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Welcome back to another episode of Festive Bird Podcast! Today Bryan and Derek go back to the classics without a guest. Bryan gets tested on his historical knowledge and the guys discuss the NFL, a new drivers license system, buffalo wings, and much more! Enjoy!

Welcome back to Behind The Gavel. Today Bryan and Becky discuss a case where a rock hauler killed this mans wife in front of him. The discussion involves what your spouse is entitled to in regards to emotional distress because they witnessed the accident.

Growing surveillance states. Tech intrusions on privacy. Cyber warfare. International dissent. Assassination.In October 2018, beloved Washington Post journalist and Saudi citizen Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered and dismembered upon entering his country’s consulate in Istanbul. The perpetrator: the Saudi government. The reason: speaking truth to power. And yet, to this day, the Kingdom has yet to be held accountable for its actions.It’s a story that shocked the world. Filmmaker Bryan Fogel was compelled to better understand just how such an event could occur. What he discovered was truly Orwellian—and far more disturbing than you can possibly imagine.The result of this quest is The Dissident—a candid portrait of Khashoggi and the bone chilling events surrounding his murder that plays more like an international thriller than a documentary.Best known for Icarus—his Oscar winning exposé of Russia’s elaborate state-sponsored Olympic doping program—Bryan’s follow up is incendiary. Expanding on themes related to those explored in Icarus, it’s controversial. Placing himself and those portrayed on screen at great personal risk, it’s courageous. It’s also expertly crafted. Executed with precision. And a film more than deserving of Oscar consideration.Today Bryan takes us behind the scenes of The Dissident in a riveting tell-all conversation about the consequences of absolute power, global economics, citizen activism, and using your voice for change.Tracking Khashoggi’s trajectory from reformist journalist to dissident to target, this is a discussion about the sacrifice of human rights when they transgress the consolidation of economic and political authority.It’s about citizen activism. The rise of cyber warfare. And the weaponization of social media to both promote and commandeer global political narratives.It’s about Mohammad Bin Salman’s unchecked power in Saudi Arabia. And how international financial interests compromise political and economic relations with the Kingdom.Hollywood is not immune. In fact, Bryan is quite frank about how the industry that celebrated Icarus has snubbed The Dissident out of cowardice. Despite unanimous praise for the film after it’s Sundance premiere, every major distributor and streaming service (including Netflix, which released Icarus) declined to acquire the film due to the Kingdom’s influence over the entertainment business. Much like its protagonist, The Dissident was itself nearly dismembered. Nonetheless, the film will be available on-demand on January 8th.Not to be missed, it’s an Oscar-worthy documentary that demands your attention.One of the most important filmmakers of our time, it was an honor to reconvene with Bryan (check out our first conversation if you missed it).The visually inclined can watch our exchange on YouTube. And as always, the podcast streams wild and free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Strap in, because this conversation will leave you with more than a few important things to ponder.Peace + Plants,Listen, Watch & SubscribeApple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Stitcher | Google PodcastsThanks to this week’s sponsorsBlinkist: Unlimited access to read or listen to a massive library of condensed non-fiction books from self-help, to business, health, and history—all for one low price. Join me and 12 million others gleaning from the best and brightest. Try Blinkist FREE for 7 days AND get 25% off a Blinkist Premium membership at blinkist.com/richroll.Navitas Organics: Great people. Great products. Great planetary mission. A win for all. Only the highest-quality and most powerful plants, berries, roots, nuts and seeds the earth has to offer. 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Save 10% on your first purchase at checkout when you visit squarespace.com/richroll and use the discount code RICHROLL at checkout.SHOW NOTES:Connect with Bryan: Instagram | TwitterIMBD: Bryan FogelWebsite: The DissidentWebsite: IcarusBook: The Rodchenkov Affair: How I Brought Down Russia’s Secret Doping Empire by Grigory RodchenkovAssociated Press: Khashoggi documentary ‘The Dissident’ lands at SundanceThe Wrap: ‘The Dissident’ Director Bryan Fogel Calls Out Hollywood’s ‘Fear, Cowardice’ Over Jamal Khashoggi DocThe Wrap: Hollywood Shuns Jamal Khashoggi Doc ‘The Dissident’ Over Fear of Saudi Backlash, Insiders SayNew York Times: Two New Movies Share a Clear Message: Don’t Forget Jamal KhashoggiThe Hollywood Reporter: Sundance: Hillary Clinton Talks Jamal Khashoggi Doc ‘The Dissident’Variety: Jamal Khashoggi Doc Director Bryan Fogel Asks Prospective Film Buyers to ‘Stand Up to Saudi Arabia’The Hollywood Reporter: Oscars: The Season of the DocumentaryIndie Wire: How Bryan Fogel Made Jamal Khashoggi Doc ‘The Dissident’ a Non-Fiction ThrillerPBS: Director Bryan Fogel Discusses “The Dissident”Middle East Eye: Jamal Khashoggi films: Trying to separate the man and the martyrI'm proud to announce my new book 'Voicing Change'. 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Hello and Welcome back to Behind The Gavel! Today Bryan and Becky discuss how important it is to keep your baby car seats updated. This poor baby was paralyzed because of a faulty car seat. We also learn that some manufacturers know about these issues and just choose to pay the legal fees instead of fixing their problems.

Welcome to Behind The Gavel! Today Bryan and Becky discuss a case they had that was very difficult. A woman was injured in a car crash but was left brain dead. Which decision is the right one to make? Keep her alive, or let her go?

To help you get started, as a special offer for our listeners, visit Teachable.com/hack and enter code HACK for 50% off your first 3 months on Teachable today! Learn more at Checkout.com/hack. You can download their free White Paper Report and learn how you can generate more growth through their payment platform. Bryan Clayton is a former lawn mower turned landscaping entrepreneur. Back in 1998, when Bryan was still in v college, he started mowing lawns on the side to make a little money. Not one to settle for a little success, he decided to turn his lawn mowing into Peach Tree Landscaping and he spent the next 14 years scaling it to a team of 150 and $10 million in revenue, until he sold and exited the company in 2014. Today Bryan is the CEO and Co-Founder of GreenPal, the Uber for lawn care, which he founded in 2014 and has grown to almost 200,000 active users and over $20 million in annual revenue. GreenPal is nationwide in the US and will soon be expanding into Canada. In this conversation, we discuss: Why you need to be willing to do things that don't scale Marketplace disintermediation (and what it means to Bryan as the CEO of GreenPal) How business is simply an extension of your day to day life Now, let's hack... Bryan Clayton.

Welcome to another episode of Behind The Gavel. Today Bryan and Becky discuss the wild ride of a case. The Murder of DR. Glauco Menna. He was murdered inside his office, but by who? We learn how they picked up this case and we learn what was the outcome.

Welcome back and happy Friday! Today Bryan and Derek discuss whether they are healthy, food (as usual), dinner for breakfast, Xbox vs PlayStation, the Christmas season, the bachelorette, and much much more! Enjoy!!!

Today Bryan talks with third-year nursing students on Covid-19 Concerns. Today's topic is about Face Mask Hygiene and how to wear a mask properly. Stay Tuned for more from our Covid Concerns mini-series. ~Follow Us~ To stay updated on future giveaways, information, and episodes! Facebook: SA Voice Podcast Instagram: @savoicepodcast ~Follow the Student Association~ To stay updated on events, giveaways, and much more! Instagram: @sa_slc Website: saslc.ca Looking for St. Lawrence College resources and updates? Try these! https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/about/covid-19-resources-students/ https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/about/information-on-covid-19/ ~Listen to Us On~ SoundCloud: Voice Podcast Spotify: Student Association Voice Podcast Google Play: Student Association Voice Podcast Apple Podcasts: Voice Podcast

Hello and welcome back to another episode of Behind The Gavel. Today Bryan and Becky discuss a case where a man was simply getting reservations for valentine's day at a local restaurant and ended up getting severely injured from a slip and fall. They discuss why its important to get representation for these and what to do if it happens to you.

Another day, another argument! Today Bryan and Derek dive into dating profiles, hygiene, the walking dead, breaking bad, the NFL COVID-19 outbreak, more food as always and much much more!!!

Today Bryan called in to share his story about fear and the entrepreneurial journey. In many ways fear is synonymous with being an entrepreneur, it's part of the terrain that one must travel. Bryan shares his story of how he immigrated to the United States and has launched a couple business in the process. Packing up and moving somewhere new can be a difficult process and launching a business that takes every ounce of energy to make it succeed makes it doubly challenging. Bryan talks about the entrepreneurial mindset and how one needs to manage the ups and downs and not get stopped by hard times. He talks about how important it is to surround yourself with good positive people and that it is important to not isolate yourself. He shares how it is important for us to watch our behaviors as early indicators to how we are doing internally and a way to help catch ourselves when we are not at our best.

What does it really take to be a great father? How can we inspire our kids to reach for more, even if our father didn’t show us a good example? Bryan Loritts is a pastor and the award-winning author of seven books, including The Dad Difference: The 4 Most Important Gifts You Can Give to Your Kids. Today Bryan teaches us the four RITEs of fatherhood and how to implement each. He tells us how we can be proactive about our operating systems as fathers, becoming constant guides and teachers so that our kids have the best chance of living a meaningful and fulfilling life. For the show notes and exclusive links mentioned in this episode go to gooddadproject.com/thursday219. ———— Join the Free Dad Edge Facebook Group at gooddadproject.com/group. Apply for The Dad Edge Alliance at gooddadproject.com/alliance. Follow us on Instagram at @thedadedge!

Today Bryan and Andy are discussing Toucan Sam's new redesign, our thoughts on Paper Mario: The Origami King, and giving a review of the recent video-on-demand release Scoob!If you have comments, questions, or suggestions find us @DeskPopCast or DeskPopCast@gmail.comThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Taylor interviews Bryan Brunton, a man who spent 11 years in a Florida prison. Almost three of those years were spent in solitary confinement. If one is not aware of solitary confinement it is when sensory stimulation and social contact are extremely limited for an inmate. The majority of research suggests a wide range of psychological and physiological effects associated with solitary confinement. It is designed as a way to break down a person mentally and most people claim that it changes them, often for the worse, causing a slew of psychological issues such as PTSD. Bryan was able to overcome these odds and while his stint in solitary confinement did change him, he was able to focus on the positive aspects of this. Bryan used yoga as a way of getting through, mentally and physically. Afterward, Bryan served the rest of his sentence and was released with nothing and no one to turn to for financial support, he was able to move to California and he began to try to piece his life back together. Bryan did his best looking for work after being released but because of his felony record he found this extremely difficult, at one on point living off of eating apples, but Bryan persevered and would not give up. Today Bryan owns two businesses and is a YouTuber with over 18k fans, telling his life story and sharing his positivity towards others. Listen to the full podcast to hear more on Bryan’s life and hear him and Taylor discuss the issues we have in our society regarding the prison system. Check out Bryan’s YouTube channel and learn more about why he was sent to jail and why he was stuck in segregation for two and a half years. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_S8-o7r0W979pS8j_7snPw Listen to more of Taylor’s amazing interviews at www.lifeofalifer.com

Taylor interviews Bryan Brunton, a man who spent 11 years in a Florida prison. Almost three of those years were spent in solitary confinement. If one is not aware of solitary confinement it is when sensory stimulation and social contact are extremely limited for an inmate. The majority of research suggests a wide range of psychological and physiological effects associated with solitary confinement. It is designed as a way to break down a person mentally and most people claim that it changes them, often for the worse, causing a slew of psychological issues such as PTSD. Bryan was able to overcome these odds and while his stint in solitary confinement did change him, he was able to focus on the positive aspects of this. Bryan used yoga as a way of getting through, mentally and physically. Afterward, Bryan served the rest of his sentence and was released with nothing and no one to turn to for financial support, he was able to move to California and he began to try to piece his life back together. Bryan did his best looking for work after being released but because of his felony record he found this extremely difficult, at one on point living off of eating apples, but Bryan persevered and would not give up. Today Bryan owns two businesses and is a YouTuber with over 18k fans, telling his life story and sharing his positivity towards others. Listen to the full podcast to hear more on Bryan’s life and hear him and Taylor discuss the issues we have in our society regarding the prison system. Check out Bryan’s YouTube channel and learn more about why he was sent to jail and why he was stuck in segregation for two and a half years. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_S8-o7r0W979pS8j_7snPw Listen to more of Taylor’s amazing interviews at www.lifeofalifer.com

About this Episode Today we are honored to host Bryan Jacobs on the show. Bryan, is a former Navy Veteran and the founder of “Reveille Meals”. Bryan struggled in business and had some great opportunities.  Today Bryan will talk about his learnings from the failures and his success story. Key Points of Discussion Bryan’s life story Selection in Navy Transition out of the Navy Getting into culinary business Success stories of Veterans Advice for the Veterans Key Milestones of this Episode [01:24] Bryan Jacobs life story [04:35] Selection in Navy [10:36] Bryan’s transition [16:39] Struggle with life [18:31] Being a Chef [20:57] Starting of new program [24:07] New Concept of Virtual restaurant [27:57] Success stories [31:43] Experimenting with microgreens [33:47] Advice for the Veterans Key Quotes “When your whole life has been put into the military your mind thinks differently.   Your integrity, your attitude, your core values, all these things have been remodeled, the teenager you were, you are unrecognizable and you don't even recognize yourself.” “In order to see someone grow you have to change their behavior. You got to change the way they do things. You have to change the way they live their lives.” “This program is supposed to change the way you look at your life and give you something to live for, find your purpose again and teach you about your identity.” “We're just used to getting our hands dirty and making things happen all the time.” “We've taken so much from the ground and we have enough back that we have to let it sit and we have to come up with new Innovative approaches in order to discontinue to hurt the land we love.” “I would say, you know, find out who you are first” About Our Guest   He is not your average cook, Navy Corpsman turned Chef visionary. Bryan never knew that life would have taken him down the roller coaster he has traveled, to serving in combat in Iraq to cooking for a president to graduating from one of the world’s most prestigious culinary schools in the world, to now changing the lives of his brothers and sisters looking for identity through food. What’s next for him? To continue to serve his passion and purpose. LinkedIn Website About Our Sponsors Navy Federal Credit Union is a member-driven credit union with over 8 million members and incredible benefits to support the financial stability of military families. Visit navyfederal.org/veteranmove for more information. Use Fiverr to find freelance talent for your business or project.  Finding the right freelancer can be time consuming, frustrating and expensive.  Where do you go to find the talent? How much will it cost? How can you be certain they will deliver?  Fiverr’s marketplace helps you get more done with less. Fiverr connects businesses with freelancers who offer hundreds of digital services including graphic design, copywriting, web programming, film editing and more.  Find what you are looking for instantly. Check out Fiverr.com and you will get 10% off your first order if you use my code veteran when you check out. Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you! Download Joe Crane’s Top 7 Paths to Freedom or get it on your mobile device. Text VETERAN to 38470.  Join the Veteran on the Move on Facebook! Check out Veteran on the Move on Facebook to connect with our guests! It’s a great place where you can stay in touch with other veterans who are transitioning to entrepreneurship.  Get updates and free gouge on the people, programs and resources to help you in your transition to entrepreneurship. Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 250 episodes. Our listeners have the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane . The podcast features people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship.  As a result,

Welcome to a special segment of the Uncensored Humanity Podcast we call American Honesty. During these shows I have two co-costs; Andrew Hoffman and Jake Bible. On the American Honesty segments we like to discuss topics that society has deemed inappropriate. Our goal is to just get our opinions out in the open for a discussion. We believe that the ability to talk about these tough topics is seriously lacking in today's society, as people seem to get offended too easily. Bryan Carpenter was able to join us today for our conversation. Bryan is a former active duty Marine who got blown up by an I.E.D in 2006. All that he wanted in his life was to join the US Military. Bryan had plenty of trouble before he was finally able to join the Military and unfortunately has had even more trouble after due to his accident while serving our country. Today Bryan will tell his story in hopes that others will benefit from his struggles. Hopefully you will enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Bryan has also written a book, The Never-Ending Battle After Iraq – A Marine's Road To Recovery, telling his story. You can find that on Amazon as an E-book. You can also get in touch with him on his author's page on Facebook. Or you can look him up on Instagram @BCarpenter6606. American Honesty is a project that Jake started a couple of years ago. So now using the podcast as our platform we are going to carry on the project that Jake started. Hopefully it will lead to some good conversations that others can enjoy as much as we do. Both Andrew and Jake have been on the show multiple times separately. If you want to hear more about them, please check out their individual episodes.         © 2018 Uncensored Humanity   Artwork by Kathryn Kidwell Intro music Rover by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library Outro music Whitestick by S Strong – available on Youtube audio library

Today Bryan and Andy are talking about Shane Dawson's latest video, female protagonists, Marvel's Comic Con announcements, and Spiderman Far From Home.

It was early on in life that Bryan Falchuk’s world spiralled out of control. Food became the one thing that relieved his anxiety, soothed his pain and gave him a sense of control. Except there was no control, and very quickly he became unhappy as well as obese. He remained obese and living the standard American life for many many years, and then his wife got sick. Really sick. And he could see how his lifestyle wasn’t helping. It was then that he decided to give up mediocracy, and unhappiness, as he began to pursue a life where he could design his outcomes. He went on to getting healthy, running a marathon, all whilst committing to no more than one day of effort at a time. Today Bryan is a Life Coach helping others to understand how they, can overcome challenges, find happiness and succeed. For more about Bryan, visit: www.bryanfalchuk.com And find his book at: https://www.amazon.com/Do-Day-Live-Better-Every-ebook/dp/B06W9L9NDT _____________________ You can find more of Kirsty at: www.kirstysalisbury.com Kirsty Salisbury is an entrepreneur, speaker and wellness coach. From traumatic illness and paralysis as a child, she now loves helping others to create healthier happier lives and to design their best future. Her passions are being active and spending time with her family. As the host of The Let's Talk Life Design, Let's Talk Near Death and The Regretless Living Podcasts, she aims to help empower and inspire everyday people to live their best life and die their best death. http://www.letstalklifedesign.com http://www.letstalkneardeath.com http://www.regretlessliving.com

Have you ever tried something new and scary? Putting yourself out there in the unknown, not sure what people will think of you. Well, yes you have - you’re in Toastmasters! You practice speaking every day. But have you ever thought of recording your voice? Today Bryan is going to explain to us the benefits of podcasting with his top 5 tips he has learned after completing his first season ever! 1. Trial and Error 2. Be Prepared 3. Talk about what you want to - Be Yourself 4. Approach like you would a speech in Toastmasters 5. It can be lonely speaking alone, grab a friend! Bonus tips: - anchor for posting - don’t have to edit, but look for gaps in audio on the timeline

Happy third week of the government shutdown! Today Bryan and Alise talk about the conservative obsession with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib's f-bomb, and the Governor of Tennessee granting Clemency to Cyntoia Brown. Next, they update us on the government shutdown and what it could mean if Trump declares a national emergency. They also talk about John Bolton's reversal of Trump's Syria policy, and wish Ruth Bader Ginsburg well on her first ever sick day from work.

Today Bryan writes: I play for 2 different bands...one is a genre that I know fairly well. The other is a genre I really don't know well. How do I play in a band to a genre I don't know well, professionally? Should I leave that band until I'm a lot more familiar with the genre? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month's special guest is Bryan Brackemyre, Vice President of Member Services at the Indiana Municipal Power Agency. In this role, Bryan is responsible for working on various economic development projects with many different types of communities.Today Bryan shares many economic development tactics, and he also gives advice on how to start an economic development partnership with your local utility providers.

In this episode, I had the honor of interviewing best selling author of Do a Day, Bryan Falchuk.   After facing life changing adversities back to back, Bryan created an approach to help others live a better life based with his Do A Day philosophy.   Bryan was faced with many relatable challenges in life like dealing with depression, self-criticism, judgement from others, living with obesity as a child while trying to sort through his parent's divorce, the stresses from work, depression, the duty of being a good father and husband. At one point, he was even told that his wife's illness was fatal. The most difficult part was having their son watch this all happen.     This contributed a shift in Bryan to wake up to life and live each day, better. Today Bryan shares that it is not just about overcoming the adversity. It's about asking yourself, "how can I create a life of happiness, achievement and balance?"   He has lost nearly 100 lbs., has ran a marathon and even transformed his diet into being vegan in just one day. He got his masters from a top school and rose to a senior executive position in a successful business. And now he’s a best-selling author, has spoken at TEDx events, and has written articles for many major publications like Inc. Magazine, the Chicago Tribune and LA Times. He’s transformed his life and developed an approach to help others do the same that he teaches in his best-selling book “Do a Day”, and he’s here today to share that philosophy with all of you.     Here is what you will learn:  -How to use each day to contribute to your goals to live the life you want -The 3 building blocks to living better each day -How to identify your true motivation (not what you think) -How to be free from the past or the future -Bryan's personal struggles  -How to achieve greater success -How to take specific action -Why we must start with self-love   This philosophy will you to achieve your goals without the self-criticism of our past choices or the worry of what lies ahead.    Bryan is also a regular contributor for Inc Magazine (https://www.inc.com/author/bryan-falchuk) and does many keynote speaking events, including an upcoming TEDx.   Bryan Falchuk overcame adversity, lost nearly 100 pounds, ran a marathon, dramatically changed his      Today, Bryan coaches many people on how to achieve their goals and thrive.    Bryan's quotes throughout the episode:   "You have to focus on the self love because how can you expect to overcome what’s standing in the way and achieve the things you really care about if inside you don’t feel like you deserve it or you’re worthy of it.”     "Self-love is pervasive in all that we do."   "Start allowing for the possibility that you are good, you’re capable and you deserve it."     "Find what's wrong, call it out and fix it but it makes us hypercritical because we are trained to look for what’s wrong in ourselves."    Resources:   Website: http://www.bryanfalchuk.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bryanfalchuk Twitter: @bryanfalchuk (http://twitter.com/bryanfalchuk) Instagram: @bryanfalchuk (http://instagram.com/bryanfalchuk) TEDx Talk: http://www.doadaybook.com/tedxbergencc            

In this episode, Jack talks with Bryan Falchuk, best selling author of “Do a Day: How to Live a Better Life Every Day” about how he overcame adversity, lost nearly 100 pounds, ran a marathon, dramatically change his diet and created an approach to help others live a better life, every day.Like so many people, Bryan has faced challenges in life, like obesity, depression, work stress, the responsibilities of parenthood, the potential of losing his wife to illness, and more. And he struggled, like anyone else. Through that struggle, Bryan learned the secret to not just overcoming any individual challenge but creating a life of achievement, happiness, and harmony.Today Bryan is a Certified Personal Trainer and Behavior Change Specialist helping the masses by sharing the approach he developed to transform his life with his best-selling book “Do a Day: How to Live a Better Life Every Day“.To learn more about Bryan and grab a copy of his book visit DoADayBook.comListen to the full episode at http://influencersradio.com/bryan-falchuk/

In this episode, Jack talks with Bryan Falchuk, best selling author of “Do a Day: How to Live a Better Life Every Day” about how he overcame adversity, lost nearly 100 pounds, ran a marathon, dramatically change his diet and created an approach to help others live a better life, every day.Like so many people, Bryan has faced challenges in life, like obesity, depression, work stress, the responsibilities of parenthood, the potential of losing his wife to illness, and more. And he struggled, like anyone else. Through that struggle, Bryan learned the secret to not just overcoming any individual challenge but creating a life of achievement, happiness, and harmony.Today Bryan is a Certified Personal Trainer and Behavior Change Specialist helping the masses by sharing the approach he developed to transform his life with his best-selling book “Do a Day: How to Live a Better Life Every Day“.To learn more about Bryan and grab a copy of his book visit DoADayBook.comListen to the full episode at http://influencersradio.com/bryan-falchuk/

Welcome to the eight episode of Coast 2 Coast! In this podcast I talked with Bryan Grosnick. Grosnick is a lead writer and managing editor at SB Nations’ Beyond the Box score website. There his team covers baseball using analytics, statistics and saber metrics to dissect the game from all angles. He is also a columnist at Baseball Prospectus Boston where he covers all things Boston Red Sox.Today Bryan and I discuss the Kansas City Royals World Series win and the Toronto Blue Jays post-season run. Tune in weekly for a fresh new podcast every Monday!Music: www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. 

Welcome to the eight episode of Coast 2 Coast! In this podcast I talked with Bryan Grosnick. Grosnick is a lead writer and managing editor at SB Nations’ Beyond the Box score website. There his team covers baseball using analytics, statistics and saber metrics to dissect the game from all angles. He is also a columnist at Baseball Prospectus Boston where he covers all things Boston Red Sox.Today Bryan and I discuss the Kansas City Royals World Series win and the Toronto Blue Jays post-season run. Tune in weekly for a fresh new podcast every Monday!Music: www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. 

On today's episode of The Art of Paid Traffic Bryan Harris from videofruit.com joins me to talk about a Facebook ads experiment that he did where his goal was to: Primary objective: Get 500 new email subscribers for less than $1 each. Spend $500 on ads in 14 days. Make sure all new subscribers were interested in the topic of list building (his core topic). Get 50% of them to install his List Goal browser extension. Bryan loves doing experiments in his business. In fact, over an 18-month period, he's performed over 100 different marketing experiments. He then reports the results back to his audience with detailed case studies on how you can use the learnings from his experiments in your business -- something he likes to call "Learning Out Loud." Today Bryan shares his strategy for using Facebook ads to get 500 new leads for less than $1, the funnel he started out with and then the one he moved into, how he came up with his ad copy, images and his targeting... He takes you behind the scenes of everything that worked and that didn’t work and shares all his results.

TURNKEY RENTALS are *popular*... but there are some REAL problems with "Turnkeys".  A listener asks for Bryan's guidance before risking her capital.  Today Bryan analyzes ATLANTA real estate and whether Turnkey investing makes the grade.  Text SDIRADIO to 33444 for more information! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever been haunted by Christian talk radio? Today Bryan and Evan develop a buzzer to help you discern Christian talk radio. That after considering your bumper sticker and church sign reports. 1-800-385-7652.