Podcast appearances and mentions of Tyler Webb

The Farm Bill is largely a Food Bill with over 80% of the programs in the area of public nutrition.  The previous $867 billion Farm Bill was passed in 2018 but on September 30, 2024 it expired. The nation's farmers and consumers need a bipartisan solution says Adam Warthesoen, Organic Valley's Vice President of Government Affairs.  To bring the farm story to the public and to celebrate National Farmers Day October 11, Organic Valley is bringing a firsthand farm experience to viewers live from small organic family farms, coast to coast, all day long. Anyone can join. Join Organic Valley farmers live from the field as we celebrate the hard work, dedication, and commitment to protecting where your food comes from! Farmer-member Tyler Webb livestreaming from the field in celebration of National Farmers Day.  

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Kurt Benkert is joined by special guest Tyler Webb. The two talk the modern sports media landscape, how NFL players handle (or mishandle) the media, and why players have more power than ever before in the media. They also review how team culture can impact wins and losses for NFL franchises. Plus, why does Arthur Smith do what he does?

Tyler Webb shares his journey in the sports world and social media, including running a popular Twitter account called "I Live for Football" and starting his own sports marketing agency. He discusses the importance of sports as a common identity and the connective tissue it provides in society. He also talks about the challenges and rewards of being an entrepreneur in the sports marketing industry, as well as the rise of curated content theme pages on social media. He shares his gratitude for mentors who supported him and encouraged him to try new things and take risks. His message is one of perseverance, determination, and pursuing one's passions. What are you waiting for? There is NEVER a right time to start anything. Keep pushing yourself to become the best version of yourself. Don't allow fear to stop you! Speakers : Ethan Van De Hey and Tyler Webb Want to talk, have episode suggestions? Email : vandeheyethan@outlook.com Explore : https://neon.page/ethanvandehey

Additive manufacturing (AM) is not only a tool to enhance the performance of applications and create more agile supply chains – it's also becoming a tool to increase brand value and awareness. Today, we dive into the story of the innovative engineering and viral marketing of the first ever 3D printed, Airless Prototype Basketball developed by Wilson Sporting Goods. Host Fabian Alefeld is joined by Dr. Nadine Lippa, Innovation Manager at Wilson Sporting Goods, and Tyler Webb, Sports Marketer and Co-founder of Uncle Charlie. Nadine, the brilliant mind who led the product development of Wilson's Airless Prototype Basketball, shares behind-the-scenes moments from the project's origin to meeting Shaquille O'Neal and Mark Cuban courtside. Tyler, the creator of the viral video that sent ripples across the internet, shares how he made the Airless Prototype Basketball the most-seen additive manufacturing application ever created. Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at additive.snack@eos-na.com. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS. Key Takeaways: [1:27] Nadine describes what it felt like to be courtside at the NBA Dunk Contest when her 3D printed Airless Prototype Basketball was revealed. [6:31] Wilson's additive manufacturing journey didn't begin with a basketball; Nadine shares some history. [9:38] Nadine explains the complex process her team used to turn a polymer into a high-performance basketball and the biggest challenges the team faced. [16:20] How did Wilson's marketing efforts go viral to ignite a trend of combining additive manufacturing and sports? [26:24] Tyler shares his thoughts about when he first saw Wilson's Airless Prototype Basketball and what he sees as the future impact of additive in sports. [35:49] Tyler explains how 3D printed products like the airless basketball can improve safety and performance in sports.

Tyler Webb is the co-founder of Uncle Charlie Marketing company where he leads the creative side of the operation. Uncle Charlie focuses on go to market strategy for clients and the implementation of that go to market strategy. Tyler got his first experience with organic social media while in high school where he built a Twitter theme page that reached over 150,000 followers by the time he graduated from high school. Prior to starting Uncle Charlie Tyler had roles with Prep network, SocialWorks Digital, and The Backpocket podcast along with extensive freelance work. Tyler is a natural born creator and outside of his work with Uncle Charlie has amassed his own enormous social media following by creating content around the intersection of sports, business, culture, and society.

In this episode, host Chris Carr sits down with Tyler Webb, a young entrepreneur who is the co-owner of Uncle Charlie Co. Sports Marketing Agency. Tyler discusses his current business, how he has been able to make a name for himself through his TikTok, and explains the valuable lessons he has learned on his journey to working a career in sports.

Welcome to episode 85 of Sports Management Podcast where the topic is social media and marketing in the sports industry. Tyler Webb is the co-founder of Uncle Charlie, a sports marketing agency focused on social media content for professional leagues. Tyler is a self-taught graphic designer, video & photo editor and podcast producer. He has worked with organizations like American Association of Professional Baseball, Mic'd Up Football and many more.  Get ready to learn: - Tyler's opinion on organic vs paid marketing- Why you should avoid "paralysis by analysis"- If sport organizations should invest in social media people in house or hire an agency - Why Jesse Cole's "Savannah Bananas" could be a good case study- Why NOW is the best time to create content And much more! WATCH THE UNEDITED VIDEO OF THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/9e_KFOqmnGY  ________________________________________________ SPONSOR Insport Education  Course list --> HERE The code gives you 10% ANY course offered. Discount code: sportsmanagementpodcast10 ________________________________________________ Follow us on social media Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube www.sportsmanagementpodcast.com

Tyler Webb joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss his career in marketing and content creation. Tyler got started in the social media game in high school where he was able to help grow a content-curation Twitter account that passed 150,000 followers. During college he realized there was more opportunity for him to help businesses, so he started a freelance career of it. It eventually got to the point of starting a full-fledged business with his co-founder which became Uncle Charlie Marketing where they are currently helping Independent Baseball leagues with their social media and marketing. Tyler gives us a masterclass on how social media works, how to grow accounts, and what makes good content. We also discuss the nuances of Independent baseball, what makes it so great, and the Savannah Bananas! https://unclecharlie.co/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylermwebb/ https://www.tiktok.com/@tyler.m.webb?lang=en

A sectioned podcast with Jake, Jordan, Brock, Austin & a childhood best-friend Tyler Webb. Jake goes to a day party and Waka Flocka Flame is his bartender. Plus the story behind Tyler's famous stutter.

Welcome to this week's episode on The Radcast! Get ready for Tyler Webb, the Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder of Cinebody.In this episode on The Radcast, host Ryan Alford talks with guest Tyler Webb about his journey of building Cinebody, the evolution of video production, distinction of Cinebody from other applications and more...Tyler also has a quick take on our latest segment of RAD, FAD or BAD trending topics;TikTokInstagram ReelsNikola JokićThe Olympics5G LTELearn more about Cinebody at www.cinebody.com, reach out to Tyler Webb via tyler@cinebody.com and check out Lumenati at www.lumenati.comIf you enjoyed this episode of The Radcast, let us know by visiting our website www.theradcast.com or leave us a review on Apple Podcast. Be sure to keep up with all that's radical from @ryanalford @radical_results @the.rad.cast

Welcome to this week's episode of The Radcast! In this week's news episode, Josh Hill with special guests Joe, Joey, and Sean discuss Social Holidays, Fortune 500 Global List of Profitable Companies, recaps guests Spencer Pratt, Tyler Webb, and more...These are the following topics we hit in today's episode:WhatsApp's New 'View Once' Feature Lets You Send Disappearing Photo and VideoFacebook can project your eyes onto a VR headset, and it's exactly as uncanny as it soundsRihanna now officially a billionaireIf you enjoyed this episode of The Radcast, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Subscribe and share the word if you love our podcast, so we can keep giving you the strategies to achieve radical marketing results! You can follow us on Instagram @the.rad.cast | @radical_results | @ryanalford |

With a two game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Cardinals did exactly what they needed to do. The offense was clicking and, for the most part, they pitched well. Edman and Goldschmidt busted out of their "slumps" Lucas was talking about and Arenado continues his HOT May. Lucas discusses why it's time for Tyler Webb to go, why Kodi Whitley deserves more time and why Tony LaRussa is wrong. There's also a quick preview of the upcoming weekend series against the Chicago Cubs.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.WealthfrontTo get your first $5,000 managed for FREE, for life, go to wealthfront.com/LockedOnMLB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With a two game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Cardinals did exactly what they needed to do. The offense was clicking and, for the most part, they pitched well. Edman and Goldschmidt busted out of their "slumps" Lucas was talking about and Arenado continues his HOT May. Lucas discusses why it's time for Tyler Webb to go, why Kodi Whitley deserves more time and why Tony LaRussa is wrong. There's also a quick preview of the upcoming weekend series against the Chicago Cubs. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Wealthfront To get your first $5,000 managed for FREE, for life, go to wealthfront.com/LockedOnMLB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After graduating from the University of Minnesota in 2020, instead of looking for a entry-level job, Tyler Webb created his dream job.    Tyler is a digital marketing and social media expert (my words, not his). He manages over 500k followers across his social platforms and is constantly pumping out educational content on LinkedIn to help other people grow their followings.    I'm excited to unpack all of the Unseen Work that got him here! New to the idea of Unseen Work? Check out the book that kicked it off -- Unseen Work: Why the best path to your goals is not always a straight line.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unseen-work/message

Rumor has it, Summer is around the corner and, in an effort to properly prepare for this most AWESOME season, we have put together four easy drinking wines, two whites and two reds, all UNDER 15 bucks a bottle! If you can find ANY of these, absolutely pick them up and taste them WITH Shelley and Phil! You won’t be sorry! #HappyFriday! #ItsWineTime!Wines tasted this episode:2019 Arca Nova Vinho Verde - Portugal2019 Ferrari-Carano Fume Blanc - North Coast California 2018 Saint-Esprit Cotes-du-Rhone - France2019 Franco Serra Barbera D’Alba - ItalyFor more information on Ferrar-Carano, please visit https://www.ferrari-carano.comA  special thanks to our sponsors:Cave B Estate Winery. Please visit https://caveb.com To book an event, contact Carrie at carrie@caveb.com or to join the Cave B Estate Winery wine club you can reach out to Jayney at Jayney.evenson@caveb.com . Also find them on Instagram and Facebook @caveBESTATEWINERY.The Social Web. Are you a small business owner that’s ready to grow your business through social media without having to hire a full time staff or a third party company? Honor your business and yourself and become educated in social media! Visit https://thesocialweb.news for more information. The Social Web AND The Social Web Inner Circle: Helping you untangle the web of social media marketing.The Culinary Stone. Looking for that special bottle of wine or a wine club that really over delivers? How about cooking classes for every taste? Considered a foodies paradise, The Culinary Stone is a gourmet heaven that was dreamt up for, and by, those with a serious passion for the culinary arts and gathering of community. For more information about The Culinary Stone, please visit https://culinarystone.com or call them at 208-277-4116.And of course, a HUGE thank you to Tod Hornby who wrote and recorded our official Wine Time Fridays theme music which is ANYthing but average.  Please contact him at veryaveragemusic@gmail.com Other wines we enjoyed this week: Yalumba Bush Vine Grenache (Samuel’s Garden Collection), Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc, Misha’s Vineyard Riesling and Domaine Des Mimosas Grand vin de BordeauxMentions: Katie Webb, Tyler Webb, Paul Bunyan Days, Chris Cochran, Clearwater Canyon, Gary Vaynerchuck, Phil MershonPlease find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/WineTimeFridays), Twitter (@VintageTweets) and Instagram (@WineTimeFridays). You can also “Follow” Phil on Vivino. His profile name is Phil Anderson and will probably “Follow” you back!

The Cardinals are on pace for a 162-0 season after an 11-6 win over the Cincinnati Reds. There are a TON of positives after this win, mainly the offense and the bullpen. St. Louis exploded for 6 runs in the first innings, highlighted by a 3-run home run by Dylan Carlson. The other highlight came in the 4th inning via a 2-run shot by Tyler O'Neill. The bullpen, more specifically Tyler Webb, Ryan Helsley, Genesis Cabrera, Giovanny Gallegos and Alex Reyes pitched scoreless baseball to close it out. Baseball is a marathon, but the Cardinals got off on the right foot with a dominating win today.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKED15 for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Cardinals are on pace for a 162-0 season after an 11-6 win over the Cincinnati Reds. There are a TON of positives after this win, mainly the offense and the bullpen. St. Louis exploded for 6 runs in the first innings, highlighted by a 3-run home run by Dylan Carlson. The other highlight came in the 4th inning via a 2-run shot by Tyler O'Neill. The bullpen, more specifically Tyler Webb, Ryan Helsley, Genesis Cabrera, Giovanny Gallegos and Alex Reyes pitched scoreless baseball to close it out. Baseball is a marathon, but the Cardinals got off on the right foot with a dominating win today. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKED15 for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Say it with me, folks: perfection. That's where Carolina baseball finds itself as Chris breaks down this weekend's sweep over the Mercer Bears including key takeaways, TSUS series MVP, who's hot, who's not and more. Plus, it was a mixed bag on the hardwood as Chris talks MBB embarrassing loss to UK followed by Dawn Staley's squad capturing their SIXTH straight SEC Title in the last seven seasons. Your listener questions round out the show followed by an awesome conversation by former USC and current MLB LHP Tyler Webb as he discusses his path to Columbia, winning back to back titles, Ray Tanner's retirement, path to the big leagues, his role with the Cardinals and much more. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-spurs-up-show/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Co-hosts Kevin Wheeler and Mike Claiborne have plenty of off-season news to cover, including the finalization of a one-year deal between the Cardinals and iconic catcher Yadier Molina. World Champion catcher Bengie Molina of the Cardinals Spanish Broadcast team discusses his little brother’s new pact. Team Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. discusses the importance to bringing back the future Hall of Famer for his 18th season in the organization. Television broadcaster Dan McLaughlin of Fox Sports Midwest and ScoopsWithDannyMac.com takes a look at the roster just a week before pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training. Starting pitcher Adam Wainwright discusses Molina’s impact, his own new deal and the addition of All-Star third baseman Nolan Arenado. Hear relievers Andrew Miller, Tyler Webb, Ryan Helsley and Kodi Whitley’s virtual Winter Warm-Up chat with McLaughlin.Hear assistant coach Willie McGee and radio broadcaster John Rooney’s WWU conversation regarding the outfield. Finally, Cardinals Spanish play-by-play broadcaster Polo Ascencio discusses all the recent news surrounding the team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Take a walk down memory lane with us as we celebrate our 300th episode! We had the opportunity to talk to multiple guests about our favorite Backpocket moments! Guests include... Carol Inserra - 12:55 Back for her third appearance on the podcast, Carol talks to us about being with us from the very the beginning. Not only is she Andrew's mother, she truly is the mother of the podcast. Tyler Webb - 24:25 Tyler has been with us for so much of our journey, as he was our second intern for over as year. It has been amazing to see him evolve and succeed in so much of his work beyond his impression on the podcast. Austin Dummer - 34:30 Austin was our first "Marketing Intern Spotlight" listener feature and with us for the first time we recorded and released two podcasts in a week. We have so much thanks to give to both Austin and his mother for being some of our biggest supporters. Paige Boner - 42:30 Paige joins us to talk about the birth of her own podcast and the journey she's taken over two seasons of 'It's Hard" after first discussing the idea of it back when she was a guest on The Backpocket, in addition to our mutual friends and some of the experiences we've each had with them. Mark Dowdle - 52:45 Back at it again is Mark Dowdle to talk to us about what few key moments and themes make up The Backpocket in his mind. The tears may or may not start to flow a bit here. Lori Harrell - 1:10:15 Lori is the mother of our buddy, Steve, and another supporter who we are so thankful for. We look to her to talk about what she keeps in her back pocket - her advice is incredible. Mark Amick - 1:20:45 Mark Amick joins us next to talk significant memories, specifically one key discussion that a group of us had while on a trip at the very beginning of our journey. Joey Puk - 1:30:40 We wrap things up with Joey, who talks the give value get value philosophy with us. Lastly, don't forget about one of our other productions that is up and running - Book your spot on the Date Night Podcast here!

In today's episode of Finding Your Niche, I shared a conversation with Jordan Lundell and Tyler Webb, two freelance creatives from the Twin Cities that are on a similar path as me. In the show, we discuss our lives, careers, fears, strengths, and weaknesses, and explore what we're all up to right now as we head into 2021. To get in touch with Jordan and Tyler you can do so below. -- Jordan's Instagram: @jordanlundell Tyler's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylermwebb/ ----- Our Website: Willowcreekmedia.com Jake's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakekranz/

It's finally here: the final off-season evaluation of the season! The St. Louis Cardinals Bullpen was a bright spot for the Redbirds in 2020. The entire staff showed how durable it can be and how deep the Cardinals are with pitching. Alex Reyes, Tyler Webb, Andrew Miller, Giovanny Gallegos and Daniel Ponce de Leon are just a few of the members who stepped up this season. This bullpen could be elite next year with the additions of John Brebbia and Jordan Hicks.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's finally here: the final off-season evaluation of the season! The St. Louis Cardinals Bullpen was a bright spot for the Redbirds in 2020. The entire staff showed how durable it can be and how deep the Cardinals are with pitching. Alex Reyes, Tyler Webb, Andrew Miller, Giovanny Gallegos and Daniel Ponce de Leon are just a few of the members who stepped up this season. This bullpen could be elite next year with the additions of John Brebbia and Jordan Hicks. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Every week, two of the Best Fans in Baseball (TM) bring you all the news and analysis you need about the St. Louis Cardinals.  The Cardinals got back on the field this week in a big way, playing nine games in seven days.  Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Tara (Birds on the Black, @tarawellman) talk about all the issues that came out of a full week of baseball.  Dylan Carlson, Brad Miller, Tyler Webb, and many more names are bantered down and discussed.  Come in and relieve the memories!

The St. Louis Cardinals went 1-1 in their double header against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday. Their pitching still looks stellar, and it is proving to be the number one strength of this team. In game one, the bullpen didn't allow a hit and the Cardinals were able to escape with a win against The Professor thanks to a clutch double from Brad Miller. Miller's two home runs in game two weren't enough to propel St. Louis over the Cardinals as Tyler Webb was left in a batter too long. Lucas also gives his prediction for game three tomorrow.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The St. Louis Cardinals went 1-1 in their double header against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday. Their pitching still looks stellar, and it is proving to be the number one strength of this team. In game one, the bullpen didn't allow a hit and the Cardinals were able to escape with a win against The Professor thanks to a clutch double from Brad Miller. Miller's two home runs in game two weren't enough to propel St. Louis over the Cardinals as Tyler Webb was left in a batter too long. Lucas also gives his prediction for game three tomorrow. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Connally QB Tyler Webb (@Tyler2Webb) joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss his commitment to Idaho (@VandalFootball) and the upcoming season.

3:15 pm -Ben Carlisle, BleedTechBlue.com3:30 pm -A.J. Burns, La Vega Defensive Back (NW La. Commit)3:45 pm -Johnny Estelle, Texas A&M-Kingsville Basketball Coach (Connally Grad)4:10 pm -Randy Peterson, Des Moines Register 4:30 pm -Mike Welch, Former Baylor Safety4:45 pm -Wade Morton, Meridian High Football Coach 5:00 pm- Triston Abron Mexia High School Football Coach5:10 pm -Tyler Webb, Connally Quarterback (Idaho Commit)

What stood out about Wednesday's Cardinals workouts? Is the left field position battle legit, or just a placeholder until Carlson is ready? Bill DeWitt Jr. comments on the Cardinals not spending big in the off-season and the fan perception of it Adam Wainwright joins to talk ping pong, BT's non-organic apple and a comparable to Dakota Hudson Willie McGee on the respect he has for the Cardinals coaching staff, why he wanted to coach and more. Tyler Webb on his new-found love for photography, gettingmore comfortable as a pitcher, and the impact of his arrival in St. Louis on his career. Miles Mikolas talks about recovery after his PRP injection, breaking down his teammates pitches and much more. Dan McLaughlin talks Battlehawks, Cardinals spring training so far and much more Sports Six Pack Mike Shildt addresses the media in Jupiter, FL What's Trending? Travis Ford talks SLU vs. VCU on Friday night and his team's desire to bounce back from a tough loss Crossover with Stalter and Rivers

Tyler Webb Joins The Fast Lane From Spring Training

Tom Ackerman is live from the Winter Warm Up, he is first joined by Cardinals pitcher John Gant talking about what one thing is that he wants to do this season, and what sports he did growing up. Next Ackerman is joined by former pitcher and current broadcaster Rick Horton talking what most intrigues him about this team, a bounce back season for Mikolas, and fantasy camp. Blues CEO Chris Zimmerman sits down with Ackerman talking about the first half for the Blues and next week’s NHL All-Star game in town.  Finally Cardinals pitcher Tyler Webb joins the the show talking about his offseason routine,

Growing Growers and Seeding Leaders for a Real Food Future What happens when green turns to grey? Fewer than 5 percent of 2 million American farmers are under 45 years old. Bucking that trend is the next generation of unstoppable young farmers Severine von Tscharner Fleming, Tyler Webb, and Sarita Role Schaffer, along with renowned urban food innovator Nikki Henderson and real food advocate Amin Steele. With dirt under their nails and laptops at their fingertips, theyre reinventing a radical patriotism founded in a return to local agriculture and community. It runs on clean energy and knows how to move markets. It seeks greater self-sufficiency, self-determination and food justice, and the checkout line is the pulpit.

Myles Biggs is the host of the Relish the Journey Podcast, a show that dives deep on the stories of people that Myles finds interesting and beneficial to the greater world. Although Myles hosts and works out of a small town in Central Pennsylvania, he has tapped HEAVILY into the Twin Cities having on Backpocket guests such as Tyler Webb, Brandon Poliszuk, Gabe Malinski, Stationary Astronaut, and many more. We were able to catch Myles IN THE SANDBOX as he was here attending Link n Drink 006 at Seven Bar & Grill in downtown Minneapolis. Enjoy! *Disclaimer: originally Marketing Intern Spotlight #53 - Myles Biggs* Every listener is a marketing intern. The Marketing Intern Spotlight (MIS) is a conversation with a marketing intern. This podcast is for the marketing interns by the marketing interns! If you want to be apart of the MIS movement, reach out to us at thebackpocketpodcast@gmail.com or by raven!

I'm taking to the mic alone for a solo episode where I describe where I've been, what I've been up to and where me and this podcast are going. If you're here to listen to an interview with someone more accomplished than I, tune in next week. But if you want to learn a little more about what's going through my mind these days, then you might want to stay tuned (or not, honestly I could care less). Get a FREE $5 -> https://cash.app/app/CSDFRPD Check out my gear -> https://kit.com/howtheyrehere/podcast-setup Earn a free stock -> shorturl.at/jov49

What is going on everyone, welcome to the final episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and this week I’m doing things a little differently. When I say this is the final episode, you’ll have to allow me to explain a little bit more. I hope you can bear me talking alone for 52 minutes, and please note: if you’re here for the typical interview content that’s not this (but be sure to check out the backlog of 13 episodes). I’ll let the episode say the rest, but thank you so much for your support and encouragement up to this point. Enjoy!

On this fine Tuesday, Kelsi brings Tyler Webb on to discuss a topic of major importance - complacency. Complacency is seen in many areas of life, but today, we’ll mainly be defining complacency in marriage, dating relationships, and in our relationship with Christ. Tune in to discover how you can step past complacency and walk in the fullness of life Christ has called you to.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the 13th episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I was fortunate enough to talk with career coach, teacher, author, speaker and the inspiration for this podcast, Chad Ellsworth. I know I’ve told this story before, but for those of you who don’t know; Chad taught a class that I was in called “Career Skills” where we learned everything from job interview skills to LinkedIn formatting. This class got me thinking about the unformalized nature of our careers and education, and how there was a gap in our ability to learn about specific professions because they just aren’t taught in school. I started the podcast by telling Chad this story, and then we got into what I believe to be the most valuable content about college, jobs and life that I’ve had the privilege of sharing. We touch on everything from how to pick the right career (or if there even is such a thing), the value going and not going to college, how to deal with a dissonance of interests and career, his new book on heroic leadership and so much more. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to navigate your own professional lives and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the 12th episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and the other week I was able to sit down with a social media guru, coach, consultant, influencer and founder of Twin Cities Collective, Jenna Redfield. Jenna was very gracious with her time and allowed me to pick her brain on anything and everything social, free of charge! This episode is jam packed with value from beginning to end, and acts almost as a mini consultation session. We cover everything from how Jenna grew a hyper-engaged following of over 14,000 creators and entrepreneurs in the Twin Cities area, her favorite free tools to create content in 2019, the platforms you should (and shouldn't) be using, her biggest social media pet peeves, and even how she games the dreaded Instagram algorithm. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to grow your social media following and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the 11th episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I recorded one of my favorite conversations to date with the CEO and Founder of the digital media agency the Social Butterfly, Brandon Poliszuk. Coincidentally, Brandon’s interview was the first one I recorded on video which I find fitting given his and his teams videography and photography abilities, and while this production will be no where near the quality of a Social Butterfly video, it gives you an additional insight into who Brandon is and how he’s growing his agency. What started out of a college bedroom, turned office is now a growing agency that is already working with top brands, athletes and personalities nationwide, and behind this crazy growth is a 23 year old CEO and self-proclaimed grinder. Brandon’s story is insane when you consider the fact that he had never even picked up a camera much before launching the Butterfly, and now he and his team of talented creators are shooting with pro athletes, multimillion dollar brands and even Gary Vee. Brandon and I talk about this evolution in his career, how he picked up these skills so quickly, how the Butterfly is gaining business at such a rapid pace, the outline to collaboration and providing value, the problem with “Hustle Culture,” and the crazy set of circumstances that led him to working directly with Gary Vee. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how being a leader, networker and an entrepreneur and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the tenth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I had a really unique and interesting conversation with the founder of AdditionU, Jay Louricas. Jay’s life started out pretty ordinary. He was your typical suburban kid in your typical suburban family, but this all came to a screeching halt when his dad got addicted to drugs. This launched the rest of Jay’s life into an unpredictable spiral, with his dad popping in and out of his home, often high and unruly. Jay even recounts a specific instance in middle school in which he came home to find that his dad had stolen literally everything in his bedroom, including the bed. Now this brief summary does not do justice to what Jay has had to overcome, and while we don’t dive too deeply in the personal aspect of Jay’s life on this podcast, I do encourage you to hear about it in an interview he did on the Backpocket Podcast. Nevertheless, Jay has turned this unfortunate circumstance into a platform to help other families who are suffering from the effects of addiction. Jay describes the platform as the resource he, his mom and his sister never had and hopes to provide invaluable video and teaching resources to families, schools and clinics across the country to break the stereotype and taboo around families with a loved one struggling with addition. Hear how Jay is turning his raw passion into a feasible career, the resources he’s using to get started, the mistakes and failed ventures he’s had along the way and so much more. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start to formalize your own passion, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the ninth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I was able to have a phenomenal conversation with the founder and CEO of Skyline Specs, Scott Ballard. Scott and I were firing on all of the same cylinders, from being students, to studying entrepreneurship, to starting a side hustle (or two) in school, to growing accounts with 10’s of thousands of followers, to freelancing our social media work, we had a ton in common which made for a great conversation and even better podcast episode. Scott founded Skyline Specs as a class project, but now his custom engraved wooden-framed sunglasses can be seen representing nearly every major city across the country. Scott is using the power of social media influencers, the Mall of America and unabashed salesmanship to grow this business podcast by podcast. I would recommend you stick around for the full episode this week (I mean, I think it’s in your best interest to listen to the full episode every week) because Scott and I get into some really interesting territory about buying Instagram accounts, leveraging 60,000+ followings, selling through Instagram, the reason behind making sunglasses and how he finds his creative and entrepreneurial passions. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to become a better business person, influencer or creator, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the eight episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I had the pleasure of sitting down with the co-founder of MB Outdoors Apparel, Austin Dummer. Austin had some fantastic stories to share, both about the inspiration and aspirations he and his partners hold for the brand. As an Army Officer, professional marketer, and co-founder, Austin is able to provide a ton of insight into what and why MB Outdoors stands for what it does. For those of you who don’t know, the name MB Outdoors stands for “Midwest Backcountry Outdoors” and has developed into a prominent brand for adventurers and outdoorsmen alike across the midwest. But it also stands for a strong pillar of values that Austin and his co-founders share, to support several veteran organizations with proceeds coming from each product sold. With this foundation of regional community and veteran support, MB Outdoors is growing faster than ever. Austin and I dive into the idea of growing a brand in such a short time, why they chose the saturated apparel market, the stupid mistakes they made, how they set up a revenue positive workflow model with team-members in different states, the role of social media and influencers, and their plans to scale the whole operation. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own brand or business (apparel or otherwise), and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the seventh episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and today we have a personally highly anticipated episode with long-time friend, colleague, former influencer and current social media lead for the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee’s athletic department, Frank Kugel. Frank was one of the first guys I thought of to interview when I started this podcast because he not only checks the boxes of someone who has and continues to have entrepreneurial success, but he’s someone I always enjoy talking to about everything from life to social media. Frank got his start as a young founder of a popular Twitter account called I Live For Football. His work through the account reached upwards of 25 million athletes, coaches and fans monthly, and his leadership of a young team of content creators helped grow the account’s reach to over 140,000 followers. I, myself, was a part of this team and was fortunate to work with Frank for almost 2 years in creating a football community that was nationally recognized. In this episode, Frank and I talked about how he grew an audience of this magnitude at the young age of 14, his favorite run-ins with professional athletes and fans, how he leveraged this high school passion-project into a revenue driving business and later job at one of Wisconsin’s primer Division 1 sports program, and the professional obstacles he’s had to overcome at such a young age. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to jump start your professional careers with social media, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the sixth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and today we have an excellent episode with Josh Moe, photographer and videographer studying business at the University of Minnesota. Josh was an extremely interesting guy to talk to, because he is straddling the line between being a traditional student seeking a fairly standard job after graduation and becoming an entrepreneurial film-maker and photographer who is touring the country with artists, forward-thinking businesses and friends. Josh’s perspective into creative work is even more interesting when you consider the fact that 3 years ago he hadn’t even picked up a camera yet, but now he’s on his way to making a living with one. In this episode we discuss what Josh believes to be the necessary traits of an aspiring photographer, videographer and entrepreneur, how to navigate the complex ecosystem of creative professionals in your area, and his strategy to growing his brand as a business. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to move forward in such an interesting and complicated industry, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

Mitch Interviews Rye High School's December Athlete of the Month Tyler Webb

What were you doing (or are you doing) as a 19-year-old in college? Tyler Webb is hustling hard.  From freelance marketing gigs and internships to growing his own Podcast brand, this guy is making the most of his 24 hours each day.  Tyler and I sat down via Skype to discuss all of the above and the conversation lays out some very actionable advice for any of you considering the Podcast game or any other entrepreneurial venture.  Check out Tyler's Podcast - How They're Here - on Instagram. (https://www.instagram.com/howtheyrehere)  In addition to my interview with Tyler for this show, he also interviewed me for his Podcast. Be sure to check out Episode 5 of "How They're Here" to learn more about Relish The Journey and about your friendly neighborhood host, Myles. 

What is going on everyone, welcome to the fifth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I was able to hop on a call with the founder and host of “Relish the Journey” Media, Myles Biggs. Myles is a lot like you and me- he’s worked his way up in his 9-5 job, his first son is about to turn one, and he started a media company with the goal of interviewing the world. And while the last point might not *actually* be all that common, Myles still has countless stories and experiences that any person with an interest in podcasting can learn from, because the fact of the matter is Myles' self-proclaimed best quality is his inexplicable drive to try and learn new things. This episode is jam packed with highly valuable and multi-layered conversation on starting a venture like a podcast when you still have the normal 9-5 obligation. The insightful nuance of how Myles attacks new problems, avoids being content and is evolving as a creative professional is beneficial to anyone who has a similar desire to create. Also be sure to check out Myles' podcast, “Relish the Journey” anywhere you listen to podcasts to hear my interview. We talked about my story, my passions and what drives me to create ventures like this very podcast. That episode will release tomorrow- Thursday, January 3rd, so be sure to check it out for a never-before heard perspective into how I attack every single day. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own podcast, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

Tyler Webb runs Stony Pond Farm in Northern Vermont where he specializes in grass-based dairy and beef production. In this episode he and Eric talk about what compelled him to go into farming, why he gravitated towards cattle, using payments for ecosystem services to overcome market failures in agriculture, and the detrimental feedback loop associated with focusing on producing more milk, among other things.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the fourth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I had the opportunity to sit down with the co-founder of the fantastic Great Lakes Clothing, Spencer Barrett. Spencer’s story resonated so strongly with me like I know it will for many of you, because his is one of pretty average origins. He’s a Minnesota bred guy who loves spending time at the lake, the only difference between his story and that of many others is that while he was a student at the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota, him and his business partner David started an apparel company from their car. David and Spencer have since scaled Great Lakes Clothing to become one of the most prominent, and recognizable clothing brands in the midwest, and their small team continues to grow the Great Lakes’ product line and brand to new heights. In our conversation, Spencer and I talk about how the university system isn’t always the best for entrepreneurs, how he found early success selling shirts out of his car, the biggest lessons he learned out of college, his favorite tool for new businesses, and how companies should use social media in 2019. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own business (apparel or otherwise), and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What is going on everyone, welcome to the third episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and today we have an outstanding episode with Chris Jackson, Digital Content Coordinator for the University of Minnesota Athletic Department. Chris’ story is second to none. He started his career as a videographer by making high school football highlight tapes so that him and his friends could get recruited to play college football. After accepting an offer to play Division 1 Football at FAU, Chris continued the evolution into his film career by starting his own production company. Once he graduated, he began training for the NFL but soon realized that he was going to have to make a choice: Pursue his career in video or his career in the NFL. Chris’ choice to pursue his creative passion landed him here in Minneapolis, MN and even though that decision came with its fair share of strife- it’s a decision that Chris has never regretted making. In our conversation Chris will share just exactly how he got started, what mindset he used to get through the rejection and how he’s been able to be successful in an industry that costs so much to get into, and a few tips he thinks every aspiring creator should know. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to get into such a competitive industry , and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

What’s going on everyone, my name is Tyler Webb and I am the host of a new podcast called How They’re Here. If you’re a student, professional, aspiring entrepreneur or struggling creative you know that there are just some things you can’t be taught in school. We go through high school, college, graduate school and beyond learning theories and definitions but we’re rarely taught how to get the jobs we actually want- jobs as founders, CEOs, content creators, artists, musicians and so much more. The only way that we might have found out about how to do this stuff is through hear-say, or one-off pieces of advice, but there’s no one place to turn for information about the things we really need to know. If any of that sounds like a thought you might have had at one point, this is the spot for you. On How They’re Here, we’re going to dig into the experiences, mindsets and perspectives of people who are doing the jobs you want to do so that you can turn around and use it in your own lives. No one is teaching us these things, so we have to take the learning into our own hands through the experiences of others, and what better way to do this than finding out How They’re Here. The first episodes of How They’re here will premiere on November 7th and will be available every other Wednesday wherever you listen to podcasts. In the meantime; check us out on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook by searching How They’re Here or find me online @tylermwebb to connect. Thank you for listening and I’ll talk to you all soon- peace!

Ever want to hear a couple of Cardinal bloggers react to news in basically real time?  That's what you've got this week as Daniel (C70 At The Bat, @C70) and Allen (Red Dirt Redbird, @amedlock1) sit down to record right as the Cardinals completely overhaul their bullpen.  This wasn't just getting a couple of tires rotated, this was reworking the whole engine.  (Please note, I am not a car guy so this is as far as I can go with the analogy.)  Sam Tuivailala?  Traded.  Greg Holland?  Nice knowing you.  Brett Cecil?  Conveniently spared by the DL.  Then there was Tyler Lyons.  #70.  The #PatronPitcher, going the same route as Holland.  Somehow, Daniel was able to hold back the tears. Plenty of new faces as well.  Luke Weaver returns, as does Daniel Poncedeleon from his short trip back after his no-hit debut.  This weekend will also see the first Cardinal apperances by Tyler Webb (not quite the same, Cardinals) and Dakota Hudson as the Cards mull what else to do before the 4 PM Tuesday deadline. The guys also give their thoughts on whether some Cardinals will be still here on August 1 and what the news about Chris Archer being a target means.  It might be a bit jumbled, but it's a thorough look at everything that's happened!

What happens when some high school students put their efforts into a social media site? They take it to new heights.

Former Seal Sniper Brandon Tyler Webb is my guest this week; reflecting on the shots that he didn't take, dealing with terrorism, and the last thing you hear before an airstrike hits. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest this week is a remarkable man, Brandon Webb.He's a former Navy Seal Sniper and served on Seal Team 3. He's a NYT best selling author, his latest book is called The Red Circle. Brandon is also the man behind the growing digital medial empire Force 12 Media This charming, unassuming man has a very interesting story to tell - which we will do in two parts. Having grown up around the Australian military, I've always been fascinated that the some of the freedoms I enjoy are only there because men and women are willing to sacrifice their freedoms so that I may live and not know. He's @BrandonTWebb on twitter, let him know you heard him here, also check out his podcast SOFREP.com Some of this subject matter may be tough to hear, but I encourage you to approach this with an open mind, and listen to what it is to be one of the people who puts their lives on the line for others every day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Growing Growers and Seeding Leaders for a Real Food Future What happens when green turns to grey? Fewer than 5 percent of 2 million American farmers are under 45 years old. Bucking that trend is the next generation of unstoppable young farmers Severine von Tscharner Fleming, Tyler Webb, and Sarita Role Schaffer, along with renowned urban food innovator Nikki Henderson and real food advocate Amin Steele. With dirt under their nails and laptops at their fingertips, theyre reinventing a radical patriotism founded in a return to local agriculture and community. It runs on clean energy and knows how to move markets. It seeks greater self-sufficiency, self-determination and food justice, and the checkout line is the pulpit.