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This week, we are joined by Bryan Jackson, chief administrative officer at Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Arkansas. Bryan discusses why he advocates for 340B at the federal and state levels, explains how to prepare for and participate in advocacy meetings with policymakers and their staff, and shares his advocacy success stories. Prior to the interview, our news segment discusses how a seventh drug company is threatening to start denying 340B discounts on drugs dispensed at community pharmacies and how the U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing a 340B-related case during its next term. Why to Advocate for 340BJefferson Regional Medical Center (JRMC) is an independent, community-based hospital that treats patients in southeast Arkansas, many of whom experience socioeconomic challenges. While Bryan is not a full-time government relations staff member, he wanted to support his community's needs, so he decided to devote time advocating to protect 340B at both the state and federal levels. Bryan discusses the time involved in preparing for advocacy meetings such as a 340B Health Hill Day, and he explains how to have efficient communications when speaking with busy policymakers and their staff. The Key to 340B Advocacy Success Bryan discusses the 340B issues he has recently advocated for with policymakers. At the federal level this includes asking members of Congress to support legislation that protects hospitals from losing eligibility for 340B during the COVID-19 public health emergency. Members of the Arkansas congressional delegation have responded with support for the legislation. At the state level, the efforts of Bryan and other Arkansas hospital advocates have resulted in the enactment of a law to stop drug companies from refusing 340B discounts to safety-net providers on drugs dispensed at community pharmacies. Bryan then explains why a big key to their success is building relationships with policymakers and their staff.  The Tool to Use When Advocating for 340B  When meeting with policymakers, Bryan recommends always using an Impact Profile that demonstrates how 340B has benefited the community the hospital serves. He says that all members of Congress are interested in helping their constituents, and it is a win for policymakers when they can share with the voters who elected them that they are supporting a program such as 340B that is positive for the community. The Impact Profile also ensures that hospital leadership understands 340B's worth and encourages them to become involved in advocacy efforts. Bryan explains the importance of hospital leadership joining in advocacy efforts for 340B to demonstrate to policymakers that 340B is a priority to the entire hospital. Bryan says that sharing with policymakers how critical 340B is to the health of the hospital, how it provides critical resources to the communities that they serve, and how it does not cost taxpayer dollars is a winning message. Check out all of our episodes on the 340B Insight podcast website. You also can stay updated on all 340B Health news and information by visiting our homepage. If you have any questions you would like us to cover in this podcast, email us at podcast@340bhealth.org.Resources  340B Health Calls on Boehringer Ingelheim to Withdraw Threat to Deny Drug Discounts to Safety-Net Hospitals  U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Federal Court Motion Shares Harm to Patients from Drug Company Refusals to Provide 340B Discounts on Drugs Dispensed at Community Pharmacies 340B Insight Episode 27 With Anne Webster  340B Health Statement on U.S. Supreme Court Order In 340B Medicare Cuts Lawsuit  340B Coalition 2021 Summer Conference 

Sparrow & Barbossa create a fusion between organic and electronic progressive sounds. Their age difference has a positive influence on both their releases and performance. While Bryan brings the freshness of modern sounds and melodies, Emiliano fine-tunes the rhythmic part and brings his knowledge built up throughout the years. Globe-trotters, they're true lovers of ethnic and lost cultures, devoted to transmit this legacy through electronic music. 01. Sparrow & Barbossa, Pippi Ciez - Tangerine (Literatura Remix) 02. DJEFF - Difficult (Sparrow & Barbossa Remix) 03. Davide Ferrario ft Dalai - Desert (Breeze and The Sun & Neil Amarey Rmx) 04. Davide Ferrario ft Dalai - Desert (Enoo Napa Remix) 05. K.E.E.N.E. - Cila (Original Mix) 06. Fela Kuti - International Thief Thief (I.T.T.) (Armonica, MoBlack Mix) 07. DJ Angelo, Da Mike - Cuba Libre (Cee ElAssaad Remix) 08. Sascha Braemer - No Way (Original Mix) 09. Kerri Chandler - Think of Something (Floyd Lavine Remix) 10. Neil Amarey - Vamizi (Sparrow & Barbossa Remix) 11. The Advocate, Toshi - Ekata feat. Toshi (Lunar Plane Remix) 12. Da Le Havana, Edesio Alejandro - Rumba Blen (Sparrow & Barbossa Remix) 13. Sparrow & Barbossa - La Negra (Original Mix) 14. Sparrow & Barbossa - Stay (Original Mix) 15. DJ Micks Feat. Lebohang - Hamba (Original Mix) 16. The Establishment - Love Like This (Original Mix)

Debris: Episode 9 Episode 4 "Do You Know Icarus?" While Bryan and Finola figure out their next move, a diver finds debris off the coast and accidentally erases his sister from reality. Scorecard: 10/10   Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com Twitter: Black Girl_Couch Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

While Bryan heals, Walter, Quinn, and Ming discuss the landscape of modern television. Arguments ensue.

Sparrow & Barbossa create a fusion between organic and electronic progressive sounds. Their age difference has a positive influence on both their releases and performance. While Bryan brings the freshness of modern sounds and melodies, Emiliano fine-tunes the rhythmic part and brings his knowledge built up throughout the years. Globe-trotters, they're true lovers of ethnic and lost cultures, devoted to transmit this legacy through electronic music. 01. DJEFF, Sparrow & Barbossa - Gimili Calling (Neil Amarey Remix) / Inward 02. Luke Alessi - Awaken / Unknow Records 03. Da Mike - Kaavan (Original Mix) / Saved Records 04. Sparrow & Barbossa - La negra (Literatura Remix) / Inward 06. Ameme - Talk to me / One tribe 07. Aime - Smiling Faces / Spa in Disco 08. Dear Humans - Kidogo / Moblack records 09. Literatura - Dream / Ashram Records Bonus Track 10. DJ Chus - World Routes ( Sparrow & Barbossa Remix) / Stereo Productions

Introducing Episode 019 of our weekly music podcast, Miami Music Partners Radio, featuring a special 1-hour set by this week's guest DJ duo, SPARROW AND BARBOSSA.MMP Radio is brought to you by the Miami Music Partners, Miami's premier organization for the production & promotion of Dance Music events. Follow us on Instagram @MiamiMusicPartners or visit us online at MiamiMusicPartners.com, to stay up to date on our latest special events, and podcast special guest mixes!ARTIST, GUEST BIO. - SPARROW & BARBOSSA: Sparrow & Barbossa is a DJ and producer duo formed by the Swiss Bryan Coletta and the Uruguayan Emiliano Haberli; co-owners of Inward Records alongside Pippi Ciez and ST53.  Bryan is a pianist and comes from a musical family; his father is the legendary guitarist Francis Coletta who worked with artists like Whitney Houston, Quincy Jones, or Frank Sinatra. Emiliano was born and raised in an Uruguay region dominated by African colonials and got widely influenced by "The Culture Of Candombe", a pure African tribal rhythm from colonialism.  Since a very young age, Bryan has been influenced by Soul, Jazz, and Funk, which he uses in his creations with his great capacity for improvisation and versatility. Emiliano moved to Europe 15 years ago, where he connected with the electronic music scene, starting to form his style in the music world, playing drums for DJ Chus & Joeski on their classic track called 'El Amor.'  Together, Bryan and Emiliano form Sparrow & Barbossa, creating a fusion between organic and electronic progressive sounds. Their age difference has a positive influence on both their releases and performance. While Bryan brings the freshness of modern sounds and melodies, Emiliano fine-tunes the rhythmic part and builds up his knowledge throughout the years. Globe-trotters, they're true lovers of ethnic and lost cultures, devoted to transmit this legacy through electronic music.  Sparrow & Barbossa are most known for their version of Mory Kante' Yeke' released on Enzo Sifredi's label Wired, that charted #1 Afro House and their remix of Fatoumata Diawara's 'Nterini' signed on MoBlack that charted #2 Afro House. ● Soundcloud -click here● Beatport - click here● Spotify - click here

The Big Ask in Golf & Golfing with Your WifeThe Golfers Who Dad Podcast take on the question - how do you ask your wife to golf? We discuss the secrets. While Bryan got a round of golf in at Chambers Bay, he ran into a surprise visitor who may have changed his view on the course. If you liked this episode - hear more episodes on parent tips like https://birdiedads.com/how-to-be-a-better-single-dad-this-weekend/ (How to Be A Better Single Dad) and https://birdiedads.com/what-is-our-parenting-style/ (What is Parenting Style). One of the best interviews we have done was with https://birdiedads.com/how-parents-influence-their-child-with-andrew-jensen-ep-28/ (Andrew Jensen, How Parents Influence Their Child). Are you ready to hit the course? The question I get all the time is how to swing faster. Anyone can golf. We'll prove it. If you need to build club speed and add consistency - use https://birdiedads.com/the-golf-swing-tips-to-hit-irons-farther/ (the golf swing tips) to hit your irons farther. Do you like free golf stuff? Here is what we for you...Step by Step Guide to Creating Your https://www.birdiedads.com/golf-pre-shot-routine-guide/ (Golf Pre Shot Routine) Printable https://www.birdiedads.com/printable-golf-coloring-book/ (Golf Coloring Book) for Kids (Animals Golfing) https://www.birdiedads.com/golf-swing-webinar-signup/ (Golf Webinar - Speed, Power and Consistency) https://www.birdiedads.com/birdie-dad-subscribers/ (30% off coupon) on merchandise Golf Tip: How to Master the Plum Bob Technique Parent Tip: How to Help Your Kid When Dealing with Anxiety

#305 of our podcast series by @sparrowandbarbossa! ► Sparrow & Barbossa: ⌬ https://www.facebook.com/sparrowandbarbossa ⌬ https://twitter.com/bryancoletta ⌬ https://www.instagram.com/sparrowandbarbossa ⌬ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sparrowbarbossa ⌬ https://sparrowandbarbossa.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Also listen to this podcast here: iTunes: https://apple.co/3hf66sz Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3fAqQKM Mixcloud: https://bit.ly/2OrnDkJ hearthis: https://bit.ly/3erEUEY More sets on ⇨ www.clubmoodvibes.de/artists ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Sparrow & Barbossa is a DJ and producer duo formed by the Swiss Bryan Coletta and the Uruguayan Emiliano Haberli. Bryan is a pianist and comes from a musical family, his father is the legendary guitarist Francis Coletta who worked with artists like Whitney Houston, Quincy Jones, and Frank Sinatra among others. Emiliano was born and raised in a region of Uruguay dominated by African colonials and got widely influenced by what’s called “The Culture Of Candombe”, pure African tribal rhythm coming from the colonialism. Since a very young age, Bryan has been influenced by soul, jazz, and funk, which he uses now in his creations with his strong capacity of improvisation and versatility. Emiliano moved to Europe 15 years ago where he connected with the music, starting to form his style in the electronic music world, making music together with Chus & Ceballos and Joesky (USA). Together, Bryan and Emiliano form Sparrow & Barbossa, creating a fusion between organic and electronic progressive sounds. Their age difference has a positive influence on both their releases and performance. While Bryan brings the freshness of modern sounds and melodies, Emiliano fine-tunes the rhythmic part and brings his knowledge built up throughout the years. Globe-trotters, they’re true lovers of ethnic and lost cultures, devoted to transmit this legacy through electronic music. Sparrow & Barbossa are most known for their track Yeke that charted number 1 on Beatport afro house together with Enzo Siffredi’s remix. Recently they’ve also released Shakara on Radiant which is has been charted by numerous top-notch afro-house players. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Twenty years ago, while still in college, Bryan Currier started Advantage Technologies from his parents’ basement. From those humble beginnings, he’s now grown his company to include 85+ employees and over 800 customers that Advantage Technologies serves daily. Though growth has been abundant for Bryan’s company, he remains passionate about supporting dental entrepreneurs to achieve their dreams of running a successful practice and helping improve the lives of their patients. He offers a no-nonsense approach when speaking about various topics including technology in dentistry, cybersecurity and Ransomware, IT, Cloud-Computing and general business topics at National, state, regional and study club events. While Bryan has presented at national events as large as Chicago Midwinter, he still loves to get in a room with 20 doctors to talk about ways they can grow their business. When he’s not running a successful company or speaking, Bryan enjoys spending time with his extraordinary wife (which he self-admittedly married ”up”), his 4 amazing children, and 5 backyard chickens. An avid aviator, Bryan and his wife are both pilots and take any opportunity possible to travel across the US and explore new places. https://www.adv-tech.com/howardfarran/

There is undoubtedly a trend toward mediation and other more amicable processes when a married couple splits, but sometimes litigation is the best and most appropriate means for divorce. The key is knowing when. Join us for a discussion with Bryan Wilson from Kogut and Wilson LLC about when litigation is the best option. Also joining the conversation is Patrick Markey from The Law Offices of Patrick Markey - https://www.markeylaw.com/ About Bryan Bryan J. Wilson concentrates his practice in the area of family law with extensive experience involving divorce, complex financial matters, child custody, and domestic violence. These areas are often complex and can be very emotional for the parties involved. “I have two children, ages 3 and 1 (a girl and a boy). My parents are divorced. I have lived it. I have step brothers/sister and a half-brother. I come from a blended family and have seen the best and worst of divorce.” Bryan’s clients appreciate his level-headed and personal approach to resolving their matter. While Bryan is an experienced litigator, his goal is to keep you and your family out of court and he uses all of his skills to resolve clients’ matters in a cost-effective manner. Bryan’s goal is to educate and help you through this process. He feels that providing you with information to make informed and educated decisions about your options can help you make the difficult decisions that you face when going through a divorce or related issues. Contact Bryan at - https://kogutwilson.com/ Also let us know if there are questions on divorce, separation and starting over that you want our need answered at info@splitready.com. Are you considering divorce? Get split ready at www.splitready.com Getting Split Ready is produced by Ernie Scatton and EAS Productions. For information on launching your own podcast, contact EAS Productions at 708.989.3985 or erniescatton@gmail.com

There is undoubtedly a trend toward mediation and other more amicable processes when a married couple splits, but sometimes litigation is the best and most appropriate means for divorce. The key is knowing when. Join us for a discussion with Bryan Wilson from Kogut and Wilson LLC about when litigation is the best option. Also joining the conversation is Patrick Markey from The Law Offices of Patrick Markey - https://www.markeylaw.com/ About Bryan Bryan J. Wilson concentrates his practice in the area of family law with extensive experience involving divorce, complex financial matters, child custody, and domestic violence. These areas are often complex and can be very emotional for the parties involved. “I have two children, ages 3 and 1 (a girl and a boy). My parents are divorced. I have lived it. I have step brothers/sister and a half-brother. I come from a blended family and have seen the best and worst of divorce.” Bryan’s clients appreciate his level-headed and personal approach to resolving their matter. While Bryan is an experienced litigator, his goal is to keep you and your family out of court and he uses all of his skills to resolve clients’ matters in a cost-effective manner. Bryan’s goal is to educate and help you through this process. He feels that providing you with information to make informed and educated decisions about your options can help you make the difficult decisions that you face when going through a divorce or related issues. Contact Bryan at - https://kogutwilson.com/ Also let us know if there are questions on divorce, separation and starting over that you want our need answered at info@splitready.com. Are you considering divorce? Get split ready at www.splitready.com Getting Split Ready is produced by Ernie Scatton and EAS Productions. For information on launching your own podcast, contact EAS Productions at 708.989.3985 or erniescatton@gmail.com

Hi! Welcome to Breaking Humanity: Experience Episode! We've decided that we're going to try and produce an "Experience Episode" every first Friday of the month. Today Baylee was joined by Bryan, Samara, and Mikkel. Yani ditched out on the recording so Baylee had to wrangle some new recruits in the matter of a couple of hours. While Bryan takes over the Podcast, Mikkel and Samara prepared to break Baylee's mind. Thank you all for tuning in to Breaking Humanity and sorry for all the weird, gruesome, but true things we've said. (Which Baylee totally forgot to say at the end of the episode.) Also, join us on our blog (https://breakinghumanity.wixsite.com/breakinghumanity-1) or send your creepy stories to our email (breakinghumanity04@gmail.com) to be featured in an upcoming Experience episode! --- 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/breakinghumanity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakinghumanity/support

In this week's episode, Frances-Rose interviews Bryan St. Louis, Father, Husband, Pastor, Fitness Enthusiast and Survivor from the passing of his first-born baby. While Bryan and his wife encountered much pain and heartache, they survived this traumatic experience and overcame the obstacles that were thrown at them. With much faith in their future, they grew closer together and gave birth to their second new-born baby boy. Tune in to hear about this inspiring family.

While Bryan has been busy filming his new spinoff Schooled, Hunter has been working hard to figure out how to take Mixed Mental Arts to the next level. We've had so much fun sharing the best ideas we've found in books. We can't wait to share them with an even wider audience. But in the meantime, we will be releasing new episodes every so often.

After Bryan's parents divorced, he turned to food to fill the emotional gap, became 100 lbs overweight and was consumed by anxiety. He struggled to make a change. His wife was at death's bed, due to chronic illness. This forced Bryan to look at his role as a husband and father. He didn't want his son to experience the same anxiety that he did as a child. Bryan learned that motivation for change is driven by deep rooted values. This enabled him to transform his life. Bryan shares these powerful nuggets of life wisdom: - even in the darkest moments, there is light - you are empowered to make a change - practice self love and self acceptance - allow for the good in us to come through - allow for ability to achieve better things - you deserve to have those things - spend time to discover and identify your deep rooted values - those values will be the catalyst and sustainable force for change in your life Bryan is a best-selling author, speaker and life coach. He has faced major adversities and learned how to overcome and achieve. From obesity to running marathons, from career struggles to success as a CXO, from watching illness threaten his family to finding lasting health, he has been through many lessons he used to develop his unique approach to inspiring others succeed. Bryan’s work has been featured in several top publications like Inc. Magazine, The LA Times, Chicago Tribune and more. He has spoken at multiple TEDx events, and has been a featured guest on over 100 podcasts and radio shows. While Bryan lives in the US, he has worked and lived in numerous countries and cultures across the world, giving him a truly global perspective. http://www.bryanfalchuk.com http://www.facebook.com/bryanfalchuk http://twitter.com/bryanfalchuk  http://instagram.com/bryanfalchuk  http://www.bryanfalchuk.com/tedx  https://www.doadaybook.com/ tags:  Bryan, Falchuk, author, speaker, life, coach, marathon, TEDx, guest, podcast, radio, show, storiesthatempower.com, stories that empower, empowering stories, empowerment stories, stories of empowerment, stories of empowering others, self empowerment stories, stories empower, inspire, inspiring, inspiration, uplift, uplifting, upliftment, hope, light, Sean

Craig and Jason meet Bryan Falchuk, who is a best-selling author, speaker and life coach. He has faced major adversities and learned how to overcome and achieve. From obesity to running marathons, from career struggles to success as a CXO, from watching illness threaten his family to finding lasting health, he has been through many lessons he used to develop his unique approach to inspiring others succeed.Bryan’s work has been featured in several top publications like Inc. Magazine, The LA Times, Chicago Tribune and more. He has spoken at multiple TEDx events, and has been a featured guest on over 100 podcasts and radio shows.While Bryan lives in the US, he has worked and lived in numerous countries and cultures across the world, giving him a truly global perspective.More Info: https://www.bryanfalchuk.comYouTube of Tedx Talk: https://youtu.be/SGUY908Q6IcHi Marley: https://www.himarley.comSponsored By Agency Vault: Try It for FREE 14 Days!!!Support the show (https://www.dudes4u.com)

In between running hills and foam rolling, you probably need to sleep. While Bryan and Peter are busy cobbling together a new episode of HWYRT for February, please enjoy this episode of Thought Platform dedicated to the world of sleep. See you in your dreams.  Send us your thoughts at thoughtplatform@gmail.com

A pair of Standard Grand Prix means over 60 decklists to peruse and two wildly different winner’s metagames to compare. Gerry and Bryan waste no time in dissecting the results, why it went down the way it did, and what it means going forward. Bryan also discusses his GP New Jersey experience with Izzet Arclight. What worked, what didn’t, and how to tune the deck are all things you need to know. While Bryan was busy in NJ, Gerry was playing Magic Online with the same deck and weighs in with his own conclusions. GP Lille - 7:23 Mono-Blue - 10:37 Izzet decks - 13:05 Golgari - 22:00 GP New Jersey - 30:38 Boros decks - 31:57 Jeskai - 46:36 Selnesnya Tokens - 51:39 Modern - 1:01:10 Question of the week - 1:04:54 Contact and Support twitter.com/g3rryt twitter.com/bryango twitter.com/TheGAMPodcast thegampodcast@gmail.com Patreon.com/thegampodcast

Baikal Nomads - Road X [011] october 2018 by Sparrow & Barbossa https://soundcloud.com/sparrowandbarbossa is a dj and producer duo formed by the Swiss Bryan Coletta and the Uruguayan Emiliano Haberli. Bryan is a pianist and comes from a musical family, his father is the legendary guitarist Francis Coletta who worked with artists like Whitney Houston, Quincy Jones or Frank Sinatra among others. Since very young he’s been influenced by soul, jazz and funk until he took it to the plates with remixes like Fictionalise from Cubicolor with his strong capacity of improvisation and versatility. Emiliano was born and raised in a region of Uruguay dominated by African colonials and got widely influenced by what’s called “The Culture Of Candombe”, pure african tribal rhythm coming from the colonialism. Very young he moved to Europe where he connected with the music there, starting to give a form to his style in the electronic music world with Chus & Ceballos and Joesky (USA). Together they form Sparrow & Barbossa, producing a fusion between organic and more electronic progressive sounds. The age difference between the two make they’re sets and productions sound unique. While Bryan brings the freshness of modern sounds and melodies, Emiliano fine tunes the rhythmic part. Globe-trotters, they’re true lovers of ethnies and lost cultures, devoted to transmit this legacy through electronic music.

While Bryan enjoyed a nice Sunday off with no Seahawks, Andrew had to endure a Cowboys loss against the Washington Redskins. What went wrong? Andrew has plenty to say about what went down, both bad and good, and of course the snap infraction. What the hell is a snap infraction? And this week, it’s his turn for a bye week,…Continue Reading→

Bryan Caplan is a Professor of Economics at George Mason University, blogger for Econ-log, and author of The Case Against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money. He joins Charlie on the show today for a vibrant discussion of why education is a waste of time and money, and why we still buy it. They also talk about the degree to which non-rational motivations can affect larger, macro trends. Both Bryan and Charlie are passionate about education, especially alternative education, and this conversation provides some insight into some different ways to achieve educational goals. Key Takeaways: [2:05] – If you’re looking for a solution for managing your inbox, try SaneBox! See link below to start your free trial and get a $25 credit. [3:20] – Bryan’s book is called The Case Against Education: Why the Education System is a Waste of Time and Money. While Bryan is a successful professor and the system has been good to him, he feels the system is dysfunctional, and while other aspects of social systems are changing, education seems to be stagnant. [5:30] – The heart of Bryan’s argument is that most of what kids are taught in school is not relevant in the real world. Another puzzle is why do employers reward employees for having passed all those subjects that they aren’t going to use? The signaling model of education says that employers might reward you for your education because you learn skills in school and they’re paying for your skills, and the other reason is that even if you study something that’s not relevant to your job, it’s still impressive and would hopefully translate to whatever job you’re doing. [7:05] – Historically, education was focused on training people to become a minister, lawyer, or doctor. As time went on, they added more subjects like natural science and computer science, but the traditions of that model still linger in the system today. While there is purity in the humanities model in terms of becoming a worldly person, you didn’t necessarily go to school to create a livelihood. [10:15] – The type of education that Bryan is against is formal schooling and things that relate to it. The classroom environment doesn’t work for everyone. [13:38] – The primary value of education is not the human capital argument, but rather that it signals something in the broader marketplace. The human capital theory states that when you go to school and learn skills, you emerge a better worker, which is valuable to companies. The other argument is for signaling, which shows that when someone applies themselves to something and they can do it well, it convinces employers that you are worth hiring and training. Bryan shares the analogy of the two ways to raise the value of a diamond to help demonstrate this difference. [15:50] – Are the signals that people receive accurate? If they weren’t, Bryan imagines someone would have already come up with a different way to select employees that would earn them a lot of money. Since that is not happening, the signaling is probably rooted in truth. [19:50] – Bryan discusses the topic of “de-hiring,” which is the process of companies getting rid of a worker without firing, but by helping them get another job. This follows the thesis of Bryan’s book because the trend seems to be that companies don’t automatically get rid of incompetent employees, and that a false signal could end up working out in the end. In the labor market, an employer might care more about the credential than the knowledge. If enough people are hiring based on credentials, it creates a macro trend. [22:15] – Employers might want people with fancy degrees to impress customers. This is another form of signaling. Signaling is branch of optics, and there are different ways the optics can create perceived value that continues an action that makes no sense. Bryan and Charlie discuss some of the trends in hiring, and how employers tend to look for people who have done something or have some formal education, but how this could overlook people who would perform really well who don’t have the same credentials. [28:25] – The reasons we have for our actions are not always the reasons we think they should be, and it’s important to consider to what degree those reasons dictate broad trends in society. For example, in the military you have to have a college degree to be a commissioned officer, but it doesn’t matter what type of degree. The same thing happens in PhD programs. This perpetuates people going through higher education for the degree rather than the knowledge that will be applied. [34:00] – Bryan has policy perspectives and proposals for the case against education. The first is that the government needs to cut sharply from education funding to end the rut. There has been enormous credential inflation over the past few decades, but most of what’s happened is that jobs that in the past would have required a high school degree are now requiring a lot more education to get it, though not necessarily to do it. The main question for Bryan is how can we cut credential inflation? Bryan explains his logic that reducing education will reduce inflation, and this can be achieved by cutting funding. This would be across a large scale, not just for a select group of individuals. [39:00] – Another thing frequently found in the marketplace is that when there are a fewer number of people with degrees, then we value them even more (supply and demand). Bryan has crunched these numbers, and he explains how even in this scenario there will be a much larger number of people doing better than they are in the current system. This would allow people to get a good job out of high school. [43:10] – Vocational education is another avenue that could help create the type of education environment Bryan is talking about. There is research that states that vocational education is selfishly better for students. In addition, students who don’t like the formal school environment, vocation keeps them involved in learning something rather than the alternatives. In our society, there’s a bit of a stigma around vocational school, but it can be a better path for some students. The default option of going to college is not working for a whole lot of people. [50:55] - The main point is that students are getting the kind of education that will suit them. There are many different types of students, and the current default path of graduating high school and going straight into college doesn’t work for everyone. There are kids who will flourish in that system if that’s really what they want to do, but it’s also important to consider what kind of skills students will learn by taking time to study a trade before deciding if university education is what they want. Additionally, Bryan and Charlie discuss how a lot of what students are learning in standard curriculum doesn’t carry on into their adult lives. [54:30] - Bryan talks about the biggest rebuttal he’s heard for his argument, and how he incorporates it into his philosophy. The rebuttal places merit on the predictability of national prosperity based on national test scores, and would reorient the education system toward the direction of boosting math and science scores. Bryan doesn’t believe people would actually work to reform the system, and also feels like most typical jobs don’t use a lot of math and science, and the test scores are actually reflective of the effects of intelligence. Intelligence is much harder to change than math and science scores, but also more widely applied in different ways than specific to math and science. [57:45] - A better focus of education might be critical thinking, reasoning, and decision making, because those things apply to every industry. School psychology argues that these topics, especially critical thinking, are difficult to teach, and particularly difficult to get students to apply outside of the classroom. This applies to other subjects of study too - outside of the context in which there’s a performance aspect, many people don’t use the skills they’ve learned. [1:03:00] - Bryan’s invitation/ challenge for listeners is to go through the list of courses from your last year of formal education and compare them to what you’re doing today and see how often you see a connection between what you learned and what you use today. Additional Links: Productive Flourishing Productive Flourishing Podcast Episode 169: Penelope Trunk: Asperger's, Creativity and the Education System Productive Flourishing Podcast Episode 153: Michelle Jones and Austin Goldberg: Wayfinding Academy 101 Bryan Caplan The Case Against Education: Why The Education System is a Waste of Time and Money SaneBox

Welcome back to another episode of For Films Sake! This week Chris talks about "Lottery Fever", Tax Season, Dave Chappelle & the new season of Black Mirror. While Bryan comes to the realization that maybe he isn't as important as he thinks he is.Then we dive into David Lowery's "A Ghost Story" starring Casey Affleck. One of the more unique films of 2017 and just overall in general. Hope you enjoy the episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 10 we interview Bryan and Sherry Lopez from the jewelry company, Lovishly. During this episode we hear how these young parents ended up adopting 3 identical triplet boys with some pretty severe needs...each was born weighing a pound and was smaller than a coke can. After 90 doctor visits in the first few months of having these boys the Lopez family began the adoption process of twins from Uganda. While Bryan was overseas bonding with the twins Sherry received the most shocking news, she was pregnant and her unborn child might now live past birth. Their story doesn't stop there, but to hear more, please check out our episode 10 podcast with Bryan and Sherry Lopez! 

In Episode 10 we interview Bryan and Sherry Lopez from the jewelry company, Lovishly. During this episode we hear how these young parents ended up adopting 3 identical triplet boys with some pretty severe needs...each was born weighing a pound and was smaller than a coke can. After 90 doctor visits in the first few months of having these boys the Lopez family began the adoption process of twins from Uganda. While Bryan was overseas bonding with the twins Sherry received the most shocking news, she was pregnant and her unborn child might now live past birth. Their story doesn't stop there, but to hear more, please check out our episode 10 podcast with Bryan and Sherry Lopez!

The boys of Flame ON! are back for an all new cast recording! While Bryan is away on assignment, Pat, The Talking Bear Skin Rug, assembles this month's round table, which includes Jeff, Jarrod and B.J., to discuss the pop culture topics that are tickling their fancy! Listen in for their take on the Kim Davis controversy including the "Still Does His/Her Job" meme and the incredibly hysterical Next To Kim Davis Twitter account! The also talk TV's Summer Season ending and what they're looking forward to in the upcoming Fall Season! After that it's video games and celebrating the 30th anniversary of Super Mario! They close it out with a little discussion about comics and a listener question! So sit back and enjoy this episode of Flame ON!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While Bryan is away the boys of Flame ON! will play! Join Pat the talking Bear Skin Rug along with Jarrod, Oral, BJ and long time listener Humberto as they tackle the world of pop culture from a gay and geeky perspective! You’ll get to hear about the less than stellar reboot of the Fantastic 4 and how it rained on Jarrod’s date night, our take on the news coming out of D23, the upcoming Marvel movies, a small Fall TV preview, and what’s great (and what’s not so great) in the world of comics! Tune in and Flame ON! http://nerdyshow.com/2015/08/flame-on-episode-92-the-even-more-fantastic-fiveLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While Bryan is busy “les miserating,”  Eric brings over Nerdonomy staple Sarah Ashley as they discuss the fascinating history behind Woodstock.  Enjoy! Click Here  if the player doesn’t load! Photo courtesy of Wikimedia. The post Mud, Drugs, and Rock & Roll appeared first on NERDONOMY.