Podcast appearances and mentions of steve sachs

The Guardian has used voluntary reader contributions as a bulwark of its unique model that blends philanthropy, advertising and voluntary contributions. In the U.S., The Guardian now generates 57%, or $33 million, of its revenue from voluntary contributions, either one-off or recurring.  On this week's episode of The Rebooting Show, I spoke with Steve Sachs, The Guardian's U.S. managing director and veteran of non-profit news models, about this approach and how extensible it is for news publishers.

Steve Sachs spent his years after college playing in a band. Designing flyers, merch and album covers eventually led him to a job in marketing, but after a few years in the field, he needed a change.Prior to marketing, Steve worked with seniors living with memory impairment, and as a vocational trainer for young adults with special needs. He also volunteered at a soup kitchen, playing music with people experiencing homelessness. He learned firsthand that we cannot effectively help others until we truly understand them. Combining those lessons with his background in visual design led Steve to UX (user experience):  "I see UX as a practice that lives at the intersection of empathy and creativity. As it turns out, that's where I've always lived, too."Links: NGS (feat. Ian Garwood) rap parody. Prod. by Eastman Presser More Rap parodies YJY (Steve's band) Turn It Down Podcast  -----------Music Courtesy of Traum Diggs:"Choices" by Traum Diggs-----------References: W.E.B. Du Bois,  "I Won't Vote." The Nation, 20 October, 1956. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,  Why We Can't Wait  Cedric J. Robinson,  Black Marxism: The Making of the Black Radical Transition  -----------David Shanks, aka Traum Diggs, is an MC/writer/journalist from Brooklyn, NY. He began writing articles in 2005, contributing correspondent features for print and online publications and has participated in conferences and panels at several colleges and universities including Rider University and SUNY- Rockland. He has also contributed chapters in Hip Hop in America: A Regional Guide; Expressive Writing: Classroom and Community; and St. James Encyclopedia of Hip-Hop Culture. His independent album releases include Jazz Hop, Major Journalism, and Jazz Hop II.   A more complete discography is available at traumdiggs.com .Social:traumdiggs.com IG:  @traumdiggsTwitter:  @traumdiggs Dr. Mickey Hess is Professor of English at Rider University and the author of A Guest in the House of Hip-Hop: How Rap Music Taught a Kid from Kentucky What a White Ally Should Be. With rapper and producer Buddha Monk, Mickey co-authored The Dirty Version: On Stage, in the Studio, and in the Streets with Ol' Dirty Bastard. His other books include Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory; Is Hip-Hop Dead? The Past, Present, and Future of America's Most Wanted Music; and the edited collections Icons of Hip-Hop and Hip Hop in America: A Regional Guide.Social:mickeyhessTwitter:  @mickeyhess

Steve Sachs spent his years after college playing in a band. Designing flyers, merch and album covers eventually led him to a job in marketing, but after a few years in the field, he needed a change.Prior to marketing, Steve worked with seniors living with memory impairment, and as a vocational trainer for young adults with special needs. He also volunteered at a soup kitchen, playing music with people experiencing homelessness. He learned firsthand that we cannot effectively help others until we truly understand them. Combining those lessons with his background in visual design led Steve to UX (user experience):  "I see UX as a practice that lives at the intersection of empathy and creativity. As it turns out, that's where I've always lived, too."Links: More Rap parodies YJY (Steve's band) Turn It Down Podcast  -----------Music Courtesy of Traum Diggs:"Alphabet Flex" (feat. Benaddict) by Traum DiggsFeatured audio courtesy of Steve Sachs:NGS (feat. Ian Garwood)(Prod. by Eastman Presser)-----------Resources: Beanie Sigel's Debut Album “The Truth” Turns 20 Years Old "Hell or High Water" by Tame One. Produced by Junkwaffel. -----------David Shanks, aka Traum Diggs, is an MC/writer/journalist from Brooklyn, NY. He began writing articles in 2005, contributing correspondent features for print and online publications and has participated in conferences and panels at several colleges and universities including Rider University and SUNY- Rockland. He has also contributed chapters in Hip Hop in America: A Regional Guide; Expressive Writing: Classroom and Community; and St. James Encyclopedia of Hip-Hop Culture. His independent album releases include Jazz Hop, Major Journalism, and Jazz Hop II.   A more complete discography is available at traumdiggs.com .Social:traumdiggs.com IG:  @traumdiggsTwitter:  @traumdiggs Dr. Mickey Hess is Professor of English at Rider University and the author of A Guest in the House of Hip-Hop: How Rap Music Taught a Kid from Kentucky What a White Ally Should Be. With rapper and producer Buddha Monk, Mickey co-authored The Dirty Version: On Stage, in the Studio, and in the Streets with Ol' Dirty Bastard. His other books include Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory; Is Hip-Hop Dead? The Past, Present, and Future of America's Most Wanted Music; and the edited collections Icons of Hip-Hop and Hip Hop in America: A Regional Guide.Social:mickeyhessTwitter:  @mickeyhess

Hello friends! This is the last week of repeats. We are back from our time off with family and busy cooking up exciting new content for you! In the meanwhile, we hope you enjoy one more of our favorite episodes from the early days of the podcast....------------In this episode we talk with Steve Sachs, the co-director of Alaya Preschool, which draws on the wisdom of the Shambhala Buddhist tradition to inspire its approach to early childhood education. Steve has been an educator for 40 years and has wonderful insights and inspiration to share from his time at Alaya, 24 years in Montessori, and experience teaching in the Early Childhood Education program at Naropa University. He’s also a co-director of Family Camp at the Shambhala Mountain Center.In this episode, we talk about:Meeting each child in the present momentHow to handle big emotionsCultivating connection, kindness, self-acceptance, and non-competitionAnd a wonderful practice for handle the situation when child has hurt another child in some way that has been transformative in our household.I found this conversation so inspiring…and I hope you do too!

3D sits down with Steve Sachs, Managing Director and Head of ETF Capital Markets at Goldman Sachs.  Steve shares his views on why he believes ETF capital markets largely functioned the way they were designed to do despite the significant price and liquidity dislocations during the depths of the March bear market.  We also debate about the Federal Reserve’s role in providing emergency lending and liquidity support and whether the Fed will be able to extricate themselves without causing major disruptions. 

In this episode we talk with Steve Sachs, the co-director of Alaya Preschool, which draws on the wisdom of the Shambhala Buddhist tradition to inspire its approach to early childhood education. Steve has been an educator for 40 years and has wonderful insights and inspiration to share from his time at Alaya, 24 years in Montessori, and experience teaching in the Early Childhood Education program at Naropa University. He’s also a co-director of Family Camp at the Shambhala Mountain Center.In this episode, we talk about:Meeting each child in the present momentHow to handle big emotionsCultivating connection, kindness, self-acceptance, and non-competitionAnd a wonderful practice for handle the situation when child has hurt another child in some way that has been transformative in our household.I found this conversation so inspiring…and I hope you do too!

Steve Sachs, Head of Capital Markets for Goldman Sachs Group's Exchange Traded Funds business, wants investors to leverage innovation to invest in innovation. Goldman Sachs Asset Management partnered with Motif to launch a suite of ETFs that helps investors capitalize on the future of technology, from the consumer space, to healthcare, to the blockchain.   Inside the ICE House: https://www.theice.com/insights/conversations/inside-the-ice-house

Guess who's back? Back again? Turn It Down is back. Tell a friend. Is it a (existential) crisis or a boring song? In this episode, Steve guides Joe on an illuminating journey into the expanding consciousness of dorm-room pop singer/producer turned poet and podcast philosopher Mike Posner through a thorough critical exegesis of his 2015 song 'I Took A Pill in Ibiza' to celebrate the start of his highly publicized walk around the entire United States (no, really). Mike, we hope the walk is going well and we're really sorry we thought your music was bad. Turn It Down is edited and produced by Joe Oakes. Theme music by Joe Oakes and Steve Sachs. Cover art by Steve Sachs. Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/12131085860/playlist/58pfo0tcUFtE4VnepvDA2g?si=BF0et5yzSwa4ifsNAl16sQ Youtube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLON9oqWdcQJOOqGZaj5HI2Yn4ZqjABHGc

Boys will be boys? In this episode, Joe, Steve, and special guest Ruby Lucinda listen to a song called “Highway Tune” to try to figure out how a gaggle of ignorant, privileged phonies known as Greta Van Fleet won the 2019 Grammy Award for Best Rock Album by playing Led Zeppelin covers to impress their dads. Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/12131085860/playlist/58pfo0tcUFtE4VnepvDA2g?si=5Dt4SlQtQz-DpKeGq5xlBw Youtube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLON9oqWdcQJPKQHguUd57rwDN7U0cDuqh Turn It Down is created and produced by Joe Oakes. Theme song by Joe Oakes and Steve Sachs. Cover art by Steve Sachs IG/FB: @turnitdownpodcast Twitter: @turnitdownpod Email: turnitdownpodcast@gmail.com

We're back with a trip down memory lane to 2009, a simpler time, when stomps, claps, "whoas", and inauthentic ukuleles dominated the airwaves. Let Joe and Steve be your conductors as we hop aboard the runaway train that is Train's "Hey, Soul Sister". Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/12131085860/playlist/58pfo0tcUFtE4VnepvDA2g?si=J5meJVfUQHunSV_ktinG6Q Youtube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLON9oqWdcQJMlxrOhYLWr2FajK_pYuXh_ Email: turnitdownpodcast@gmail.com IG/FB: @turnitdownpodcast Turn It Down is created and produced by Joe Oakes. Cover art by Steve Sachs. Theme music by Joe Oakes and Steve Sachs.

Is there an entomologist in the house? In this episode, Steve and Joe debate the merits of unadulterated wholesomeness and try to grasp the advanced mathematical concepts presented in Owl City's Fireflies. Spotify Playlist Youtube Playlist Turn It Down is produced and edited by Joe Oakes. Cover art by Steve Sachs.

In this episode, Joe and Steve wallow in Puddle of Mudd's vaguely disturbing anthem "She Hates Me". Check out this and all the songs we've talked about on our Spotify Playlist or watch the atrocious music video on Youtube. Turn It Down: A Bad Music Podcast is produced and edited by Joe Oakes. Cover art by Steve Sachs.

In this second and final part of our first annual Holiday Spectacular, Steve and Joe peer into the bongwater-filled snowglobe of Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime". Check out this and all the songs we've talked about on our Spotify Playlist or watch the music video on Youtube. Turn It Down: A Bad Music Podcast is produced and edited by Joe Oakes. Cover art by Steve Sachs.

Joe and Steve put a musical lump of coal in your stocking for part one of Turn It Down's first annual Holiday Spectacular. Check out this and all the songs we've talked about on our Spotify Playlist or watch the music video on Youtube (highly recommended). Turn It Down: A Bad Music Podcast is produced and edited by Joe Oakes. Cover art by Steve Sachs.

Brandi is Going to Hell will make you uncomfortable, laugh, and have other weird feelings. Host Brandi Lukas comments on pop culture, talks about sex, and interviews bands.Going to HellJanuary 12, 2015Going to Hell on Olio.fm is back with episode 14! Guest-host Big Tom Lawler of JamminOldiesRadio.com joins Brandi for a rousing discussion of..well, a lot of things. The duo starts with a Quickies segment covering the latest from Brandi’s OkCupid account, which then leads to the Eccentric Scoops segment, where they discuss upstate New York fourth graders planning to kill their teacher, and an incident where the police were called when an all-you-can-eat buffet closed the dessert section. Next under Contentious Topics, the duo comments on a Connecticut teen refusing to undergo Chemotherapy, and the male senators having to share the pool with women. Next, Brandi and Big Tom introduce the Sit on My Face segment, where Brandi discusses her reoccurring weekend encounters with an unstable NFL player. Lastly, Brandi interviews Steve Sachs of New Jersey’s fuzz-pop rock band YJY for her First Date segment of Going to Hell to promote their NPR Music #TinyDeskContest submission. Sachs discusses the band's recording time at Converse Rubber Tracks' studios. Brandi also has silly rapid-fire questions for him, where you’ll find out why he wouldn't fear sexual favors from a shark. Follow Brandi:http://brandiisgoingtohell.comhttps://www.instagram.com/brandilukashttps://twitter.com/brandilukashttps://www.facebook.com/brandiisgoingtohell See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.