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Ola! In this episode I read the chapter Coming Home from Derrick Jensen's book, The Culture of Make Believe. And I read the poetry of Anne Sexton. Also, sing an original song, Trim Tab. Thanks for stopping by! Peace, Stone

Listen to 66 Future Now Podcast Trimtab Times ‘Twas a busy weekend for us, with back-to-back dinner parties, and a visit to Whiskey Hill Farms for a tour by David Blum, author of the best seller, “Alcohol Can Be a Gas.”  Besides his innovative alcohol distillary, his experimental farm is growing a number of unusual crops that could support small farmers, such as Wasabi, a plant with a high return for it’s rhizomes.  On the tour was none other than lawyer Daniel Sheehan, who was meeting David for the first time, thanks to a wonderful connector person, Jahn Ballard, from Sebastopol. In this show, we open with an update on the latest from Apple Computer (think M4), thanks to our Apple analyst,  Taylor Barcroft.  From there we delve into a new portable solar generator system by Solex, being installed for Taylor by “Free Energy Bob,” and a report from Gabrielle Cianfrani on “trimtab,” a valuable concept she learned from David Blum (and he from Bucky Fuller).   In Future News we look at Scarlett Johansen’s dispute with OpenAI on the use of her voice for their latest AI’s, we demo and create a tune with the AI music generator, Suno, and delve into the realm of agreements with Master Now, visiting from well, the bigger N:OW .. Enjoy! David Blume demonstrates fuel creation to Danny Sheehan

Up this week is Simon Holmes à Court, the Australian investor and philanthropist with a passion for using data to change the world. In 2022, the federal elections in Australia delivered an upset, as around a third of the electorate turned their back on the established parties and voted in seven new independent MPs taking the total to 10. Simon was responsible for a crowdfunding initiative - Climate 200 - that supported 23 candidates in all, pledging to act on climate, political integrity and gender discrimination. He remains very involved in the challenge of pivoting Australia from a fossil fuel based economy to a clean energy superpower. Simon is an energy analyst, clean-tech investor, climate philanthropist, and director of the Smart Energy Council and the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network. He was co-founder of the Australian Wind Alliance and inaugural chair of the Melbourne Energy Institute's Advisory Board. He is a respected commentator on the economic, political and engineering aspects of Australia's energy transition.  Links: Simon's 2022 book The Big Teal: https://publishing.monash.edu/product/the-big-teal/ Simon's ABC interview on the success of Climate 200 in the wake of the 2022 elections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3Mhz6b7cg4 Simon's 2021 talk - Independents and Climate - The Hope to End the Lost Decade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN_-1eLbLL8 Simon's 2018 op-ed which triggered his expulsion from Kooyong 200: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/apr/09/why-liddell-is-likely-to-close-in-2022-and-why-you-shouldnt-careThe Superpower Institute, working for Australian leadership in the transition: https://www.superpowerinstitute.com.au/

To celebrate this milestone episode 150, we're joined by Simon Holmes à Court in a very rare public interview appearance, and we believe his first about his own story!Simon has stood at the intersection of community, climate action and politics since May 2007 when he began chairing the community cooperative that set out to build Australia's first community-owned wind farm. Fifteen years later to the month, at the May 2022 national federal election, one of this former Silicon Valley dot com engineer's startups, Climate 200, harnessed community, climate awareness and politics to play a major role in shaking up Australia's tired old political order. He is an energy analyst, clean-tech investor, climate philanthropist, director of the Smart Energy Council, The Superpower Institute and more. ***Episode guiding points:This conversation is truly wide ranging and covers a lot of ground. We discuss his upbringing in Perth, Australia with 3 siblings and his parents being on the road a lot, and his father's South African heritage. Simon reflects on his boarding school experience in Geelong, near Melbourne and how that was physically and emotionally character building. Hear about his aspirations at age 18: set up a computer parts company with a friend to upgrade memory in people's computers, Studying law but then loved the student organisation AIESEC and going down a different path. Our host, Vidit also was involved with AIESEC during my university studies and couldn't speak more highly of the training it gave me. Particular aspects of this conversation that stood out to us include:Simon and his wife left the US on sept 10th 2001 with their first child and moving back to Australia, and living in Melbourne (cautious after his boarding school scars)Simon's discovery of renewable energy during his 14 years scaling a company called Observant: Building remote monitoring technical solutions, and precision water management for farmers and their family cattle stations in the Northern Territory How leadership of the Hepburn Community Farm Project gave Simon exposure to everything from The capital raising, the media, the politics, the engineering side, the commercials of building environmental, on ground engagementThe fascinating story of The kids off naru project, the Sydney opera house and a horse race and Simon learning the power of Twitter through thisLearning clarity of communication and present information in a way that makes people engaged and willing to listen and not switch off?Two concepts that we haven't stopped thinking about since this conversation is one: First The trim Tab from Buckminster Fuller (listen in to hear this context, small things like a trim tab can drive large scale changes), and second the Henry David Thoreau quote “There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root.”  So be a trim tab and a root striker. Thank you for your support of the 150 episodes to date, this has been the most impactful and enjoyable work our host Vidit Agarwal has done in his life, and is excited for what's ahead. As always, his details are in the show notes and he loves hearing from you. It's now time to explore your curiosity. Please enjoy ***Follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn or TwitterGet in touch with our Founder and Host, Vidit Agarwal directly hereContact us via our website to discuss sponsorship opportunities, recommend future guests or share feedback, we love hearing how to improve! Thank you for rating / reviewing this podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, it helps others find us and convince guests to come on the show! ***The High Flyers Podcast re-imagines the traditional notion of a "high flyer" and is a premier product of the Curiosity Center. The podcast showcases the journeys of relatable role models from their sunrise (childhood) to today. Listeners love the unique and direct inside access to these relatable role models, companies and industries in every walk of life to help us all be 1% better everyday, together.150+ guests have joined Vidit Agarwal on the show from around the world including Heads of state, Olympians, Business and cultural leaders, Social Advocates, Investors, Entrepreneurs and more. The Curiosity Center is widely recognised as a leading on-demand intelligence network for founders, investors, executives and students with an audience of over 200,000 across this podcast + Association Series Newsletter and 7-Star Events. Find out more at www.curiositycenter.xyz ***

Nature is an incredible source of inspiration for scientists and R&D experts, leading to the development of biomimicry: a new branch of science that seeks to imitate living things. Through biomimicry, researchers are able to develop new technologies by studying and imitating the designs created in nature by Allah. This approach has been applied in the world of technology, particularly in nanotechnology, robot technology, artificial intelligence, medicine, and the military. By drawing from these natural systems as models, humans are able to create more sustainable technologies than those in use today. Biomimicry has surprised scientists and revealed incomparable structures and systems that have the potential to enrich technology in a wide range of fields. Nature is a source of inspiration for scientists, and biomimicry is a way of using the extraordinary designs in living things in the service of humanity. Scientists are making important gains with regard to time and labor, and using less material resources by imitating nature. There are many scientific papers that discuss these topics, such as "Science is Imitating Nature," "Life's Lessons in Design," "Biomimicry: Secrets Hiding in Plain Sight," and more. In the 19th century, nature was only imitated aesthetically, but in the 20th century, scientists began studying natural mechanisms at the molecular level and learned from living things, as revealed in the Qur'an 1,400 years ago. Notes: 159. Frederick Pratter, "Stories from the Field Offer Clues on Physics and Nature," Christian Science Monitor; www.biomimicry.org/reviews_text.html 160. "Biomimicry;" www.bfi.org/Trimtab/spring01/biomimicry.htm 161. Michelle Nijhuis, High Country News, July 6, 1998, vol. 30, no. 13, www.biomimicry.org/reviews_text.html 162. "Biomimicry Explained: A Conversation with Janine Benyus," www.biomimicry.org/faq.html 163. Bilim ve Teknik, August 1994, 43. 164. Philip Ball, "Life's lessons in design," Nature 409 (2001): 413-16; www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/nature/journal/v409/n6818/full/409413a0_fs.html&filetype=&_UserReference=C0A804EF465069D8A41132467E093F0EDE99. 165. "Biomimicry: Secrets Hiding in Plain Sight," NBL (New Bottom Line) 6, no. 22, November 17, 1997; www.natlogic.com/resources/nbl/v06/n22.html 166. Janine M. Benyus, Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature (New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc.: 1998); www.biomimicry.org/reviews_text.html 167. Ed Hunt, "Biomimicry: Genius that Surrounds Us," Tidepool, www.biomimicry.org/reviews_text.html 168. Robin Eisner, "Biomimetics: Creating Materials from Nature's Blueprints," The Scientist, July 8, 1991; www.the-scientist.com/yr1991/july/research_910708.html 169. Jim Robbins, "Engineers Ask Nature for Design Advice," New York Times, December 11, 2001.

Buckminster Fuller was a designer, inventor, and thinker, and a true American original. Alec Nevala-Lee is the author of a new detailed and honest biography of Fuller, "Inventor of the Future: The Visionary Life of Buckminster Fuller." Dave talks to Alec about Bucky's life, the unusual cast of characters he attracted, and starts to get into some questions that help inform why Bucky's outsized personality might have attracted people who later went on to become attracted to various kinds of disinformation campaigns — a topic we'll explore in some later episodes. Follow Alec on Twitter at @nevalalee — and buy the book wherever books are sold. https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/59571984-inventor-of-the-future Keywords: Buckminster Fuller, Bucky Fuller, Inventor of the Future, Alec Nevala-Lee, Margaret Fuller, Geodesic Dome, Tensegrity, Gurdjieff, Roerich, Montreal Expo, Spaceship Earth, EPCOT, Bare Maximum, Dymaxion, 4D, Trim Tab, Robert Kiyosaki, Critical Path, Synergetics, Grunch of Giants, Werner Erhard, est training, John Denver, Ellen Burstyn, The Hunger Project, Stewart Brand, Whole Earth Catalog, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos

Una Historia pequeña de TrimTab Brewing y nuestra opinión de la Cerveza Leave No Trace.https://www.instagram.com/trimtabbrewing/https://www.trimtabbrewing.com

We have beer news and We give a small history on TrimTab Brewing and review Leave no trace.https://www.instagram.com/trimtabbrewing/https://www.trimtabbrewing.com

Ola! Thanks so much for stopping by, I am immensely grateful! In this episode I read from Dr. Joe Dispenza's book, You Are The Placebo and I play the title song off my soon to be released new album, Trim Tab. Blessings! Peace & Love, Stone --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stonepetoskey/message

In this episode I share some of my random thoughts on 'things' of the moment, read from the book Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul, by Mr. Stephen Jenkinson, and I sing my song Step Out of Time (from my soon to be released new album Trim Tab). Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate YOU! Peace & Love, Stone --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stonepetoskey/message

David Rose, Director of Sales at Bennett Marine, Connor Bluhm, an Account Manager at Bennett Marine, and Charlie Haimes, a partner with the Haimes Coleman Group joined PartsVu Xchange Talks Boating for a great discussion about trim tabs.Based in Deerfield Beach, FL, Bennett Marine is a leader in trim tab innovation. The Haimes Coleman Group is a sales organization made up of highly experienced and knowledgeable marine industry professionals. They represent 20 of the leading brands in the industry, including Bennett Marine, and have a fascinating birds-eye view of the market.In this episode we discuss:Fundamentals of trim tabsBenefits of trim tabsTrim tab control systemsAftermarket upgrade opportunitiesSelecting the best trim tab system for the applicationShop for Bennett Marine Trim Tabs & Accessories on PartsVu.comVideo: Trim Tab BasicsBennett Marine WebsiteVisit the Haimes Coleman Group websiteSpecial Discount from PartsVuFinally, PartsVu is here to support all of your boating cleaning, polishing, and waxing needs.Use coupon code PVTALKSSHINE for free shipping for your next www.partsvu.com order.Follow PartsVu on Facebook and Instagram (@partsvu4u)

In this episode Paul, Whit, and Ryan finally get to discuss Ryan's favorite Marvel film of all time. Join in as they discuss the brilliantly hilarious Thor: Ragnarok and all the things they love about Taika Waititi and his vision for this film. They also taste and discuss the incredible Barrel Bourbon: Seagrass and Trimtab's Language of Thunder, which both score high with their flavor profiles. https://www.1bourbon1movie1beer.com/ Find us on social media: Instagram @1bourbon_1movie_1beer Facebook https://www.facebook.com/1bourbon1movie1beer Twitter @1movie_1beer --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/1bourbon1movie1beer/message

November 2021 - Birmingham This month on the Brews Less Traveled Beer Club Podcast, Molly and co-host Tim explore the craft beer scene of Birmingham, AL. This week finishes out our stop in Birmingham with TrimTab Brewing Company's “Continuum” Double IPA and “Imperial Euphoria Now” Fruited Berliner Weisse. Also, a conversation with special guest Luke Garner, Brewmaster at TrimTab Brewing Company. In this episode, Luke tells his story from being in the wine industry to ending up as Brewmaster without ever homebrewing. Luke explains the lab that is currently running at TrimTab. The group discusses a Spicy Pumpkin Wheat beer that TrimTab brewed. Later, Luke discusses the culture of TrimTab and the benefits of having the draft taps in front of the bar instead of behind. You can drink along with Molly from the comfort of home! Join the Brews Less Traveled beer club, get delicious beers delivered monthly, then tune into our weekly interactive virtual beer tastings on Wednesday evenings. Visit https://brewvana.com/product/beer-of-the-month-club to join! Cheers! Subscribe to the most well-traveled beer podcast in the nation! Follow us as we travel the country finding America's BEST undiscovered craft beer! Instagram: Molly - www.instagram.com/molly_brewslesstraveled Brewvana - www.instagram.com/brewvana Facebook - www.facebook.com/brewvana

This week, we have the return of Nadir! To celebrate his return, we drink a plethora of beers from TrimTab, Martin House & Monday Night Brewing. We also discuss the recent Bears and Falcons games, the fallout of both, and the potential firing of Matt Nagy. Happy holidays!

Hypnosis is often seen as having therapeutic value, a way of overcoming problems caused by an ‘incorrect psyche.' Because of the layer of silence achieved inside a Vedic Meditation sitting, Vedic Meditation, we're frequently asked if it is actually a form of hypnosis.The short answer is no. Vedic Meditation is not hypnosis, but to understand the answer fully requires a closer look at what hypnosis is. Though hypnosis may be done with good intent, and may apparently have some ‘good' effects, and may appear to be beneficial, essentially it's a form of manipulation. So in that sense, hypnosis is in fact the opposite of Vedic Meditation. Vedic Meditation provides an opportunity to transcend the mind, to go beyond the small s self, the field where hypnosis has an impact, to the big “S” Self, where hypnosis has no impact whatsoever, and where the psyche can obtain benefits far beyond anything that hypnosis can deliver, and in perfect alignment with Nature.Listen to Thom explain this more fully, looking at the subject both from an individual perspective and also from the group perspective, explaining the impact of suggestibility and the role of Vedic Meditation in combating its effects. Episode Highlights:[00:00] - Is Vedic Meditation a Form of Hypnosis?[01:59] - Locus of Control[03:28] - A Construct of Exterior Influences[04:52] - The External Locus of Control at Play[04:58] - Field Dependency and a Narcissistic Approach to Life[07:49] - Internalized Locus of Control[08:58] - Who is a Control Freak?[10:41] - The Loving Controller[12:06] - The Element Of Suggestibility[13:45] - The Field-Independent Person[14:47] - Suggestibility and Influences of the Outside World[16:44] - Mass Suggestibility[18:32] - Being: The Fountainhead Of Creative Intelligence[20:28] - The Cause of the Evolutionary Process[22:11] - Hypnotizability and Suggestion[23:42] - Self-Hypnosis[24:56] - Changing Psyche On The Basis Of Suggestibility[26:24] - Suggestibility and Terrible Behaviors[28:07] - Hypnosis for Addiction[29:31] - The Inexperienced Gardener[30:41] - Fixing the Symptoms[31:42] - The Role of Vedic Meditation[32:42] - Experiencing The Inner Potentiality[34:43] - Becoming More Ideal Citizens[36:21] - Creating Social Change[38:18] - Buckminster Fuller and the Analogy of the Trim Tab[40:51] - The Consciousness-Spreader EffectUseful Linksinfo@thomknoles.com https://thomknoles.com/https://www.instagram.com/thethomknoles/https://www.facebook.com/thethomknoleshttps://www.youtube.com/c/thomknoles https://thomknoles.com/ask-thom-anything/

Waddup! WE are BACK with a BRAND NEW episode. This week's show is about the Cowboys manhandling the Falcons in Arlington, the Bears readying to play the Baltimore Ravens in Chicago this coming Sunday, and what's next for both teams. Plus... a tie?? and Cam Newton is BACK. #shoutout to TrimTab Brewing for the hookup on this week's brews! We appreciate the hospitality, support, and excellent product. Cheers!

Zac, Shane, Jim and James meet at The Casual Pint to discuss Boston Beer Co and the death of seltzer beer, California exodus, mild sacrilege, Squid Game, Mike's Hard Lovers, a school board prank gone horribly right, what happens when you give fetal alcohol syndrome a rap career and more! All while enjoying beers from Destihl, Hopping Frog, Lagunita's and TrimTab

Today we're talking about sharing the vision and leading the brewery team.The guest for this episode is Harris Stewart from TrimTab Brewing Co out of Birmingham, Alabama.We hear from Adam about the different cultural leadership styles he has experience with, Harris tells us how he transitioned away from micromanagement, and how he views company decision making.We had an absolutely stellar discussion with Harris, so we're skipping straight to the guest portion for this one.Enjoy!Links:TrimTab Brewing CoReuben's Brews

Just what is a trimtab and how can becoming like one change your life? Little by little does the trick. This week's sponsor is HelloFresh. Use code:HFAFF80 to get an $80 discount including free shipping on the first box. https://hellofresh-ca.o5kg.net/c/2544961/791027/7893 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/positively365/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/positively365/support

I am always learning many things, all the time - still learning. Some things I keep learning over and over - kind of implying I'm not bloody learning them at all. And then there are ones that I learn again and again but in a new way or on a new level, almost. One of those is this: man, as individuals and as a society we need the wisdom, experience, insight, and practises of elders; those people advanced in age (perhaps) but sage in themselves and experienced in those years. For the longest part of human history - up until the global expansion of the agricultural age on one new level and then the dawn of the industrial age on an all-new, and almost entirely eradicating new level, we were a species that lived in small tribal bands and communities where young, old, babies and elderly, couples and families lived in close quarters, everyone had a role, everyone had a purpose. One of the central roles to a healthy, functioning and mature - initiated -  society was the role of the elder; the people who could guide not only the youth, but those entering into marriage and parenthood and slowly taking over the majority of the responsibility of the community. Elders would initiate the young, pass on wisdom and knowledge, tell stories and share the lesson to life in myth and song, and cultural stories. They would sit with the young and facilitate respect, patience, grace, and humility. They were a crucial part of individuals growing into responsible adults, as well as the healthy functioning of the clan. Then BANG, we lose that, and widely present throughout most Western, and certainly European cultures, we don't have this. Instead, we have a generation of eldery, or ‘olders, perhaps. We have lost the respect and reverence for the wisdom in our older generation, instead, they have been taught to chase the solo life of retirement and end of life fulfilment, turning away from the role, while the rest of us happily shove them to the corner of our psyche and our society, into the care homes and minimum security prisons, as Jerry Seinfeld once called retirement homes. We have lost the role and importance of true elders unless individuals choose to follow that path. They exist, but it's not really a self-appointed tag. As one elder I admire and follow, Francis Weller, says: “Eldership comes about when the youth come for something” - because this is something have been pondering - ‘ how do we create more elders when they are limited, we just have old people and they never had elders bringing them through and showing them the way? And now I get it - we, the ‘youth' create this by going to those people and asking for something; guidance, support, wisdom, insight, initiation. In this Episode: This was evident to me in meeting and chatting in this episode with today's guest, John Moulang. I'm not entirely sure if john would agree with my summation here, but we do get into it in this episode. As we do his own story in parts. While he has quite the introduction in being captured, poisoned, raped, and even being in a coma, we don't spend too much time in those stories. After all, in one short podcast, episode, while it might be entertaining to hear those stories, we are here to learn some insight from him, and as John so wisely put it, not everyone gets access to your full story until they earn the right. That's what sitting with elders can do; impart little gems like this while also earning the right to the deeper stories and lessons. We also discuss elements of the shadow and men's work that john has been heavily influential in over the years. I suspect I personally will have many more conversations with John over the years, and perhaps record one or two so that we can learn from him and other elders like him (just don't expect him to call himself an elder, as I won't call myself a ‘legend' - just make a podcast with that title as something to strive a life towards ;-) )   As always, if you have questions about it - ask me. Hit me on social media @mikecampbellmc on Instagram or @Mike Campbell Man Coach on Facebook.   John's Bio: John has explored and experienced much of South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Thailand. He had intentions to build a career in surfing until a skateboard accident switched his focus to music – firstly as a percussionist then adding guitar and vocals as he developed his craft into a career. The years have also been given to architecture, project management, counselling and meditation training. In more recent years, John has offered consultancy to accessibility for people with a disability while contributing to ‘men's work', co-creating the annual Sydney National Men's Gathering.  Now, as president of the National Men's Gathering Association, he continues expanding its offerings to regional areas and being more inclusive.  John launched his first book of poetry THE HEART OF ONE in 2020 with the second coming out in September 2021, titled DREAM WAKE LISTEN SEE.  John is currently restructuring and consolidating into TRIMTAB 24.7 with three parts - being Trimtab Access, Trimtab Creative and Trimtab Leadership. Trimtab Leadership supports those who are already leaders wanting to be better leaders evolving to great leaders – with infinite impeccability.    Where to find John Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/John-Moulang-Poet-115538350179266  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnmoulangpoet/    Other Ways To Consume this podcast: iTunes Spotify YouTube   Get Involved: Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Follow on Spotify Sign up for Mike's LEGENDAILY Texts to help you with a daily shot of loving straight talk direct to your pocket Want or need to get your shit together? Mike's powerful and punchy 3 week course GYST 101 is made just for you to make your shit make sense stop the self-sabotage, and step into your potential. Get it here now.

Michael and Anthony ended up with different beers from the same brewery this week. Both brews are featured in the Trimtab Cellar Reserve Series. Anthony has the Salted Maple Stout and Michael has the Maple Cakes Imperial Stout. After beer talk, the discussion and study of 1 Peter continues through verse 12 of chapter 2. Trimtab can be found here: https://www.trimtabbrewing.com/

A quick interview with Hunter Ferrell with Trimtab Brewing in Birmingham, Alabama for their South Louisiana release pint night at Mid City Beer Garden in Baton Rouge.Support the show (http://patreon.com/theabvpodcast)

A quick interview with Hunter Ferrell with Trimtab Brewing in Birmingham, Alabama for their South Louisiana release pint night at Mid City Beer Garden in Baton Rouge.Support the show (http://patreon.com/theabvpodcast)

This is a special podcast episode where Charlie & Drew actually interview each other about how they built their green building consulting businesses. It has a style similar to NPR's How I Built This. Enjoy!   Drew Shula is Founder & Principal at Verdical Group, a leading Los Angeles-based full-service green building consulting firm specializing in certification project management, net zero, commissioning, energy modeling, and program management. Verdical Group is a certified B Corporation and 1% for the Planet member company. In addition to managing some of the highest profile green building projects in California, including LEED Platinum and Living Building Challenge projects (such as the first Energy Petal certified project in California), Verdical Group hosts the world's largest annual Net Zero Conference. Shula is a Founding Steering Committee member of the Living Building Challenge Los Angeles Collaborative and a frequent speaker on net zero and high performance buildings including at Cornell University, The 2 Degrees Symposium on Climate Change, and the Living Future unConference. Shula has appeared in USA Today, Forbes, USGBC+ Magazine, and the International Living Future Institute's Trim Tab. He holds a 5-year professional degree in Architecture from the University of Notre Dame. Charlie Cichetti is the CEO of several small giants in the Green Building industry: Sustainable Investment Group (SIG), Green Building Education Services (GBES), Blue Ocean Sustainability, and Aetos Imaging. Over the course of his career Charlie has personally taught and trained over 10,000+ professionals in-person about LEED, the green building movement, and how to pass LEED exams. His green building education company GBES has over 130,000+ professionals around the world who use their study tools and CE materials to help maintain their credentials after Charlie and his team helped them pass their exams. Charlie also advocates for LEED and the green building movement to thousands of people monthly as they tune in to listen to his weekly podcast, Green Building Matters. Charlie is an expert in both the designing of green buildings and the operations of green buildings. Charlie has led many projects (over 50 Million SF of LEED/Energy Star/Cx-RCx) to LEED Gold, and even a few to the highest mark: Platinum, and is a master trainer on sustainability topics.   Show Highlights Focused on decarbonizing the built environment. Verdical Group's three buckets.  Join the largest net zero building event in the world.  A template for folks just coming up in the industry and thinking about starting their own businesses in the future.  Accomplishing the Triple Bottom Line.   One of the problems with the industry.  Education, innovation and software tools to help with the evolution of the movement to capitalize on the moment to impact the future. The drive  to become social entrepreneurs and how to chase opportunity. How Charlie and Drew are building companies to make a positive environmental and social impact on the world?  Forecasting the future to be part of building equitable solutions Success versus luck. Understanding entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship and knowing when you go through the window.  “I don't know how you do it, Charlie. You are an entrepreneur's entrepreneur with all your startups. It's really incredible. You're like the Elon Musk of the green building world and you drive a Tesla to boot, so kudos to you with all the amazing things you're working on.” -Drew Shula    Drew Shula's Show Resource and Information Verdical Group  Net Zero Conference How I Built This with Guy Raz – NPR Podcast Patagonia Outdoor Clothing & Gear LinkedIn   Drew Shula Transcript   Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES Charlie on LinkedIn Green Building Educational Services GBES on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Like on Facebook Google+ GBES Pinterest Pins GBES on Instagram GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to www.gbes.com/join to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community! If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Green Building Matters Podcast!   Copyright © 2021 GBES

From the archives:  How quickly the year is going.  Remember all your hopes and expectations when the year started?  How’s it going?  Saturday Morning Coaching is here and today we take stock of our progress and learn how to use the trimtab for course correction.  Get the STARPOWER Model at MyValueTree.com and be ready right after weather and sports.

Time for a free form episode! On Episode 105 our hosts review one beer and discuss one topic...Both Stephen and Jesse try the Trimtab Observer Hazy IPA while talking about Spotify Wrapped - The year end top lists regarding music...sounds like a free form recipe for success. Cheers!

Scott couldn't make it, so Brad called in back-ups; Bo and Brett... We recorded this is one take and tried to keep it casual with this one. The audio is a little funky and took a while to edit, but I enjoyed this episode a great deal and hope you do as well. Be sure to follow us on social media: instagram: @alabama_brew_review Gmail and paypal: bamabrewreview@gmail.com patreon: Alabama brew review facebook: Alabama brew review --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alabama-brew-review/support

Today we will look at what we can all learn from the Queen Mary and how it applies to our lives, churches, business, and community.

Are you a trim tab? The Trim Tab Principle... if a person maintains their focus on what they know to be right, they might be able to move the world in a better direction, despite being just one small individual.

The future is for those who dare to imagine and make it happen. Granting that the richness of data and technology had made the moon shot dreams one step closer to reality, but are you daring enough to imagine big? Join our conversation with Cecilia Tham on a trip to a data-enabled future, and see what it's like to run a career at the crossroad of technology, entrepreneurship, and impact. Cecilia Tham holds an architecture degree from Harvard undergraduate and graduate school. Being the founder of 3 successful startups that curate a community of innovative, tech-driven, social aware entrepreneurs, she is currently incubating her new company Futurity Studio. In the conversation we touched upon her past experience and current Data Science studies with Allwomen, her lessons and tips from serial entrepreneur experience, and the current labs running in her Futurity Studio focusing on automated commerce, food, and neuro UI. Other than the mind-opening envisioning of the future, Cecilia also shares with us her secret sauce- the concept of TrimTab. Of course with useful cheatsheet for TrimTabs that could potentially be of use to us. Dive into the episode and ready to be inspired! Things you agree and disagree? Share with us! Most most most importantly- check us out on our freshly published website! https://dataforfuture.org/ #womeninbusiness #womenintech #TrimTab #Data #Future

"This is just gonna be our understanding of this poem while dealing with coronavirus." Beer: Natural Habitat Imperial Sour with Strawberry and Key Line by TrimTab Brewing (Birmingham, AL) Poetry: Forest Primeval by Vievee Francis (Northwestern University Press,2015) Girl Crush: Anyone and everyone on the front lines handling the COVID19 pandemic Guys, things are weird right now. We're trapped in our houses, anxious about ... everything? ... and just trying to stay sane and connected while social distancing or self isolating or quarantining. This week, we drink another TrimTab beer and Erica talks about the importance of supporting local, and Alyx brings us a poem about the end times that somehow brings a silver lining to difficult situations, maybe? We'll let you be the judge. Thanks for putting up with a slightly uneven/ weird audio quality (we're working on making it better!). Stay home. Wash your hands. We love you

Rick and Patrick each review their own beer this week. Rick rates the 205 from Trimtab Brewery and Patrick rates the Daycation IPA from Highland Brewing. From Packer's Concise Theology they continue talking through the person and work of Jesus in his Obedience, Vocation, and Transfiguration. Trimtab is found here: https://www.trimtabbrewing.com/ Highland Brewing is here: https://highlandbrewing.com/

Local comics Natasha Ferrier, Ethan McFall, & Elijah Craan join in on this show after a long day of helping Tanner construct the awards for the upcoming Donnies. It was a long day covered in paint, so they decided they needed a few beers to chill right on down. They’re drinking some Westbrook Brewing, some Trim Tab, and more. All while talking about Kumail Nanjiani’s new Marvel bod, New Belgium selling to Lion Little World Beverages, and Natasha and Ethan talk about their experience meeting Dave Chappelle.

Have you ever heard of the Domino Effect? Gary Keller and Jay Papasan discuss this effect in their book The ONE Thing. Linked to the Domino Effect is the 1st Domino Principle. On November 13th, 2009, in the Netherlands, 4,491,863 dominos were lined up and toppled down with just one flick of the finger. This made the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest sequential domino fall in history. The first domino toppling into the next resulted in 94,000 joules of energy being expended over the course of the line, which equals 545 pushups by the average human. The effect that first domino had on the whole line of dominos was truly astounding. Over 25 years prior to this event, Lorne Whitehead wrote a piece in the American Journal of Physics that he’d discovered that a domino can topple dominos 50% larger than themselves.  Using Whitehead’s research, if the 1st domino is 1” in height, the 10th domino would be the size of a 6’ tall man. The 18th would be the height of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The 23rd would be taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The 57ths would bridge the distance between the Earth and the moon.  But how does this apply to business growth and sales? Listen in to learn how understanding the lineage of your 1st domino results in building sequentially, over time a business the size of the 57th domino. Hold onto your patience and confidence as you learn the three key insights for this episode, which are:  What is the “1st Domino Principle” and why does it impact permanent change? How to uncover the 1st Domino in 4 fundamental aspects in your life. What if the 1st Domino revealed the three words on your gravestone? What would they be?  Who is your trim tab? Who is your first domino? How will that first domino impact your last? Things to think about as you review this episode and the insights you learned.  In This Episode:  [04:17] - Alex shares the three key insights for this episode. [06:08] - Every transformation in life starts like falling dominos. Learn more.  [06:52] - What is the 1st Domino Principle? [08:46] - Learn more about the Domino Effect as discussed in The One Thing, Chapter 2. [11:30] - How this correlates with The Compound Effect. [13:07] - Why is the 1st Domino Principle relevant in business and sales?  [15:12] - What is the 1st Domino Principle and why does it impact change?  Mentally who had the most impact on you?  Emotionally who had the most impact on you?  Physically who had the most impact on you? Spiritually who had the most impact on you? [17:37] - Alex shares the dominos in the mental aspect of his life. [19:02] - Why Buckminster Fuller was Alex’s first domino for thinking. [20:10] - How does your first domino impact your final domino - your epitaph?  [22:08] - What is a TRIM TAB and what does it have to do with sales?  [25:09] - The Alexism is, “Entrepreneurial success is defined by two words: Delayed Gratification.” [26:27] - Hear the quick recap for the three key insights of this episode:  What is the “1st Domino Principle” and why does it impact permanent change? How to uncover the 1st Domino in 4 fundamental aspects in your life. What if the 1st Domino revealed the three words on your gravestone? What would they be?  [28:47] - If you’ve already given Alex a review, write down your biggest takeaway from this episode on an index card. If you haven’t, though, please use that Aha! moment as your review for the show at this link! [30:33] - In honor of this episode, Alex gives listeners a final gift. You can get a completely free copy of his book Alexisms by going to this link! You will also get free access to his $497 VBT e-Course! Links and Resources:  Alex Mandossian Alex Mandossian Fan on Facebook Alex’s Friday Live events MarketingOnline.com Marketing Online 4-Part Video Training Series Alex Mandossian on YouTube Alexisms by Alex Mandossian All Selling Aside on iTunes Alex Mandossian’s free live Friday show Joel Bower The One Thing by Gary W. Keller and Jay Papasan Bard Press The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy Michael Gerber Buckminster Fuller Marshall Thurber Bobbi DePorter Blair Singer Harv Eker 

I just had the great privilege to host another interview with Phillip Moore founder of Trimtab and educational steward for five decades in the making. Today we talked about:

- A photo of delicious European chicken wings can be seen in this tweet: https://twitter.com/tonysimon/status/1197178877585612807- The beer is a CLASSIC example of a Blueberry Imperial Doughnut Stout. They don't have a page for it on their site, so here's a link to their, uh, homepage? - https://www.trimtabbrewing.com/

Local comedian, Bridgette Martin comes by to drink a few beers on this episode. Her, Tanner, and Jared are discussing the Founders Brewing settlement, the Coca Cola Stage leaving Riverbend next year, and Tanner talks about the great beers down at the Heaven and Ale 2nd Anniversary Party this past weekend. About halfway through the episode surprise guest, Tim Shields, swings through and brings a couple tasty beers as well. This episode they’re drinking 4Hands Brewing Warp Perception, TrimTab’s Beach, Please, Gateway Kolsch from French Broad River Brewery, and The Fragile Kind from Aslin Beer Company.

BAKER HEINZ. Jesus Christ.

WARNING: More Explicit Than Usual Episode 16 with TrimTab Brewing Company in Birmingham, AL. Brewmaster Luke Garner join us for our wildest episode yet. We cover everything from the origin of TrimTab's famous #006 IPA, why they love fruit so much, entering the vape market and much more. Intro and Outro music is "Birmingham" by Ryan Sobb, grab his music here -> www.ryansobb.com Find us online at www.extraspecialbrews.com and on social media @extraspecialbrews

This week, the Drunk Guys try not to get blown up while they discuss The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt. They also drink several works of art, including: Actual and Insufferable by Finback, Breakfast Hero by Trim Tab, Scantron IPA by Stoneface, and Almost Famous by Torch and Crown. The Drunk

“The Trim Tab cult is just gathering in the corners.” “I’m too broke to go to a butcher shop.” Beer: The Original 006 by Trim Tab Brewing (Birmingham, Alabama) Poetry: "H. Vernon," "I Have an Idea for a Film" and "Mermaids Explained" by Christopher Reid in his book Mermaids Explained: Poems (Harcourt, 2001) Girl Crush: “Eighth Grade” actress Elsie Fisher On the eighth episode of the pod, we enjoy a cult favorite - The Original 006 from Trim Tab here in Birmingham. Sure, it’s our second Trim Tab beer in a few weeks, but trust us, the in-depth conversation on hops drama is worth it. We also have a strange chat about an English poet who is part of the self-created Martian Movement. We talk about Christopher Reid's morbid and humorous work in his book called "Alyx grabbed this at a $5 book swap" aka "Mermaids Explained." Cheers! It’s easier to have people accept your madness if you’re a white dude. Forbes article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/taranurin/2018/01/26/hop-vendors-swallow-a-bitter-pill-as-they-confront-an-oversaturated-market-customers-who-cant-pay/ Harris’s blog: https://www.trimtabbrewing.com/post/join-the-beer-business-they-said-it-ll-be-fun-they-said-part-1

Rick Heyland reviews the importance of weekly game planning to help focus and accomplish our most important goals.  Go to www.ci4life.org for a free download of the weekly game planning tool.

On this week's episode, we drink a freshly canned Never Sleep IPA from our friends at Good Word Brewing in Duluth, GA, and a delicious Imperial Paradise Now Raspberry Berliner Weisse from Trimtab Brewing in Birmingham, AL. Our discussion covers reaction to the Kawhi Leonard & Paul George moves to LA plus what's next for Russell Westbrook—and for our football fans, how should the Falcons handle Grady Jarrett's contract negotiations? We end the episode by continuing our countdown of our personal favorite NFL players as we look forward to the NFL HOF Game kickoff! 

“Erica is just giving me two more dishes to clean.” “The golden age of not being able to hold a conversation because you didn’t spend 10 hours of your day on the internet.” Beer: All the Fruits by TrimTab Brewing Company (Birmingham, AL) Poem: "Golden Age" by NiIna Pollari and “Familiar” by merritt k in Total Mood Killer (TigerBee Press, 2017) Girl Crush: Writer Anne Helen Peteren for her Buzzfeed article “How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation” This week, see if you can count the number of times Leslie meows and tries to guest-star in our podcast! This week, we drink All the Fruits Berliner Weisse, a summer release by one of our favorite local breweries TrimTab. We also read about living in the so-called “golden age” in the poetry book Total Mood Killer by Niina Pollari and merritt k.

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Short episode from ENVISION Festival 2019 with Marcus McNeill, the CEO of Magic. This episode was first published via https://superheroacademy.net/ He is extremely excited about the experience and journey of his clients; Marcus has led marketing strategy for 50+ companies, including Marianne Williamson, Eckhart Tolle, Byron Katie, Kim Eng, and Deepak Chopra's Chopra Center. With a passion for sustainability, renewable energy, spirituality, and wellness, he aims to impact billions of lives through digital marketing in those industries. Magic was also a Trimtab in the effort to decriminalize psilocybin mushrooms in Denver, Colorado.    

PAINter from the Savannah Derby Devils joins the guys for today's Beer Review of Supremacy.  It was one of the best beers we've tried in a while!

This week on Fresh Hop Cinema we review of "A Star Is Born;" the fourth remake of a Hollywood tradition dating back to 1937. In this iteration, Bradley Cooper directs while costarring next to silver screen first-timer Lady Gaga. This film is a cautionary tale of fame and alcoholism, a telling of a star's rise in the modern music industry and ultimately a pendulum of romance and heartbreak. We drink a craft beer industry staple in "Jai Alai." This IPA from Cigar City Brewing is a 7.5% mouthful of citrusy goodness. To end the show, we discuss a beer from Birmingham brewery Trim Tab called "Breakfast Hero." It's an 8.5% imperial stout with ACTUAL doughnuts added to the mash! Too crazy OR just crazy enough to be delicious?! Episode Timeline: 0:00 - 26:14 "Jai Alai" & "Hot & Bothered" 27:14 - 43:23 "A Star Is Born" (Spoiler Free) 44:00 - END "Breakfast Hero" & "A Star Is Born" (SPOILERS)

Harris Stewart used to procrastinate studying law in college by brewing beer. Until one day, he realized that he should probably brew for a living. TrimTab was born out of that desire. We talk to Harris about the Alabama brewing scene, running a business and managing a family, expansion into Georgia and of course the beer. Plus, with the summer months coming, we'll learn why it's not a great idea to leave your beer in the car. Truck and Tap's Beers of the Week:  Trim Tab Paradise Waits Berliner Weisse Trim Tab IPA TrimTab 006 Hazy IPA Southern Grist Hair of the Wizard Headlines: MillerCoors Chairman, Pete Coors, Writes “Open Letter” to Brewers Association Nikos Ridge President of Ninkasi Brewing Writes Response Big Win For GA: The Governor has Signed the Sunday Brunch Bill Coming up next week, we're taking a trip to Augusta to check out the beer scene. Have a great week, and don't forget to DRINK LOCAL. Cheers!

Single Saddle Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra • intro to trim tab • Trim Tab • trim tab synopsis • Pokey Hokey (ft. Dr. Hall & MedRmx) by Z --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/integrity/support

To some, making a BEER cocktail is a sin.  Jason Santamaria, one of the founders of Second Self Beer Co., started experimenting with beer cocktails in college as a way to make cheap beer taste better.  Today? You could call him a mixologist. He regularly crafts cocktails for friends and family, and they dabble a little bit in (non-alcoholic) mixers at Second Self's taproom.  We also talked about what's happening in the Atlanta brewery's world, including the new release of their ATAle cans to celebrate Pride week.  Skye Estroff from the Taste of Atlanta also stopped by to tell us about their beers at the event. Truck and Tap's Beers of the Week: Wild Heaven Fortress of Sourtude Second Self AT-Ale Beer Cocktails (check beerguysradio.com for the recipies) Headlines GABF wrapup - Georgia winners, Alabama's TrimTab also placed. Variant set to open soon in Roswell Reformation Brewery announces plans for second location in Downtown Woodstock Coming up next week, we're talking to craft beer advocate, state lawmaker and gubernatorial candidate Hunter Hill! 

"If struggling were the way, we'd all be there by now." Victoria Castle reveals for us a deep root of one of the main causes of difficulty in our lives as individuals and a society. It is deceptively simple to understand cognitively, but a true master key in changing our lives and our happiness for the better. She makes very clear the difference between facts/reality and the stories, interpretations, perspectives, lenses, and assumptions we bring to those circumstances. She shares warmth, clarity, and humor in describing a phenomenon that easily goes unnoticed -- the Trance of Scarcity. The Trance of Scarcity is the prevailing norm in how we see the world in terms of survival, struggle, stress--that there isn't enough, we aren't good enough, that we don't have enough. It has become so commonplace to our way of thinking that we rarely challenge those thoughts and stories. Our immensely enjoyable and insightful conversation touches on the following: The limitations of struggle The simplicity of using breathing consciously and centering to make positive change moment-to-moment The power of daily practices to come from our best selves How the stories I am not good enough, competent enough, wealthy enough, beautiful enough, smart enough, old or young enough, "I am only lovable if…"etc—how that is a story, an interpretation, an assessment, a lens on reality which produces our experience The surprising downside of thinking in terms of right/wrong or good/bad instead of what is practical and useful in terms of our higher aims The power we have in what we think to align with greater possibility, without devolving into affirmations or positive thinking How struggling and striving externally won’t fix the things that feel off inside us Pitfalls once we see scarcity of measuring ourselves by perfection Life-changing power of gratitude The Trim Tab insight: Finding the best leverage points for change And more Thanks as always for listening and for doing your thing in the world.

POD 14 1. A Tribe Called Red ~ The Light (feat. Lido Pimienta) 2. Zomes ~ Time Was 3. Grumbling Fur ~ Feet of Clay 4. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith ~ Rare Things Grow 5. Joshua Abrams ~ Magnetoception 6. Jorge Reyes & Antonio Zepeda ~ Caña 7. King Crimson ~ The Power to Believe II demo 8. Umberto ~ White Night 9. Enya ~ The Loxian Gates 10. A Perfect Circle ~ Vanishing 11. Innercity Ensemble ~ Godzi nas ze œwiatem 12. Daniel Lanois ~ Blue Diamond 13. Cass McCombs ~ It

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, Festivus, etc! It's the holidays, so we're spending time with friends and family this weekend. Enjoy our "best of" edition, featuring interviews from:  Scofflaw Brewing Company Trim Tab Brewing Co.  Cherry Street Brewing Cooperative Good People Brewing Company Thanks again to all of our sponsors who make the show possible, and all of our awesome fans! We'll be back next week with our "Best in Craft Beer 2016" awards show.  Be sure to vote for your favorites in Georgia and Alabama.  Happy holidays, and cheers!

It's the most wonderful time of the year!  We're talking, of course, about stouts, porters, and all those great roasty holiday beers that come out this time of the year. To help us enjoy them, we invited the trio from Dry County Brewing company into the studio.  Truck and Tap's Beers of the Week: Dry County served up some of their dark beers, including their Bad Hombre.  Other wintry-type beers we talked about:  Burnt Hickory Courageous Conductor - Red Velvet Cake Porter Creature Comforts Koko Buni - Milk porter with Coffee and coconut Terrapin Moo Hoo (Chocolate milk stout) and its several variants.  Wild Heaven Ode to Mercy Special Winter Ale (Coffee brown with bourbon barrel chips.) Good People El Gordo (13.9% Russian Imperial Stout) Back Forty Peanut Butter Porter Red Brick Vanilla Gorilla (Vanilla Porter) Red Brick Hype Whale (Bourbon Imperial Stout - Releases around February) Southbound Moonlight Drive - Imperial Coffee Stout Scofflaw Barrel Aged Absentia - Imperial Stout in Buffalo Trace Barrels (Release 01/14) Three Taverns Helm's Deep (Bourbon Barrel Aged Russian Imeperial Stout) & Third Age (Sherry Barrel Old Ale) Monday Night Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt - Bourbon Barrel Aged Scotch Ale Orpheus The Ferryman - BBA Imperial Stout with coffee, chiles, vanilla beans Jekyll Redneck Christmas Stout - Imperial Stout with coffee, chocolate, and peppermint Headlines (sponsored by Your Pie Perimeter):  Second Self distributing into Alabama Georgia Beer Company requesting permit in downtown Valdosta Beer Gardens popping up in Decatur and downtown Beer volumes decline where marijuana is legal Gatlinburg fires - Smoky Mountain Brewery is OK, but they will be closed “indefinitely” Trim Tab, Creature Comforts makes list of Craft Breweries to watch BrewDog domestic beer production delayed, to begin in April How much would you pay for a beer? One guy paid $5k for a 2013 Toppling Goliath Vanilla Bean Assassin Stout (via beerblackbook.com) Coming up next week? We'll head up north.... North Georgia that is, to talk to Fannin Brewing. Have a great week, and cheers!  

The buzz: 'The unicorn is noble' -German folk song. Wow! Companies led by EY Entrepreneur Of The Year winners are among the most successful in the world, generating 3T dollars in revenue, creating 13M jobs, outperforming the US market in stock returns and longevity. The majority go public at 300 percent the rate of US private companies. How did EY identify these 'unicorns'? What entrepreneurial lessons can your company learn from them about managing risk, finding talent, balancing growth with social purpose? The experts speak. Herb Engert, EY: “The greatest leader…is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things” -R. Reagan. Steve Strauss, USA Today: “Thinking about what one little man could do. Think of the Queen Mary…there's a tiny thing at the edge of the rudder called a trimtab…call me ‘Trimtab'” -R. B. Fuller. Steve Peck, SAP: “And, in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make” -The Beatles. Join us for Learning from The Unicorns: EY Entrepreneur Of The Year.

The buzz: 'The unicorn is noble' -German folk song. Wow! Companies led by EY Entrepreneur Of The Year winners are among the most successful in the world, generating 3T dollars in revenue, creating 13M jobs, outperforming the US market in stock returns and longevity. The majority go public at 300 percent the rate of US private companies. How did EY identify these 'unicorns'? What entrepreneurial lessons can your company learn from them about managing risk, finding talent, balancing growth with social purpose? The experts speak. Herb Engert, EY: “The greatest leader…is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things” -R. Reagan. Steve Strauss, USA Today: “Thinking about what one little man could do. Think of the Queen Mary…there's a tiny thing at the edge of the rudder called a trimtab…call me ‘Trimtab'” -R. B. Fuller. Steve Peck, SAP: “And, in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make” -The Beatles. Join us for Learning from The Unicorns: EY Entrepreneur Of The Year.

The modern classical and musique concrète set I played on Tautology's sound stage in Black Rock City Science Center at Burning Man 2016.

Happy 4th of July! One of the newest and coolest breweries in Birmingham, Trim Tab, stopped by today. Well, OK, he didn't physically stop by, but Trim Tab owner Harris Stewart was on the line. A former law student at the University of Alabama, Stewart soon realized that he was having a lot more fun home brewing than learning about being a barrister. So he and his wife set up shop in Birmingham.  We talk about the inspiration behind "Trim Tab" (hint: Buckminster Fuller had something to do with it), and the importance of craft beer / breweries in creating a community.  Plus, Mike O'Sullivan of Taproom Press stopped by to talk Georgia beer, and friend of the show Brian Hewitt came by with some of the beers he grabbed on a recent trip to Oregon. 

Segment 1: Michele PW has a reputation for crafting promotional materials and creating marketing campaigns that people love and get results. She is the owner and founder of Michele PW/Creative Concepts and Copywriting LLC, which has a client list that reads like the "Who's Who" of Internet Marketing.  Michele is also a national speaker and the bestselling author of "Love-Based Copywriting -- How to Write Copy that Attracts, Inspires and Invites Your Ideal Prospects to Become Ideal Clients."Segment 2: Jocelyn Baird is a NextAdvisor Writer who covers identity theft, credit report monitoring, security software, small business loans, personal loans, payday loans and photo cards. Segment 3: Jen Cohen Compton, Editor-in-Chief at The Neat Company, has extensive experience within the small business industry, including founding her own business, Something Creative, in 2008.Segment 4: Steve Strauss is a USA Today small business columnist. He also runs www.theselfemployed.com which is a portal for all things small business. Segment 5: Sam Rosen is a city native with a passion for changing the real estate industry to fit the needs of current employees. He started his career with co-owning/operating The Coop, Chicago's first dedicated co-working space. Sam's new venture is Desktime, an online platform that allows co-working operators and businesses with extra capacity to share space, manage availability and resources.Sponsored by Sage and Nextiva.

To view the videos used in this lecture, please visit the following links #1 Masterpiece: http://youtu.be/UsOvNTulcro #2 Trim Tab: http://youtu.be/gDo2EIV7ngc

1. U.S. Employment figures, 1.2 million leave workforce. 2. Employment actually down 2.9 million according to TrimTab. 3. Greece refuse austerity measures - death wish. 4. Gas price in Euro-zone at time high. 5. U.S. Banks sued over Mortgage foreclosures. 6. Baltic Dry index plunge, half trillion at stake. 7. Israel put on High Alert. 8. Euro tumbles, Papademos resignation imminent. www.thefinancialreality.com

Come on into the Eaglerock Portable Studio as Captain Rob and Tina record there first podcast together in over two years.  Our lives continue to be busy and in an effort to start producing podcasts again, we recorded this at the kitchen table with a portable podcasting setup.  A little degradation in the recording quality is in order so that we can record more often.  Also our regular studio hasn't been put back together so we hope you don't mind the recording.  We learned a few things that we can do to improve the next portable recording of our next epidsode in the next couple of weeks.   We are joined by our 16 year old son who we think previous listeners will remember as Trim Tab.  We talk  a little about what has been going on and then get right into listener feedback.  This episode also serves as an opportunity for Captain Rob and Tina to get there feet wet again at podcasting.  We appreciate your patience with us.   For those folks interested in the ground lesson Captin Rob gives Tina and their son, be sure to listen to the Lessons Feed.  That episode is the same as this one but we continue recording into a lesson after the 41 minute mark.   It is good to be back and we hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it.   Please contact us and give us your feed back at:   email: learningtoflytogether at gmail.com Voicemail: 206-337-6300 Twitter: captain_rob Skype: learningtoflytogether   Intro song is "Learning to Fly" by Josh Woodward. Outgo song is "Set to Fly" by Elisa Peimer Both available at the Podsafe Music Network