banking industry or the consulting where they have these very refined and honed recruiting engines. Hacking your way into the industry is still the case. My best advice is Be proactive. Find out about the companies you are interested in, about the areas or interests you have. Go to outdoor retailer show or reach out and talk to the folks in these businesses. And you know just make yourself known and chances are if you have skills and a passion you're going to get an opportunity. I think if you're in the industry the opportunity is what I call second generation, the first generation are getting to retirement age. The second generation has learned a lot but we're not technologically savvy. We don't really fully understand what the direct to consumer models are and so there's so much innovation opportunity. I think treating the opportunity to have a career in the industry with a seriousness that says this is a profession and I'm one of the best in class and I want to the best I can be and enjoy everything the industry brings you'll go far. I think there's just so much opportunity. I think the industry and I continue to grow and we continue to be more relevant than ever. And I think if we get better at telling our stories and growing our audience and we get more sophisticated in terms of our fashion style quotient and our business sophistication. I think there's a lot more opportunity for the industry to have influence across many other industries. It's a great time to start a career in the industry. Other Outdoor Activities Fly Fish Mountain Bike Surfing Skiing Snowboarding Favorite Books E-myth by Michael Gerber Good to Great by Jim Collins Barbarian Days, a Surfing Life by William Finnegan Best Gear Purchase under $100 Fly Fishing gear Connect with Gordon gordon@toadandco.com Sponsored by kabbage

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#47 Las Zarpas del Gato by Seabury Quinn

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2018 67:00

Las zarpas del gato (Catspaws) es un relato fantástico del escritor norteamericano Seabury Quinn (1889-1969), publicado en la edición de julio de 1946 de la revista Weird Tales. Las zarpas del gato, uno de los más reconocidos cuentos de Seabury Quinn, pertenece al ciclo de relatos de Jules de Grandin, quizá el más prolífico de los detectives paranormales en la literatura de aquellos años, y en especial del relato pulp. En este caso en particular, Jules de Grandin se enfrenta a un caso estremecedor, en el que una muchacha es atacada por una misteriosa criatura de la noche: no humana, no animal, sino más bien mítica. Texto extraído de: http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com.es/2009/11/las-zarpas-del-gato-seabury-quinn.html Musica: "Relaxing Pan Flute Music Best Spa Music Tantric Music Healing Meditation Music Instrumental" Youtube y "Claudio Palana - Dance of Shadows" Youtube

#47 Las Zarpas del Gato by Seabury Quinn

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2018 67:00

Las zarpas del gato (Catspaws) es un relato fantástico del escritor norteamericano Seabury Quinn (1889-1969), publicado en la edición de julio de 1946 de la revista Weird Tales. Las zarpas del gato, uno de los más reconocidos cuentos de Seabury Quinn, pertenece al ciclo de relatos de Jules de Grandin, quizá el más prolífico de los detectives paranormales en la literatura de aquellos años, y en especial del relato pulp. En este caso en particular, Jules de Grandin se enfrenta a un caso estremecedor, en el que una muchacha es atacada por una misteriosa criatura de la noche: no humana, no animal, sino más bien mítica. Texto extraído de: http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com.es/2009/11/las-zarpas-del-gato-seabury-quinn.html Musica: "Relaxing Pan Flute Music Best Spa Music Tantric Music Healing Meditation Music Instrumental" Youtube y "Claudio Palana - Dance of Shadows" Youtube

#45 Almas en pena by Seabury Quinn

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2018 98:59

Almas en pena (Restless souls) es un relato de vampiros del escritor norteamericano Seaubury Quinn (1889-1969), publicado en la edición de octubre de 1928 de la revista Weird Tales, y luego reeditado en la antología de 1966: El fantasma luchador: diez memorias de Jules de Grandin (The Phantom Fighter: Ten Memoirs of Jules de Grandin). Almas en pena, uno de los grandes cuentos de Seabury Quinn, pertenece al ciclo de relatos de Jules de Grandin, aquel detective paranormal que habitualmente se encarga de investigar casos sobrenaturales, en los cuales abundan las referencias a fantasmas, demonios, hombres lobo, o, como en este caso, a los vampiros. En este sentido, Almas en pena presenta uno de los casos más aterradores de Jules de Grandin, académico de la Universidad de Medicina de París y detective de lo oculto, quien investiga el mundo de lo desconocido desde la perspectiva de un científico que no admite ni descarta evidencias, aún aquellas que parecen probar la existencia de cultos inmemoriales, ritos macabros, órdenes siniestras, y criaturas fantásticas, como los vampiros, que solo deberían existir en los libros de mitología. Texto extraído de: http://elespejogotico.blogspot.com.es/2009/11/almas-en-pena-seabury-quinn.html Musica: Claudio Palana - Dance of Shadows ; Música gótica dark vampírica instrumental GSY gvxq6FaI ; 1 hour of vampire music baroque music c55abobePnE (Youtube)

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