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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.politix.fmThere are signs of life in the Democratic Party, and if Republicans continue to badly underperform in special elections, the vibes could shift. But there are some things even a robust opposition can't really stop, when a president claims autocratic power, and is insulated from normal political considerationsAfter a brief discussion of Cory Booker's filibuster, and the Supreme Court race in Wisconsin, Matt and Brian discuss the unitary executive theory. Specifically:* What is the unitary executive theory?* Is a rogue presidency really what Republicans had in mind when they concocted this theory a few decades ago?* Would adverse court rulings establishing an all-powerful, unaccountable executive mean the end of Fed independence, and a ruined economy?Then, behind the paywall, are there any legitimate reforms to our political system that would be both wise and make the government more responsive to election outcomes? Is there any circumstances under which this kind of king-like presidency would not devolve into criminality and corruption? Will any constitutional checks remain if the Supreme Court grants Trump's unitary executive claims, or will it be entirely up to the masses?All that, plus the full Politix archive are available to paid subscribers—just upgrade your subscription and pipe full episodes directly to your favorite podcast app via your own private feed. Further reading:* One way to weaken Trump's executive would be to rescind his tariff authority.* The long tail of law firms caving to Trump's lawless threats. * Pramila Jayapal's Resistance Lab.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.politix.fmThere are signs of life in the Democratic Party, and if Republicans continue to badly underperform in special elections, the vibes could shift. But there are some things even a robust opposition can't really stop, when a president claims autocratic power, and is insulated from normal political considerationsAfter a brief discussion of Cory Booker's filibuster, and the Supreme Court race in Wisconsin, Matt and Brian discuss the unitary executive theory. Specifically:* What is the unitary executive theory?* Is a rogue presidency really what Republicans had in mind when they concocted this theory a few decades ago?* Would adverse court rulings establishing an all-powerful, unaccountable executive mean the end of Fed independence, and a ruined economy?Then, behind the paywall, are there any legitimate reforms to our political system that would be both wise and make the government more responsive to election outcomes? Is there any circumstances under which this kind of king-like presidency would not devolve into criminality and corruption? Will any constitutional checks remain if the Supreme Court grants Trump's unitary executive claims, or will it be entirely up to the masses?All that, plus the full Politix archive are available to paid subscribers—just upgrade your subscription and pipe full episodes directly to your favorite podcast app via your own private feed. Further reading:* One way to weaken Trump's executive would be to rescind his tariff authority.* The long tail of law firms caving to Trump's lawless threats. * Pramila Jayapal's Resistance Lab.

It's Halloween, and today's show is all about the ways we can write scary. Specifically: What builds tension in a piece of writing? How can you subvert reader expectations? What's at stake? This episode explores only a portion of what it takes to write scary scenes, but hopefully it will get you thinking about how to craft content that's truly frightful. Plus, a review of a new book, a book club announcement, and a bookish activity for those of you not heading out to trick-or-treat. Links to topics mentioned in today's show: Nick Basbanes Halloween talk: https://umass-amherst.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIqd-yspzMjEtZ9mm4CBt_QwsTcF56kUOIT#/registration Natalie Portman's book club https://www.instagram.com/natsbookclub/?hl=en Creation Lake by Rachel Kushner https://tinyurl.com/2bzj7aud Grolier Club Billy Budd: https://grolierclub.wordpress.com/2024/09/12/now-open-in-our-second-floor-gallery-melvilles-billy-budd-at-100/ Review of Lake George: https://www.writing4immortality.com/post/lakegeorge

On his daily First 10 podcast, Post-Gazette sports columnist Jason Mackey reacts to the Steelers' preseason loss to the Buffalo Bills this past weekend. Why haven't we seen new OC Arthur Smith's offense translate well in-stadium yet? Why haven't tight ends including Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington seen more targets after heavy workloads at training camp in Latrobe? And what can we expect from RB Najee Harris amid an injury to backup Jaylen Warren? Jason tackles those topics, then gets into some Pirates after they won two out of three against the Seattle Mariners over the weekend. Specifically: What is the situation with 3B Ke'Bryan Hayes and the back issues that have plagued him this season? And how can we explain the continued absence of former No. 1 overall MLB draft pick Henry Davis?

Over the years, I have met some exceptional performers who still struggle to get enough customers. It's not a function of who they are as people. It's also not a reflection of their work. It's not even a mindset issue. It's about the fact that being exceptionally good at what you do, and being able to get enough customers or clients are two completely different skill sets. I can't tell you how many business owners I've talked to over the years who are exceptional at what they do, but they can't get enough customers. I've met: Chefs who make amazing food, but can't get enough people into their restaurants to keep the lights on. Real estate agents who know their markets in and out, they're great with people, can handle all the details, but can't get enough clients to pay their bills. Artists who have amazing skills, but who never mastered the art of customer acquisition, so their actual art remains largely unseen. Printers who have taken out loans to invest enormous amounts of money in equipment that just sits there, because they don't know how to get enough of the customers and clients they need to feed the machines. Recently, I heard from a life coach, whose story really touched me, because she knows she could really help people, but she's struggling to get the clients she needs. Here's what she said, "I am a good coach but there are no clients for me. I feel profoundly sad for not being financially independent. I am a good person, I do personal growth, I am a really good coach and yet I can not pay the bills and have a lovely and happy life. Why does it have to be so hard?" In each of these situations, the most important thing to recognize is that there is a huge difference between being exceptionally good at the technical aspects of a job -- like cooking, selling homes, creating art, printing stationary or coaching people who need help -- and being able to get enough of the customers or clients who need those products and services. They are two completely different skill sets. There are many exceptional writers in the world, but as Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad once said, "On the top of my books it's written *Best-Selling Author* & not *Best-Writing Author*". Two different things. So today I'd like to share with you, what I shared with this coach. And it applies to any business that is great at what they do, but that struggles to get enough of the customers or clients it needs to thrive. If you're great at what you do, then you're halfway there, but this is not a mindset issue. It is a focus issue. So if you want to make the money you need to make, then 100% of your focus and learning now need to be on 3 things. It's what I call the MVPs of Marketing & Sales™. If you've heard this from me before, but you're not yet earning what you think you're worth, then please, listen again. In sports, MVP stands for Most Valuable Player. In Marketing and Sales, MVP stands for Message, Vehicles and People. Specifically: What is the marketing (M)essage you need to convey about your product or service? Which combination of marketing (V)ehicles will you use to communicate your message? And Who are the (P)eople or prospects you need to reach? This begins with having a crystal-clear idea of exactly WHO you want to benefit from what you do. Those are your People. When you know who your people are, then you have to consider exactly what you'll need to SAY to engage those people. To invite them in. To take advantage of everything you have to offer. That's your Message. Finally, you need to determine HOW you'll reach them, in other words, what combination of marketing Vehicles will you use to reach them? This means things like social media posts and comments, direct messaging, phone calls, email, direct mail, networking, door knocking, broadcast ads, billboards, there are thousands of options when it comes to marketing vehicles.

Over the years, I have met and talked to many broke experts. People who are exceptional at what they do, but struggling to pay bills because they can't get enough customers. This is not a function of who they are as people. It's not a reflection of their work. It's also not a mindset issue. Instead, it's entirely about the fact that being exceptionally good at what you do, and being able to get enough of the customers or clients you need are two completely different skill sets. I can't tell you how many business owners I've talked to over the years who are exceptional at what they do, but they can't get enough customers. I've met: Chefs who make amazing food, but can't get enough people into their restaurants to keep the lights on. Real estate agents who know their markets in and out, they're great with people, can handle all the details, but can't get enough clients to pay their bills. Artists who have amazing skills, but who never mastered the art of customer acquisition, so their actual art remains largely unseen. Printers who have taken out loans to invest enormous amounts of money in equipment that just sits there, because they don't know how to get enough of the customers and clients they need to feed the machines. This week, I heard from a life coach, whose story really touched me, because she knows she could really help people, but she's struggling to get the clients she needs. Here's what she said, "I am a good coach but there are no clients for me. I feel profoundly sad for not being financially independent. I am a good person, I do personal growth, I am a really good coach and yet I can not pay the bills and have a lovely and happy life. Why does it have to be so hard?" In each of these situations, the most important thing to recognize is that there is a huge difference between being exceptionally good at the technical aspects of a job -- like cooking, selling homes, creating art, printing stationary or coaching people who need help -- and being able to get enough of the customers or clients who need those products and services. They are two completely different skill sets. There are many exceptional writers in the world, but as Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad once said, "On the top of my books it's written *Best-Selling Author* & not *Best-Writing Author*". Two different things. So today I'd like to share with you, what I shared with this coach. And it applies to any business that is great at what they do, but that struggles to get enough of the customers or clients it needs to thrive. If you're great at what you do, then you're halfway there, but this is not a mindset issue. It is a focus issue. So if you want to make the money you need to make, then 100% of your focus and learning now need to be on 3 things. It's what I call the MVPs of Marketing & Sales. If you've heard this from me before, but you're not yet earning what you think you're worth, then please, listen again. In sports, MVP stands for Most Valuable Player. In Marketing and Sales, MVP stands for Message, Vehicles and People. Specifically: What is the marketing (M)essage you need to convey about your product or service? Which combination of marketing (V)ehicles will you use to communicate your message? And Who are the (P)eople or prospects you need to reach? This begins with having a crystal-clear idea of exactly WHO you want to benefit from what you do. Those are your People. When you know who your people are, then you have to consider exactly what you'll need to SAY to engage those people. To invite them in. To take advantage of everything you have to offer. That's your Message. Finally, you need to determine HOW you'll reach them, in other words, what combination of marketing Vehicles will you use to reach them? This means things like social media posts and comments, direct messaging, phone calls, email, direct mail, networking, door knocking,

MSL Consultant Newsletter: Sign up Here: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/63f6032d3e1e4ad28342cc69 I interview Angelyn Solko and we discuss congress planning. Specifically: What does congress planning involve? What do you need to keep in mind with booth design? Which stakeholders within pharma are involved in congress planning? Do you have to manage the budget? What is your role at the congress? What is your role post congress? What does a congress plan look like?

After a recent trip to southern Ohio to visit the Serpent Mound for the summer solstice, Jon breaks down some of the mysteries surrounding the site and the surrounding area! Specifically “What the fuck is this giant egg business all about?!?” Jon Reacts:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY5JTaflKSM&t=21s Featured Articles:https://pahistoricpreservation.com/spotlight-series-mckees-rocks-mound/https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=214417 https://www.richlandsource.com/area_history/ohios-serpent-mound-is-an-american-indian-story-written-in-the-earth/article_2e8f0e76-c97a-11eb-a01e-0bac4cd1b7bb.htmlhttps://fourdirectionpoetry.wixsite.com/turtleisland/14-1https://www.capenews.net/mashpee/columns/north-america-known-as-turtle-island-to-indigenous-tribes/article_450f4f21-6782-52c3-8c43-34c928a81b40.html***Credits***The voice of The Abracast – Hila Assor https://hilaassor.com/Theme Song “Red Horse Rising” by X-Proph3t: http://www.reverbnation.com/xproph3tWritten / Produced / researched / Performed – Jon Towers www.abracast.com***Contact***Visit Website: www.abracast.comEmail Jon: Towers113@gmail.comFind Jon on Twitter: @jonnyaxx https://twitter.com/JonnyAxxFind Jon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jon.towers.925Find Jon On Instagram: http://instagram.com/stigmatastudios***Storefront*** If you enjoy the show, learned something new, or was inspired you might consider supporting the show! https://abracast.com/store-front***Support*** If you enjoy the show, learned something new, or was inspired you might consider supporting the show!Become a subscriber: www.subscribestar.com/abracastJust wanna buy me a drink?: paypal.me/stigmatastudios***Advertise*** Got a book, Product or Podcast? Would you like to get your message to The Abracast audience?Advertise on The Abracast: https://www.advertisecast.com/TheAbracastAdvertise on The Abracast: https://intellifluence.com/influencer/jon-towers-6103This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2899381/advertisement

This episode is sponsored by my friends at Keela,  a comprehensive fundraising and donor management software that will help you expand your reach, increase fundraising revenue, and foster a dedicated community of supporters.Several of my clients are currently using Keela and have continued to be impressed with how easy it is to use, how affordable it is and most importantly, the results that they see and the impact they are able to create.Keela is hosting a webinar, led by me, on June 6 - How to Drive Donations and Get Engagement Using Social Media. It's totally free, and you can get all the details and sign up by clicking here.Becoming data literate and even data-driven isn't impossible for small nonprofits. In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Epting to talk all things data. Specifically:What is data literacy and why is it especially important for nonprofits?How can small shops start on their data literacy journey? What do nonprofits often get wrong when collecting data? What data should we collect? And how do we use this data effectively so it doesn't just sit in a spreadsheet? With 10 years of nonprofit management and 5 years of specialized Salesforce Administrator experience, Sarah leverages unprecedented knowledge of the hurdles nonprofits often face. She founded Technopath to address the gaps in the industry, leveraging her Salesforce expertise to help nonprofits further their mission.Learn more about TechnopathWeb: technopath.io OR technopath.podia.comLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/technopathsf/Pro-bono Project Offerings: https://technopath.ac-page.com/nonprofit-probono-salesforce-project-offeringsAbout Julia Campbell, the host of the Nonprofit Nation podcast:Named as a top thought leader by Forbes and BizTech Magazine, Julia Campbell (she/hers) is an author, coach, and speaker on a mission to make the digital world a better place.She wrote her book, Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Guide for Nonprofits, as a roadmap for social change agents who want to build movements using engaging digital storytelling techniques. Her second book, How to Build and Mobilize a Social Media Community for Your Nonprofit, was published in 2020 as a call-to-arms for mission-driven organizations to use the power of social media to build movements. Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliacampbell/

This is a recording of a panel session from the SWR Global Conference Series 2023 "How to turn climate mitigation and adaptation into business opportunity"  conference from 1st February 2023. So you understand the need to tackle emissions: How do you get started? Climate strategies must be part of a holistic sustainability strategy, which is more than a few web pages featuring babydoll sheep, alternative packaging pilots and diversity initiatives. Starting with climate change is a good way into broader sustainability strategies. So how can you learn from wine businesses trying to lead in the space. Specifically: What are the tools and off the shelf approaches that help you set a baseline? How do you put them into action, and what is a meaningful timeline to create a climate, then a holistic sustainability strategy? Examples of how it's done – what are the transferable lessons for others? How can collaboration initiatives, such as SWR, improve collaboration and sharing of better practices? Speakers: Julien Gervreau, Founding Board Member, International Wineries for Climate Action Michele Manelli, Owner and Winemaker, Salcheto Winery Sarah Braude, Casella Family Brands, Australia Moderator: Dr. Peter Stanbury, Research Director, Sustainable Wine Roundtable

Learn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comToday, Jesse has a bone to pick with Chris.  After he gets some issues off his chest, we tackle the topics of  Internal Dynamics and Plate Tectonics.  Specifically:What is the interior structure of the Earth? Chemistry/ physical behaviorHow do we know the interior structure of the Earth?Why is the hottest layer of the Earth a solid?  Why is the LOC liquid?What are the 4 main mechanisms for PT?We hope you enjoy, and as usual please send us any questions you have!Like, Subscribe, and leave us a Rating!——————————————————Instagram: @planetgeocastTwitter: @planetgeocastFacebook: @planetgeocastSupport us: https://planetgeocast.com/support-usEmail: planetgeocast@gmail.comWebsite: https://planetgeocast.com/Like, Subscribe, and leave us a Rating!——————————————————Instagram: @planetgeocastTwitter: @planetgeocastFacebook: @planetgeocastSupport us: https://planetgeocast.com/support-usEmail: planetgeocast@gmail.comWebsite: https://planetgeocast.com/

Pew Pew Pew!!! "You'll never take mah gunz, Mistah Gov'mint!!!" Pew Pew Pew!!! Other gun owners aren't that ridiculous. This time around, we talk about them both as...we talk about guns. Specifically: What was your first experience with guns? Have you ever fired a gun?  Do you own a gun? Why or why not? Have you ever, or would you ever? Under what circumstances? Is America obsessed with guns? What's the worst gun-culture thing you've seen? Is American gun policy good? Does it do enough? Do you think people should be able to own guns? What the future of guns?

In today's episode, Markus speaks with Paul van der Heide, Ph.D. Paul is the Materials and Component Analysis Director at IMEC.The conversation is primarily focused on the critical role of Labs in the Semiconductor space. Specifically:What is IMEC?Paul's Career Journey to IMECThe Critical Role of Labs in Metrology and the Semiconductor IndustryHow has the role of a lab changed in the last 30 years? Reach out to Markus for any potential guest requests or episode ideas here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markus-kuhn-4b502110/For the latest in new Metrology Techniques and Solutions check out https://rsmd.rigaku.com/To make sure you never miss an episode of Understanding Semiconductors, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Understanding Semiconductors in your favorite podcast player.

    This time around, the Gorillamen talk about...breakfast. Specifically: What is the first breakfast you specifically remember eating? Do you regularly eat breakfast? Do you believe breakfast is the most important meal of the day? Why or why not? What is your favorite breakfast? Do you have a daily go-to breakfast? What is your all- time favorite breakfast experience? What's your favorite breakfast spot? What do you feel is the appeal to going out for breakfast or brunch? Did you (or do you) have a favorite breakfast cereal? What is the weirdest breakfast you (or someone you know) has eaten? What is the last breakfast you've eaten? What is the future of breakfast?

“How can I build and grow a business that actually gives me not just income but freedom and flexibility?” “Is it possible for me to start a business with little to no money?” If you have ever thought about turning your ideas, skills, and passions into an income stream, then today's episode is a must listen! Today, Mary is joined by the dynamic husband and wife entrepreneur duo, Shay and Graham Cochrane. While uniquely known for their own businesses (Shay is the founder of Social Squares and Graham the founder of The Recording Revolution plus multiple online academies), the two share the same motto that the key to success is to serve others.  On today's episode, Mary, Shay, and Graham dive into Graham's new book “How to Get Paid for What You Know” and tackle all things related to achieving for your worth, building a business, and what success looks like (some of which will surprise you!). Specifically: What it means to have a business based around giving  The difference between limiting beliefs and strategic limits for success  The importance of giving value before you get value How to differentiate between the sustainable long game or the path to short-lived success If you are ready to create better stability and find more fulfillment in your work and life, make sure to tune in to today's powerful episode! Grab a copy of “How to Get Paid for What You Know” here! https://www.amazon.com/How-Get-Paid-What-Know/dp/1637740670 Try out Social Squares for only $1 through this special promo here! https://www.socialsquares.com/marymarantz --------------- MORE FROM MARY: You can find show notes for this episode at marymarantz.com/blog  For more inspiration and tips on owning your muddy story:  Find Mary on Instagram @marymarantz  Find Mary on YouTube by searching for the Mary Marantz channel If you love this episode, we bet you would also love Mary's first book Dirt, all about growing up in a trailer in West Virginia, before going on to Yale for law school. It is a story of redemption and how we make peace with our past. You can find that at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Target online or anywhere, books are sold. Don't forget to pre-order Slow Growth Equals Strong roots while you're there, too!  Finally, if you are loving the show, will you take a minute to go rate it with five stars and leave a review? Wherever you listen to podcasts. This helps us get the show in front of so many more people and continues to help us book amazing guests for you here, like we have for you all season long here in the Slow Growth Equals Strong Roots Season. Thanks friends, we'll see you again soon.

This special episode will give you an inside look at some of the failed prompts that come to play when recording these episodes. Specifically "What's a Christmas movie you haven't seen but are excited to watch this season?" Which was confusing for nearly everyone. 

The Gorillamen have talked about movies, but this time around, it's all about movie theaters. Specifically: What is your first memory in a movie theater? What was your best movie theater experience? What was your worst movie theater experience? What do you love about movie theaters? What do you hate about movie theaters? Do you prefer going to a movie theater or watching things at home? I once heard someone say upscale movie theaters are ridiculous. What do you think about movie theaters where you can get food and drinks while kicked back in a massive chair? What's the last movie you've seen in a theater? What's your favorite movie theater concession? Are you eager to return to watching movies in theaters after COVID hit, or are you done with theaters? What other things do you think movie theaters can do to stay relevant in a time when many prefer their home theaters? What is the future of movie theaters?

We're back...and happy. Sure, much of the country seems to be in a blast furnace, but...after skipping a release week, we're sure you're happy to have a new episode of Men in Gorilla Suits in your earholes. This time around, it's one of those subjects we can't believe we've not already discussed: happiness! Specifically: What's your first memory of something that made you happy? What's your happiest memory? Do you think we actually have the right to the pursuit of happiness? What does your pursuit of happiness look like? Are you a happy person? What's something that keeps you from being happy? What's the happiest time in your life? Do you think America is a happy country? What's the happiest place on earth? What's the future of happiness?

In case you didn’t know, my friend, your voice matters! That is exactly why today’s guests do what they do. Specifically: What is your why? What is your goal? This episode introduces you to the dynamite duo behind Kinnison Choral Company! Former classroom choir teachers, Charlie and Carrie Kinnison, created their company to help teachers reach their dreams of creating artistry and impact the world through choral music. They share their “why” and big goals for the business, how their resources can help you and your singers, and leave the listener with inspiration and joy. Big news here too - Kinnison Choral Company is now an official sponsor of the “Music (ed) Matters” podcast! They believe in what matters - impacting lives - and I believe in their products. So, next time you’re looking for new tools, check them out, you’re going to love their product! Use code “MUSICMATTERS” for a 20% discount! Find out more about Charlie and Carrie Kinnison and Kinnison Music at www.kinnisonchoralco.com! *Show music originally written by Mr. Todd Monsell **Show photography provided by Dr. Dan Biggerstaff

Hey Listeners! Thanks for tuning into the 7th episode of the Scripted Podcast. In the last episode we discussed the importance of press releases, and more importantly how to craft a successful one - whether you are writing one yourself, or working with a writer to craft it for you. In this episode, we are going to be taking this conversation one step further to not only reiterate the importance of a press release and what makes them good, but we are going to be discussing press release distribution. Specifically: What is press release distribution? Why is it important? How to do it? How much does it cost? And more… To do this, we are going to joined by Michelle St. Angelo, the Vice President of National Public Relations at Allied Global Marketing.

How can you successfully navigate a changing environment or challenging culture at work? How do you determine if you should stay or if you should go? What happens when you get stuck or your performance is subpar? In today's episode, we tackle the issue of external challenges and internal struggles at work. Specifically: What should you do when people (including your boss) leave? What if the the environment or culture is toxic? What should you do if you when you get stuck? Where do you turn when you’re not performing well (bored, overwhelmed, lacking skills, etc.)?

Texas is one of the oldest winegrowing states in the US, with vines predating California by 100+ years. The first vineyard in North America was by Franciscan priests circa 1660 in Texas and the industry grew throughout the 1800s. Texas is important in another way, as horticulturist Thomas Munson contributed greatly to finding the solution to  the phylloxera epidemic, which effectively saved the European wine industry from total ruin. After Prohibition decimated the industry in the 1920s, Texas jump started it's wine industry in the 1970s and today it's roaring back. Texas has 400 producers and it is growing and growing.   Jennifer McInnis, General Manager of Bending Branch and Ron Yates, the owner and President of Spicewood Vineyards, are part of a marketing consortium representing five of Texas’ most distinguished wineries: Bending Branch Winery, Brennan Vineyards, Duchman Family Winery, Pedernales Cellars and Spicewood Vineyards. Member wineries produce wines from Texas grapes, that try to express the terroir of Texas Hill County and the Texas High Plains.               Here are the show notes: We start off talking about Texas, an area I admittedly (used to) know very little about. We cover: The breadth and depth of areas. Specifically What are the different areas/are there discreet AVAs? Where are they vis a vis the cities? We talk specifically about Texas Hill Country and the High Plains, which create premium wine in the state. We discuss the role of elevation and the similarities to other growing regions around the world (specifically the Duero in Spain, which Texas High Plains resembles). We talk extensively about climate – how it’s extremely erratic and how growing conditions here are unlike anywhere else with extreme heat, thunderstorms, hail, and unpredictable weather events that change each vintage and make winemaking a true challenge. We talk about the grapes that grow here and how over the last 5-10 years, grapes like Tannat, Tempranillo, and southern Italian varietals that are heat tolerant have thrived. We talk about why many growers in the past bought grapes from Washington State or California. We discuss some of the challenges that Texas has faced with the anti-alcohol lobby and how that has been overcome.   Then we discuss the 5 wineries of Texas Fine Wine and their goals of making excellent wine that is known outside of just Texas. Jennifer discusses Bending Branch(if you’re curious, here’s info on cryomaceration (extreme version of cold maceration)and flash détente, that she references!) Ron talks about Spicewoodand then we discuss Duchman,Brennan, and Pedernalesand their styles.     We wrap by talking about the bright future of Texas wine!   Don't forget to order your Wine For Normal People book today!! _______________________________ Thanks to our sponsors this week: Thanks to YOU! The podcast supporters on Patreon, who are helping us to make the podcast possible and who we give goodies in return for their help! Check it out today: https://www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople And to sign up for classes, please go to www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes!    Last Bottle    I love this service!! Last Bottle Wines finds great wines and offers them at a one time discount. Last Bottle Wines: Is a fun way to discover the best wines at the lowest prices Maintains relationships with producers in the most prestigious wine regions around the world and traveling to Europe several times each year to eat with, stay with, drink with, walk the vineyards with the people who make the wines. Offer a range of prices from low end to high end $9 to $99 and the wines range from the lesser known kinds like Albariño and Bläufrankish to Cabernet, Merlot and Chardonnay. Visit: http://lastbottlewines.com/normal and join to get a $10 instant credit to use toward your first order. Invite your wine drinking pals and they’ll get $10 instantly and you get $30 when they make their first buy.  

This Sunday, we continue our series on The Sacred Journey that is the Christian faith. We have celebrated what it means to encounter God as well as explored how revolutionary it is to follow Jesus. This Sunday we will explore the new world that Christ calls us into. Specifically? What does it mean to live as a Christian? We will look at the idea of Christian virtue. God has always been the God of forgiveness, the God who reaches out to those who have been alienated and brings about redemption. This Sunday, we see this played out in the story of Joseph and his embrace of his brothers (Genesis 45:3-11, 15); Paul's explanation of how life is brought out of death in the resurrection of Jesus (1 Corinthians 15:35-38,42-50); and Jesus' invitation into the posture we should have towards our enemies (Luke 6:27-38). Join us as we seek to live into this new grace-filled world!

Rich & Julie talk about their game Penguin SLAP! Specifically: What it's like to launch your Kickstarter at a convention Why polar betters beat narwhals And speed painting to dope techno beats on YouTube

HD is announcing earnings soon. Let's look at how to set up a straddle to cap risk.You can find more in The Options Playbook, which is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What's happened since last week? What did we learn from the NVDA backspread from last time? What happened to the one without earnings? What happened to the one that contained earnings? Let's take a look at Home Depot Earnings are coming up Setting up the trade We know the max risk and max upside How many contracts should we do? What is our rationale? What's the goal? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

HD is announcing earnings soon. Let's look at how to set up a straddle to cap risk. You can find more in The Options Playbook, which is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What's happened since last week? What did we learn from the NVDA backspread from last time? What happened to the one without earnings? What happened to the one that contained earnings? Let's take a look at Home Depot Earnings are coming up Setting up the trade We know the max risk and max upside How many contracts should we do? What is our rationale? What's the goal? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

Nvidia is announcing earnings soon. Can we expect a dead cat bounce on the stock? You can find more in The Options Playbook, which is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What has NVDA been up to lately? NVDA has an earnings announcement on 11/15 Selecting expiration dates Where is implied volatility for the expirations? What are our expectations for IV? Putting on a backspread with calls Setting up the trade What is the risk? What do we want to happen? Which to choose? Why? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

Nvidia is announcing earnings soon. Can we expect a dead cat bounce on the stock? You can find more in The Options Playbook, which is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What has NVDA been up to lately? NVDA has an earnings announcement on 11/15 Selecting expiration dates Where is implied volatility for the expirations? What are our expectations for IV? Putting on a backspread with calls Setting up the trade What is the risk? What do we want to happen? Which to choose? Why? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

Being in the heart of FAANG earnings season, let's look at GOOGL and AMZN. You can find more in The Options Playbook, which is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What is happening in the markets right now? What about GOOGL and AMZN, specifically? What are the expected moves? What is our strategy? We're looking for positive theta, but negative vega Let's look at a GOOGL skip-strike butterfly Selecting strikes and expiration What is the cost? Maximum risk? Remember margin! Remember the risk of gap-up or gap-down What do we want to happen? What about AMZN? What is the expected move? Selecting strikes and expiration What is the maximum risk? Reward? What do we want to happen? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

Being in the heart of FAANG earnings season, let's look at GOOGL and AMZN. You can find more in The Options Playbook, which is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What is happening in the markets right now? What about GOOGL and AMZN, specifically? What are the expected moves? What is our strategy? We're looking for positive theta, but negative vega Let's look at a GOOGL skip-strike butterfly Selecting strikes and expiration What is the cost? Maximum risk? Remember margin! Remember the risk of gap-up or gap-down What do we want to happen? What about AMZN? What is the expected move? Selecting strikes and expiration What is the maximum risk? Reward? What do we want to happen? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

#110: Happy New Years! We're kicking off this year on a bright and cheerful note -- with a conversation about the impending recession! Yay! The U.S. stock market is at a peak, continuing its 9-year bull run. The markets have been rising since March 2009 without any major corrections or pullbacks. We are living in one of the longest periods of economic expansion in our nation's market history. That's worrisome. Speculators with short memories are popping champagne corks thinking the good times will last forever, while those of us who are students of history know that what goes up must come down. Trying to guess WHEN the next recession will happen is a waste of time. A more efficient use of time is to prepare ourselves such that when it does happen -- whenever that may be -- we are ready. How can we prepare for a recession? That's one of the four topics I cover in today's episode. Specifically, here's what we chat about in this first episode of 2018: Thayne asks: 1) Broadly -- What are the best investments overall if you're going into a recession? 2) Specifically -- What's the most recession-proof type of real estate investment? Aaron from Portland, Oregon asks: In Episode 96, you discussed the benefits of real estate investing -- but you didn't mention the use of leverage, nor did you mention that real estate is an inefficient market. Why not? Anna from the San Francisco Bay Area asks: I've moved out of my condo, which I'm renting out. But the rent only covers the mortgage (PITI) and HOA. Should I sell the condo? If so, I could use $250,000 in equity for an alternate investment, such as buying rental properties out-of-state. Enjoy! _____ Resources Mentioned: How to Calculate Cap Rate and Cash-on-Cash Return -- http://affordanything.com/2012/01/25/income-property  

Today Brian is covering a short call spread (which is bearish) on AAPL. All of this applies on the put side, but in this episode, calls are being featured. Specifically: What dynamics do you need to think about when trading short spreads? Look at the most at-the-money straddle to get an idea about pricing Example 1: November 17 expriation; 52 days out Selecting strikes What will this cost? What is the max risk? Reward? Example 2: October 6 expiration; 10 days out Selecting strikes What will this cost? What is the max risk? Reward? Which would you choose? How to close out the trade? How to roll the trade? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

Today Brian is covering a short call spread (which is bearish) on AAPL. All of this applies on the put side, but in this episode, calls are being featured. Specifically: What dynamics do you need to think about when trading short spreads? Look at the most at-the-money straddle to get an idea about pricing Example 1: November 17 expriation; 52 days out Selecting strikes What will this cost? What is the max risk? Reward? Example 2: October 6 expiration; 10 days out Selecting strikes What will this cost? What is the max risk? Reward? Which would you choose? How to close out the trade? How to roll the trade? Do you have a question that you want answered on a future episode? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com, or to the Options Insider at questions@theoptionsinsider.com.

I’m chatting with Dr. Kristin Neff, author of Self-Compassion. We talk about what it means to give ourselves compassion, how to differentiate between self-compassion and self-indulgence and tactics you can use in moments of need. Specifically: - What it means to be compassionate towards ourselves and the three steps to implement compassionate self-talk,  - Why it’s so much easier to offer other people compassion than ourselves and how to change that,  - How to honor and give space to negative feelings in order to cultivate more peace of mind,  - The relationship between self-care and self-compassion and what to do if you feel guilty taking time for yourself, - How to differentiate between self-indulgence and self-compassion, - Tools you can use in the moment, especially when you feel you’ve hit rock bottom, to offer compassion to yourself, Plus, so much more! 

Today Brian covers a skip-strike butterfly, which you can find on page 109 of The Options Playbook. This is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What are the right circumstances for trading a skip-strike butterfly? A bad news event in GOOGL creates an interesting situation for options traders Where is GOOGL right now? What exactly is a skip-strike butterfly? What's our forecast? Where is the at-the-money straddle? Setting up the trade Picking strikes Picking expiration What's the maximum risk? What will this cost? Butterfly considerations What do we want to happen? Do you have a question that you want featured on an upcoming episode of Options Playbook Radio? Send Brian an email at: theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com.

Today Brian covers a skip-strike butterfly, which you can find on page 109 of The Options Playbook. This is always available on OptionsPlaybook.com, in on the Amazon Kindle edition. Specifically: What are the right circumstances for trading a skip-strike butterfly? A bad news event in GOOGL creates an interesting situation for options traders Where is GOOGL right now? What exactly is a skip-strike butterfly? What's our forecast? Where is the at-the-money straddle? Setting up the trade Picking strikes Picking expiration What's the maximum risk? What will this cost? Butterfly considerations What do we want to happen? Do you have a question that you want featured on an upcoming episode of Options Playbook Radio? Send Brian an email at: theoptionsguy@invest.ally.com.

On today’s episode, we’re talking all about Facebook ad “Objectives”. Specifically… What’s the difference between each ad Objective Which one to choose How to use them What they mean in your Facebook ad campaign And, some exceptions you might want to make when it comes to choosing your ad Objective. I covered Facebook ad Objectives back on episode 110, but I still get a ton of questions every week about this topic AND the Objectives have changed and consolidated since then. So we’re gonna dive head first into it all today… New Facebook Ads Feature! Facebook is gradually rolling out brand new feature and it’s very relevant to what we’re talking about on today’s episode, with better understanding Objectives. You know how when you launch a Facebook ad campaign with the ‘Conversions’ Objective and you’ve selected the conversion you want to optimize for at the Ad Set level? Well, if your Ad Set isn’t getting many conversions right after it starts running, delivery of that ad might be limited.   The reason for that is because your pixel isn’t getting enough data to learn who is converting on your ads.  Remember, when you’re Objective is conversions, the pixel needs 15-25 conversions per week -- enough data to begin “learning” who is converting. Now, with this new feature, you’re going to have the option to improve delivery. You’ll be able to allow an Ad Set to temporarily “fall back” to optimizing for clicks (remember our Objective here is ‘Conversions’ and thus we’re optimizing for a specific conversion like opt-ins or registrations), IF Facebook doesn't have enough conversion data to optimize for the conversion on the Facebook pixel that the Ad Set is being optimized for. Delivery will then be boosted by optimizing for link clicks in the initial stages of the Ad Set IF the Ad Set is under-delivering. With this new feature, you’ll have two options to choose from: Standard: This option sets a strict end point for when Facebook will stop optimizing for link clicks -- after 15-25 conversions, 1,000 link clicks or 7 days (whichever comes first). From then on, the Facebook will only optimize for conversions - even if that means Facebook can't find enough conversions for you and the Ad Set stops delivering before the budget is spent. OR Extended: This option optimizes for link clicks and conversions until the Ad Set captures 15-25 conversions or the budget is spent. If the Ad Set doesn’t capture 15-25 conversions, the full budget may be spent on many link clicks and few conversions. Soooo, be on the lookout in your Power Editor and Ads Manager.   This is pretty cool stuff and I’m excited about this new feature! Facebook Ad Objectives As you can see from the above image, the Objectives are broken into 3 sections: Awareness: Objectives that generate interest in your product or service. Consideration: Objectives that get people to start thinking about your business and look for more information about it. Conversions: Objectives that encourage people interested in your business to purchase or use your product or service. These are the 3 phases of a sales funnel. So what is each one do?  Let’s have a look... Brand awareness: Increase awareness for your brand by reaching people who are more likely to be interested in it.  Facebook has this data from all the tons of brand campaigns that have been run, and they’ve analyzed that the longer someone spends with an ad, the more likely they are to remember it. Reach: Show your ad to the maximum number of people in your audience. Traffic: When your goal is to get people to click on your ad and go to your landing page, website, app, etc… Engagement: Get more post engagements, Page likes, event responses or offer claims. App installs: Send people to an app store where they can download your app. Video views:Get more people to view your video content.  This is like awareness but using video. Lead Generation: This is Facebook’s Lead Ad -- when you want to get leads from people interested in your brand or business.  NOTE: I highly recommend using a 3rd party tool like Zapier or SyncSumo to automatically bring the leads from Facebook into your email CRM. Conversions: When your goal is to get people to convert on your landing page (opt-in, sale, etc…)  NOTE: I wouldn’t use this for high-priced products/services. Product Catalog Sales: Create ads that automatically show products from your product catalog based on your target audience. Store Visits:Promote multiple brick-and-mortar business locations to people who are nearby. When to Use Each Facebook Ad Objective First and foremost, use the Objective that most aligns with your goal.   This is exactly why you need to do the upfront work of being crystal clear on WHY you’re running your Facebook ads -- what’s your goal? And unfortunately, as critical as this step is, this is the work that most people don’t want to do.  Back in episode 109, The Critical Work Needed for Successful Facebook Ads, I talk all about this. When you’re clear on what the goal of your campaign is, you can select the Objective that aligns with it. Here are some examples: If your goal is to get people to opt-in for a free download or register for a webinar or event, I’d go with Conversions. You could also test Lead Ads, but again, make sure you’re using a 3rd party tool to ensure those leads are automatically getting sent from FB into your email CRM. If your goal is to send people to a piece of content so you can build an audience that you can then retarget to, your Objective in the initial campaign would be Traffic and then in the retargeting campaign, it would be Conversions. If you’re running a video ad with the intention of building engagement audiences so you can retarget viewers of your video with an offer, I’d still recommend going with the Objective that aligns with wherever you’re sending traffic, like to an opt-in/registration (Conversions) or a piece of content (Traffic). But you also might want to test Video Views as your Objective since your real intention is to build those engagement audiences so you can retarget. Exceptions When Choosing Your Facebook Ad Objective There are always exceptions and different things to test when it comes to choosing your Objective. For example, if you’re a local business and you’re simply trying to reach as many people as possible in your small market, even though you might be trying to get people to download a coupon or special offer, you might want to try the “Reach” Objective because that sets you up to reach as many people as possible. Or, if you’re retargeting a small yet targeted audience, you also might want to use Reach as your Objective for the same reason -- you want to get your ad in front of as many of those people as possible. Another exception might be where you’re sending traffic to a sales page and you’re selling a higher priced product or service.   Even though your goal IS to have people buy/convert, I’d recommend using traffic as your Objective.   This is because when you’re using the Conversions Objective, you need to tell Facebook what conversion you want to optimize for.   Remember that when we use the Conversions Objective, the Facebook pixel is used to track conversions. The pixel is optimizing (meaning, it’s learning and getting smarter) the more conversions you get so that it can find you more of those people who are converting. If you’re sending people from your ad directly to a higher priced product or service, you’re likely not going to have a high percentage of those people converting.   Thus, go with Traffic as your Objective to simply drive people to your page. How Your Facebook Ad Objective Affects Optimization & Delivery At the Ad Set level you have the Optimization & Delivery section. The default settings here are affected by the Objective that you choose. For example, if your Objective is Conversions, you’ll notice that the Optimization for Ad Delivery field defaults to Conversions. Likewise, when you’ve chosen Traffic as your Objective, the default will be link clicks (see the image above). I recommend going with the default which is what we normally do in my business, like optimize for conversions.   When you go with the default settings, you’re letting Facebook’s algorithm, which has gotten very advanced and much smarter, do the work for you.   It’s actually this optimization option, in conjunction with your Objective, that tells Facebook what to value when showing your ad to your target audience. The bottom line is Facebook’s algorithm is set up to help you get the results you want for the lowest cost.  After all, when you have success, what are you going to do?  You’ll spend more money!    The key here is to always be testing to see where you get the best results.   Brand New 12-Month Coaching Program! I’m super pumped to announce a brand new coaching program that I’ve put together, called ADvantage Plus. ADvantage Plus is an application-only 12 month coaching program which begins this July (2017) and it includes the following: 1 Group Video coaching call with me each month (we’ll do this face-to-face on Zoom) A bonus Group coaching call each month with a subject matter expert 2 two-day group Live Events in San Diego with me A Ticket to attend both of my FBA Live workshops which are multi-day teaching and hands-on implementation And a Private Facebook Group community ADvantage Plus is for you if you’re looking for an accelerated path in growing your business and you think accountability, community and support will be helpful to you. Like I mentioned, this is an application-only coaching program so if you’d like to learn more and apply, just visit: rickmulready.com/plus

Today we are going to take a look at long calendar spread with calls on a little known company called Apple. This is on page 90 of The Options Playbook, on OptionsPlaybook.com, or on the Amazon Kindle. Specifically: What can you do going into earnings? How to "control" implied volatility around earnings AAPL indicates that it will announce earnings on April 25 What are the implied volatilities for the at-the-money calls expiring around that date? Setting up the trade: picking strikes and expirations What is the net cost for the spread? What do we want to happen? Plus, reviewing the GPS butterfly and the ABT straddle Do you have questions that you would like answered on the show? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@tradeking.com.

Today we are going to take a look at long calendar spread with calls on a little known company called Apple. This is on page 90 of The Options Playbook, on OptionsPlaybook.com, or on the Amazon Kindle. Specifically: What can you do going into earnings? How to "control" implied volatility around earnings AAPL indicates that it will announce earnings on April 25 What are the implied volatilities for the at-the-money calls expiring around that date? Setting up the trade: picking strikes and expirations What is the net cost for the spread? What do we want to happen? Plus, reviewing the GPS butterfly and the ABT straddle Do you have questions that you would like answered on the show? Send them to Brian at theoptionsguy@tradeking.com.

As promised last time, we are looking at how to manage positions, specifically rolling positions. You can find this in the appendix of The Options Playbook, on OptionsPlaybook.com, or in the Amazon Kindle version. Specifically: What does rolling a covered call actually mean? When do you want to roll? When do you NOT want to roll? What are we doing if we roll up and out? What if we just go out, not up? What if we go up, not out? Doing things quickly is key What is the likelihood of assignment?

As promised last time, we are looking at how to manage positions, specifically rolling positions. You can find this in the appendix of The Options Playbook, on OptionsPlaybook.com, or in the Amazon Kindle version. Specifically: What does rolling a covered call actually mean? When do you want to roll? When do you NOT want to roll? What are we doing if we roll up and out? What if we just go out, not up? What if we go up, not out? Doing things quickly is key What is the likelihood of assignment?

How do you optimise your music for online streaming, when there are so many different services and standards out there ? Specifically: * What's the best file format to submit ? * What about the specifications ? * Can you compensate for the sound of the encoder ? * How do you know how loud to make your music ? * Should you make separate masters for every service ? * What about Mastered for iTunes ? To get the “Black Friday” discount on Dynameter or any other MeterPlugs product, use this link and the coupon code TMSBLACK in the shopping cart: Ian Shepherd's Dynameter, by MeterPlugs https://transactions.sendowl.com/stores/5980/11556 Links Why mp3 sucks, and how to hear it http://productionadvice.co.uk/why-mp3-sounds-bad/ Sample rate conversion comparisons http://src.infinitewave.ca TMS - The Dither Episode http://themasteringshow.com/episode-21/ Online streaming loudness infographic http://productionadvice.co.uk/online-loudness/ TMS - The Loudness Episode http://themasteringshow.com/episode-6/ Mastered for iTunes - the saviour of great sound ? http://productionadvice.co.uk/what-is-mastered-for-itunes/ Online streaming loudness petition https://www.change.org/p/music-streaming-services-bring-peace-to-the-loudness-war

Welcome back to the Liberty Entrepreneurs Podcast. I’m so excited to welcome back Trevor Koverko who was previously on Episode #7 entitled “Virtual Reality and Digital Real Estate”. This time we only concentrate on how and why Trevor buys profitable, cash-flowing websites. It’s a very young market with TONS of potential. Think about this, Trevor and his team ONLY look at websites that have a 30% or more ROI. This is such an exciting topic and I’m very pleased to share it with you. I’ve included the show notes below and please comment on our Facebook page with your feedback. https://www.facebook.com/LibertyEntrepreneurs/ Trevor’s 5 steps to successfully purchase a website (basically his framework and day-to-day rules) Active lead generation and sourcing websites. Find the best deals before the bidding war happens. Due Diligence on the best leads that come in (qualify all leads). Verify traffic, legitimate links on website, etc Make offer and negotiate deal. Once you like the deal, it’s time to ACT! It’s still a buyer’s market since there’s not a lot of liquidity for sellers, but that is changing rapidly. This means you can potentially have a lot of leverage during the negotiations. All of the buyer’s protections are created in this step. Transition assets from previous owner. Remember, this is an Asset Purchase Agreement instead of a Share Purchase Agreement. This allows you to easily transfer the jurisdiction of the business since it’s all online and virtual. Promote Growth. What are the revenue streams and how can you grow them? Advertising? Cross selling? Enhance SEO? How much content creation is required? TheWebsiteBuyer.com - Trevor's “authority website”. Learn how he plans to capture an audience and solidify himself as the #1 place to go to for this type of knowledge. He has already developed educational resources and coaching programs to help YOU start cash flowing websites. Mainstream Investments? Not so fast... Why did Trevor “flip the bird” to mainstream investments including stocks, mutual funds, gold stocks, oil stocks, real estate, bitcoin ATMs, traded options and bonds? How did he put an END to his investment losing streak with the 3 key elements below? Save/Invest Keep Control Prioritize Cash Flow Advice Trevor’s recommends that young and new entrepreneurs learn about digital marketing. Specifically: What is a marketing funnel How to up-sell and down-sell How to split test How to analyze metrics and other data Favorite Quotes: “This [digital marketing] is the future language of business, not a little niche of geeky internet people”. “If you add value for other people in their lives, good things tend to happen to you as well.” ***I recommend you read Trevor’s story on his “About Me” page: http://www.thewebsitebuyer.com/about-me/ Sample from website: Life Investment Lesson #1: Earnings lead to Savings Savings lead to Investments Investments lead to Cashflow Cash Flow leads to Freedom Contact info: Email: trevor@thewebsitebuyer.com Website: www.thewebsitebuyer.com

Grab your FREE ebook on getting super strong and lean at http://www.brendanchaplin.co.uk In this podcast coaches Brendan Chaplin and Nick Grantham discuss mobility and flexibility training and development. Specifically: What are we looking to achieve with this training? How to develop mobility? How does it fit into the overall programme? Stretching essential information. And much, much more. Check out the podcast and let us know your thoughts by leaving a comment, tweet or facebook message.