Podcasts about shecky

Actor Bryce Williams will be playing the title role in my short film SHECKY. In this brief q&a, we talk about his background, what attracted him to the project, and his plans for once the film is completedInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/beastie_bryce/

In this special episode, Paul talks to actor Trevor Nagle about his background as an actor, what attracted him to the SHECKY short film project, and his hopes and plans for once it's completed.

In this special episode, Paul and director Ally May talk about her background, working on the short film SHECKY, and their plans for the filmClick here to donate to the crowdfunding - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/shecky/x/7486298#/

This week Manny Oliveira joins us in the Acement. Manny didn't start as a comic but his quick wit and amazing ability to improvise brought him to the stand up stage. He has spent decades entertaining audiences and has the stories to go with it. Manny's quickness was on display during this episode. Check out Manny Oliveira at https://www.instagram.com/mdano11 Go to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/behindthefQ to buy us a coffee or a bourbon.  Get your BTF gear at https://www.teepublic.com/stores/scott-higgins 

Minutes 56-60 We're back as The Joker (or is it?!?!?) chats away on the big screen to our Terry there, revealing his entire plan! Nice villain move. Joker halts the call and Terry leaps into action… only to instantly be shot down by a hidden laser. Two lasers. Three lasers. Four lasers... they just keep coming! After Batarang-ing his way to safety, Terry then heads to the nearby candy factory for the sweet treat of JUSTICE. Good bad dog. The next episode follows in one week! Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Today's guests: Audra Wolfmann [AKA Odessa Lil], Klingon Vanna White and Desmond Miller [AKA Shecky Davis Jr]  

Welcome back to The Letterman Podcast! Episode 117 brings us another delightful conversation with former OG Letterman Writer, Steve Winer, making his third appearance on the show!

Richard Lewis"This is Joyce, Richard's wife. Thank you for your loving tributes. He would be beyond thrilled and so touched, as am I. In response to the many queries , I know Richard would appreciate donations in his memory to the Los Angeles based charity http://comedygivesback.com or the charity of your choice.""If you wish to know who Richard Lewis truly was, I urge you to see his greatest dramatic achievement, a 1995 motion picture titled “Drunks”.As a comedian there were few who could match his Lenny Bruce inspired delivery.Lenny's daughter Kitty was a  friend of Mr. Lewis as she respected his comedic bravery.The film is an enduring creation combining all of the creative and complicated parts that made this man one of the most unique artists of our time.Richard was a grateful, kind and beloved recovering alcoholic and drug addict with 30 plus years of sobriety at the time of his death.Lewis had been sober since the mid-1990s after ending up in the ER, feeling near death. He went on to become an advocate for others treading the same path, including actress Jamie Lee Curtis.“He helped me. I am forever grateful for him for that act of grace alone,” Curtis said in a series of Instagram posts paying tribute to her co-star in the sitcom “Anything But Love,” which aired on ABC from 1989-1992."- Rich Buckland Norm McDonald Over the years Norm McDonald made numerous appearances on various late-night shows, including Late Night with David Letterman and Conan, eventually assuming a revered “comedian's comedian” stature as he routinely left Letterman, O'Brien and anyone within earshot in stitches. In one memorable 2014 appearance on Conan — which O'Brien's Team Coco later posted on YouTube under the title “Norm Macdonald Tells the Most Convoluted Joke Ever” — Macdonald reduces the talk show host and his sidekick Andy Richter to tears of laughter and frustration with a rambling, shaggy-dog tale about Quebec, beluga whales, baby dolphins and an outrageous pun that prompts O'Brien to admit, “I love you, I really do.”Shecky GreeneAmong the many notable stories about Greene's life used for material, perhaps his most famous include him driving his car into the the fountain in front of Caesars Palace and Sinatra saving his life when five men were beating him, per The New York Times.On television, Greene starred as Pvt. Braddock in ABC's Combat! for eight episodes, and later made appearances in The Fall Guy and The A-Team in the '80s. His film work includes appearances in 1971's The Love Machine, 1976's Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood and Mel Brooks' 1981 hit History of the World: Part I, in which he played Marcus Vindictus.Leo GorceyLeo  was every bit as recognizable to the average man and woman as Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Jimmy Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Bob Hope.The leader of the Dead End Kids, the Bowery Boys or the Eastside Kids, depending on the year, the diminutive Gorcey was the reason the series were successful. They sputtered and died after Leo opted out of Hollywood around 1956 and headed for his “ranch” on the Sacramento River near Los Molinos, living there for a good part of the time until his death, three wives and a dozen years later.

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My guest in this archived episode, originally taped in 2001, has been called a comedian's comedian. We discuss his career, his modesty, how he's coped with many of life's problems, and much more.  

Origially posted in season 4. Rest in Peace Shecky.

It is a coast-to-coast episode to start the new year on the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. From the east, Brittany Russell talks about being the first woman to train the most winners in a calendar year in Maryland. She also looks at Regalo's bid to win the Jerome Stakes, a Kentucky Derby 2024 prep Saturday at Aqueduct. Racing insider Bob Ike looks at some early returns on the winter-spring meet at Santa Anita, where the handle is down, and the San Vicente Stakes (G2) will be run Saturday. Paddock Prince handicapper David Levitch has tips for weekend races, including the Jerome at Aqueduct and the all-stakes late Pick 3 at Gulfstream Park. There also will be listener and reader feedback and a tribute to the late comic and horseplayer Shecky Greene. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Google and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com. The Sept. 13, 2019, episode of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod featuring the late Shecky Greene: https://content.libsyn.com/p/b/6/3/b636abe52b19b496/HSW6226440037.mp3?c_id=118786664&cs_id=118786664&response-content-type=audio%2Fmpeg&Expires=1704367542&Signature=JyfzUnURNfIu~06lsgYcjryXlxGoPGqToWfwRPLcLcBLLT4N0Gv-qonyv9sdCiUny3V4oHGoq1S0joBwcZCPSlIi7hWPg4fHhasnqz45f~7kz9ZRSRAL8-BvOGG5BMzJMfkBQAqmEIZ6iQtd1zaUdL5uUDC7uj~FjziVmkGi19HKe-74jyiqamFU6b0uscN-IKAhCtmTO~CdJLZHxyrlkjjBfxi2PJ5vKJEiIgAmpIRCmMyqIhE2lOoQ~VacxV6pKQ6kfMlGw7ZszqWbIPaTQK2iSQg5XL03hR-UfixjkDeeNu~rkIiclOMMNkQF04LPQXGcoPnmPjz-HRuEUcv-8g__&Key-Pair-Id=K1YS7LZGUP96OI The story Ron wrote Sunday on the death of Shecky Greene: https://www.horseracingnation.com/news/Flatter_Remembering_comic_and_horseplayer_Shecky_Greene_123

Episode 292: I will discuss WGN Channel 9 reporter John Hogan, comedian Shecky Greene, and Mama Batt's Restaurant in Chicago. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

Episode 292: I will discuss WGN Channel 9 reporter John Hogan, comedian Shecky Greene, and Mama Batt's Restaurant in Chicago. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports on Obit Shecky Greene

GGACP marks the 40th anniversary of one of Gilbert's "favorite" gigs, the infamous late-night talk show "Thicke of the Night" (premiered September 5, 1983) with this ENCORE of a 2014 interview with actor, writer and producer Alan Thicke. In this episode, Alan reminisces about everything from his short-lived disco career to penning variety specials for Johnny Cash, Bobby Darin and Flip Wilson. Also, Alan and Gilbert swap wives, John Lennon praises commercial jingles, Merv Griffin composes the "Wheel of Fortune" theme and Paul Lynde drives into a ditch. PLUS: A special BONUS EPISODE with legendary funnyman Shecky Greene! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 289: The History Of Hip-Hop In Las Vegas On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome an important collective of influential Las Vegas locals who helped bring Hip-Hop to the Las Vegas Strip: DJ Franzen (@FrandalayBay), Jonathan "Shecky Green" Shecter (@SheckyGreenLV) and DJ Warren Peace (@Warren702). Warren speaks on Hip-Hop in Sin City during the '80s and '90s with iconic clubs like Utopia and All Star Cafe (9:50), talks about an altercation with #Tupac at #SugeKnight's "Club 662" (27:50), confirms that "RA Nightclub" had the first official Hip-Hop night on the Strip (29:00) and recalls terms like “Open Format” and “Upscale Hip Hop” being used by venues (1:02:20). Franzen speaks about the "OPM / Poetry Nightclub" days and creating a strong presence for Bay Area Hip-Hop in LV ( 1:18:02). The crew credit @Victor_Drais for taking a chance opening the first "All Hip Hop Nightclub" (1:30:01), commend Franzen for staying in the Hip Hop genre during the EDM boom (1:35:01) and discuss nightclubs never championing their resident DJs (1:58:55). Finally, Shecky asks @DJCrooked about his personal thoughts on some of the offensive comments made from a previous episode with #ClintonSparks (2:25:02).

The Letterman Podcast went back to New York and lived to tell about it! Unfortunately it was for Shecky's memorial. Mike spent 4 days in New York exclusively hanging with Letterman folk, and this episode is dedicated to recounting some of the major events that took place. Prying the stories out of him like a crowbar from a sardine can is Mike's much, much better half, the crowd-pleasing Candace Chisholm. And she gets the goods, all right! Watching Paul and Will perform and hanging with them in the green room? Check! Hanging out with not one, not two, but three writers named Steve? Oh Yeah! Sharing a 'Porterhouse' and a bunch of Scotch with Rupert? Affirmative. Mike also recounts 'Sheckfest,' the memorial of Rick Scheckman which had a unique set of emotions and happenings. Including getting a picture with Morty.The Letterman Podcast is brought to you by Rupert Jee's Hello Deli! Go to Hello-Deli.com if you want to purchase official Late Show with David Letterman merchandise, and do it now!Please Like, Share and all that crap. It would help our cause

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In which the NetHeads talk about Internet inspired upgrades, ways AI is helping us outside of ChatGPT, more robot fun, preparing ourselves for the probable emotional turmoil of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3,, where Will's been other than NetHeads in the month of April, and bid farewell to Smodco's own lovable Shecky.

Kurt Becker's Stroll Through Racing History presented by Keeneland. Kurt looks back at the racing career of Shecky Greene

Alex Bennett is a broadcast living legend. For well over 50 years he hosted extremely successful radio programs all over the US including having popular shows in San Francisco on Live 105 and The Quake and in New York for WMCA, Sirius XM and much more. He is also the best friend of Rick Scheckman, the longtime Letterman Alumni who we lost on March 10. Alex and Mike have a great talk about some of the Letterman themed stories of his past, including being sold cable by Robert Morton, anecdotes featuring Tom Dreesen and of course spend time remembering Shecky. Alex reflects on some of his broadcast adventures and displays why many credit him as an influence for many other successful broadcasters who came after him including Howard Stern. The Letterman Podcast is brought to you by Rupert Jee and the Hello Deli. Make sure you get there while you still can and get your Late Show with David Letterman merchandise, which you can also order on hello-deli.com. Please Like, Share, Subscribe, and leave a Positive Comment for the show. If you do, Mike will feed a puppy a nice treat.

In this unique episode of The Letterman Podcast, we pay tribute our good friend and OG Letterman staffer Rick ‘Shecky' Scheckman, who tragically passed away on March 10, 2023. Mike uses this opportunity to share behind the scenes stories of how he and Rick became friends, the things they bonded over, and how essential Rick was, and will forever be, to this program. Hopefully we will be able to bring you another episode in the future containing many of Rick's former staff-mates and friends telling fond stories about him as well, but at the time of this recording Rick's passing was so fresh, and many were not ready to do that. This episode begins with footage of Rick and Mike on broadcast legend Alex Bennett's pop up internet show mere days before the events leading to Rick being hospitalized. The end of the episode features a short video created by Don Giller in honor of Rick. The soundtrack chosen for that tribute was a spot on perfect musical representation of what brought Shecky joy.   This episode of The Letterman Podcast is dedicated to Randi, Stephen, Lori, Bennett, Marjorie, Don, Barbara, Walter, Kathy, Rebecca, and every family member and friend lucky enough to know Rick. Enjoy every sandwich folks.  Speaking of sandwich's, this and every episode of The Letterman Podcast is brought to you by Rupert Jee and the Hello Deli. Go to Hello-deli.com to find official Late Show with David Letterman merchandise and much more. If you are in the New York City area, pop in and give Rupert a hearty hello and have a great soup and sandwich experience. And when you do, tell him Shecky sent ya.

Tuesday March 14, 2023 - Topic: RIP Shecky & The Weather... Blizzard in the east has disconnected power for our intended guests & stormy weather at home keeps Nicole from joining as well... J, Mike & the home audience catch us up on the weekend, Motor Trend's premier party, Whether Paul Scheer remembered us or not & we talk quite about Rick Scheckman, lovingly referred to within the Worldwide Pants community as "Shecky" who passed away over the weekend. #RIPshecky PLUS: Canada Mike's car questions & your comments... #THANKYOU for being with us!

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It's our very first mash up episode and we could not be more excited! Two legendary Letterman writers, former officemates, and previous guests of the Letterman Podcast reunite to talk about some of their memories of the show. Gerard and Jeff both were part of the very fabric that helped create Late Night with David Letterman. It's a tremendous honor for us to help create these moments, and that is what this show is all about. As we get the hang of having multiple guests, our hope is to create more moments like these that delve deep into the perspectives of the folks who helped create the greatest body of broadcast work in history. Also, we would like to send out a massive shout out to our boy Shecky. We appreciate and adore you Rick. The Letterman Podcast is brought to you by Rupert Jee and the Hello Deli. We would also like to send out a special shout out to Rupert, because we love him so much. He's more than a sandwich maker, and a sponsor, but a real friend to the show. Go to Hello-deli.com if you want to purchase any Late Show with David Letterman, or Rupert merchandise. Please Like, Share, Subscribe, as well as any other action that gets our show out there. Someone told us that listening to us and spreading the word about this show counts for community service, but we cannot substantiate the varsity of those claims. We also have a community growing on The Facebook, so you can check us out there.

“Life is a game. And the best storyteller wins. That simple. If somebody tells me that their sales are slow, then I tell them, well tell a better story. “ Storytelling really is the name of the game - in business and life! And nobody tells a better story than today's podcast guest, Roger Harvey. This man has impacted so many people and molded many careers in the fitness industry including mine. We have known each other for over 20 years and I'm still learning so much from him! Today's episode is jam packed with stories everyone can learn from: Crisis management Using the word family in business What is means to truly be a leader Understanding and managing expectations Developing staff The role of vulnerability Tune into the conversation here: https://www.vanessaseveriano.com/podcast ABOUT THE HOST Vanessa Severiano has two decades of experience creating, developing and growing brands in the fitness & wellness industry. Learn more about 1:1 mentoring with Vanessa: https://www.vanessaseveriano.com/consulting ABOUT TODAY'S GUEST Roger Harvey is an experienced Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the health wellness and fitness industry. Skilled in Operations Management, Coaching, Team Building, Leadership, and Marketing. Strong consulting professional with a Bachelor's Degree focused in Movement Science from University of Michigan School of Kinesiology. Past roles include, but are not limited to: 13 years Chief Operating Officer at Crunch 2 years Chief Operating Officer at Shecky's Media 5 years Chief Operating Officer at Cyc Fitness 18 months Chief Executive Officer at Switch Playground 14 months Chief Executive Officer at NYSC Learn about Roger here: www.whatisrogeRradio.com **SPREAD THE WORD Please make sure to rate, review and subscribe to The Business Side of Fitness wherever you listen to podcasts. Your support means so much and helps more than you know!

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, this time with special guests Jess Dunne and Luke Dunne, The 250 is a weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released Saturdays at 6pm GMT. This week, Valerie Breiman's Going Overboard. Shecky Moskowitz is a cruise ship waiter who dreams of being a stand-up comedian. However, he finds himself at odds with the ship's resident comedian, Dickie Diamond. Shecky's comedic ambitions become decidedly more complicated thanks to a series of overlapping plots involving rock band Yellow Teeth and General Noriega. At time of recording, it was ranked 16th on the list of the worst movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

Episode 243: House Vs. EDM On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome a collective of Las Vegas heavyweights @SheckyGreenLV, @EddieMacLV, @DJLema, and @Spydatekzilla to expand on a previous discussion (from Episode #237) which sparked a major debate online "House vs EDM" (1:20). They discuss the birth of Electronic/Dance Music and how EDM became a “bad word” (8:14). They speak about the “death of disco” (22:34), ghost producing in EDM (46:55) and annoying "Clock DJs" (1:06:15). Shecky explains that during times of economic hardships, people listen to music with faster BPMs (1:08:20) and Eddie Mac recounts a frustrating interaction opening for @DavidGuetta (1:12:37). The fellas discuss local DJs in Las Vegas conforming to a dated formula that venues have been following (1:41:42). Finally, Crooked shares his desire to spin longer sets (1:47:15) and recaps a recent experience with an opener (1:49:42).

This episode The Guys roll on some hot button topics.  Zac and Eric have remained silent (well, on most things) gun violence for far too long.  There be a rant.  A RANT!  The Guys talk about the ridiculousness of arming teachers to prevent mass shootings.  Kyle Hitler finds a way to rear his ugly head as Zac makes a point of those who don't remember history being doomed to repeat it.  Eric educates Zac to the true cause and effect of retail margins.  Death Stranding, Zac's dog does his best Shecky impression…but worse, plus MUCH MORE!  THIS is MISINFORMATION! Also Available on iTunes! or Wherever You Get Your Pods Casted!

After the unexpected power outage that interrupted the epic conversation between head writer Steve O'Donnell and Mike was in the rearview mirror, the unlikely duo seamlessly continued their dialog. So for all who have been waiting with baited breath to find out how Steve and Shecky met, fear not! That question will be answered, along with others. What was one of the code names used for Dave? In this episode it's revealed, and the answer might surprise you. What is the word Steve used in his interview that got him hired? You must ingest this episode to find out. Mike also gets to express his appreciation to this giant in the world of comedy, writing, and of course Letterman. Part 2 has a lot of fun, laughter and inspiration. Mike even may have found a theory about the Top 10 list's creation that may not have been discovered before. There is Larry 'Bud' Melman talk as well as a shout out to Madeline Smithberg, and a very nice dialog about Steve's twin brother Mark who passed away in 2012. If you have ever had an appreciation for David Letterman, Steve's echoes can nearly always be heard. As always, we would like to bribe you to subscribe, share, and like this show by sincerely telling you every time one of those things happen, a puppy gets a treat. This show has been brought you in part by Rupert Jee's Hello Deli. If you are looking for Late Show with David Letterman merchandise, go to hello-deli.com #davidletterman #latenight #thanksdave #thelettermanpodcast #thelateshow #comedy #comedywriter #lateshow

As the author of Building Indestructible Wealth, Jack Gibson's goal is to empower people to make financially smart and strategic decisions. He is a highly regarded serial entrepreneur and financial thought leader, and he joins us to offer actionable advice to generate passive cash flow. Having experience in multimillion-dollar businesses, he also speaks about the importance of working with like-minded people and how they are strategically protecting themselves against the changes in the market.   Tune in if you want to know the secrets to lasting wealth! [00:01 - 09:06] Surviving Income Inconsistencies with Investments Jack on starting as an entrepreneur in his dorm room to launching four companies His focus is to help business owners create multiple streams of income to protect their lifestyle  Investing in cash-flowing assets is key  Why Jack diversified into self-storage and short-term rentals He shares the pivotal moment that motivated him to get into real estate   [09:07 - 14:59] Finding the Best Business Partner To Jack, partnerships have never been a problem How Jack decided on the person he was going to partner with  Partnerships will work as long as you share the same values  Forming a great team is essential to scale   [15:00 - 17:47] Managing Risk in the Current Market How Jack and his team are preparing for a recession Why he thinks it's still a good time to buy real estate   [17:48 - 19:15] Closing Segment Reach out to Jack!  Links Below Final Words Tweetable Quotes   “I'm never leaving real estate. It's just an incredible asset class, all the advantages. To me, it far outweighs anything else you can do in any other markets.” - Jack Gibson   “80% of your total investible dollars should be into cash flow producing assets, such as real estate.” - Jack Gibson   “If you're solo, I just see how you scale. You need to have a team.” - Jack Gibson   “Over the course of time, your true colors come out. Those values come out through your words and your actions.” - Jack Gibson -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Connect with Jack! Head over to his website to find his podcast and his book, Building Indestructible Wealth.   Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below:   [00:00:00] Jack Gibson: In any time you have a partnership, as long as that you both have the shared values. And this was a discussion that we got into in an entrepreneurial meetup group as well because there was some that were like, yeah, partnerships don't work. And then I was like, well, you know, they do work really well, if, and this is the most important part, is that you both have the same values. [00:00:35] Sam Wilson: Jack Gibson is a serial entrepreneur. He has five companies in different industries. He has a strong focus on financial education for entrepreneurs to build multiple streams of passive cash flow to protect their lifestyle and normal income inconsistencies. Jack, welcome to the show. [00:00:49] Jack Gibson: Thanks for having me, Sam. Pleasure to be here.  [00:00:51] Sam Wilson: Hey, man, the pleasure's mine. There's three questions I ask every guest who comes to the show: in 90 seconds or less, can you tell me where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there?  [00:01:01] Jack Gibson: I started at age 19 from my college dorm room. And I got a flyer from another kid that he was passing out. You know, he was recruiting for a health and fitness distribution business, a direct sales business. Got started in that, built up a pretty large business over the last 25 years. It took a while. The first year was really rough. And then since then, I've launched four other companies. And then my main focus now is trying to help entrepreneurs and, you know, earners that have income inconsistencies to be able to produce multiple streams of passive cash flow to help supplement or protect their lifestyle and build wealth responsibly.  [00:01:39] Sam Wilson: Is it that kind of the goal of the entrepreneur though, is to build income. And to build passive streams of income? So I guess the real question in that is, in what way are you helping them augment their passive income?  [00:01:54] Jack Gibson: Yeah. Well, no matter what business that you own, you're always going to have as an entrepreneur income inconsistency. If you're a commission sales rep, your income's going to flow in. It's going to add, it's going to, you know, go up and down. And that's even with my business, you know, 25 years in, you know, it's a more stable business, right? But it's still, there's some pretty dramatic swings in income. You just, you can't help it. It's business cycles, seasons, you know, et cetera. So what I found is that if you're relying on one stream, which is your business for your lifestyle and to protect your family financially. It's really tough because you just never know what's going to happen from month to month or year to year. So I really am strong on, when you're doing really well, you've got the harvest season and you're on your business, make sure that you discipline yourself so that you're banking that extra cash and then putting that into other cash flow producing assets that are going to create, you know, additional streams of income.  [00:02:56] Sam Wilson: Got it. That makes a heck of a lot of sense. Are you moving people into income, producing real estate, other businesses? What are you, what are you generally, you know, recommending for people? [00:03:05] Jack Gibson: Yeah, I recommend the base level is always income-producing assets, generally real estate, and that's, you're always going to be your best, you know, income-producing plays. I love commercial real estate in terms of self-storage. No tenants, toilets, trash. You can, you know, sweep somebody's locker out in 10 minutes and then you got a tenant turn, right? So when they, they move all their stuff out. So with that, you know what I've found though, too, you know, it's, you got to be an accredited investor and a lot of those deals for syndication to do self-storage. So, that eliminates that option, unfortunately, for a lot of people. So they need to play the monopoly game, you know, start with the four greenhouses and work your way up, trade those in eventually for a bigger deal. But ultimately the goal in my opinion is about 80, 80% of your total investible dollars should be into cash flow producing assets, such as real estate. Short-term Airbnb rentals are great right now, mortgage-backed notes. We like those, you know, you, you've got a really solid return that you can count on each month. So then with those streams of income, if you want to get a little bit more speculative, you want to get a little more aggressive, take those streams and put it into things that can really, you know, 10x and really pop in terms of the appreciation, but are a little bit more risky, so you could lose the money. And then it doesn't matter because the income will just keep flowing back in from all your other cash flow-producing assets.  [00:04:40] Sam Wilson: Right. That makes a lot of sense. Five, you said five different companies. Was that in five different industries?  [00:04:46] Jack Gibson: Two of them are in real estate. We have the self-storage indication company and then the other is we have a company called high return real estate and we help investors get into turnkey, you know, usually single family duplex type properties. [00:04:58] Jack Gibson: And then we also just filled out a brand new division for short-term Airbnb, and we help investors get into those as well. And the returns are looking really strong. I mean, we're, we're moving most of our long-term tenants and those types of properties, either selling them off or, you know, transitioning them as the tenants turn into short-term Airbnb, the yields are incredible. [00:05:22] Sam Wilson: They really are. They really are. I've heard that from a lot of people you know, especially I think the pandemic really, really hyper fueled short term rentals in a way that we probably didn't expect. But tell me, I guess when you look at these various, 'cause I love what you're doing there. You've got the four, what'd you call it the four greenhouses to trade up for a red house? [00:05:40] Jack Gibson: Right. [00:05:40] Sam Wilson: Right. You can kind of service all your, you know, all the different investor niches, you know, with your different platforms there. You've got the single-family home buyer. It's like, Hey man, we're going to start with a single greenhouse. And then you've got your syndication business in self-storage where you say, okay, now you're an accredited investor. Now you can come in and do self-storage and then also move into short term rentals. That's pretty fun. Do you, are those all separate businesses with all separate teams operating and running?  [00:06:05] Jack Gibson: Yes. Yes. We've got a, for the short term, Airbnb rental team, we've got an acquisition team. We've got four or five different contractors that we personally utilized. And some of them we've utilized for over a hundred different deals. And then we have our property management team. So, you know, we have all those teams running that. So that's a pretty passive business for me at this point, once the teams are built out, obviously there was several years of hard work to build up, you know, the systems and the procedures, operations. [00:06:37] Jack Gibson: And then the self-storage is a, a syndication fund that I put together. And then we invest into one of my longtime friends, Sean. Funny, I met him at in Mexico. We both forgot our passports and he was a baller, had his buddy fly into Canada, from another city in Canada, give him his passport, then he got on the plane and he made it. And my wife and I were stuck in Chicago for a day. So I'm like, I want to be like you, what do you do? Like, how are you a baller like that? He's like, oh, I do self storage. I'm like, tell me more. [00:07:09] Sam Wilson: Tell me more. Right. I want learn from you. When you look back at your, you know, building out these different teams and, and especially having them in, in, you know, while it's all in real estate, they're all their own unique niche asset class with their own particulars inside of those asset classes. What was a pivotal moment for you? When it was like, Hey, you know, something was in the way. And I was able to just get that out of the way. And then you kind of had exponential growth. Was there ever a point where something, you know, switched?  [00:07:37] Jack Gibson: Well, if you track it all back, where everything switched for me in terms of my mindset is when the stocks that I was in, both of them had, you know, incredible drawdowns and value. This was, like, around 2012, 2013, and one of them got a short sale attack. So that dropped the stock by 50% within days. And then another one was called interval I was writing options on that, that dropped in half overnight. And I realized, wow, you know, I'm, number one, I'm an unsophisticated investor. I'm relying on the whims of the financial markets to dictate my financial future. And I don't like it I want to be in control. So that's when I really dove in, studied real estate, and turned that adversity, those setbacks losses, all of that. You know, I figured, okay, I can turn this into something better. [00:08:27] Jack Gibson: This is the motivation that I needed to be able to learn real estate. So that's, honestly, that's what, like, that started everything for me in real estate. And then once I got in, even though we've had some, you know, I've had some rough patches trying to learn, you know, what to do. I'm never leaving real estate. It's just an incredible asset class, all the advantages. It just, to me, it far outweighs anything else you can do in any other markets. And I love, you know, I love crypto. I love stocks. I don't love crypto right now, but I love the future of where I believe it's headed. And those are, however, I can't build indestructible wealth with those types of assets. I need dirt. I need real estate.  [00:09:06] Sam Wilson: That's for sure. Tell me about your team. Who was the first person that you hired when you said, okay, I'm going into real estate. I'm going long, but I've got to, I got to build a team around me. How did you do that?  [00:09:17] Jack Gibson: Most important thing for me was just finding a great partner. And I know a lot of people say, partnerships, what is this, Dave Ramsey said something about partnerships sink ships, or it's a sinking ship, I think is what he says. Well, I have not found that to be the case. I have a great partnership with my wife for 18 years that you know, that's amazing. And I've had a business partnership with Shecky. [00:09:41] Jack Gibson: He's called Jeff, but he goes by Shecky and we've been partners for seven years and we always work things through and work things out. So I recruited him. He was my digital marketing coach for my direct sales business. And I really liked his integrity. I loved his knowledge and I knew I needed somebody like him to help me market, really market, and scale, to build that business. So when he came on, I gave him 50% equity, 50-50 partners. And he said this is the first time that I've anybody's ever pitched me on like doing something business-wise with them. That actually benefited me too. Like normally people would say they'd pitch them, but it was always what's in it for them. And my pitch to him was, you know, he didn't come across that way at all. So once we had formed our nucleus, then we started, you know, building on all the other parts of the company as well.  [00:10:33] Sam Wilson: What were some things I'm sure that there were discussions early on that were, I love what you said there were like, Hey, you know, obviously it's going to be beneficial for your partners or for your partner as well. But what were some kind of discussions? Can you give some or if you can remember it, give some color to those early on discussions? 'Cause I think a lot of our listeners are probably, you know, in that early stage of growth. That's kind of the, the name of the podcast is How to Scale. Like, so people are out there thinking, okay, I want to grow. But certainly, I would imagine you had some discussions where it was like, Hey, what's this look like? Did you guys put in fail safe? Did you guys, you know, how did you hammer out the, what ifs in that scenario?  [00:11:07] Jack Gibson: You know, I think in any time you have a partnership, as long as that you both have the shared values. And this was a discussion that we got into in an entrepreneurial meetup group as well because there was some that were like, yeah, partnerships don't work. And then I was like, well, you know, they do work really well if, and this is the most important part, is that you both have the same values and therefore if you're operating from that base level, that foundation, then everything else that happens, conflict, conflict resolution, working through adversity, working through differences in opinions, all of those things can be no problem, instead of big problems, if the values are shared.  [00:11:53] Jack Gibson: So our values, for example, we both really believe in, no matter what the costs, we're going to do the right thing for our investors, and we've taken some real hits where things that we kind of came out, shelled out some money out of pocket just to help an investor, you know, that was in a tough situation, those type of things. Or something went wrong in a certain situation and it could have gone either way and we pay for it. They pay for it. We generally take care of it. So we always, you know, operate from that premise. And then both of us can work through, you know, any of those challenges together. [00:12:30] Jack Gibson: So yeah, I think a team, though if you really want to scale, I mean, doing it by yourself, if you're solo, I just don't, I don't see how you scale. You need to have a team. Like I look at my other direct sales business. That's a huge business, but I put an incredible team of people around me that, in a lot of cases, they're more skilled and harder working more talented than I am.  [00:12:53] Sam Wilson: I like that. I love the idea of coming from, you know, the position of shared values. I think that's, that's a really key piece of advice. How did you discover or what did you do to determine that your partner had the same values as you?  [00:13:06] Jack Gibson: Well, I could tell the values, just kind of come through. I think anytime that you have beliefs or values or things that are internal, eventually, over the course of time, your true colors come out. You know, like those come out, those values come out through your words and your actions. So it was great because as him as my digital marketing coach for several months, I got to see firsthand, like, what is he made of? And I got to see how he handled, you know, himself in terms of, did he show up on time? Does he keep his word? Does he always thinking about how he can help me solve my problem first? Or is it, what's in it for him? So. I'm just looking at all those things and, and getting to know somebody like in that setting gave me the opportunity to kind of vet him, right, to say, do I want to extend an invitation to somebody like this to be a partnership? 'Cause if they're not on the same page as you, value-wise, beliefs, partnerships are going to be a pretty tough thing.  [00:14:10] Sam Wilson: Absolutely. That's really, really cool. Thanks for taking the time. 'Cause I think that that's not something we've heard a lot of here on this show. When, when you talk about building a team or surrounding yourself with people that are, as you talk about, better than you. You know, oftentimes think of that in the, in the hiring sense, but we haven't talked about it necessarily in a partnership sense. So thanks for taking the time. [00:14:27] Jack Gibson: Yeah, my buddy, Sean, you know, he's got the, his self-storage company, almost hit a billion or hit a billion, you know, recently just in the last, you know, couple months. And I texted him and said, dude, like, that's incredible. A billion-dollar business. Like, wow. I mean, I met you 10 years ago and it was not a billion dollars. And I said you're my hero. He said, if you want to do that, you just got to get a great team. That's the whole key. Everything is who are the guys that you're putting around you and then are they smarter than you in certain areas?  [00:14:59] Sam Wilson: Yeah, that's absolutely it. I love that. Let's talk a little bit about risk, what maybe you see in the market right now. And again, you guys are diversified from single-family to short-term rentals to self-storage. Is there a risk in the market right now that you see that you guys are protecting yourself against strategically?  [00:15:18] Jack Gibson: Well, certainly there is an absolute chance of a recession. I think we're all, probably speaking it into existence. [00:15:25] Sam Wilson: Probably. [00:15:26] Jack Gibson: By what we're saying.  [00:15:28] Sam Wilson: Right.  [00:15:29] Jack Gibson: So I hate to even be a part of that narrative. However, I think that when you print 40% of the money supply in a couple of years, then I don't see any other case happening except something not good. So that's what we're starting to see is something not good is happening from all this free money that was injected. There is no such thing as a free lunch. So I, however, feel most comfortable in real estate, I think. Right now the financial market, stock market, crypto, I think there's some incredible deals and sales. Have we seen the bottoms in those markets? Who knows. I suspect probably have not, but either way, I'm not, you know, I'm not going to wait and try to time the bottom. So I'm, I'm buying into those asset classes. At the end of the day, I keep saying to myself, you know, this is still a great time to invest in real estate. There's a limited supply. They're not handing out, you know, money to people that, you know, should definitely not have the money. They're not doing that. [00:16:35] Jack Gibson: Lending is a lot tighter. Supply is low, so I don't think we're going to see this big correction in real estate personally. I think we'll probably see something. However, if you are buying properties with a great value under market value, you're, you know, putting in effort to create value adds or increase the value through renovations or whatever else you can do to make the property more valuable and produce more income, then you're going to be fine. [00:17:02] Jack Gibson: And if the market corrects, there's no problem. You have cash flow coming in. You don't care, you can ride it out. But those who are doing more speculative projects right now, I think you ought to be careful 'cause you know, we could definitely see something where your equity just collapses on those. [00:17:19] Sam Wilson: Absolutely. And that's, that is something I've seen in all the investor conversations I'm having more and more of is that, even a couple of years ago, people were probably more focused on the, you know, equity multiple and things like that. And everybody I'm speaking to right now just says, I'm just looking for cash flow. That's it. Yeah, let me buy a property that produces an income, IRR, equity multiple who cares? I just want something that produces an income. So I love, love what you're talking about there. I think that's great. Jack, thank you for coming on this show today. Certainly appreciate it. It was great learning about you and your business, businesses I think I should say. You've given us a lot of things to think about, especially as it pertains to finding and having great partners here in business. And then, you know, really just how to scale and what you've done, certainly, certainly have enjoyed it. If our listeners want to get in touch with you or learn more about you, what is the best way to do that?  [00:18:06] Jack Gibson: My website has everything and I actually just launched a new book that's called Building Indestructible Wealth. It's the six-figure earners' guide to a multimillion-dollar portfolio. So I just lay out the strategies exactly. Actionable strategies are in there. There's concepts, it's conceptual in nature, but there's also specific links to here, if you want to do this, here's where you go to do it and how to get this particular strategy up and, you know, implemented. So that's on my website. You can get the book right there. myindestructiblewealth.com. Also, I have a podcast called Indestructible Wealth and a blog. So it's all right there.  [00:18:45] Sam Wilson: Awesome, Jack, thank you again for your time today. Certainly appreciate it.  [00:18:47] Jack Gibson: Thank you so much, Sam. Appreciate the convo.

Steve O'Donnell has a history with David Letterman that spans more than 40 years. He was with Dave near the very beginning, became head writer, left when the show became 'bigger' and came back at the end as an overqualified faxer. What happened in all those middle years? Much of that is discussed in this episode. Of all the comedy legends out there, Steve might be one of the most humble of the bunch. He openly discusses the show's early years, vs the later years, and some of the projects he was involved with after he left Late Show, including Jimmy Kimmel, Norm Macdonald and others. They discuss highlights from the show and have a lovely exchange, despite the fact that Steve is not, nor will ever be Bob Hammerquist. Note: some of the events of this podcast may seem coincidental or staged. They are not. So to hear how Steve originally met Shecky, and much more you will have to watch part 2, which comes out next week. In the meantime, how about Liking, Subscribing, and Sharing this episode? We are serious! We LOVE when people do that! Please be one of those folks. We have some cool goals, but they won't be possible until the show is a touch more friendly on the metrics scale. #thanksdave #davidletterman #latenight #lateshow #thelettermanpodcast #jimmykimmel #normmacdonald #comedy #comedywriter

In this episode the guys discuss Summer Fun, Midnight Madness, Elvis, Beyonce, Beavis & Butthead, Creed III, and much more!!!

Short term rentals are big news, and an incredible investment (if you know what you are doing). Tune in to learn the ins and outs of short, mid, and long term rental investments.Do you have a question you would like me to answer on the podcast? Follow me on IG: @indestructiblewealth and send a message, or visit me at www.myindestructiblewealth.com for more resources.Ready for more? Learn how to create multiple streams of passive income in my book, Building Indestructible Wealth. You can also access The Indestructible Wealth Builder, (the system I used to go from $300 to $8 million in net worth), and ...

4 Horses discuss who's gonna win the big race, Father Shecky holds Open mic sermons, Jessica considers donating her body to mad science.Instant Microwave fuzz is a weekly improvised sketch comedy podcast recorded at the Fuzzbox Studios in Lahaina, Hawaii on the beautiful island of Maui. To learn more about the Fuzzbox Studios and their mission to encourage, inspire and empower individuals in developing their creative vision by providing an environment to cultivate their skills and talents.Check out our Patreon! We have amazing swag and perks for our patrons: https://www.patreon.com/instantmicrowavefuzzWebsite: https://instantmicrowavefuzz.buzzsprout.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imfmauiTwitter: https://twitter.com/InstantFuzzInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/imfmaui/Support the show https://www.patreon.com/instantmicrowavefuzzSupport the show

Three recipients of the latest Community Excellence Awards are interviewed:Rob Swofford of Swofford Ford Sales Inc. in Richmond, winner of the Best Auto/Truck Dealership Award. Swofford comments on winning the award and discusses auto industry trends, among other topics.  Jeff Clymore, Richmond R-XVI School District director of bands, speaks on behalf of the Richmond High School Marching Band, winner of the Best Local Band Award. Topics include how marching bands are evolving and band road trips. Richmond High School graduate Dr. Brad Richey of Richey Chiropractic Clinic discusses receiving the Best Chiropractor Award. Additional topics include how other medical disciplines have grown to accept chiropractic treatments. Notes: To see and hear Frances McDormand howl like a wolf at the Oscars, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1hkWbhhga8. The howling starts at around 3 minutes, 40 seconds. Music featured in this episode: "Loop for a Bebop Bishop, No. 1," formerly titled "Loop for Bishop John Burgess," composed by Shawn Roney; "Miles the Monk, Minister of Musical Mantras," composed by Jim "Shecky" McGrane, E.E. Pointer and Shawn Roney; "Fanfare for Father John," formerly titled "Fanfare for Father John in F Major" (For Keyboard), composed by Shawn Roney; "Loop for a Bebop Bishop, No. 2," also formerly titled "Loop for Bishop John Burgess," composed by Shawn Roney. All selections are performed by the musical collective Sacred & Secular."Loop for a Bebop Bishop, No. 1" appears on the 2022 Sacred & Secular album "Peas in a Pod: Music From Two Podcasts (And Elsewhere)." To listen, visit https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=r9jV3qSvIPQ&feature=share. "Miles the Monk, Minister of Musical Mantras" was released in 2020 as a standalone single by Sacred & Secular. To hear it in full, visit https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mDkw4LJXcOHKUFfAx-FEQhK8i8kdgRU8s&feature=share. "Fanfare for Father John" appears "Peas in a Pod:  Music From Two Podcasts (And Elsewhere)." To hear the song in full, visit https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=LYdYZOL9384&feature=share. "Loop for a Bebop Bishop, No. 2" appears on "Peas in a Pod: Music From Two Podcasts (And Elsewhere)."  To listen, visit https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=3897_Q9AxVU&feature=share.   To be a sponsoring business or a supporting patron of this podcast series, contact Sharon Donat, media specialist with the Richmond News and Town & Country Leader, by email at  sharon@leaderpress.com or by calling the Richmond News at (816) 776-5454.

The Biskitts are waiting for the beavers to come help with the trees. Meanwhile King Max and Shecky come up with a plan to trick the little dogs so they can get the treasure. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leilani-hargreaves/support

It's the Shari Lewis Labor Day Telethon...! The Duck Logic guys and a gal created this parody of the Jerry Lewis Telethon, an age-old tradition. Shari and her pal/hand puppet, Lamb Chop, host a show to raise money to combat "Shecky's Syndrome," a fictional disease that causes millions of people to pursue a career in puppeteering.• Get more laughs! Visit our website ducklogiccomedy.com• Tweet us at @Duck_Logic• Or Facebook us at facebook.com/ComedyHalfHour• Special thanks to zapsplat.com for most of our “canned” SFX Thanks for listening! Listen to more. You'll laugh... and how!

The conclusion of Suburban Sorcery: Magic and Mufflers. Duct-taped to the bottom of a Ford Bronco, Trapper is about to learn the meaning of life after death. Shecky and Tails very sloooowly come to his aid. The big showdown between our heroes and the forces of darkness is at hand and it looks like the Bronco's 200 cubic-inch inline six wont be the only thing combusting. At the table, Brent gives a masterclass on the history of buckthorn.Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play comedy RPG podcast where the hosts create bad VHS movies. The films are made using only the power of imagination, a few pencils and dice, and a very expensive Hollywood sound designer.CREDITS:Your Director: Patrick BakerShecky: Geoffrey GoldenTrapper: Brent ButlerStory Editor: Adam BakerSound Design: Adam BakerMOVIE TRIVIA: The song "All Night Mall" was written and composed by Ted Kaczynski, later known as the Unabomber.FOLLOW:TwitterInstagramFacebook@ItsPatrickBaker@Geoffrey Golden@BrentLButlerStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.

In Suburban Sorcery: Magic and Mufflers, Trapper Keefer, a fur trapper, and his talking beaver Tails team up with an impossibly likable (in that it's impossible to like him) car salesmen Shecky Stumper to fight the greatest scourge to ever curse these country roads: Satanist teens with learners permits! Our heroes will leave no petting zoo undestroyed in pursuit of these evil teens... and Trapper's grenade launcher. Meanwhile, Patrick and Brent debate whether teens wore seatbelts in the 80s.Worst Movies Ever Played is an actual play comedy RPG podcast where the hosts create bad VHS movies. The films are made using only the power of imagination, a few pencils and dice, and a very expensive Hollywood sound designer.MOVIE TRIVIA: To get into character, the actors who played Trapper and Shecky went to a real police academy, where they were charged with witness tampering and racial profiling. The judge let them off with a stern frowning at.CREDITS:Your Director: Patrick Baker @ItsPatrickBakerShecky: Geoffrey Golden @Geoffrey GoldenTrapper: Brent Butler @BrentLButlerStory Editor: Adam BakerSound Design: Adam BakerFollow:TwitterInstagramFacebookStraight to VHS is a product of Lost Cat Games.

Melanie Finnegan is a woman with an incredible story. She's a very determined woman... who came from nothing, and is now at the top of her field. Over the last few years, she has mastered the strategy of Tax Lien Investing. She has taken something very complex, made it simple, and VERY profitable.... not just for herself, but for her clients who are fortunate enough to work with her. This is a story of grit, determination and passion. You'll not only learn a simple strategy for generating massive wealth, but you'll be touched by Melanie's heart-centered approach! Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Melanie at https://taxlienwealthsolutions.com/ Learn How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/  

Randy Hughes came from a background that is highly unlikely to produce any success. Yet, along his journey, he's not only managed to accumulate over 200 single family rental homes, he has become one of the world's leading authorities on PROTECTING those assets from outside legal invasions. Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Randy at www.landtrustsmadesimple.com  Learn How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

Jim Maffuccio has enjoyed a long and successful career in real estate, and has the battle scars to prove it! Today, as Founder and Principal of Aspen Funds,he's drawing on his over 30 years of real estate experience in a way that many haven't discovered. In this episode, Jim and Shecky discuss how notes can be even more passive than turnkey investing, and how you can create VERY stable returns with this method. This is not all fluff, as we also talk about risk/reward, and the dark underbelly of this asset class. Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Jim at aspenfunds.us. Learn How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

From Technology officer to a 10-year period of deep depression, to partnering on over $40MM in deals in just 28 months... Agostino Pintus has an incredible story. But, this is NOT a typical rags-to-riches story. This is a story about BECOMING... becoming the person he needed to be in order to achieve the success he's enjoying. It's also about who YOU are becoming. Agostino lays out all of the practical tools he used for massive transformation... tools that you can use to change your life and your fortune. Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Agostino at BulletproofCashflow.com Learn How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

Zachary Beach is a young man with a plan...a strategy for being VERY successful in Real Estate, even in the midst of a pandemic. In this episode, you'll learn how Zach does this with... - NO Cash - NO Credit - NO Investors, and - NO Banks These strategies are not only learnable, but Zach breaks it down in a way that is easily understandable. Make sure to listen with an open mind! Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Zach at smartrealestatecoach.com/webinar Learn How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

Given the current state of the world, this is a very unusual recording. Shecky has a very heartfelt conversation with Daniel Ameduri, who s a self-made multi-millionaire, and an admitted full-time skeptic of conventional thought. Daniel is the cofounder of the Future Money Trends newsletter and FutureMoneyTrends.com, which has nearly 150,000 subscribers, so the level of insight that Daniel brings to this episode is very deep. Be forewarned... this conversation gets pretty crazy.... please consider the timing of world events when listening! Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Daniel at https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/ Visit Our Website To Learn More About How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

Alan Schnur is the poster child for how to scale your investing portfolio... From one humble single family property, to 400 single family homes, to over 2,000 apartment units. From there, he went on to medical, offices, storage facilities, warehouse buildings, and now is involved in over a dozen shopping centers around the U.S. And if you think that this sounds like climbing a mountain, Alan also does that too! Check out Alan's incredible story, and be inspired to greatness! Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Alan and how his process can make YOU wealthier by checking out his e-book- https://www.amazon.com/Cashflow-Mindset-Millionaire-Billionaire-Zillionaire-ebook/dp/B077MG16MG Visit Our Website To Learn More About How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

Jeff Schechter, aka “Shecky” has had the entrepreneurial bug his entire life. He started his first business right out of college, and over the years been involved in numerous businesses ventures. His love for real estate investing began in the 1980's, when he rehabbed 5 of his own residences, before the term “house-hacking” even existed. Since those early days of torn up kitchens and bathrooms, he's bought and sold many properties, and is an active investor to this day. In addition to investing, he operate a private consulting practice. He thrives on helping people realize their full potential...not just in business and investing, but in all aspects of life. Watch the full episode here: https://projectegg.co/high-return-real-estate
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Mike is on the road... and has some liquid complaints. Plus, Dan the fan, Oscarazzi, and eunoia.