Podcast appearances and mentions of steve crandall

Dive into the timeless charm of the "Lux Radio Theatre" as Vintage Classic Radio presents an unforgettable episode titled "Broadway" in our weekly "Sunday Night Playhouse." Originally broadcast on November 30, 1942, this radio adaptation brings the allure and drama of New York's legendary Broadway to life. The episode masterfully depicts the trials and triumphs of aspiring actors in the bustling heart of American theater. With a narrative that captures the spirit of an era, listeners are treated to an evocative blend of ambition, romance, and intrigue. The star-studded cast features George Raft as Joe Reed, a determined actor navigating the complexities of fame and personal loyalty on Broadway. Beside him, Pat O'Brien delivers a compelling performance as Steve Crandall, a seasoned impresario whose past threatens to overshadow his future. Completing this dynamic ensemble, Anne Baxter shines as Billie Moore, a hopeful dancer whose dreams and desires lead her through the glittering but treacherous paths of showbiz. Each cast member's portrayal adds depth and vibrancy to this engaging narrative, making "Broadway" a must-listen for enthusiasts of classic radio and theatre alike. Tune in to experience the magic of Broadway as "Lux Radio Theatre" and Vintage Classic Radio bring you a piece of theatrical history. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the series, this episode promises a captivating journey through the highs and lows of life behind the curtain.

Steve Crandall was on with Chaz and AJ, sharing his recent monkey encounter in Old Saybrook. Where did this monkey come from, and why did it take four people to get it out of the shed? The Tribe followed Steve's lead and called in their own monkey encounters.  Image Courtesy Of Steve Crandall

Steve Crandall is one of the driving forces behind how BMX has looked for the past 30 years. Founder of FBM Bikes, one of the most influential BMX brands from the mid 90s through to 2020 and now moved onto Radshare, a non profit that helps share the stoke of BMX.If you're a BMX lifer, you know Crandall - and if you are new to BMX, look no further than to start your BMX education here.We speak about Steve's 25+ years within the BMX industry, his ability to maintain his core beliefs in BMX, epic events he has put on during his time and much more.An epic conversation. Thank you Cran!We'd love to hear your thoughts on any of the topics on this, or any episode.Hit us up with a comment below or on instagram:Back Bone BMX: https://www.instagram.com/backbonebmx Steve Crandall: https://instagram.com/crandallfbm Radshare: https://www.instagram.com/radshare/ Tyson: https://instagram.com/peni_chillin Support Back Bone BMX by wearing our apparel: https://backbonebmx.com/collections/backbone-bmx Support Crandall by visiting: https://radshare.org/ https://dropincoffee.com Please like, leave a comment, subscribe and share it with your friends! 

Steve Crandall is the CEO of ProMotion Holdings Global, a leading national provider of communications consulting and content technology solutions. As CEO, he has overseen the organization's growth from its founding to one of the largest LGBTQ-owned businesses in the Pacific Northwest. As a serial entrepreneur, strategic thinker, and community activist, Steve's award-winning creative work has appeared on local and national news. He serves on numerous nonprofit boards and was named the Greater Seattle Business Association's “Business Man of the Year” in 2005. In this episode… Although women have gained some authority in the business world, male leaders continue to outrank their female counterparts in every sector. How can you inspire young women to pursue leadership roles while dismantling the barriers to gender equality? As an advocate for workplace diversity, Steve Crandall believes that women play a crucial role in business decisions by bringing unique perspectives and insights to any undertaking. He has built an entirely women-led executive team that makes key decisions on equal pay and leave to facilitate widespread change. Steve encourages women to challenge the status quo and remain assertive and headstrong to obtain a leadership position. CEO of ProMotion Holdings, Steve Crandall, joins Andrea Heuston in today's episode of the Lead Like a Woman Show, to discuss the importance of a women-led team. Steve also talks about the evolution of female leadership, how to recognize women's skills in the workplace, and advice for breaking the glass ceiling in a male-dominated workforce.

Cam Galbraith is a BMX bike rider, filmer, editor, and podcaster from Canada. His show, The Goat Cave has been one of the more consistent BMX shows. He's had guests like Van Homan, Mike Aitken, Drew Bezanson, Sebastion Keep, Steve Crandall, Robbie Morales, Alex Liiv, Charlie Crumlish, Mat Beringer and more. In this episode we sit down and I pick his brain about his DVD, Space Goats and what it's like to run his BMX podcast.

The king of string, Steve Crandall runs a two-hundred year-old global business on the banks of the Ashaway River in Rhode Island.

I can't say enough good things about Steve Crandall, He has inspired multiple generations with his selfless stoke and humble approach to being a BMX icon. Crandall's stoke is infectious, just being around him will spark something in your mind to keep pushing forward to be your best self. Consider yourself lucky if you ever get the chance to meet and hang with the Cran-man. Now sit back, hit play, and enjoy this 3hr podcast with Steve Crandall.00:10 - Intros / New Studio?01:10 - Road Trip Painting / Drop In Coffee02:20 - Trip to San Diego08:30 - Infinite potential / life lesson09:30 - Early days12:00 - Growing up in New York style upbringing13:45 - FBM End of an era / Stuck on an island21:52 - Money Vs memories25:47 - Fire, Beer, Mayhem…Fat Bald Men31:34 - Albert St41:25 - BMX was all connected59:00 - Keeping the stoke as a life long BMX'er1:09:00 - Mike Tag and BMX changing1:21:00 - Quitting drinking cold turkey1:26:40 - Peak FBM1:43:10 - "Anything is possible but you got to work for it” - Steve1:44:15 - Circling back to FBM / Sacrifices2:04:30 - Rad Share and staying involved in BMX2:16:00 - Rumble in Richmond / Julian Molina2:27:20 - Radshare gaining traction and still grass roots2:33:25 - Artwork and Drop in Coffee2:42:26 - Words of encouragement2:47:24 - Crandall's book with Matt Copeland2:57:30 - BMX continues to surprise us…no rulesSteve CrandallDrop In CoffeeRyan FudgerDemarcus PaulUnclicked PodcastWant the visual experience? You're in luck. Full video available on Ourbmx.com

This episode is an audiobook version of a collection of stories written by Steve Crandall. These stories describe his life on the road and the many excursions he's been able to experience in his life of bmx. While I didn't read every story in the book, I hope this gave you enough motivation to not only go buy the book (assuming it's still for sale), but get out there and do something. Whether it's traveling or simply doing something creative. In addition to the book, my friend Scott Towne was gracious enough to recite the Foreword (which he personally wrote for the book). I'm grateful for the opportunity to share some of Crandall's stories with everyone and I cherish my involvement in bmx. If you have any ideas for future episodes, shoot me a message or call the hotline (317-661-1339). Thank you, and RIDE ON!

Todays guest is one of the most important people in the BMX world, and has been a huge part of shaping BMX to the way it has become. He is the founder of one of the biggest brands in BMX, FBM, which would take the world by storm with their hand built in the USA frames and parts. Not only did their products stand out, but their videos were like none other, you knew you were about to see some crazy shit when you put the tape in. Weather it be dudes trying to break glass bottles over they heads, explosions, or Lou Bickle eating light bulbs, one thing was clear, the FBM dudes loved to party. He was also the face of BMX media for so many years. You couldn't watch a Props video without seeing him with the microphone in hand. He was a crucial part of road fools, as he brought the video together by interviewing the riders throughout the trip. Things don't stop there, and in recent years we may have lost FBM, but we have gained his new Coffee brand, Drop In, and also RadShare, a non for profit aimed at keeping the stoke high by giving kids bikes and helmets. He does all this and more from his bus turned home in Richmond VA, the one and only Steve Crandall! I will be a guest on the 9FiveAdventures podcast next month, here's his Instagram! ( https://www.instagram.com/9fiveadvent...​ ) Feel free to send Aaron any questions you might have for me!Wonderland Studios Custom professional tattooing and piercing from Wayne Galbraith and Deacon Matheson.Harvester Bikes The best BMX shop in Canada. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

I’ve know Steve @crandallfbm the longest out of any of the group. I can’t say I’ve spent a ton of time with him in person, but we met way back in ’93(I think) when I drove out to Newburgh, NY for a BMX contest. — We were both there to ride and hawk t-shirts. I traded him an Arm & Hammer rip off graphic T from my ingeniously named brand “4130” for a “Fat Bald Man” FBM T. I think we both rode in the beginner class since the big boy class consisted of Joe Rich, Luc-e ect.. Steve rode well, bringing his trails style to the plywood and I tried to huck a bunch of shit that I still probably can’t land to this day. I believe I have video footage of this contest somewhere. — About half way through one of my runs, I snapped my chain and was about to walk my bike off the course when Steve ran out with a chain breaker. I honestly had never even used one before. I had always just used a hammer and a flathead screwdriver like a barbarian. Steve fixed it in no time flat and I was able to finish up my run. — After the comp we exchanged info and he invited me to come and hang out in Ithica. We talked on the phone, but I never did make that journey. — We ran into each other randomly at different events of the next few decades and it was always a good time. When I had the opportunity to do @411vm BMX I asked him to do a “Day In The Life” article and he couldn’t have been cooler about it. — I’m pretty sure he got the first and last run of my t-shirts, but Steve stuck with his vision and grew FBM into a full blown bike manufacturing company. It was an easy decision to ask Steve to be a part of DSIL and I’m eternally grateful for his participation. You can follow Steve at dropincoffee.com, @dropincoffee, radshare.com, @radshare

Welcome to the first real episode of the Codec Projects Podcast. My name is Anthony and today we’re talking with Sunny Singh of Hate5Six.com. Aside from being a computer science genius and an all around great guy, Sunny has taken it upon himself to document the underground hardcore scene like no one that’s come before him. He’s amassed the largest known film library of hardcore shows and he’s actually also an amazing flatland BMX rider. Along with Chris Wrenn of Bridge Nine and Sully’s Brand, Greg Walsh of Wolfbrigade gym and Steve Crandall of FBM Bike Co and Drop In Coffee, Sunny is one of the four people featured in the "Don’t Stand In Line" docuseries . We cover a lot of ground in this episode and hit on few topics that we didn’t discuss in the documentary. Whether you know Sunny or not, I think you’re going to enjoy this one. So here we go. Ok that was Sunny. If you get a chance, please leave us a review in iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you’re listening to this. It really helps build awareness and it would mean a lot to me. Also, don’t forget to check out the 6 part "Don't Stand In Line" docuseries that’s releasing on November 20th. If you’re hearing this before the release you can preorder it with the promo code “preorder 2020” to save 15%. You can learn more about it and everything else we’re working on at codecprojects.com. You can also find us on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @codecprojects You can learn more about Sunny at Hate5Six.com You can also find him on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube @hate5six If you would like to support Sunny, please visit: patreon.com/hate5six

Did you know that Ashaway's legendary Kevlar was once used by Andre Agassi?! We had to try it! And then wanted to talk all about it! During this episode, Steve Crandall from Ashaway joins Michelle and JW (the string guru you all know and love!) to talk all things Ashaway string and string trends. Steve explains the way Ashaway was founded and why his Kevlar and Zyex strings are so unique. We even dive deeper into a mini-playtest we conducted with Crossfire ZX and Monogut ZX. Plus, we debate whether too many players are using polyester strings in their racquets in their racquets. Shop ASHAWAY: https://www.tennis-warehouse.com/AshawayString.html Happy Hitting!

Surprise FBM! Episode #100 was dedicated to FBM a month or two ago but not quite the way the recently closed bike manufacturer may have thought. This episode was created by the FBM community in their words based on a basic question, what did FBM mean to you? You will hear some really consistent answers to this questions and as always, great stories. On behalf of your followers and fans, we thank each and everyone of you that held it down to the end of this chapter. Steve Crandall, Mike Erb, John Corts and John Lee...you are appreciated beyond what any of us could put into words. This podcast is just one step in showing you how much the team, distributors, shops and friends value what you have done since the early 90's. I apologize for the sound quality, various equipment was used so the volume is sometimes affected. Just crank it up when you need to! Order of appearance: Kaleb Bolton Bobby Proctor Kelly Baker (thank you Vic Bettencourt for the assist) Matt Coplon John Tillman (Chunk) (Thanks again Vic and Cara) Latane Coghill QBP - Jay Schlie Jay Schlie - personal thoughts Seamus Mckeon Dani Lightening Bolt Dillon Leeper Lukas Halahan Nathan Halahan Shane Halahan Kaci Halahan Jen Halahan Mike Halahan Stew Johnson Cara Bettencourt Vic Bettencourt Declan Murray Shane Leeper Chad Powers Kenny Horton Garrett Ginch with the banger to wrap it up! Be sure to keep an eye out for JC Metal Works if you are looking for the same FBM builder to fabricate a frame for you now. As always, thank you Powers Bike Shop for sponsoring the show, Brian Iarocci for the website assist and Todd Breau for the new podcast announcement while we give the amazingly talented Nuno Oliveira a break to focus on his job at Odyssey/Sunday and his Defgrip website (which is amazing!). See you all soon and please stay safe in these tough times. Joe

Everything you want to know about Fingers Crossed is right here in this podcast! I was pretty excited to learn more about Ruben Alcantara and Garrett Byrnes newly released project. As of now Fingers Crossed is all about building your own fun, much like Steve Crandall would say! The basic premise is the amount of fun you can have riding a 20" BMX bike with suspension on any terrain. I'll leave the interpretation of this project up to each of you. What I do know is that Ruben and Garrett have something really cool going on and I'm very psyched to see what direction this goes! Garrett and I definitely spend some time revisiting some of his last podcast with me (episode #38) as we talk about the impact and rejection of the stigma of self help. There is a bit of everything for you all in this one! So enjoy and learn more about @fingerscrossedbmx on IG while it evolves week by week. As Darren Meenan said, if Ruben and Garrett are involved it is going to be good, and it is! As always thank you for listening and consider subscribing to the podcast and jumping on the www.thebmxinourblood.com to donate and check out past episodes. Coming up next, Brett Downs followed by Ground Chuck McCrea.

Alex welcomes two icons of Chagrin Falls, Mr. Steve Crandall and Mr. Karl Maersch. Have you seen the Save Grove Hill signs around town? They give us the details on the local controversy and expand the conversation to the state of political discourse in general. Tune in and enjoy a conversation spanning our backyard and our nation. Visit Crandall and Pera Law online at injuryverdicts.com for more on Steve’s law practice. Learn more about West Four IP, Karl’s intellectual property consulting firm, at westfourip.com. Show Notes Welcome Steve and Karl; Celebrating wins in parenting and health goals Entrepreneurship and charting your own course The Grove Hill controversy – what are the issues and what are the sides  Experiences with zoning in Chagrin Falls and perspective on the Bancroft house Who is Save Grove Hill  Zooming out to Washington and how the “story” is replacing truth in politics The two-party system and polarization Career politicians and compromise; views on the electoral college, current state of American politics Having political conversations that aren’t so volatile Term limits for high school coaches ALSO REFERENCED IN THE SHOW Previous episodes we recommend: Ep 64 – How Trial Lawyers Make the World Better – Meet Steve Crandall  Ep 73 – Talk of the Town – Meet Karl Maersch  Ep 45 – Head of the Class – Reconnect with Bob Hunt and Nancy Santilli Learn more about the Save Grove Hill movement at savegrovehill.org The Great Hack (documentary) on Netflix The Art of Thinking Clearly (book) by Rolf Dobelli Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive (book) by Harvey Mackay Atomic Habits (book) by James Clear 10% Happier and Headspace (meditation apps) Some acronyms that are used in the Grove Hill conversation: ARV = Architectural Review Board BZA = Board of Zoning Appeals  WPA = Works Progress Administration

Now and again I like to fit in podcasts with BMX friends that may not be as well known but are really important to me personally. There are so many reasons why Brian Boneau is appreciated and respected. Brian's qualities aren't limited to being a great father, he is just a great person. Brian is the type of guy that wouldn't just give you the shirt off of his back, as he gently takes the "kick my ass" sign off that was taped on the back of that shirt to be sure you aren't inconvenienced by an ass kicking. Oh, and he just happens to be the biggest fan of BMX that I have ever met! Because of this you can only imagine how big of a deal it was to have Stu Thompson walk into the VIP room where were recording at Ray's Bike Park and sit down just as my interview with Brian started. It was a big room with Stu on a couch about 15-20' away so his voice is difficult to hear so just crank up the volume for the 1st short part of the podcast, it's worth it. The sound gets far better after that. It's not to often an absolute legend of BMX unexpectedly sits down in the middle of a podcast so I just let it ride. Brian has some seriously good karma because the next day (at the Old Fools Jam) Brian was randomly paired up with Stu for the pump track relay race! I will have pictures on my @gromdad2000 Instagram for you all to see. Anyway, the intro to the podcast is once again for RadShare.org, an organization run by Nate Hanger and Steve Crandall to get kids on bikes with the appropriate safety gear. Please check out their site and help however you can. That's about it so relax and listen to the 2nd nicest dude in BMX, Brian Boneau! I'll let you all guess who the 1st nicest guy is. I'll give you a hint....John Lee.

The following audio interview will be transcribed to text to create a chapter in the upcoming charity/anthology titled HIGHWAY TO HEART, HUMOR, and HONESTY in HEALTHCARE. Available late Spring/early Summer 2020. VISIT the book page                   Steve Crandall has been a top trial lawyer in Ohio and...

The FBM DIY Championship was the final stop of DIY series and it was everything we all hoped for! Crazy pallet and plywood creations made for this event are a huge part of the fun. Steve Crandall did an amazing job keeping everyone stoked throughout the day and a big reason as to why good things happen if you want them to. All of this fun was accomplished with no admission, no rules and no frowns. Huge thanks again to Chad of Powers Bike Shop for making this even happen on the logistics side and the event side. You won't hear quite as much about the actual event in this BUT you will hear from many positive people from Richmond that help make this happen. From outside of Richmond there were also many like minded BMXers like myself that are part of the event and focused solely on the success of the event. Not sure who won the vert wall Ginch lasagna prize or any other contest throughout the day on the craziest and sketchiest ramps and safe to say that everyone riding and spectating had a great time! One of the major accomplishments of the jam was the kicking off of the Rad Share non-profit venture, if you want to make a difference look this organization up and help any way you can. You will hear plenty about that as well as Swampfest #4 information involving the change of venue for this year. In order of appearance: Steve Crandall Matt Coplon Chad Powers James Lukas Adam Ginch Jeff T the TM of the Powers Bike Shop national team Nate Hanger of Rad Share www.radshare.org Trey Jones Brett Downs Velicity Miller Lastly, closing comments by Steve Crandall Please check out Rad Share through their website www.radshare.org where you can donate to make a difference. As always, thank you for listening and Powers Bike Shop for supporting this podcast!

Spontaneous podcast recording can be difficult when trying to cover a lot of mini-interviews. With that said, the Posh 25 year anniversary with a high air contest was amazing and worked out! I say do it no matter how uncomfortable you may feel getting into the conversation groove, it always works out! This one has lots of rider/spectator interviews as well as interviews with the couple of the guys that make this possible, Jay Lonergan and Mike Gentilcore. Congrats to the high jump top three - 1st Clint Reynold, 2nd Brian Foster and 3rd Cody Diggs. It was a great comp. In between the interviews during the comp I recorded the atmosphere during the event to give you all the sounds of riding with fans shouting their approval with the best heckler/stoke master announcer around, the one in and only Steve Crandall. Good times! Until next time be safe and enjoy the ride.

Back in January of 1994 I had just flunked out of college and I felt like a complete failure, but I didn't want to return home just yet. I knew of a house with bmx riders that had just come together a couple of months previous and they were looking to take over the upstairs apt but needed a few tenants. So I moved from school directly into what became known as the Fat House. The original cast was an eclectic group of riders, mostly dirt jumpers and street riders which originally included Jody Donnelly, Mike Tag, Jeremy Reiss, Crazy Joe Daugirda, and last but not least, Steve Crandall. Crandall and the boys had just moved from Ithaca NY to move into a local skatepark that ended up going under before it got off the ground. They decided to stick it out and see what the Hoosier land could provide. Over the next couple of years Steve became more focused as a rider and a company owner, while creating some of his early videos which would become instant classics. At the time FBM was just a clothing company with a few t-shirt designs, in which Steve made every one of them by hand on a printing press located on the back porch of our house. The FBM brand continued to grow in recognition as the crew traveled to events including NBL nationals, Hoffman BS comps, local trail jams, and even the first X Games. Some of the guys Steve sponsored were starting to receive notoriety including Mike Tag, which helped the name grow even more quickly. Not only that but some of the best dirt jumps in the entire country ended up being built by Steve, Jeremy, and Mike bringing people from all over the US to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Seemingly overnight the FBM name was everywhere and the Fat House became a bmx tourist destination. We sat down at the Master Blaster Planet studios with Steve and talked about early life and growing up in Ithaca NY, getting on the public access channel, moving to Fort Wayne IN and into the Fat House, videos he released, turning FBM into a bike company, creating popular DIY events like the Ghetto Jam, announcing major bmx comps around the world, his relationship with Mike Tag, current projects with FBM, and creating a new book with Matt Coplon. So get comfortable, crank up your speakers, and get to know one of the most popular bmx riders on and off the bike.... Steve Crandall! To learn more about Steve Crandall follow him on Instagram: @crandallfbm or visit: fbmbmx.com To learn more about Chip Riggs visit: chipriggs.com and/or follow him on Instagram: @chipriggs To learn more about Kip Williamson visit: masterblasterplanet.com and/or follow him on Instagram: @kipbmx To learn more about the Space Brothers Podcast visit: spacebrotherspodcast.com

Download Episode Here We’ve got a treat for you, Chagrin Falls! Mr. Karl Maersch, President of Chagrin Falls Village Council and Founder of West Four IP, gives us the scoop on the hot issues facing the Village right now, including parking and historical houses. Plus, Alex regales us with tales from Argentina and we take bets on when the twins arrive. Find Karl on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/karl-maersch-a199627. Steve Crandall was our guest on episode 64 of BPE. The Dom Perignon enjoyed in this episode was provided by CheapFlightsFares.com Thanks CheapFlightsFares.com! SHOW NOTES 1:00       Surviving a storm; Stories from Argentina including a surprising New Year’s Eve; When are the twins getting here? 15:11    Introducing Karl; the right way to say Maersch 23:30    Mayor Maersch? What brought him into politics and making the village better; Hot issues in Chagrin right now 37:23    The debate over historical houses; What’s next 49:36    Starting a local decathalon; Love and hate for Village Block Club 1:06:10 What the Legal Aid Society is doing and how Karl met Abby; Lightning Round MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Heartwood Coffee, Sam Evers, Paul Marnecheck, Steve Crandall, Cheapflightsfares.com, Abby Staudt, Legal Aid, Chagrin Valley Council, Scott Lax The Gertsburg Law Firm is proud to offer CoverMySix, a one-stop legal audit for your business, led by award-winning litigators and in-house counsel. CM6 minimizes your exposure to lawsuits, investigations, disgruntled employees and customers, and all the damage that comes with them. And check out new pricing for Small Companies and Startups, a complete legal documentation portfolio to minimize your exposure to lawsuits and investigations.  Learn more about how to protect your business at covermysix.com.

We cover a lot of ground this week with Mr. Steve Crandall, a Medical Negligence trial lawyer with Crandall & Pera Law LLC. Find out what you need to know about your medical records, and hear about amazing cases that could inspire their own John Grisham novels. Chagrin Falls residents will want to hear Steve’s great ideas for improving the village, and everyone will want to find out how he ended up with LeBron James in his lap. Join Alex, Molly, and Steve in a lively discussion of football safety, neighborly advice, and the resilience of man.  Get in touch with Steve at www.injuryverdicts.com, or on facebook under Steve Crandall or Crandall & Pera Law LLC. Check out the "Chagrin Falls- Open for Business!" exhibit at the Chagrin Falls Historical Society & Museum through February 28, 2019. This is a historical perspective of businesses in Chagrin Falls shown through signs, photographs, advertising items and memorabilia. More information at chagrinhistorical.org/new-exhibit-chagrin-falls-open-for-business/ You can always find out about all the exciting events being planned by Molly and the Chagrin Falls Chamber of Commerce at cvcc.org. Are you playing along in the new drinking game where we count how many times Alex mentions Tiffany’s name? The first two people to send us a message with the right number of mentions from episode 62 (Eryka Parker) will receive a prize! REFERENCES IN THIS EPISODE Read about the case of the Ohio State University student that was injured by an unsafe construction site at dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2014/12/20/osu-to-give-500000-tuition-to-injured-student.html Read “Cleveland Clinic doctor wins $7.7 million malpractice verdict from the Clinic” at cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/03/common_pleas_jury_awards_forme.html Steve’s favorite book is The Psychology of Winning by Dennis Waitley SHOW NOTES * 1:01 Snapchatting and tech talk; A Star is Born * 3:20 The GLF Mentoring program * 6:50 Introducing Steve Crandall * 8:55 Future mayor of Chagrin Falls? Ideas to help the Village * 16:15 How not to be neighborly; Social media, anonymity, and negativity * 24:38 a Molly love fest; Can we identify homes to be preserved * 30:28 From defending doctors to defending patients; How trial lawyers make the world a better place; Exciting cases and book ideas * 40:07 “Your doctor is most likely writing things in your chart that are not true” * 46:39 The impact of a loss and how to bounce back * 51:55 What happens when there are altered medical records and patients’ rights * 56:04 The big problem with Football * 1:04:15 Early morning Father-Son workouts; Lessons from our parents * 1:08:55 Lightning Round

So happy with the way part 2 turned out. Steve is such a good hearted soul that I respect tremendously. If you haven't caught Part 1, please do, it's well worth it and leads right into Part 2. In Part two you will hear everything from sobriety talk, realizing what your identity is, lots of great FBM bus talk along with a great Tag KFC salad bar story. As always, thank you for interacting and making this a community effort with your IG questions. They are always so much fun, as you will hear in this episode. Support those that support the sport and that is most definitely www.fbmbmx.com www.leastmost.com www.lastcalldistro.com

Steve Crandall, an interview I've been looking to do since I started the podcast last October. Drove down to Richmond, VA and was treated to a taste of Steve's Richmond life. In Part 1 you will hear much about FBM's history as well as Steve's history with BMX. Be sure to turn up the volume when walks a bit away from the mic to tend to dinner among other things, those are more moments you will want to hear. FBM is a lifestyle as much as it is a brand. Steve and his FBM crew of riders and employees show that consistently with FBM events and being active with the community. Beyond that Steve talks about his announcing job with Vans and how honored he is to do it. Always bringing the stoke, that is Steve and always will be. you can find Steve at: @vansbmxprocup events www.fbmbmx.com www.leastmost.com @crandallfbm on IG And of course at the #findyourfightjam at @powderridgepark on 7/29/18

Steve Crandall joins me to discuss Leader Effectiveness Training, as developed by Thomas Gordon. LET is a method of communication and conflict resolution that enables anyone who has been placed in a leadership position to get better results and to do it in a manner that is pleasant for both the leader and their followers. It is based on the same principals as Gordon’s Parent Effectiveness Training, which of course has been mentioned numerous times on the show. To find out more from Steve go to his website: http://www.crandallpartners.com/  Or send Steve an email: steve@crandallpartners.com  Gordon Training International’s site a tremendous resource for LET: http://www.gordontraining.com/  Gordon's essay What Every Leader Should Know: http://www.gordontraining.com/wp-content/uploads/What%20Every%20Leader%20Should%20Know%202012.pdf    Enjoy great bonus content on Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/ChoiceConversations   Help out the show with these affiliate links: Sitting Solution: http://affiliate.lxntracker.com/rd/r.php?sid=79&pub=240237&c1=&c2=&c3=  Amazon USA: https://www.amazon.com/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll2&tag=choicecon-20&linkId=1f6f703e9797258e86fd161ec82a2fb4  Amazon Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll2&tag=choicecon-20&linkId=1f6f703e9797258e86fd161ec82a2fb4    Find me on the web: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ChoiceConversations  Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/choice-conversations/id315666764?mt=2  Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ChoiceConversationsPodcast  Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1741413262765523  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChoiceConvo  Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/ChoiceConversations  Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113389589018857326194/+ChoiceConversations  Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/choice-conversations   iheart Radio: http://www.iheart.com/show/263-Choice-Conversations/  Bumper music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKiNecNBiY&list=PLoe-H2xJOW56v_XOx1oJnZXOfCIr4YfSy  

*This podcast is about craft brewing and should only be enjoyed by listeners of legal drinking age. We urge our listeners to drink responsibly.* Welcome back to a brand-new episode of CSPN’s craft beer podcast, Beer It Is! This week, Nubyjas talks to Justin Hyde (brewer), Jason Oliver (brewmaster), & Steve Crandall (co-founder) of Devils Backbone... Read More

Steve Crandall joins us to discuss hydrogen fuel cells vs. lithium batteries. The two alternatives to post-internal-combustion motoring are far harder to assess than it might seem. Both require systems analysis and the systems themselves need to be weighed against the incumbent infrastructure and jobs to be done. We begin with Toyota’s fuel cell sedan announcement and recall Honda’s Clarity. The conversation leads to the observation that technical merit is not always sufficient or even necessary to market adoption success. We note that Toyota supported the Prius through years of low volume. Steve compares this to ATT’s abandonment of a cell service in the 1990?s. Steve compares the energy performance of hydrogen and gasoline and shares a look at the economic conditions necessary for a successful hydrogen fuel cell launch.

Steve Crandall brings a new perspective as a guest. Steve’s analysis of complex systems has given him a huge pool of wisdom into which we dip our dainty spoons. We survey the interlopers seeking to replace many jobs that cars have traditionally done, from horses to bicycles, planes, trains and buses. We dive deeper into a few earlier Asymcar topics including energy, regulation, infrastructure, power train evolution, societal changes, distribution networks, urbanization and consider the promise of electric bicycles. Several innovation timing lessons temper our expectations for immediate improvements. Finally, we revisit the emerging transportation information layer and how such services may change public behavior and the auto-ecosystem.

  Steve Crandall joins me to discuss Leader Effectiveness Training, as developed by Thomas Gordon.  LET is a method of communication and conflict resolution that enables anyone who has been placed in a leadership position to get better results and to do it in a manner that is pleasant for both the leader and their followers.  It is based on the same principals as Gordon’s Parent Effectiveness Training, which of course has been mentioned numerous times on the show.       To find out more from Steve go to his website:   http://www.crandallpartners.com/       Or send Steve an email:   steve@crandallpartners.com       Gordon Training International’s site a tremendous resource for LET:   http://www.gordontraining.com/       Gordon's essay What Every Leader Should Know:   http://www.gordontraining.com/wp-content/uploads/What%20Every%20Leader%20Should%20Know%202012.pdf           Bumper music:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB9LXpO6yWo