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This week, our “4 Questions Journalist Spotlight” shines on Tracy Green, Senior Executive Producer with WANF TV, Atlanta News First.We talked about her role at the station, what makes WANF different from other stations in the market, and how public relations professionals can work with her team.Coolest Thing – She's a Howard Stern superfan and she used to the head security guard at a manufacturing plantLast Book Read – “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Neale HurstonLast Podcast – SmartLessFavorite Local Getaway - SerenbeFavorite Local Restaurant – Boone's restaurant on the Bobby Jones golf courseFavorite Non-Work Hobby – Writing, she's had several books published and has more in the works!Favorite Guilty Pleasure – Eating candy and nappingMitch's day job is providing public relations services, media training, and crisis communications, but he also operates Leff's Atlanta Media, an online database with contact info for thousands of Atlanta-based journalists, and Mitch's Media Match, a service that connects Atlanta journalists with local experts.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Rob Morhaim.   Rob Morhaim is President of Morhaim Media Consulting, a sought-after business communications firm. A former studio executive at Disney/ABC and Big Ticket/Paramount Television in Los Angeles, Rob Morhaim oversaw some of the biggest shows on daytime television including Live With Regis and Kelly and Judge Judy. Morhaim also created and Executive Produced one of the first online series for women, Momversation, which ran for over 500 episodes. Most recently, he was the Senior Executive Producer for the live morning talk show "You & Me This Morning" on WCIU-TV in Chicago. Morhaim Media Consulting works with everyone from veteran C-Suite executives to business professionals and young social media teams to improve their delivery of critical messaging to audiences large and small. MMC's unique one-on-one approach is specifically designed to incorporate skills performers use to create maximum impact for business people who need to deliver successful business presentations, media appearances, panel discussions, and more. Talking Points/Questions *     1.    What is your company Morhaim Media Consulting?2.    The difference in dealing with celebrities and everyday people.3.    What is your unique one-on-one approach?4.    What's the most common mistake business people face when delivering a presentation? What are some of the keys to delivering a compelling business message? 5.     Walk us through what you do in training. 6.    What's your best piece of advice for someone who is preparing for a job interview?7.    How do you prepare for an important business meeting?8.    Tips on surviving the small business world? #BEST #STRAWSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Rob Morhaim.   Rob Morhaim is President of Morhaim Media Consulting, a sought-after business communications firm. A former studio executive at Disney/ABC and Big Ticket/Paramount Television in Los Angeles, Rob Morhaim oversaw some of the biggest shows on daytime television including Live With Regis and Kelly and Judge Judy. Morhaim also created and Executive Produced one of the first online series for women, Momversation, which ran for over 500 episodes. Most recently, he was the Senior Executive Producer for the live morning talk show "You & Me This Morning" on WCIU-TV in Chicago. Morhaim Media Consulting works with everyone from veteran C-Suite executives to business professionals and young social media teams to improve their delivery of critical messaging to audiences large and small. MMC's unique one-on-one approach is specifically designed to incorporate skills performers use to create maximum impact for business people who need to deliver successful business presentations, media appearances, panel discussions, and more. Talking Points/Questions *     1.    What is your company Morhaim Media Consulting?2.    The difference in dealing with celebrities and everyday people.3.    What is your unique one-on-one approach?4.    What's the most common mistake business people face when delivering a presentation? What are some of the keys to delivering a compelling business message? 5.     Walk us through what you do in training. 6.    What's your best piece of advice for someone who is preparing for a job interview?7.    How do you prepare for an important business meeting?8.    Tips on surviving the small business world? #STRAWSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Boebert barely won re-election to the House in 2022. Now the gun-loving Freedom Caucus firebrand is running for Congress in a new Colorado district.. Even after a lewd theater scandal threatened to tank her career, how is Boebert still leading in the polls? Guest: Paul Karolyi, Senior Executive Producer of City Cast Denver Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and across all your favorite Slate podcasts. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts by clicking “Try Free” at the top of our show page. Sign up now at slate.com/whatnextplus to get access wherever you listen. Podcast production by Elena Schwartz, Paige Osburn, Anna Phillips, Madeline Ducharme and Rob Gunther.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren Boebert barely won re-election to the House in 2022. Now the gun-loving Freedom Caucus firebrand is running for Congress in a new Colorado district.. Even after a lewd theater scandal threatened to tank her career, how is Boebert still leading in the polls? Guest: Paul Karolyi, Senior Executive Producer of City Cast Denver Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and across all your favorite Slate podcasts. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts by clicking “Try Free” at the top of our show page. Sign up now at slate.com/whatnextplus to get access wherever you listen. Podcast production by Elena Schwartz, Paige Osburn, Anna Phillips, Madeline Ducharme and Rob Gunther.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren Boebert barely won re-election to the House in 2022. Now the gun-loving Freedom Caucus firebrand is running for Congress in a new Colorado district.. Even after a lewd theater scandal threatened to tank her career, how is Boebert still leading in the polls? Guest: Paul Karolyi, Senior Executive Producer of City Cast Denver Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and across all your favorite Slate podcasts. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts by clicking “Try Free” at the top of our show page. Sign up now at slate.com/whatnextplus to get access wherever you listen. Podcast production by Elena Schwartz, Paige Osburn, Anna Phillips, Madeline Ducharme and Rob Gunther.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren Boebert barely won re-election to the House in 2022. Now the gun-loving Freedom Caucus firebrand is running for Congress in a new Colorado district.. Even after a lewd theater scandal threatened to tank her career, how is Boebert still leading in the polls? Guest: Paul Karolyi, Senior Executive Producer of City Cast Denver Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and across all your favorite Slate podcasts. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts by clicking “Try Free” at the top of our show page. Sign up now at slate.com/whatnextplus to get access wherever you listen. Podcast production by Elena Schwartz, Paige Osburn, Anna Phillips, Madeline Ducharme and Rob Gunther.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Decca Aitkenhead is the Chief Interviewer of The Sunday Times and has interviewed countless big names, from Hillary Clinton to Madonna. As she wins yet another award for her writing, she reveals how she does it – and why body language is the key to getting the rich and famous to say things they might later regret. Also in the programme, we meet the creators of two TV formats that have been sold around the world. And can you teach creativity? The creative genius behind some of the world's most celebrated adverts says you can. Presenters: Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins Guests: Decca Aitkenhead, Chief Interviewer, The Sunday Times; Matt Bennett, Senior Executive Producer, Shine TV; Dean Nabarro, Co-founder, Magnum Media; Sir John Hegarty, Advertising Executive, The Garage Soho.

Katie and Ros explore the place of creativity in modern media, from advertising to game show formats. They talk to the producers behind ITV's The 1% Club and Channel 4's Hunted. They'll also hear about concerns over dating app Grindr's use of user data and talk to media regulator Ofcom about new research into how audiences feel about politicians presenting current affairs programmes. Guests: Christina Nicolotti Squires, Group Director, Ofcom; Decca Aitkenhead, Chief Interviewer, The Sunday Times; Matt Bennett, Senior Executive Producer, Shine TV; Dean Nabarro, Co-founder, Magnum Media; Sir John Hegarty, Advertising Executive, The Garage Soho; Josh Parry, Senior Journalist LGBT and Identity, BBC; Zoe Schiffer, Managing Editor, PlatformerPresenters: Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins Producer: Simon Richardson

On this episode, host Michael Azevedo welcomes back filmmaker Paula Apsell to discuss her new documentary, "Resistance: They Fought Back".   Paula's film is a vivid refutation of the inaccurate idea that during the Holocaust, the Jews of Europe meekly submitted to Nazi atrocities, like so-called lambs to the slaughter.    Told by survivors, their children, and scholars from the U.S. Israel, and Europe, the film reveals how the Jews fought back, uncovering evidence of non-violent methods which served as crucial tools of resistance and evolved into Jewish armed revolts in ghettos, forests and death camps.    Today, almost eighty years after the Holocaust, this story remains largely unknown to the general public. Without it, Paula believes, our understanding of this genocide, which wiped out two-thirds of European Jewry, remains incomplete, giving rise to renewed antisemitism, hatred, and denial of the Holocaust itself.   Paula Apsell spent 35 years as the Senior Executive Producer of the PBS NOVA science series responsible for more than 650 documentaries about the sciences, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine and which won every major broadcasting award including the Emmy; the Peabody; and an Academy Award nomination for Special Effects. She has been recognized with numerous individual awards including the 2018 Lifetime Achievement Emmy of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Currently she is CEO of Leading Edge Productions.   Making Media Now is sponsored by Filmmakers Collaborative, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting media makers from across the creative spectrum. From providing fiscal sponsorship to presenting an array of informative and educational programs, Filmmakers Collaborative supports creatives at every step in their journey.   About the host: www.writevoicecreative.com and https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-azevedo/   Sound Engineer: A.J. Kierstead 

Executive Producer Paula S. Apsell talks about her new documentary “Resistance - They Fought Back” with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™. The film is having its World Premiere at the Boston Jewish Film Festival November 2nd and  9th. “Resistance - They Fought Back” explores the misinformation that Jews went to their deaths like sheep to the slaughter during the Holocaust. Actually Jews fought back in more than sixty armed rebellions including six in death camps and thousands of Jewish partisans in forests of Europe. Through interviews with historians, survivors and their families the film belies a long-held myth and shines a new light on a lost chapter of history. Apsell co-directed this relevant and timely film with Kirk Wolfinger after a documentary they made for the PBS NOVA series in 2016 which she helmed for 35 years. Told by survivors, their children and expert witnesses from the U.S, Israel and Europe “Resistance - They Fought Back” is a revelation based on extensive research of how the Jews of Europe fought back. It uncovers evidence of non-violent methods which served as crucial tools of resistance and evolved into Jewish armed revolts in ghettos, forests and death camps even as the odds of success were alarmingly small. Today almost eighty years after the Holocaust this story remains largely unknown to the general public. It is important to understand this genocide that wiped out two-thirds of European Jews especially with the global rise of antisemitism, hatred and denial of the Holocaust itself. We talked to Paula about what she hopes to accomplish with “Resistance - They Fought Back” and as a fierce ally her spin on our LGBTQ issues.  Paula S. Apsell spent 35 years as the Senior Executive Producer of the PBS NOVA science series responsible for more than 650 documentaries in the sciences, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine which won every major broadcasting award including the Emmy; the Peabody; the duPont-Columbia University Gold and Silver Batons and an Academy Award nomination for Special Effects. She has been recognized with numerous individual awards including the 2018 Lifetime Achievement Emmy of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Currently she is CEO of Leading Edge Productions, Inc., a 501(c)(3) public charity. “Resistance: They Fought Back” is currently being screened at the Boston Jewish Film Festival and numerous screenings globally and is distributed by Abramorama.  For More Info & Tix… LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

Our interview with Linda Korn, Senior Executive Producer at Penguin Random House visit us at JenniferJillAraya.com & SarahBethGoer.com

With special -- and returning! -- guest Michael Anderson, Anna and Derek discuss the adolescent angst of growth spurts, the questionable inclusion of child abduction in a comedy and much more during their chat of the Penny Marshall hit Big (1988). Connect with '80s Movie Montage on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram! It's the same handle for all three... @80smontagepod.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/80sMontagePodTwitter: https://twitter.com/80sMontagePodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/80smontagepod/Anna Keizer and Derek Dehanke are the co-hosts of ‘80s Movie Montage. The idea for the podcast came when they realized just how much they talk – a lot – when watching films from their favorite cinematic era. Their wedding theme was “a light nod to the ‘80s,” so there's that, too. Both hail from the Midwest but have called Los Angeles home for several years now. Anna is a writer who received her B.A. in Film/Video from Columbia College Chicago and M.A. in Film Studies from Chapman University. Her dark comedy short She Had It Coming was an Official Selection of 25 film festivals with several awards won for it among them. Derek is an attorney who also likes movies. It is a point of pride that most of their podcast episodes are longer than the movies they cover.As an experienced producer having created content all over the world from the lush jungles of the Congo to the paved jungles of Times Square, Michael Anderson has spent years building his career in a variety of roles within production across commercials, branded content, documentaries, and narrative features. As the current Head of Global Production at Beautiful Destinations and having been the Senior Executive Producer at Cutaway Creative, Michael has worked with clients spanning Fortune 500 companies to Global Nonprofits and National Ministries of Tourism to create award-recognized projects. Outside of short-form content, Michael is an energetic contributor to both on-and-off-Broadway as well as independent feature films having successfully produced and/or directed films including: A Southern Haunting, Manson Family Vacation, G.B.F., He's Way More Famous Than You, Somewhere Slow, Exquisite Corpse and several more.

Tune in for 'part two' of this week's episode where we continue our look behind-the-scenes of the Framestore LABS department. This week's special guests are Jonny Dixon and Jocelyn Deborne, Global Head of Production and Senior Executive Producer for LABS. Listen as we continue with the Framestore Podcast 'dailies' and enjoy an insightful conversation about this lesser known part of the Framestore family.

Our episode today will delve into the making of "Airlines of the World", a television documentary series currently being created and produced, with the expectation to be released at the end of 2023. The series will focus on the global airline industry, past, present and future.  I will be joined by Patrick Weil, Managing Director of Jennuin Films and Senior Executive Producer and Creator of the “Airlines of the World” documentary series. Patrick will talk about the behind-the-scenes planning, offer insights into the creation and production of the series to date, and how they have been recreating the aircraft interiors and passenger experiences of yesteryear down to the finest details. Hear more about the work in progress as well as the narration of the series by the one and only William Shatner, who I fondly associate with the legendary role of Captain James Tiberius Kirk of the original USS Enterprise from the Star Trek franchise.www.onyourflighttoday.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/onyourflighttodayhttps://www.youtube.com/@onyourflighttodayhttps://twitter.com/YourFlightToday

S3E07: VICE Media Group has built a successful news brand aimed at a young audience, but how are they trying to expand that audience, stay true to their values, and deliver commercially in a tough and competitive market? In the seventh episode of season three of the Making the Media Podcast, host Craig Wilson is joined by Maral Usefi, vice president of news and editorial operations at VICE Media Group Our Guest This Episode Maral Usefi , Vice President of News and Editorial Operations at VICE Media Group Maral is responsible for news and documentary coverage, unscripted series, development, and specials. She also leads all internal VICE News operations with oversight over its studios, control rooms, and production scheduling. Maral serves as a Senior Executive Producer of the award-winning VICE News Tonight, along with a number of series including Small Town Secrets, Border to Border, and BLM: A Global Reckoning. Usefi is the recipient of multiple National News Emmy® awards, a George Polk Award, two Edward R Murrow Awards, and a Peabody, among others. Prior to VICE, she developed and launched Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien for CNN and served as senior executive producer of the morning programming slate for Al Jazeera America, along with a stint at Fox News. She got her start producing the morning show at KCRA in Sacramento. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. More Resources For more on this topic, check out Tomorrow's News—This series of articles details the findings from a recent major report from the DPP. Making the Media with Avid CEO Jeff Rosica – Get the thoughts of Avid's chief executive on the state of the media business and the future. Contact Us Questions? Comments? Cool ideas? Get in touch: makingthemedia@avid.com or @craigaw1969. Follow Avid at @avid. Credits Host: Craig Wilson Producer: Matt Diggs Social: Wim Van den Broeck Theme Music: Greg “Stryke” Chin

Dr. Lauren Lek, Head of School at the Academy of Our Lady of Peace, and one of OLP's superstar students, Ainsley Savant, an OLP senior, talk about how the OLP culture helps students thrive in their areas of interest ... for Ainsley, its broadcast journalism. Lek and Savant are joined by OLP Alum, Sophia Nunez, a Senior Executive Producer at Cloudcast Media.

In this episode, sports journalist, author, and astute investor Darren Rovell shares ways he feeds his entrepreneurial spirit beyond the significant roles he holds at Action Sports Network (and formerly at ESPN and CNBC). He gives rare insights into the investments that he helped basketball star Kobe Bryant make before he died, which led Darren later to become a venture capitalist in the food and beverage industry., founding KickStand cocktail company. Highlights Include: How John and Darren met at Northwestern University (and the”pride” culture there is discussed), and then connected again 20-plus years later at the Super Bowl last year.   At age 22, Darren became the second youngest on-air hire ever for ESPN.   Rejoining ESPN six years later at five times the salary from when he left. Darren's growing financial expertise and his relationship with Kobe Bryant, who wanted to win at business as much as sports. One $10 million investment gave a return of $440 million. Darren's side hustle in sports memorabilia. The Product is 1% of the equation; you have to build a great team to win. His Sports Journalism Career: Darren is Senior Executive Producer and Reporter at The Action Network and also a former sports business reporter for ESPN and CNBC. He focuses on stories related to the business of betting, from public companies to where the public is siding on each game. Darren started betting in 2000, the same year he started at ESPN at the age of 22. That's also the year he started covering the beat as part of his sports business reporting. Darren worked for ESPN for 12 years in two stints and CNBC for six years before joining The Action Network in 2018. While Darren loves the betting beat, he also has passion for covering any business. His book, First in Thirst, which is about the history of Gatorade, was named among the Best 30 Business Books of 2005 by Soundview Summaries. His CNBC documentary, Swoosh: Inside Nike, was nominated for an Emmy.  He won an Emmy for his coverage of Barack Obama winning the presidency on an NBC News show that night in 2008. His Entrepreneurial Experience: Darren is a partner in Tastemaker Capital, a venture fund in the food and beverage space that features a curated roster of professional athletes, sports team executives, influencers, high net worth family offices and leading executives from various industries. The company is an investor  in Biena Snacks and Athletic Brewing Company. Darren is also founder of KickStand Cocktails, “The only canned cocktail solely dedicated to spice.” (Or, more specifically, the product features premium spirits, clean ingredients, perfectly balanced spices, 105 calories, 3 grams of  carbs, and zero-added sugar.) Darren went to Northwestern and graduated with a degree in communications. He was sports editor of the weekly paper, The Northwestern Chronicle, and sports director of the radio station, WNUR.   Follow Darren: Twitter: https://twitter.com/darrenrovell Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darrenrovell/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DarrenRovell/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrenrovell/   Kickstands & Cocktails: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kickstandcocktails  Website: https://www.kickstandcocktails.com/   Tastemaker Capital:Website: https://tastemakercapital.com/   Follow John: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johncerasani TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@johncerasani LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/johncerasani   More 2000 Percent Raise Episodes and Content: https://linktr.ee/2000percentraise   Produced by: https://socialchameleon.us

Nick, Jermaine and Nevada? are back from the room! The Senior Executive Producer steps in to pick up the slack of the now twice MIA EP-E and the show doesn't even skip a beat. Today's episode is all about Rabbit Holes and what the room can discover just with a cursory web search. Pop Culture Pick'Em (courtesy of Nevada): Top 5 Retired Things to Do As An Old Man! So come on down and step into the room.

Special Interview! Peter & Aram sit down with Darren Rovell, Senior Executive Producer for the Action Network to talk about gambling in baseball and his incredible collection of sports card and tickets. Use Code "JustBaseball" for Deposit Match on Prize Picks Get Your Just Baseball Merch! Check out our website: https://www.justbaseball.com/ Personal Twitters: @peterappel23, @colby_olson3 Please subscribe and leave a five-star review if you enjoy Not Gambling Advice on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CLOCKWISE: Dean Rotbart, Matt Quayle, Peter Coy, Henry Dubroff, Matt Murray, and Chris Roush   A special audio/video edition of Monday Morning Radio presenting a panel of distinguished journalists discussing the future of business journalism. TO VIEW THE VIDEO, CLICK HERE. This is the first episode in the 11th year of the business-to-business podcast. Everyone who owns a business, operates a professional practice, or works for either, understands the importance of the business news media - and their ability to provide actionable insights and intelligence. The discussion arises from the publication of The Future of Business Journalism and Why It Matters for Wall Street and Main Street by Chris Roush. Roush is the Dean of the Quinnipiac University School of Communications, where he is also a professor. He is a veteran business journalist and the founder of Talking Biz News — a must-read website for journalists and communications executives about the business journalism profession. Roush joins Dean Rotbart, award-winning author and host of Monday Morning Radio, to examine the history of the business journalism profession, its current status, and what Roush believes are the changes that are necessary to buttress business and financial news going forward. In his book, Roush writes: “[The] shift in business news content away from many consumers and small business owners on Main Street and toward Wall Street investors, money managers, and Fortune 500 executives is one of the most misunderstood inequalities in twenty-first century American civic life.” To examine that contention, along with other key elements in The Future of Business Journalism, are a distinguished panel of four veteran business journalists: Peter Coy, Opinion Economics Writer, The New York Times Henry Dubroff, Owner and Founder, Pacific Coast Business Times Matt Murray, Editor in Chief, The Wall Street Journal Matt Quayle, Senior Executive Producer, CNBC-TV Biographies of Roush and the panel members are available here. Order your copy of The Future of Business Journalism here. Posted: June 20, 2022 Monday Morning Run Time: One Hour and Seven Minutes

As the top journalist and now CEO of Fortune Media — publisher of Fortune magazine, Fortune.com, and an increasing array of live Fortune global conferences — Alan Murray is one of the most influential business journalists in the country. In his capacity as the head of Fortune, Alan has the opportunity to keep company with many of the world's most prominent and influential people, including presidents, heads of state, legendary CEOs, titans of Wall Street, and even the Pope. Alan is the author of a bold, newly released book, Tomorrow's Capitalist: My Search for the Soul of Business. In the book, Alan encapsulates the wisdom of his coterie, mixed with a full serving of his own savvy, to create a vision for a new, 21st-century breed of business owners and leaders. Alan dubs them Capitalists 2.0. Some of Alan's ideas are surprisingly radical — or, if not radical — certainly a break from the traditions of Corporate America and the deeply-rooted Milton Friedman philosophy that “There is one and only one social responsibility of business–to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits.” This week, Alan sits for an exclusive interview with host and award-winning author Dean Rotbart to explain how tomorrow's CEOs can do a better job than their predecessors for their employees, communities, and investors. [Note: Alan's journalism career spans more than four decades, including serving as deputy managing editor, executive editor online, Washington bureau chief, and a columnist for The Wall Street Journal. He is the recipient of a Business News Visionary Award, nominated by his peers and recognized for his transformative contributions to the business journalism profession. The Business News Visionary Awards are made possible by the support of Monday Morning Radio and The Dilenschneider Group. Additional support is provided by TimeinaBottlePhotography.com.] Next Monday, June 20th, as Monday Morning Radio begins its 11th year of podcasting, host Dean Rotbart will moderate an extra special panel to discuss a provocative new book, the Future of Business Journalism.  Everyone who owns a business, operates a professional practice, or works for either, understands the importance of the business news media - and their ability to provide actionable insights and intelligence. Chris Roush - Dean of the Quinnipiac University School of Communications and a veteran business journalist, is the author of The Future of Business Journalism which contends that significant changes must take place in the ways business journalism organizations operate for the betterment of Main Street and Wall Street. Joining Chris and Dean will be four distinguished business journalists: Peter Coy, Opinion Economics Writer, The New York Times Henry Dubroff, Owner and Founder, Pacific Coast Business Times Matt Murray, Editor in Chief, The Wall Street Journal Matt Quayle, Senior Executive Producer, CNBC-TV Photo: Alan Murray, Fortune MediaPosted: June  13, 2022Monday Morning Run Time: One Hour and Two Minutes

Story Studio Network is excited to announce Steve Cassar is joining the team as a Senior Executive Producer. Steve is a veteran broadcast journalist, leading award winning teams at CTV News in Toronto and Sportsnet. Steve was also a Supervising Producer for the Olympic Broadcasting Services in Beijing and Tokyo. Most recently, Steve jumped into the podcast production world, founding Podcasts that Pop - a boutique production service supporting businesses and organizations that wanted to create their own branded podcasts. As of May 1, Steve brings his experience and story telling acumen to the team at Story Studio Network and we're thrilled to have him in the stable!

Помните, что игры - это новый венчур?) Так вот. Мы решили снова встретиться с нашими друзьями из фонда The Games Fund и узнать что произошло нового за год у них и в индустрии в целом. Расспросим их, как они собрали $50 млн, какие мировые инвесторы вошли к ним в фонд и как они обходят в сделках таких гигантов индустрии, как Tencent. Конечно, поговорим про индустрию в целом. Узнаем, что произошло в игровой индустрии за год и как мир NFT влияет на обычные игры. Попытаемся понять почему NFT-игры (p2e игры) оттянули хайп от мобильных игр. Узнаем инвестируют ли ребята сами в NFT игры? Сегодня в гостях: Илья Еремеев, Управляющий партнер фонда The Games Fund. Эксперт игровой индустрии (Creative Director, Senior Executive Producer), более 14 лет опыта в международных игровых компаниях. Лидировал сделки и управлял портфелем из 10 мобильных разработчиков в MGVC, корпоративном инвестиционном фонде Mail.ru Group (LSE: MAIL). Эксперт в игровой разработке, маркетинге, геймдизайне и бизнес стратегии. Сильный нетворк в игровой индустрии, ментор, спикер и лидер мнений. Мария Кочмола, Управляющий партнер фонда The Games Fund. Мария возглавляла инвестиционный отдел в MGVC, корпоративном инвестиционном фонде Mail.ru Group (LSE: MAIL) с момента основания. Мария отвечала за M&A и венчурные инвестиции, провела более 30 сделок. До присоединения к MGVC, Мария работала в ряде других VC и PE компаний (Vestor.In, AYR financial) и в управленческом консалтинге (A.T.Kearney).

The guys (@GamblingPodcast) are back at Super Bowl radio row and kick things off with their final Super Bowl predictions. Then they kick off some more radio row interviews featuring former NFL stars like Eric Metcalf (@EricMetcalf21), LeGarrette Blount (@LG_Blount) and Pacman Jones (@RealPACMAN24). Plus Super Bowl gambling picks with Cam Rogers (@MrRogers99) and Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell). Bonus instant reactions to the Ben Simmons trade as well.SIGN UP FOR THE $100,000 Super Bowl Prop Contest in the SGPN APP - https://sgpn.appDownload our printable Super Bowl Squares Template - https://sg.pn/squaresDownload our printable Super Bowl Party Prop Sheet - https://sg.pn/sb56propsheetPodcast Timecodes00:00 - Prerolls1:49 - Intro/Welcome5:15 - Real Men of Degens Nominee 7:33 - Thoughts and Final Predictions on Super Bowl LVI13:02 - Former NFL Player Adam Pacman Jones26:29 - 2x NFL All Pro Eric Metcalf43:35 - 3x Super Bowl Champion LeGarrette Blount53:18 - Senior Executive Producer of Action Network1:06:02 - Host of Lock It In Podcast Cam RogersGet all of our Super Bowl Picks & Props in the SGPN APP today https://sgpn.app and leave us a rating/review.Hosts - Sean Green | Ryan KramerFollow - Twitter | InstagramWatch - YouTube | TwitchListen - Apple | SpotifyRead - SportsGamblingPodcast.comDiscuss - Slack | RedditSupport for this episode - WynnBet | IPVanish.com/sgp | PropSwap.com code “SGP” | ThriveFantasy.com code SGP | StableDuel.com | BettorFantasy.com/SGPN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Darren Rovell: Business of Sports Betting, Memorabilia, NFTs, Sports Business Reporter & Senior Executive Producer for the Action Network HQ .

Sports Business Reporter & Senior Executive Producer for The Action Network Darren Rovell joins TKB to preview the game lines for Super Bowl LVI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports Business Reporter & Senior Executive Producer for The Action Network Darren Rovell joins TKB to preview the game lines for Super Bowl LVI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“I felt helpless, but I just prayed and prayed and prayed.” Lisa   Dr. Onik talks to Senior Executive Producer of the Emmy®-winning newsmagazine “Extra,” now in its 28th season, Lisa Gregorisch-Dempsey, who experienced an incredible spiritual transformation during her husband's health crisis. Lisa had a typical Jewish upbringing in New Jersey, but her media career took her all over the country, having spent most of her career in California. One night, taking a call in her office at Extra, dressed in a gown about to attend the Emmys, she abruptly did an about face toward home. Her husband Gary had been told he had cancer on the back of his tongue.  From Gary's unexpected heart surgery to radiation to chemo, Lisa began praying in her car, and reading Christian author Max Lucado for the peace it brought her. Then she started reading the New Testament. Gary fully recovered and didn't seem to mind when Lisa read him passages from the Bible, having grown up Methodist, but converted to Judaism when they married. But it wasn't until Gary got a call years later learning that the cancer had metastasized to his lung that he also got on the prayer wagon.  Today, alive and well, the couple remarkably have dedicated their lives to Jesus. They never miss a day of their early morning ritual together, spending time with God.  Dr. Onik asks Lisa, also known as the Doctor Whisperer, has your Christianity ever made you uncomfortable or affected your career? Lisa is quick to respond, “Not even for one second. I have a big forum to help other people,” and she uses it to spread hope.  ***  For over 40 years Dr. Gary Onik has been pioneering advances in cancer treatment that have rocked the field of oncology, inventing an entirely new branch of cancer treatment now known as “Interventional Oncology” based on his innovative minimally invasive techniques. Both doctor and patient, he created a cancer vaccine and successfully treated his own terminal prostate cancer using his invention. In addition to his medical practice, Dr. Onik is an Adjunct Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, working closely with his colleagues to develop the next generation of cancer fighting technologies. His latest work, using immunotherapy to treat metastatic cancer, offers hope to those patients with literally no other options.  GARY ONIK https://www.garyonik.com/ CHECK OUT all our inspiring podcasts visit https://www.lifestough.com/ 

Doug talks about the rumors around Aaron Rodgers and the Tennessee Titans, and the Titans insisting they'll stick with current QB Ryan Tannehill. Sport Business Reporter & Senior Executive Producer at the Action Network Darren Rovell stops by, and is it a big deal that Kyler Murray unfollowed the Cardinals on social media? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Episode 40 of The Chuck Williams Show features Bill Nigut the Senior Executive Producer for the Georgia Public Broadcasting's “Political Rewind”.A Chicago native, Bill Nigut has spent a lifetime covering politics. The host of Georgia Public Broadcasting's highly acclaimed show, Political Rewind, Nigut's is the guest this week on The Chuck Williams Show.Because he grew up in Illinois, Nigut has an interesting perspective on what is becoming a rough-and-tumble Georgia political landscape. Usually, Nigut is the one asking the questions. This time Nigut is the one with the answers and perspective.

SUMMER SERIES: We spoke to Ian Walker, one of Australia's leading Podcast Executive Producers, about how the ABC produces its high-end narrative podcasts. And it's an episode packed with lessons for brands. Just a note that, since recording this episode and after 7 years at the ABC, Ian is now Senior Executive Producer, factual and scripted podcasts at Listnr.  Australian podcasts are competitive on a global scale and a lot of the credit for this goes to Ian Walker, Executive Producer – Narrative Non-Fiction at ABC Audio Studios. Ian's been responsible for dozens of podcasts, including the hit kids show Short & Curly and the award-winning true crime series Unravel. Ian joins co-hosts Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman to reveal his approach to outstanding podcast production. Podcasting Essentials is produced by: SoundCartel soundcartel.com.au +61 3 9882 8333 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Action Sports Network Senior Executive Producer Darren Rovell joins Jason for an extended conversation in which the pair discuss the exploding market that is sports memorabilia and why some items are harder to come by (and thus more valuable) than others, why sports wagering has suddenly become mainstream and why he has more respect for bettors who attach their names to every pick they make, why it's more important to drive content in the sports wagering space rather than just push ads with big names who have no real interest in gambling, the future of sports wagering and how much emphasis we'll see on in-game betting for American sports leagues and their television partners, why its so important to bet games that you have a good feeling about - not just the games that you're most excited to watch, why his celebrity boxing match with Pro Football Commenter from Barstool Sports fell apart at the last minute, and much more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Roni Selig is an Emmy, Peabody and DuPont award-winning, multi-platform media executive who has created innovative content for CNN, ABC and syndication. She is currently the Executive Producer/Gen Partner of RonMar Studios along with Marcie Mule. Most recently the studio helped The Cura Foundation's multimedia “United to Prevent” global awareness public service campaign. Prior to RonMar Studios, she served as the Executive Producer for CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta from 2009 to 2019. Previously, as the Senior Executive Producer and Director for CNN's Health, Wellness & Medical Unit, she led coverage for Dr. Gupta and Senior Medical Correspondent Elizabeth Cohen. She was also a co-executive producer of the Rosie O'Donnell Show and a Senior VP for Buena Vista Productions (Disney ABC Television Group) where she helped with overseeing Live with Regis and Kelly, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and the Tony Danza Show. In this interview, Roni talks about: - Getting into TV industry and growing from an Assistant to the Line Producer (GMA) to becoming an Executive Producer (LIFETIME) in 6 years - Being an Executive producer and also experiencing management roles i.e. the Senior Vice President of East Coast Programming and Development for Disney's Buena Vista Productions from 2004-2008 - Her advice to anyone just starting out in the TV/film industry or to anyone wanting to become an executive producer - How she managed her personal and professional life - Collaborations and mentors who helped shape her career. RonMar Studios: https://ronmarstudios.com/ Roni's Twitter: https://twitter.com/roniselig Grateful Living Info: My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aroy81547/?... To Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Hn4ttt... To Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Bo... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gratefulliving4 Approximate Time Stamps: 0:00 - 1:34 Intro 1:35 - 3:05 Ronnie's childhood 3:06 - 6:46 Were you obsessed with TV? 6:47 - 10:34 Getting TV internships in college 10:25 - 11:34 Being an assistant to Line Producer 11:35 - 17:27 Getting promoted from an assistant at Good Morning America 17:28 -18:49 Early life being in entry level roles 18:50 - 21:43 Advice for someone starting out in the TV industry 21:44 - 25:06 Advice on hiring and networking 25:07 - 27:41 Did you feel imposter syndrome? 27:42 - 32:08 Learning lessons from being in creative programming management roles 32:09 - 35:11 Experience with Pure Oxygen 35:12 - 37:41 Experience being VP at Buena Vista Productions 37:42 - 41:47 Thoughts on successful shows vs. unsuccessful shows, working with Barbara Walters 41:48 - 49:33 Experience at CNN 49:34 - 55:01 Advice on Producing Interesting Content 55:02 - 57:25 Advice on working with big personalities 57:26 - 1:01:44 Producing content on national disasters like 9/11, Boston bombings 1:01:45 - 1:06:59 Starting RonMar Studios 1:07:00 - 1:09:59 Having kids 1:10:00 - 1:15:07 Getting into triathlons and marathons 1:15:08 - 1:17:03 Talking about gratitude 1:17:04 - 1:22:03 Advice on managing people, closing remarks

Darren Rovell, Senior Executive Producer of the Action Network and Top Sports Business Reporter, talks with Wharton Business Daily Guest Host Anthony Scaramucci about the Fanatics/Topps baseball card story, the sports memorabilia market, the Tokyo Olympics and the NCAA's image and likeness changes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champion, is considered one of the greatest boxers of all time. Unfortunately, he is just as famous for his exploits outside of the ring as he is for his many knockouts. The new docuseries Mike Tyson: The Knockout is currently streaming on ABC and Hulu. Senior Executive Producer for original non-fiction content at ABC News, Roxanna Sherwood, joins us to discuss the film.  Roxanna shares how she collaborated with the Oscar-winning screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher and Grammy-winning composer Terence Blanchard to create a new approach to Mike Tyson's story.  She explains what it was like for Mike growing up, how he ended up in so many scandals, and why this story is relevant now more than ever. “We are prone these days to shuffle things under the black and white. The grey has disappeared, but the truth is in the middle, the truth is grey.” - Roxanna Sherwood Time Stamps: 00:14 - The trailer for Mike Tyson: The Knockout. 05:21 - The new context the documentary gives to Mike's life. 08:54 - What it was like for Mike growing up in Brownsville, Brooklyn. 11:26 - First clip showing Brownsville in the 1970s and '80s. 13:40 - The difficulties Mike Tyson had as a boy. 16:48 - Second clip revealing the fortune Mike gained in a short period of time. 19:34 - The misguided trust Mike had in Robin Givens. 25:22 - Third clip looking at how Mike's lavish lifestyle turned self-destructive. 28:29 - Which knockout the title refers to. 30:43 - The rape committed by Mike Tyson and the subsequent trial. 37:36 - The importance of understanding unconscious bias and racism. 44:43 - Why this documentary is so relevant at the moment. 47:14 - How Geoffrey Fletcher and Terence Blanchard became involved with the film. 50:53 - The type of content ABC News will be making in the future. 53:30 - How to be a successful documentary filmmaker. 55:18 - What's next for Roxanna. Resources: Mike Tyson: The Knockout (2021) Precious (2009) Careers in Film Innersound Audio Alamo Pictures Connect with Roxanna Sherwood: Twitter Facebook   Connect with Factual America: Facebook Instagram Twitter   Connect with Matthew Sherwood: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   More From Factual America: Moment of Truth: The Murder of Michael Jordan's Father Air Jordan: A Cultural Phenomenon Becoming Rocky: How Sylvester Stallone Became a Star

Jene asks everyone what their favorite color is and why? When Jene realizes his bit is failing he starts to get real nervous. Megan and Casey vie for his coveted Senior Executive Producer position.Jerry's Thought for the Week: Liz Chaney Will Lose Her Leadership Position for Speaking the Truth.Musical guest: Casey Campbell of Buffalo Wabs & the Price Hill Hustle debut a new song live from The Burl.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn2fQkahGJEhttps://www.pricehillhustle.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MIAMI OPEN RECAP- 0:33-25:03 First up Jimmy and Brett look back at the 2021 Miami Open, with Hubert Hurkacz and Ash Barty taking home the titles. With the big 3 plus Thiem missing from the tournament it was wide open for someone new to break through and win a masters 1000. It seemed like it was setting up for podcast favorite Jannik Sinner to get that breakthrough win on the tour. But instead it was his good friend and doubles partner Hurkacz taking home his second title of the year. On the ladies side it was world #1 Ash Barty, who saved a match point earlier in the event beating Bianca Andreescu to defend her Miami title. Andreescu broke back onto the scene after battling injuries on and off for the last year plus, grinding out multiple three set thrillers in her run to the final. DARREN ROVELL JOINS THE SHOW - 25:04-1:39:07 Then longtime sports business reporter for ESPN & CNBC and now Senior Executive Producer at the Action Network, Darren Rovell joins us as a special guest. Talking Baylor winning the NCAA tournament, the upcoming Masters and why hasn't tennis embraced gambling like the other sports have. Also Darren schools Brett and Jimmy on NFT's, digital horses, and the memorabilia game to follow up on some of the topics from the last episode. All that plus plenty more on episode #25 of Advantage Connors. **Apologies fo Brett's audio during the Rovell segment, it was our first show over zoom, we live and we learn.*** Twitter- @AdvConnors @JimmyConnors @Brett_Connors Instagram-@AdvantageConnors @Bretterz

Do you have a story you want to share with the world? Rodney Flowers’ guest today is Tacy Trump, the Senior Executive Producer with VoiceAmerica Talk Radio. Tacy believes that now more than ever during this pandemic, people need to hear what you have to say. Why? Because many people are suffering, and they need to know that they're not alone. We are all going through the same thing! You can inspire hundreds and thousands of people just by sharing your story. Join in the conversation, listen to Tacy's stories and insights, and be encouraged to share your own and get your voice out into the world. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Game Changer Mentality Community today:rodneyflowers.comGame Changer Mentality FacebookGame Changer Mentality InstagramGame Changer Mentality LinkedInGame Changer Mentality TwitterGame Changer Mentality YouTube

The guest on Episode 335 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina is Darren Rovell, the Senior Executive Producer for the Action Network. The main focus of the episode is the explosion in the trading cards business. From why the boom happened, whether it will last to the process of getting cards graded and selling them for profit, Rovell goes in-depth on explaining many of the aspects of the current trading card craze. He also explains that people are buying and selling more than cards. Game tickets, VCR tapes and checks are also in high demand. In addition to discussing the trading card world, Rovell and Traina also talk about the Super Bowl streaker who claims he won $375,000 on a $50,000 bet and the possibility of Twitter adding a pay service. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's the first 1056 show of 2021 and we set the bar HIGH. Darren Rovell, formally a Business Analyst at ESPN and current Senior Executive Producer at The Action Network, came on to talk about investing in Connecticut's own Athletic Brewing Company, and the shakeup of NA beer in the craft beer industry (STARTS AT 17:00 mark). Follow Darren on Instagram and Twitter at: https://twitter.com/darrenrovell https://www.instagram.com/darrenrovell/ Follow us on Instagram @1056podcast Untappd: @tieler & @redmarker

Darren Rovell joins the show to discuss his start in the sports business world, sports memorabilia, and how he handles hate on social media. He is a Sports Business Reporter & Senior Executive Producer for The Action Network. ---------------------------   'Nothing Personal with David Samson' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox, Bullhorn and wherever else you listen to podcasts.   Follow David on Twitter: @DavidPSamson  To watch David on CBS Sports HQ visit https://www.cbssports.com/live/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/

Arts organizations (as well as small businesses) was hit with Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) at the beginning of the year which outlines a new way to determine who is an independent contractor vs an employee. With the changes in the determination, many found that creative artists who were once paid per gig or as an independent contractor were now seen, in the eyes of this bill, as an employee. Needless to say, that has major financial repercussions for these organizations and business. Then, if that wasn’t bad enough, along comes Covid 19 which is close to being the devastating blow to most organizations. I reached out to Julie Baker the Executive Director for the Californians for the Arts organization to see if she could help answer some basic concerns.  Julie Baker is a seasoned arts and marketing professional. Prior to becoming Executive Director of Californians For The Arts and California Arts Advocates in October of 2018, Julie Baker served on the board for four years as chair of the membership committee and of Confluence, an arts advocacy conference. She serves as the California State Captain to Americans for the Arts', National Arts Action Summit and is chair of the visibility committee for the State Arts Action Network. From 2009-2017, Julie Baker served as the Executive Director of The Center for the Arts, a non-profit performing arts venue and California WorldFest, an annual music and camping festival located in Grass Valley, CA. Prior to moving to California, Baker worked in New York City at several prominent art galleries and the international auction house Christie’s before becoming the President of her family’s art marketing agency, Gerngross & Company Inc. In 1998, she moved with her family to Nevada City, CA where she was first employed as a Senior Executive Producer for Tristream, a 20- person web development and marketing/branding company. In 2001, she returned to her passion for the arts and opened Julie Baker Fine Art, a gallery of emerging artists. She was the co-founder of Flow art fair, a satellite art fair to Art Basel Miami Beach. She is active in her local community including serving on the high school Site Council and the board of California Heritage: Indigenous Research Project.  

I'm very excited to introduce my guest today as sports business analyst, Darren Rovell. Darren currently reports for The Action Network, a sports betting start-up based in Los Vegas, and previously he reported for ESPN for more than 12 years. He's widely considered one of the most influential journalists in sports. Being the sports and business nerd that I am, Darren is one of my absolute favorite follows on social media. You can check out his twitter and instagram here. Today I talked with Darren about things like how he's handling the change in lifestyle, current events in sports, and mental health. Darren is a public advocate for mental health awareness and discussion, both through his own platforms and through his involvement in the #SameHere movement.Find Darren:TwitterInstagramFacebookFind Momentous:LiveMomentousInstagramFacebookTwitterYoutube

Key Links  Untamed Borders Group Trip To Madagascar  Support Counting Countries, and check out these trips from G Adventures  Support Counting Countries at Patreon Counting Countries Apparel  -----I am announcing that Counting Countries is now partnered with Patreon.  Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me.  I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast.   This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries.  I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return.  I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries.  To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries.  On another note, dueto time constraints, Counting Countries will be publishing one episode a month starting in 2019.    More about Debjeet Sen:   Born in: Austin, Minnesota Passport from: USA   Favorite travel book: Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage Favorite travel film: The opening scene of Up.  While not a travel film per se, the introduction of the film beautifully summarize the wonder of travel and discovery that is inherent in all children and how said wonder transfers to adults and remains a constant fixture in their lives even when “reality” gets in the way. “Adventure is out there.” Truer words have never been said! Favorite app:   One of my biggest travel-related fears is getting lost or not knowing how to find my way in a new country or city. I religiously use Google Maps on my phone, but also make sure to download the relevant maps on maps.me prior to arriving in a new country/city, so that I have some reference even if I am unable to purchase a local SIM card. I used to be a bit of an anti-tech sort of person back in the day (I am still a technology-phobe in many ways). Let’s just say that I learned my lessons after relying on my father to navigate using a paper map, which led us up an unpaved mountain track in Turkey on a dark moonless night; or when I followed the flight paths of airliners to trace my way from Fontainebleau to Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport through morning rush-hour traffic. Must carry: Funnily enough, a wad of toilet tissue tucked into a side-pocket in my backpack and sanitizer. Without going into specifics, let’s just say that I’ve needed these two essential items in places as varied as in the middle of the steppes of Kazakhstan, or in the middle of the vast desert of northern Kenya. Favorite food:  Oh man, it’s like asking me to choose a favorite child. I am a total foodie and will eat anything and everything. It’s hard to select one specific food, but I’ll list a few dishes that I love eating and cooking: deliriously spicy and flavorsome Thai drunken noodles, a simple bowl of rice with either Indian dal or chicken curry, fish wet fry with a side of local greens from western Kenya, meze from Lebanon, a steaming bowl of Japanese ramen… okay, I will stop here. Favorite drink:   A glass of refreshing water straight from the tap. Nothing beats the thrill of opening a tap and pouring a glass of water that needs no further filtration or treatment. Favorite Airline:  I am one of those weird travelers with little/no loyalty to any airline or alliance. I am mostly driven in my choice of airline based on my country/city of residence. I have been mostly living in Kenya and South Africa for the past 6.5 years, which implies a heavy reliance on Kenya Airways, South African Airways, and Ethiopian Airlines. I also use Emirates quite often. However, I definitely have a soft spot for certain airlines that I have taken during the course of my travels. I love Emirates for their in-flight service and entertainment options; Swiss for their complimentary chocolates (I’m one of those gluttons that will pick up a fistful of said delicious treats J); Kulula for their irreverent humor; Cathay Pacific for their fabulous premium class that is great value for money; IndiGo for showing that low-cost does not necessarily mean terrible service and seats that don’t recline—to name a few. I even grudgingly admit respect for Ethiopian. Flight schedules are perennially wacky, connection in Addis can be tight, crossing security in Addis tests the patience of the calmest of travelers, and luggage has a tendency of taking a route distinct from your own itinerary. Nevertheless, their Africa network (and increasingly connections to other continents) is unbeatable and they will get you from point A to point B, even if it means wheezing and puffing as you sprint between gates in Addis’ rarified air to make your connection when your flight arrives late (the norm, rather than the exception). Favorite Hotel: I am a big fan of patronizing locally-owned hotels and guest houses. Most times, I will book a relatively cheap place through booking.com or AirBnB, as opposed to an international chain hotel. Don’t get me wrong; there are times when I will happily fall into the embrace of a Sheraton or Hilton, knowing that I won’t need to worry about the shower pressure or not having a kettle in the room. But to me, these international hotels are often sterile. I mean, you could be in Dushanbe or Nairobi or Milan and not really perceive a difference in the way such international chain hotels are designed and laid out. On the other hand, no two locally-owned places are the same and plus, the money you pay goes more directly to support the local economy. Be it the amazing bed and breakfast in northern Greece that took us on an impromptu stroll through their orchards at dawn to pick fruits for breakfast; the cute hotel in Swakopmund, Namibia that left a bottle of wine and a huge box of chocolates on my bed to “warm” me up when the hot water wasn’t working; or the AirBnB in Nairobi that filled our fridge to the rafters with home-cooked food (“you kids will be out partying and there has to be healthy food in the fridge when you return”)—nothing beats a locally-owned property. Instagram: Everyday_traveler         Debjeet has traveled to 119 countries On today’s episode I will be speaking with world traveler Debjeet Seb.  Debjeet was brought to my attention by Ryan Gazder, a fellow moderator of Every Passport Stamp.  Ryan spoke very highly about Debjeet and I believe you will be charmed with my conversation with Debjeet. Before I introduce Debjeet, I am announcing that Counting Countries is now partnered with Patreon.  Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me. I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast.   This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries.  I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return.  I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries.  To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries.  On another note, dueto time constraints, Counting Countries will be publishing one episode a month starting in 2019.    Debjeet had a unique upbringing splitting time between the US and India.  And Debjeet’s parents were a strong booster of family travel road trips, which planted a travel seed that stayed with him as he got older.  In fact, even today, some of his favorite travel companions are his family. Sadly, Debjeet’s father passed away unexpectedly, but Debjeet and his mother celebrated his memory with a meaningful trip on the Pamir Highway.       Debjeet shares with us the humanity and fight for normalcy he experienced in Erbil.  Debjeet tells us of the magic of Machu Picchu at first light and why he loves New Zealand.  He scares us with a life threatening story in Maputo. And he shares with us what is is like working for an NGO in Africa and living and traveling in multiple places on the continent.       I encourage you to subscribe wherever you listen, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify. Remember it is Christmas time...go to Amazon to pick up your Counting Countries T-shirt. But for now, here’s my conversation with Debjeet, who was in the Johannesburg between trips while I was in Bangkok.  Please listen in and enjoy.   ----- Produced by Simpler Media

Podcast with Steve and Dr. Cole talking with Darren Rovell, Sports Business Analyst and Senior Executive Producer at The Action Network. They discuss the futureContinue readingThe post Darren Rovell on Sports Betting Data Analysis appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly.

Darren Rovell is a Senior Executive Producer at The Action Network, covering all angles of sports betting. He spent two stints at ESPN where he wrote for its website and contributed to Sports Center and Outside The Lines. He served as a business correspondent for ABC News, and made appearances on Good Morning America, World News Tonight and Nightline. At CNBC, Rovell anchored five primetime documentaries, including Swoosh! Inside Nike, which was nominated for an Emmy. Rovell contributed to NBC News, where he earned an Emmy as a correspondent for the network’s Presidential Election coverage. He authored two business books, including a book on the history of Gatorade, First In Thirst.

Todd Bonin is a Senior Executive Producer over CNBC. He produces two live shows—Squawk on the Street and Squawk Alley—right on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. For years, he’s been covering up-and-coming companies and technology in the midst of all the action on Wall Street.  Today, Todd’s going to give us some of the do’s and don'ts of pitching YOUR product to national media. He'll also share a little bit about what his team looks for when selecting which startups and entrepreneurs to feature on their program. Follow Comcast NBCUniversal Lift Labs online: Join the Newsletter! comcastnbculift.com @LIFT_Labs on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook

In this episode of "The Investigation," as Democrats in Congress continue their battle with the Trump White House, former Special Counsel to President Clinton, Jane Sherburne joins the podcast, telling Senior Executive Producer and Co-Host Chris Vlasto that when it comes to how the Trump White House is responding to Congress" "Just saying no...was not something in our lexicon." Using her own experience managing the team that responded to an ethics investigation during President Clinton's first term, Sherburne tells "The Investigation" we could be living through a constitutional crisis if the Trump White House is "really serious about stiffing Congress." Sherburne shares her thoughts on impeachment proceedings -- "there's plenty" -- and the big mistake she thinks House Democrats are making. Senior Congressional Correspondent Mary Bruce also updates on all the latest happenings on Capitol Hill. Follow Kyra on Twitter @kyraphillips Follow Chris on Twitter @vlasto Follow Matt on Twitter @mattmosk Follow John on Twitter @santucci Support this podcast with a review on Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2UJIsJs Recommended listening... -- Start Here: The daily 20-minute news podcast from ABC News. http://bit.ly/2SA62eg -- Powerhouse Politics: Headliner interviews and in-depth looks at the people and events shaping U.S. politics. http://bit.ly/2SsGwr7 -- FiveThirtyEight Politics: Nate Silver and the FiveThirtyEight team cover the latest in politics, tracking the issues and "game-changers" every week. https://53eig.ht/2RF3eb1 ==================== The Investigation is produced by ABC Radio.

Episode 222 of the “Sports Illustrated Media Podcast” features an interview with Darren Rovell, Senior Executive Producer for the Action Network. Rovell talks about whether it was difficult to leave ESPN for the Action Network, the challenges of working for a startup, his daily responsibilities, what he’s learned about gamblers, whether he likes  sportsbooks offering refunds for losing wagers, what gamblers want from media outletst that cover gambling, remaining in the sports business world, his reaction to Zion Williamson’s shoe exploding, whether Tony Romo is worth $10 million a year and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Rovell is a sports business analyst who previously worked for ESPN. Darren is currently a Senior Executive Producer at the Action Network. Combo and Darren sit down at the Barney Greengrass restaurant in NYC. They talk business, basketball, gambling and so much more! Darren also shares his thoughts on if he feels Zion WIlliamson should shut it down.

Darren Rovell: Business of Sports Betting, Sports Business Reporter & Senior Executive Producer for The Action Network

Key Links https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries Counting Countries Apparel -----I am announcing that Counting Countries is now partnered with Patreon. Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me. I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast.   This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries. I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return. I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries. To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries. On another note, due to time constraints, Counting Countries will be publishing one episode a month starting in 2019.    More about Petro Marais: Born in: Pretoria, South Africa Passport from: Australia Favorite travel book: Vagabonding Favorite travel film: Wild Favorite app:   booking.com and Momondo Must carry: Phone and wallet Favorite food:  Mexican Favorite drink: Late Machiotto Favorite Airline: Etihad  Favorite Hotel: Ngoma Safari Lodge Instagram: Miss Petro Marais Blog: World Mission 196 On today’s episode, I welcome Petro Marais to Counting Countries. Petro and I have been internet friends for over a year, as we are both fellow moderators in the Facebook group of Every Passport Stamp. We communicate on a frequent basis, but this was the first opportunity I had to really learn more about her life. Petro is a child of both South Africa and Australia where she spent her formative years, partaking in road trips in both countries with her family. After high school she entered the Australian Navy, spending eight years in the service. After leaving the Navy, her life of travel began in earnest. Petro shares with us her adventures in Somalia and Afghanistan, and the risks she took. She tells us why she loves Bhutan and considers it a special place. Petro talks about her frustration with Djibouti.   I encourage you to subscribe wherever you listen, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify. Travel Buff wrote “Really love the concept of this podcast. Interesting to hear the stories of people who’ve explored so much and hear their thoughts on places I’ve never even heard of before. Do have to admit it gets a little “one note” after a while with people saying the same things to the same questions all the time. Would be good to see some of the show feature more people with unique angles like Danay Bustamante’s dancing goal.  LGBT travelers? Someone from a country with a weak passport? So many stories and angels to hear. Or even better to hear interviews of travelers that are chasing the goal of every country but have 50-100 visits and have them interviews from the middle of the struggle. Would be great to hear from people striving for it in addition to those that have done it or are pretty much done. Still, great podcast.” See, I don’t only read perfect reviews. Travel Buff, thanks for the feedback. To point out, I have interviewed many people in the 50-100 countries category, when you have a chance check out, George Kashouh, Randy Williams, Rick Shaver, and Mario Hardy and Petro today. In terms of unique goals or unique challenges, check out David Langan, who is mailing a postcard from every country, Thor, who is traveling to every country without flying, or Anthony William, who is traveling to them all in a wheelchair. I have also interviewed a couple of people from the LGBT community, but their sexual orientation was not a major part of their travel. And of course I added in a couple of travelers with weaker passports like Pong from Thailand, Anna and Artemy from Russia, and Danay began with a Cuban passport. There are 69 podcasts, so a lot of amazing travelers to check in with. I will see if I can mix up the questions a bit more to get some more variety. Remember to start of your New Year with an official Counting Countries t-shirt...head to Amazon to pick one up.   And, as I mentioned before in the previous podcast, Counting Countries is part of Patreon.com. Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me. I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast. This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries. I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return. I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries. To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries.   And a shoutout to Bisa Myles, Counting Country’s first patron. You can check out Bisa on her blog, Myles To Travel. You can read about her goal of visiting 50 countries and experiences in five years. I wouldn't be surprised if that 50 grows to 100 and then some. But for now, here’s my conversation with Petro, who was in Frankfurt while I was in Chicago. Please listen in and enjoy.

Key Links https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries Counting Countries Apparel -----I am announcing that Counting Countries is now partnered with Patreon. Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me.  I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast.   This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries.  I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return.  I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries.  To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries.  On another note, due to time constraints, Counting Countries will be publishing one episode a month starting in 2019.    More about Debjeet Sen: Born in: Austin, Minnesota Passport from: USA Favorite travel book: Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage Favorite travel film: The opening scene of Up.  While not a travel film per se, the introduction of the film beautifully summarize the wonder of travel and discovery that is inherent in all children and how said wonder transfers to adults and remains a constant fixture in their lives even when “reality” gets in the way. “Adventure is out there.” Truer words have never been said! Favorite app:   One of my biggest travel-related fears is getting lost or not knowing how to find my way in a new country or city. I religiously use Google Maps on my phone, but also make sure to download the relevant maps on maps.me prior to arriving in a new country/city, so that I have some reference even if I am unable to purchase a local SIM card. I used to be a bit of an anti-tech sort of person back in the day (I am still a technology-phobe in many ways). Let’s just say that I learned my lessons after relying on my father to navigate using a paper map, which led us up an unpaved mountain track in Turkey on a dark moonless night; or when I followed the flight paths of airliners to trace my way from Fontainebleau to Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport through morning rush-hour traffic. Must carry: Funnily enough, a wad of toilet tissue tucked into a side-pocket in my backpack and sanitizer. Without going into specifics, let’s just say that I’ve needed these two essential items in places as varied as in the middle of the steppes of Kazakhstan, or in the middle of the vast desert of northern Kenya. Favorite food:  Oh man, it’s like asking me to choose a favorite child. I am a total foodie and will eat anything and everything. It’s hard to select one specific food, but I’ll list a few dishes that I love eating and cooking: deliriously spicy and flavorsome Thai drunken noodles, a simple bowl of rice with either Indian dal or chicken curry, fish wet fry with a side of local greens from western Kenya, meze from Lebanon, a steaming bowl of Japanese ramen… okay, I will stop here. Favorite drink:   A glass of refreshing water straight from the tap. Nothing beats the thrill of opening a tap and pouring a glass of water that needs no further filtration or treatment. Favorite Airline:  I am one of those weird travelers with little/no loyalty to any airline or alliance. I am mostly driven in my choice of airline based on my country/city of residence. I have been mostly living in Kenya and South Africa for the past 6.5 years, which implies a heavy reliance on Kenya Airways, South African Airways, and Ethiopian Airlines. I also use Emirates quite often. However, I definitely have a soft spot for certain airlines that I have taken during the course of my travels. I love Emirates for their in-flight service and entertainment options; Swiss for their complimentary chocolates (I’m one of those gluttons that will pick up a fistful of said delicious treats J); Kulula for their irreverent humor; Cathay Pacific for their fabulous premium class that is great value for money; IndiGo for showing that low-cost does not necessarily mean terrible service and seats that don’t recline—to name a few. I even grudgingly admit respect for Ethiopian. Flight schedules are perennially wacky, connection in Addis can be tight, crossing security in Addis tests the patience of the calmest of travelers, and luggage has a tendency of taking a route distinct from your own itinerary. Nevertheless, their Africa network (and increasingly connections to other continents) is unbeatable and they will get you from point A to point B, even if it means wheezing and puffing as you sprint between gates in Addis’ rarified air to make your connection when your flight arrives late (the norm, rather than the exception). Favorite Hotel: I am a big fan of patronizing locally-owned hotels and guest houses. Most times, I will book a relatively cheap place through booking.com or AirBnB, as opposed to an international chain hotel. Don’t get me wrong; there are times when I will happily fall into the embrace of a Sheraton or Hilton, knowing that I won’t need to worry about the shower pressure or not having a kettle in the room. But to me, these international hotels are often sterile. I mean, you could be in Dushanbe or Nairobi or Milan and not really perceive a difference in the way such international chain hotels are designed and laid out. On the other hand, no two locally-owned places are the same and plus, the money you pay goes more directly to support the local economy. Be it the amazing bed and breakfast in northern Greece that took us on an impromptu stroll through their orchards at dawn to pick fruits for breakfast; the cute hotel in Swakopmund, Namibia that left a bottle of wine and a huge box of chocolates on my bed to “warm” me up when the hot water wasn’t working; or the AirBnB in Nairobi that filled our fridge to the rafters with home-cooked food (“you kids will be out partying and there has to be healthy food in the fridge when you return”)—nothing beats a locally-owned property. Instagram: Everyday_traveler Debjeet has traveled to 119 countries On today’s episode I will be speaking with world traveler Debjeet Seb.  Debjeet was brought to my attention by Ryan Gazder, a fellow moderator of Every Passport Stamp.  Ryan spoke very highly about Debjeet and I believe you will be charmed with my conversation with Debjeet. Before I introduce Debjeet, I am announcing that Counting Countries is now partnered with Patreon. Patreon is a platform that allows patrons, that’s you, to support creators, and that is me. I have been extremely fortunate to be be able to create this podcast and to meet so many interesting and compelling travelers, but I have also spent a tremendous amount of time and some money creating this podcast.   This is an opportunity for you to support Counting Countries.  I have created several tiers of support, each one offering something in return.  I will highlight the Senior Executive Producer tier which will give you access to extended interviews with guests of Counting Countries.  To check out how you can support Counting Countries, go to patreon.com or https://www.patreon.com/CountingCountries. On another note, dueto time constraints, Counting Countries will be publishing one episode a month starting in 2019.    Debjeet had a unique upbringing splitting time between the US and India. And Debjeet’s parents were a strong booster of family travel road trips, which planted a travel seed that stayed with him as he got older.  In fact, even today, some of his favorite travel companions are his family. Sadly, Debjeet’s father passed away unexpectedly, but Debjeet and his mother celebrated his memory with a meaningful trip on the Pamir Highway.       Debjeet shares with us the humanity and fight for normalcy he experienced in Erbil. Debjeet tells us of the magic of Machu Picchu at first light and why he loves New Zealand.  He scares us with a life threatening story in Maputo. And he shares with us what is is like working for a NGO in Africa and living and traveling in multiple places on the continent.       I encourage you to subscribe wherever you listen, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify. Remember it is Christmas time...go to Amazon to pick up your Counting Countries T-shirt. But for now, here’s my conversation with Debjeet, who was in the Johannesburg between trips while I was in Bangkok.  Please listen in and enjoy.

This is part two of the interview with multi award winning news journalist Susan Zirinsky (see part one https://philkeoghan.com/buckit-with-susan-zirinsky/#podcastcontent). Zirinsky tells us what happened when she got separated in the dark from news anchor Dan Rather in a military convoy en route to the city of Kuwait – and she reads from the very script Walter Cronkite read from when President Nixon resigned – plus many more news stories from the frontline. Susan Zirinsky, or “Z” as she is affectionately known, is the Senior Executive Producer of the award-winning crime and justice series "48 Hours". This powerhouse and highly respected journalist has worked in news since Watergate and is no stranger to war and conflict. In 1989, Zirinsky ran CBS News operations out of Panama during the United States invasion and was in charge of CBS News operation in Beijing during the Tiananmen Square student uprising and military crackdown. On the front lines as the senior producer in Kuwait while covering the first Persian Gulf War, Susan was part of the CBS news team and the first Network to enter Kuwait, just behind the Allied forces. Her extraordinary work and highly impactful programs have earned Susan virtually every major journalism award. Susan Zirinsky is a legend and a national treasure. In this second part of Susan’s interview, she recounts her experiences from the front lines and tells the stories that impact people’s lives.

It’s daytime, but hundreds of burning Kuwaiti oil wells has turned the day into night.  The visibility is extremely difficult for this news reporter and her driver who is finding it a challenge to stay with the convoy of vehicles. As the darkness envelops them, the jeep loses contact with the Saudi Military leading the way. They are left alone in the desert surrounded by land mines. They must chose to drive on in the dark or slowly navigate their way by foot using a small handheld flashlight. Susan Zirinsky, or “Z” as she is affectionately known, is the Senior Executive Producer of the award-winning crime and justice series "48 Hours". This powerhouse and highly respected journalist has worked in news since Watergate and is no stranger to war conflict. In 1989, Zirinsky ran CBS News operations out of Panama during the United States invasion and was in charge of CBS News operation in Beijing during the Tiananmen Square student uprising and military crackdown. On the front lines as the senior producer in Kuwait while covering the first Persian Gulf War, Susan was part of the CBS news team and the first Network to enter Kuwait, just behind the Allied forces. Her extraordinary work and highly impactful programs have earned Susan virtually every major journalism honor including multiple Emmy Awards, a George Foster Peabody Award, the Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence, the Christopher Award, as well as The Writers Guild of America Award and the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award. In 2013, the New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards presented Susan with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Susan Zirinsky is a legend and a national treasure. In part one of this two part interview, Susan recounts her experiences from the front lines and explains how fear motivates her everyday to get out there and tell the stories that impact peoples lives.

Jim cunningham is the Host of the WQED Morning Show, the voice of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and Senior Executive Producer at Pittsburgh’s voice of the arts, WQED fm89.3. He’s curated a career filled with the love of classical music and of learning, and has captured insights from almost every musician to have come through Pittsburgh.   www.wqed.org/fm/podcasts www.classicalmusicrising.org/ www.patreon.com/ironcityincline/

Darius Walker is the Senior Executive Producer for CBSN, CBS News’ 24-hour streaming network. On election night they celebrate their fourth year as the country’s premier free streaming news service. We talk about the midterm coverage and no matter where you can follow all of the races on CBSN.Election coverage starts at 5 pm ET on CBSN, download the CBS News app at any app store. Tom Riley, is one of the hottest stars on TV and his new BritBox original Dark Heart is destine to be a big hit. The outstanding new crime drama has more layers than a seven-layer wedding cake. In Dark Heart, Riley plays DI Will Wagstaffe , a flawed but talented detective who has much drama going on at home as he does on his high pressure job.Riley in his own words - “Will Wagstaffe is such an interesting, messed-up guy,” Riley says. “He is fundamentally flawed and unable to maintain solid relationships anywhere in his life. But the one thing he is good at is police work, that is if he’s not letting his own emotions cloud his judgement.”Dark Heart debuts on Britbox November 7th and if you are in the IK watch it Wednesday night’s at 9 pm on ITV. Stream On is powered by LinkedIn Talent Solutions, where companies go to find the best candidates to fill no matter what position you need to fill. Forget other job boards, go to where you can hire an employee that contributes to you company from day one.Rush to LinkedIn.com/STREAMON and get $50 off your first job post. That’s LinkedIn.com/STREAMON to get $50 off your first job post. Terms and conditions apply. * Promotional and sponsor consideration from Sling TV the best streaming live television service on the market. Become a Slinger today. For all of your streaming video needs visit Boom Media, where you can get the best gear on the market. Ask questions and follow us on social media @JWMediaDC on Twitter. on Tumblr and Facebook

Darius Walker is the Senior Executive Producer for CBSN, CBS News' 24-hour streaming network. In this role, Walker oversees the day to day and long term strategic vision for CBSN's domestic and international programming, production, editorial and operations So, he is the man who will oversee the team covering the all-important Midterm Election coverage for the network. On election night they celebrate their fourth year as the country's premier free streaming news service. I carry them in my pocket on my phone for easy access to the the latest breaking news and I recommend that you do it too. We are pleased to have Swing Left to our team! They are a national grassroots organization focused on taking back the House for in the November midterm elections. They connect people with things they can do that will have direct impact on winning a PROGRESSIVE majority in the House and putting a check on President Donald Trump and the RIGHT WING CONSERVATIVES. This election season our message is: “Don't just vote this year—volunteer. “Be sure to check out Swing Left at www.swingleft.org/williams, you'll be immediately connected with other volunteers in your area who are working to win the race in a nearby Swing District. You'll find out where and how you can make the most impact on flipping the House starting right now.We are happy to have Blinkist as a sponsor. Try out their outstanding service FREE for seven days by clicking on this link www.blinkist.com/williams and join the over 7 million people who are expanding their minds 15 minutes at a time - get started today! * Promotional and sponsor consideration from Sling TV the best streaming live television service on the market. Become a Slinger today. For all of your streaming video needs visit Boom Media, where you can get the best gear on the market. Ask questions and follow us on social media @JWMediaDC on Twitter. on Tumblr and Facebook

The Weather Company has just wrapped up its best quarter ever with 1.1 billion video views across all platforms. To learn more about the massive trend to mobile video and the content that really resonates with mobile-first viewers our hosts -- Peggy Anne Salz and Shahab Zargari -- welcome Greg Gilderman, Senior Executive Producer at The Weather Company. Greg offers valuable insights around audience preferences, the role of social in mobile and approaches companies can follow to produce killer video content to engage their audiences and build their brand.ators seeking to create compelling content for their audience.

Peggy Anne Salz and Shahab Zargari speak with Greg Gilderman, Senior Executive Producer of Digital Video at The Weather Channel. Greg shares with listeners new opportunities enabled by mobile video , challenges he has had to cope with and conquer in order to deliver compelling video content and advice for content creators seeking to create compelling content for their audience.

Steven Epstein, an American producer of classical music received a B.Sc. in Music education from Hofstra University in 1973.Epstein has worked with artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Wynton Marsalis, Plácido Domingo, Isaac Stern, Itzhak Perlman, Murray Perahia, Emanuel Ax, Bobby McFerrin, and groups such as Juilliard String Quartet, Tokyo String Quartet, Fine Arts Quartet, Punch Brothers. He has worked with the Vienna, Berlin and New York Philharmonic Orchestras, and with the Chicago, Cleveland, London, Concertgebouw, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles Symphony Orchestras. Epstein was the Senior Executive Producer of Sony Classical and now produces and engineers independently. He has won 17 Grammys, including 7 for Classical Producer of the Year and 1 for Classical Album of the Year.He is also adjunct professor of Classical Music Recording at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Pitbull Conference is the oldest and largest organization of its kind in the country: educating brokers, lenders, and investors as to the emerging opportunities that exist in hard money lending. Pitbull's success can be attributed to our track record of consistently producing quality events for industry professionals to network and grow their businesses. We are nearing our 40th event and take great pride in the lasting relationships we have cultivated over time with both sponsors and attendees.

Pitbull Conference is the oldest and largest organization of its kind in the country: educating brokers, lenders, and investors as to the emerging opportunities that exist in hard money lending. Pitbull's success can be attributed to our track record of consistently producing quality events for industry professionals to network and grow their businesses. We are nearing our 40th event and take great pride in the lasting relationships we have cultivated over time with both sponsors and attendees.

  Listen in today as Mark talks about falling in love with journalism, how too often it’s a business and not a calling, what “getting it first” versus “getting it right” is all about and why he’s still hopeful. Biography  Mark Bulgutch retired from CBC News in 2009 after a career that lasted more than 35 years. But he continued to produce every CBC TV News special event until 2012. In 2012 he wrote a weekly column on the web site of CBC’s chief correspondent, Peter Mansbridge (www.cbc.ca/petermansbridge). He graduated from Carleton University in 1974 with an honours degree in journalism. He was immediately hired by CBC News as a reporter in his hometown, Montreal. He became a line-up editor there, before moving to Toronto to work as a writer on The National. He soon became the program’s line-up editor, a position he held for 11 years. He became the senior producer of CBC News Specials, and then the Senior Executive Producer of CBC TV News and CBC NewsWorld (now CBC News Network). He was responsible for all live news programming on both networks. He has produced every federal election night for CBC from 1997 to 2011, and was part of every CBC election night program in every province and territory from 1995 to 2011. He produced the federal election debates for all networks in 2006, 2008, and 2011. He was a writer for CTV at the Olympic Games in London in 2012, and for CBC at the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi in 2014. Among the many news specials he produced are: The 1995 Quebec Referendum, the funeral of Pierre Trudeau, the Sept 11 attack on the United States, the 50th and 60th anniversaries of D Day and VE Day, the memorial of four RCMP officers killed in Alberta, the war in Iraq, and the National Remembrance Day ceremony from Ottawa between 1995 and 2012. He has also been the executive producer for the host broadcast feed to the world of several events including World Youth Day and the Pope’s visit to Canada in 2002, and the XVI International AIDS conference in 2006. His work has been recognized with 31 Gemini Award nominations, 14 Gemini Awards, 4 RTNDA Awards, the Canadian Journalism Foundation Award of Excellence, and the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Gold Ribbon Award. In addition he was honoured with the Gabriel Award from the Catholic Academy for Communication Arts Professionals for a documentary on the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. He has also had a long career as a journalism educator. He has been teaching at Ryerson University since 1987. He taught at Concordia University from 1979-1982.  And he taught at Sheridan College in 2009. He often lectures for the Department of National Defence at both the Defence Public Affairs Learning Centre, and the Canadian Forces College. He also serves as an adjudicator for the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council. His book, That’s Why I’m a Journalist (Douglas & McIntyre, 2015), tells the stories of 44 reporters and their most remarkable days on the job. He has also co-authored two other books, Canadian By Conviction (Gage Publishing, 2000) and Defining Canada: History, Identity, and Culture (McGraw – Hill Ryerson, 2002).   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a degree from St. Mary College, California in English and a minor in Communications, Ms. Lorena Bathey, used her creative abilities and marketing skills to write and promote her memoir, Happy Beginnings: How I Became My Own Fairy Godmother. Creating a brand from this book, she established a conference for women called, The Love Fest.  She planned and promoted this event for two years. Her marketing for this brand led a Senior Executive Producer from the Oprah Show to seek her out.  Changing her writing format to writing novels and starting her publishing company, Lorena B Books, Ms. Bathey integrated the work she'd done with Happy Beginnings by creating strong female characters throughout her writing. Ms. Bathey has spoken for conferences, women's groups, had her own radio show, and promoted self-publishing throughout the ensuing years. She is currently working on her new novel and has three historical fiction books in the writing queue. You can find her at www.LorenaBBooks.com