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Jungle Queens, Scary Dreams, and Adulterous Schemes.  It's August 17th, 1984, and the boys are taking in SHEENA, DREAMSCAPE, and THE WOMAN IN RED for some edgy PG-13 violence & gore and some wholesome PG full-frontal-nudity.  Grab your leg warmers and Members Only jackets, because the boys are heading back to the ‘80s for Episode 58 of Opening Weekend!Ahh, the mid-1980s. What would Ronald Reagan's (or Eddie Albert's, for that matter) America have been without the efforts of Hulk Hogan to capture the WWF Championship, the Ghostbusters to capture Slimer, or Fred Berman to capture anything the Playboy Channel had on in the middle of the night (without his Dad knowing)?While Jason has wholesome family time at the beach with Grandpa, and Dan watches hour after hour of sweaty men doing the Camel Clutch, sick perversions abound, both on Fred's TV screen, and on America's movie screens. Gene Wilder and Joe Bologna strive to get their bologna into any women they're not married to; Dennis Quaid dreams of a giant snake-man and strives to get his giant snake, man, into Kate Capshaw; and Tanya Roberts swings from long jungle vines as Ted Wass strives to get his long jungle vine out from under his sarong. Or is that merely his sarong-knot? Or is it all just Fred's 80s-Playboy-channel-addled imagination? A surprise call from some beloved “Pod Squad” members may provide some clarification. Or not.  Yeah, probably not. Where's the Beef? Why, it's in Ted Wass' pants, of course! Gag me with a spoon, it's the totally tubular Episode 58 of Opening Weekend!

While Jason & Lauren were locked in a room asking each other 100 questions each, they got onto the topic of pregnancy scares and dates gone wrong. Love you guys x

Jason McDonald is an author, teacher, and consultant focused on personal branding, SEO, social media marketing, and Google ads. He has an undergraduate degree from Harvard, a master's and a Ph.D. from Berkeley, and he teaches at Stanford. He also has many bestselling books on digital marketing topics available on Amazon.    In today's episode, we're going to discuss why we should create digital products and publish a book on Amazon.    Jason's Journey   Jason studied at Berkeley for six years while working towards his Ph.D. For two of those years, he lived in Europe and wrote his dissertation on economic policy in Eastern Europe. Once he graduated, he began working with a computer reseller start-up to grow international sales, becoming familiar with the internet for the first time.    His first experience with the internet inspired him to start an email newsletter for design engineers which got him into SEO. About 10 years later, he discovered he was good at teaching. He had a friend who encouraged him to teach a class, and that's when Jason began teaching SEO in San Francisco. He enjoyed it so much he eventually started teaching for Stanford and also began publishing.    Building a Skill Set    The ability to publish books on Amazon has been a huge blessing in Jason's career.    While Jason was teaching a class at Stanford, he thought it would be a good idea to try writing a book on SEO. He already had the knowledge and just needed to learn the skills to get it published. He put in the time and research and learned how to publish a book on Amazon and get it set up on Kindle and CreateSpace. He published his book on Amazon which started to generate around $30,000 a year in royalty revenue and established his name in his industry.    “There are people who think you're born with a certain skill, like ‘I'm born and I'm able to do the math.' I really think that's a terrible attitude. A better attitude is, ‘I want to have this skill, and I'm going to learn how to do this skill. I'm going to invest in the skill and get good at this skill.' I didn't know that much about how to publish a book on Amazon at the time, but I really dug into it. . . . I created that skill set by just saying, ‘I'm going to do this,'” Jason said.    Jason didn't have the skill set to publish a book, so he developed it. If we want to be an expert at something, we have to put in the work. It's not a matter of being born with or without a certain skill, it's a matter of drive and determination.     “You have to decide you want the skill set,” Jason said. “That's how you want to think about your skills in life. . . . It really hurts people when they think, ‘Gosh, I could never do that.' That's self-defeating.”    Are we willing to pay the price? Are we willing to put in the time and resources it takes to develop a new skill? We have the ability to pick what we want to be an expert in, we just have to pay the price. It's often said that if we put in 10,000 hours into something, we can become one of the world's leading experts in it.   One of the best skill sets we can learn is creating a digital product. While we may not have the skills naturally to create a digital product, we can put in the time and effort to learn how and develop those skills.    There is an old saying that goes, “It doesn't matter how much milk you spill as long as you don't lose your cow.” As entrepreneurs, there will often be “spillage” and wasteful decisions as we start trying to learn something new. However, our mistakes don't matter as much if we keep trying. What we see as failure may not have a huge impact on the bigger picture or an impact on our revenue.    Publishing a Book on Amazon   When I asked Jason what his best monetization secret is, he said it is to create a digital product. For him, that digital product was his books.    “If you have a special kind of knowledge or if you're an expert in ‘x' . . . you should write a book,” Jason said. “ If you can create a digital product, which is what books are these days, you can create a passive income stream around that product.”   Books not only provide a passive income stream, but they also build our credibility. Writing a book shows our customers our knowledge. As we really become an expert in our specific field, we can write a book to establish our name. However, we need to make sure we write a book with a purpose. We shouldn't publish a digital book just to show off our knowledge; we need to write a book that will provide value to our audience.   For example, college students will look for books on financial aid, budgeting, easy home-cooked meals, relationship advice, and more. We need to write a book that answers a question for someone or solves a problem for them. A new parent may purchase a dozen books on baby names and how to raise a kid. If we can answer a question or solve a problem, a book can really be a great source of revenue. Jason was able to do this with the topic of SEO. He wrote a book on what he was an expert on, answered questions and solved problems for his audience, and then made around $30,000 a year off the royalty revenues of his book.    It is very common for people to turn to a book when they are trying to solve a problem. According to the Pew Research Center, the average American reads about 12 books a year. If we can make our book the #1 in its category, we have a good chance of success.    “One of the things I've learned in business is you want to fish where the fish are,” Jason said. “Certain markets, like the book market, have a defined player (Amazon) where all the action is. And Amazon has made it very easy for people to publish and find books.”   Amazon has a system that allows anyone to self-publish a book relatively easily. All we have to do is write it. Once we do, publishing takes less than five minutes and our book appears on Kindle stores worldwide within 48 hours (Source: Amazon). Amazon also allows us to earn up to 70% in royalty sales to customers and stay in control of our prices. Instead of going through a publisher, we can do it on our own from our homes.    Amazon is a great platform to take advantage of for book publishing. “Amazon dominates the book market. It's where people go for books,” Jason said. “Think about areas where there is a defined marketplace that you can then insert yourself.”   The Association of American Publishers filed a statement in 2019 with the Federal Trade Commission, saying, “A year ago, The New York Times reported that Amazon controlled 50 percent of all book distribution, but for some industry suppliers, the actual figure may be much higher, with Amazon accounting for more than 70 or 80 percent of sales.” (Source: Publishing Perspectives).    We can leverage Amazon to potentially reach millions of people and get our book out there. There are currently 150 million Amazon Prime subscribers, a 50 percent increase from 100 million in April 2018 (Source: VentureBeat) and even more people use Amazon without Prime.    Just because millions of people are on Amazon, that doesn't mean we have millions of people looking at our book. In 2020, there were 48.5 million books on Amazon (Source: JustPublishingAdvice). Becoming an expert in our field and answering a problem our customers are trying to solve gives us a competitive edge in this vast book market on Amazon.    Another digital product that builds our credibility and can create recurring revenue is online courses. Online courses are a great way to provide value to our customers. We can share our knowledge and teach them how to do something they need help with. However, the disadvantage with online courses is that there isn't one platform that dominates that platform as Amazon does with books. Jason believes that publishing a digital book on Amazon is one of the best digital products we can use to our advantage.    Key Takeaways   Thank you so much Jason for sharing your stories and knowledge with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode:   We have to decide what skill set we want and then put in the time and effort to become an expert in it. One of the best skill sets we can learn as entrepreneurs are how to create digital products. Books provide a passive income stream and build our credibility. Amazon is a great platform to take advantage of because it dominates the book market and makes publishing relatively easy.  We should become an expert in our field and answer a question or solve a problem for our customers. If we can make our book the #1 in its category, we have a high chance of success.    Connect with Jason   If you enjoyed this interview and want to learn more about Jason or connect with him, you can find him on his LinkedIn or his website, jasonmcdonald.org. You can also find his books on Amazon.    Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer?   Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content:   Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter.   Share Your Story    Have you published a book on Amazon? If so, what advice can you share? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers.    Read at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/126-why-entrepreneurs-should-publish-a-book-on-amazon/ 

Over three years, Jason Barbato introduced, developed, and scaled a growth hacking program that generated more than $40 million of annual recurring revenue. This program became strategic and standard for more than 60 product teams. It's been recognized by the growth industry experts as best in class and enterprise level.    Today, we're going to focus on how to use growth hacking to monetize a business.    Growth Hacking   Growth hacking encompasses strategies focused on driving growth while spending as little time and money as possible. Sean Ellis, founder, and CEO of GrowthHackers, developed the term “growth hacking” in 2010 to describe a sustainable growth approach (Source: GrowthHackers). It is a creative strategy to increase website traffic, generate leads, and optimize the marketing process.    While Jason was working as an SEO consultant for EarthLink, he attracted IBM's attention with his digital marketing program. IBM called about a growth hacking role, which was the first time Jason had heard that term. Since Jason was so data-driven and focused on running tests, by their definition, he was a growth hacker, and they invited him to jump into a small team.    On the team, he focused on how he could influence the buyer's journey and create loyal customers. He'd analyze the data, run tests, and review what worked and what didn't.  Jason's groundbreaking moment with IBM was developing a growth hacking strategy that became extremely profitable. He started working with an IBM SaaS product, and after producing some tests, they discovered only 1% of visitors were subscribing/purchasing digitally. So, Jason and his team asked themselves, “What can we do to get the customers to buy/subscribe on their own?”   He noticed that in the customer's digital journey, the pricing page only had buttons to access a free trial or subscribe for free. He thought, “When people are here to look at pricing, they might want to buy right now. We should remove some of these ‘try' buttons and replace them with ‘buy' buttons.” After moving around some of the calls to action, they increased engagement by 8% and generated $6 million from the simple experiment.    The product team loved the growth hack and started applying it everywhere. They ended up creating two versions of the product and made it available in 140 countries. His hack became a global standard.    Now, he's been a marketing growth consultant for more than seven years and a growth mentor and coach for two years. He currently serves as the vice president of growth at Orange Pegs, a US-based growth, and inbound marketing agency.   “It's very foundational,” Jason said. “We looked at a data point, hypothesized about certain things, . . . and started to test against that. And again, it wasn't multivariate. It had sort of a cascade effect, where if you do one thing on one page, it prompts something new on another page. Now, this is just moving elements around the page. . . . I like its simplicity.”   Growth hacking has become a very significant tectonic shift in the market, but what it comes to is measuring data and testing. We need to have a data-driven mindset.     “Use the data to take action and run tests, and let those tests guide the moves that you make to improve and delight your customer base, and also grow and grow your business,” Jason said.    Jason explained that to effectively use growth hacking to monetize a business, it all comes down to curiosity. Curiosity leads to experimentation, which leads to monetization.    Curiosity    Jason's top monetization secret is to be curious. In order to monetize from growth hacking, it all comes down to the foundational element of curiosity.    “You have to have that curiosity,” he said. “Having curiosity, caring about your business, caring about the growth of your business, or your product, with a level of curiosity can be a moneymaker for you. Because if you are complacent, and things are sitting static, and you're just happy with the status quo . . . you may be missing out on millions because you're not creating and hypothesizing. You're not measuring.”   If we are complacent, we could be missing out on a lot of opportunities for exponential growth. Change is constant, so we need to constantly adapt. If we aren't curious and looking for new ways of growth, we may miss out on increased profit.    Studies have shown that curiosity leads to greater learning, engagement, and performance at work (Source: Human Resource Development Quarterly). As we are curious, we will naturally find better ways to run our businesses.    “You have to put yourself in the mindset to say, ‘What if? What if this happened? What if I tried that?'” Jason said. “It could change everything. Your business could completely shift and pivot away from something you thought was good to something that's really great.”   Curiosity leads to testing which leads to monetization. We have to ponder everything and once we do that, the tests will happen naturally.    Experiments    Once we are curious, we will be naturally motivated to look at data to perform tests and experiments. Growth hacking is all about taking the data we have collected, measuring it, and then running experiments to try and increase growth and profit.    We have to have a data-driven mindset. The majority of the time, we have access to the data and information that will guide us to success. We simply need to act on it. Growth hacking is taking the information, pulling insights out, and then experimenting on it. If our experiment fails, we know what not to do. If our experiment succeeds in creating growth, we know what changes we need to make.   Estimates have shown that businesses collected more customer information in 2010 than all prior years combined (Source: Harvard Business Review). Everything is focused on customer data and it is within our reach. On average, businesses receive data and metrics from 28 different sources (Deloitte Digital). We live in a data-driven world. The amount of data created by consumers doubles every two years (MIT Technology Review) and 92.3% of businesses maintain databases to host information on customers and prospects (GDMA). We need to make sure we use all the new data to our advantage.    Success will depend on how we use customer data and information to find new ways to grow our business.   Monetization    Once we've run tests on our data, we need to look at the results and determine what new insights we have to work with. Most experiments will tell us what not to do, or what to do more of. Jason increased the profit of the IBM SaaS product simply because he applied the insights he learned from his experiments. All he did was change a couple of CTAs on the company's website.    We need to follow a similar process. As we use growth hacking effectively, we can monetize our businesses. It starts with curiosity, leads to experiments, and results in monetization.   Key Takeaways   Thank you so much Jason for sharing your stories and knowledge with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode:   Growth hacking is any strategy focused on driving growth while spending as little time and money as possible. Growth hacking is a significant tectonic shift, but what it comes down to is testing and analyzing data. We need to have a data-driven mindset.  Curiosity leads to experimentation, which leads to monetization.  Curiosity leads to greater learning, engagement, and performance at work. We live in a data-driven world. The amount of data created by consumers doubles every two years (MIT Technology Review). We need to make sure we use all the new data to our advantage.  Success may depend on how well we use customer data and information in ethical ways to find new ways to grow our business.   Connect with Jason   If you enjoyed this interview and want to learn more about Jason or connect with him, you can find him on LinkedIn or on growthmentor.com.    Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer?   Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content:   Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter.   Share Your Story    Has growth hacking helped your business to grow? If so, what growth hacking strategies have worked best for your company? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers.   Read at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/114-how-to-use-growth-hacking-to-monetize-a-business/ 

Look out ELLEN a new Daytime Talk Show Host is HERE!! While Jason is busy moving Stacey takes on a solo pod. We chat Period Problems, The best BIG Underwear, Why you deserve comfortable underwear, Pregnancy, AND Jlo and Ben aka BENNIFER 2021? John Mulaney Divorce? And the HUGE ROCK on Kaitlin Bristowe's newly ENGAGED finger! Subscribe! https://bit.ly/3w5qqokThe Regulars Podcast Audio Feed: https://apple.co/2PAEqFGThe Regulars Instagram: http://instagram.com/theregularspodcast

In today's episode we chat about getting mixed signals after a date.We have different reads on this question because Megan is much better at emotions and reading people than Jason. While Jason can understand where this guy is coming from, Megan feels it should be much more obvious and more of a gut feeling when sparks are flying.We'll get into a few other topics but ultimately we tend to agree that "just going for it" could be the best thing to do when you're not sure if someone was really that into you on your date.Enjoy the episode!

This episode is just a recap of the technical aspect of live streaming the San Antonio Super with poor cell signal. While Jason does recap the race he watched, this is much more focused on the tools he used, what went well, what went bad, what he learned, and what he'll do to test again the next day with hopefully better results.

The end of the 2020-2021 Omaha Hockey Season came to an exciting conclusion. While Jason's insane prediction from last week didn't come true the Mavericks did skate away with a victory. We chat about what this means heading into the NCHC tournament and the possibility of playing in the NCAA tournament. Up next...a rematch with Denver! Join the rush, follow Mavpuck online! www.mavpuck.com www.facebook.com/MavpuckPage/ www.twitter.com/Mavpuck https://soundcloud.com/mavpuckcast www.youtube.com/mavpuckcast #CollegeHockey #OmahaHockey #Mavericks

The boys brew an Irish Red Ale, While Jason distils some Gin -- They also learn a few things from this veteran brewer.

The boys brew an Irish Red Ale, While Jason distils some Gin -- They also learn a few things from this veteran brewer.

WE finished 2020! While Jason is excited to get 2020 behind him, Kevin is sure that it isn't the calendars fault! AirPods Max, look sweet, but who is buying them? Plastic free grocery delivery IOS 14.3 Privacy warnings

When I searched for the word "Random" in a podcast directory, there were over 50 shows, with many of them talking about "whatever." Today I'm going to share why I think this is a bad idea and how being focused has help Carey Green get 8000+ downloads per episode for his Morning Mindset Daily Christian Devotional podcast.  How I've Seen Random Fail As a teacher for decades, I can say I've seen how humans are not fans of change. They like things to stay the same and be predictable. As a musician, I saw establishments that had comedy on Monday, Metal on Tuesday, Country on Wednesday.... in trying to have something for everyone, they alienated everyone as you never know what night it was.  I had a dog for 14 years, and for many years all of my friends made up their own nickname. The dog heard random name after random name. Consequently, he wouldn't come when you called him as he had not connected with his actual name.  The Power of the Niche On the Podcast Review Show (where you can get TWO consultants' insights for the price of one), Jason Sacco from the Ankylosing Spondylitis show shared how this podcast is attracting people who have this disease. This brings HUGE relief as many people have nobody to talk to who truly understands what it's like to have this pain-causing disease.  Jaspon has a focused niche, but that doesn't stamp out all creativity. He has been trying some live roundtables and hopes to continue to grow his audience as he moves forward. While Jason would like to monetize his show, currently building the community and the lack of feeling alone is quite a bonus already.  He has also been getting some press for his show.  Carey Green Gets to 8600 Downloads Per Episode  Carey Green hosts The Morning Mindset Daily Christian Devotional. When I hear about people with large amounts of downloads in just a few years (Carey is just under three years), I typically wonder if they had a large social following, email list, or built-in audience. In Carey's case, he had none of those. Here are some key points we covered in our interview: 20:10 Carey Green Getting 8600 Per Episode 21:43 Why Carey Started His Show 23:17 Daily Podcast Tips 24:34 Dealing With Haters 25:36 Polarizing People 25:59 Feedback From the Audience 26:58 Giving Your Audience What They Want 27:43 What Makes His Show Different 28:21 Starting a Premium Podcast 29:56 How is He Marketing His Show? 31:20 A Better Call To Action 32:05 Your Back Episodes in Stats 32:33 The One Different Thing 33:11 Teach Your Audience Your Slogan 35:43 Promoting the Show is Key 37:31 Carey Starts a Non-Profit 40:00 The Importance of Integrity What About Jordan Harbinger? Isn't His Show Filled With Random Guests? 40:54 If you listen to Jordan Harbinger's show opening, it sounds like he's just interviewing random interesting people. He mentions, "astronauts and entrepreneurs, spies in psychologists," which sounds like many random people. However, all those people are used to cover the topic of becoming a better critical thinker.  You Can Have Predictable Randomness Both Carey and Jordan do something different on Friday. While this is a different format than other episodes, by doing it in a consistent, predictable fashion, the audience can adapt. Jordan has mentioned that his "Feedback Friday" episodes are top-rated, and Carey's longer Prayer episodes were built on his audience's requests.  Getting Your Audience Subscribing and Returning For More When you deliver a message that the audience can identify with and say, oh, wow, that person really gets me, or I can use this information to transform myself and achieve that success. They're going to connect with you, and when they hear the call of a new episode, unlike my lovable little shi-Tzu Dudley, they are going to come running back to subscribe for more. The Launch of the Dog Podcast Network 12:15 I will be interviewing James Jacobson (a consulting client of mine) who is launching the Dog Podcast Network. Currently, James is running the 101 Dog Stories Contest. Submit your 5-15 minute segment to win a place in 101 Dog Stories, and you could win our grand prize of $5,000 USD. (Up to one hundred winners will take home $100 each.) It's pretty simple to enter the 101 Dog Stories Contest. Just record your very best dog-angle story and submit! Simple, not necessarily easy: your best dog-adjacent story should be polished, fully produced packages that are ready for broadcast. We're not taking pitches; we're taking up to 101 segments. Do your best work, and be proud of it before you submit! Check it out at www.dogpodcastnetwork.com/101  Start Your Podcast Today I would love to help you create a podcast that connects with our audience, makes you sound professional, positions yourself as an expert, and gets your message out on a global scale. You don't have to spend a million bucks to sound like a million bucks.  Join the School of Podcasting today Mentioned In This Episode Episode 752 with Steve and Mark The Morning Mindset Daily Christian Devotional Dog Podcast Network Ankylosing Spondylitis Podcast Jordan Harbinger Join the School of Podcasting Schedule a Podcast Coaching Call  

Say his name five times...we dare you! No, we double-dog dare you to. While Jason, Michael, Freddy, Pinhead & Leatherface were miles deep into their sequels; Tony Todd's hook-wielding, bee-stinging myth of a man was stepping into arguably one of the genre's most important films. 1992's Candyman dared to discuss racism, slavery and even how the horror genre treated people of color and women alike. While we've reached the conclusion that the film still is home to problematic aspects. It's not without merit to say, it's heart was in the right place. While we wait for the upcoming "spiritual" sequel, from Nia DaCosta, step back into nostalgia with the original that started it all.If you or someone you know is reading this right now and you are struggling with suicide, depression, addiction, or self-harm - please reach out. Comment, message or tweet to us. Go to victimsandvillains.net/hope for more resources. Call the suicide lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Text "HELP" to 741-741. There is hope & you DO have so much value and worth! This episode of Victims and Villains was written and produced by Josh “Captain Nostalgia” Burkey and Caless Davis. Music by Mallory Jameson (https://bit.ly/expandmal) & Purple Planet (https://bit.ly/ppcoms). Candyman is property of Tristar Pictures. We do not own nor claim any rights. The trailer is in use and protected by Fair Use Act.You can now support us on Patreon. Help us get mental health resources into schools and get exclusive content at the same time. Click here (http://bit.ly/vavpatreon) to join today!

While Jason is on vacation Bill is joined by former guest Gabe to do another live podcast.

Aaron and Teddy sit down with Jason Pennington, Sr Director of Indiana IoT Lab -which connects some of Indiana’s best entrepreneurs, startups, and established partners to bring new and exciting Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to the market. While Jason is not a cybersecurity professional, he is an electrical engineer innovating in the domain of IoT, which is a rapidly growing cybersecurity focus area.Indiana IoT Lab Website:https://indianaiot.com/

Jason Fernandez is the owner of CrossFit Rife, a senior member of CFHQ seminar staff and the co-host of The Best Hour of Their Day Podcast....he's also a dude a respect tremendously. Mainly, because we don't always agree on every topic, but we are both able to hold our position and respect our counterparts opinion and engage in some seriously valuable conversation. While Jason and myself are fucking tired of talking about COVID, our conversation hangs around the topic and some of the areas that we don't see getting enough discussion from microgym owners as it relates to growing their business during a pandemic. Make sure to check out Jason's podcast and vlog series!

–It’s a hot night here on Memorial Day weekend, and the boys have been passing the time watching a lot of Unsolved Mysteries and snacking. –Visitations from behind the grave? While Jason has not had any such experience, Bobby tells … Continue reading →

While Jason is out roaming the country-side, Matt and Austin continue to convene to bring the high level of info-tainment that you deserve. This week is all about Gears Tactics, The Sims, Xbox games, and Skate 4. (Of course we are kidding because there will never be a Skate 4.) Make sure to: Listen to our Podcast: www.soundcloud.com/dryspellradio Follow our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dryspellradio Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dryspellradio Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/dryspellradio Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCVNccZSaqAY-yAwRNk23x0A Check out our website: www.dryspellradio.com

About this Episode Today we are honored to host Jason Valadão on the show. Jason is an active duty Doctor in the United States Navy and is the founder and president of several startups. With 19 years of military service on land, in the air, on sea, and in hospitals, along with many years as a professor, coach and mentor, Jason had some great opportunities in life.  Tune into this episode to learn more about Jason Valadão and his journey. Key Points of Discussion Jason Valadão’s life story Being a doctor; a childhood dream Running business while on active duty Primary and Tricare manager SteadyMD; a revolutionary startup Writing a book Advice for veterans Key Milestones of this Episode [01:18] Jason’s life story [02:22] Pursuing childhood dream [05:06] Business while being on active duty [09:46] Primary care manager [12:17] How SteadyMD works [16:52] Experience with Masterminds [20:10] Basic concept of Masterminds and benefits of it [28:00] Advice for veterans Key Quotes “So that is what's really cool about Mastermind groups as you bring people together you get involved in a topic and whether it's 20 minutes 40 minutes you start diving in.” “I was taught the concept of a mastermind being as where you take a book to study and basically you assign everybody's assigned reading.” “Things that you want in life, whether it's getting involved with investing in real estate, whether it's starting your own business, whether it's how you want to interact with your family and be a better father, brother, husband, wife or be a better coworker to your colleagues.” “John Maxwell wrote that, everyone communicates but few connect.” “And so what I love about being a mastermind leader or facilitator is it's not about me on a Podium just lecturing. It's about everyone in the group contributing and that contribution is what Society is all about.” “Find mentors in different areas of your life that are important.” About Our Guest   Jason Valadão knows the challenges everyday people face when it comes to creating a fulfilling life. While Jason is 100% inspiring living proof, he has overcome many challenges by anyone’s standards – a leader of men and women in uniform, has taught and mentored at several universities, survived cancer, is a father, and is currently a doctor of family and sports medicine in the United States Navy – his secret for true fulfillment has nothing to do with time or to-do lists. His keen sense and ability to help others through both their struggles and aspirations makes his message unique and inspiring. LinkedIn Website SteadyMD Exceptional Every Day: An Empowering Process to Unlock Your Why and Transform Your Life About Our Sponsors Navy Federal Credit Union~at Navy Federal Credit Union, we want you to know that we have your back.  We’ve all faced tough challenges individually. But right now, we’re facing some together.  And the safety of our members, employees, and community is our first priority. We know our members will face these times head-on.  Still, at Navy Federal Credit Union, we want you to know that we have your back.  Because uncertain times call for reliable service. No matter what, we remain committed to serving all of our members, all of the time.  That means, our branches will remain open as long as possible. You can also get in touch with our world-class, member service. Whether you’re on ship or ashore, at home or abroad.  We’ve had our members’ backs for 87 years. In good times and bad. Maybe that’s why we’ve been named one of the best Military Credit Unions by U.S. News and World Report.  Serving active duty, veterans, and their families. Navy Federal Credit Union. Our Members Are The Mission.  Insured by NCUA. American Express is a registered service mark of American Express, used by Navy Federal under license. Visit navyfederal.org/veteranmove for more information.

Jason Rosenbaum joins us via vmix video from his STL home to talk about his career path in journalism, what its like teaching a podcast course at Washington University in Saint Louis, and how he's handling the pandemic with two young children nearby. We discuss his knowledge of professional wrestling, karaoke (Controversy WARNING: he strongly feels his or anyone else's number one karaoke choice is Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance ... also talk of a robbery at the 1990 Grammy's where Ms. Cherry was bested by Milli Vanilli for best new artist) While Jason usually covers Missouri politics for STL Public Radio, the Mizzou journalism graduate opens up about his love of Columbia, Missouri's "Eastside Tavern" (rocking a great t shirt), discusses overcoming a major career obstacle, and gives advice on covering news in the current, forced climate. Follow Jason on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jrosenbaum You can check out "Politically Speaking" here: https://news.stlpublicradio.org/programs/politically-speaking#stream/0 ... If you're able, please support our local NPR station by donating, continuing to listen, and sharing their informative content. You can support by checking out the options here: https://www.stlpublicradio.org/support/ . Support us! Follow @weareliveradio on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook Virtual Happy Hour every Thursday w/ Barkeep US - facebook.com/weareliveradio Subscribe on YouTube: youtube.com/mediaoutlawstv --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

While Jason continues to hold down the fort at the News Director's Office, Producer Bobby and KTLA tech reporter Rich DeMuro are now working from home during the coronavirus outbreak. The three link up to talk about their varying experiences so far. Rich and Bobby also share the lessons they have learned about working from home while trying to not only stay healthy, but productive. Rich also offers up some high-tech solutions for some of the common problems of the home office.

All of us are missing the human connection because of mandatory social distancing. The I Love Kelowna Podcast is an interview-style talk show about the fabulous and fascinating people that make up our great city and the Okanagan. Interviews with entrepreneurs, executives, thought leaders, creatives, and anyone who has an interesting story to tell about how they're contributing to our wonderful home. We've recorded over 170 episodes and there are currently 92 episodes you can listen to. We are going to take advantage of this time of social distancing and release many more episodes in the coming days and weeks. SHOW NOTES for Episode #92A Passion for Real Estate and Education.Jason Moseley is a fan of building stuff, connecting people, and playing outside! Jason and his family moved to Kelowna 4.5 years ago with the goal of improving their lifestyle and creating the very best environment for their children. Kelowna made a lot of sense to them on many levels. They love the size of the community, the breadth of amenities, and of course, the scenery – and the wine! Jason has a very diverse background, having worked as a Journalist, Ski Coach, Construction Worker, Banker, Real Estate Investor, and Public Speaker. He has also started 5 businesses! He loves new challenges, building organizations, and connecting likeminded people. Since moving to the Okanagan, he has been fortunate to partner with some amazing people to build the Okanagan Real Estate Investment Group. This group focuses on introducing people to Real Estate Investing, education them, and creating strong networks. While Jason is still heavily involved, he recently stepped down from the Board of OREIG to focus on building the Big White Freestyle Team. As the Program Director for BWFT, it is his job to ensure they offer the very best program, facilities, and coaching possible to develop strong Freestyle Skiing athletes in the Okanagan. Freestyle Skiing has always been a passion of Jason's and he is excited to take this Club to the next level and weave it into the fabric of our community! If you enjoyed this episode, an iTunes review would be SO appreciated! It's super easy to do right within the Podcast app.Jason nominated Sandy McAllister to come on the I Love Kelowna Podcast. Thank you so much David Scarlatescu for nominating Jason!The I Love Kelowna Podcast has been downloaded thousands of times. It has a growing audience of people who are keenly interested in Kelowna and the Okanagan. To find out about ways to make a lasting impression on this growing audience, please send me a message.Follow me on Social Media:I Love Kelowna Podcast on FacebookInstagramLinkedinLuke Menkes Kelowna RealtorMy Personal Facebook PageIn this episode, we discuss: #OREIG, #RealEstateInvesting, #EquityPartner, #OffshoreRealEstate, #FinancialMarkets, #Investing, #FinancialEducation, #exploreKelowna, #KelownaNow, #YLW, #YVRtoYLW, #YEGtoYLW, #ExploreYLW, #YYCtoYLW, #Relocation, #KelownaViews, #handpickedkelowna, #kelownalife, #kelownaliving, #exploreBC, #Kelowna, #Okanagan, #podcast, #RealEstateSupport the show (https://paypal.me/lukemenkes)

Hot on the heels of a very popular Q+A episode, the TGN boys are back with some sad news. Due to the public health concerns surrounding the spread of COVID19, the TGN hangout slated for March 18th has been postponed. While Jason and James were very much looking forward to it, they don't want to be an active element in getting people sick. Once the risk has been minimized, the meetup will be rescheduled. Back to the episode at hand, it's a special TGN spin on the classic “what would you take to a desert island” question. From essential items to requisite booze, books, and breakfast cereal, it's a veritable how-to for being a well-prepared recluse. Stay in the mix for high-pressure final notes that looks into the history of the HeV and offers up a great list of adventure books that are just as good the second or third time as they are on the first read. If you have a question for the guys, be sure to record it as a voice memo on your phone and email the file thegreynato@gmail.com so it can be included in a future Q+A episode. Thanks for listening – just press play! 10:17 Desert Island Discs https://bbc.in/2TWKIye 11:37 Kind of Blue - Miles Davis http://bit.ly/3cNif6C 14:40 Helplessness Blues - Fleet Foxes http://bit.ly/3cNif6C 18:00 Blue Meridian - Peter Matthiessen https://amzn.to/39BBJcn 23:30 Endurance - Alfred Lansing https://amzn.to/2TQhWyX 25:50 Rolex Submariner 14060M http://bit.ly/38UlEOl 27:14 Doxa Sub 300 50th Anniversary Searambler http://bit.ly/2ItMRMi 29:14 Willet Bourbon http://bit.ly/3aDd5Ij 29:51 Tobermory Scotch http://bit.ly/3aM2N8Z 42:00 “The Doxa HRV” - Perezcope http://bit.ly/39CFIFw 43:45 “6 Classic Adventure Books We'd Read Again and Again” - Outside Online http://bit.ly/38CRvlV

While Jason and Tommy are having trouble deciding who should lead, the threat of larger battles ahead have the Rangers set out to find the seventh and final Zord: Titanus.

Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! Welcome to a new year, a new decade, and a new format for our show. For this episode, we're sitting down with Jason Seaux, the artist of the independent comic book, Necro-Man. While Jason is no stranger to our show or our content, you've never heard him quite like this. Jason is a recovering alcoholic. This is his story. Learn about our humble beginnings as friends, the moment that changed our relationship and just how much Jason sacrificed all for his addiction to alcoholism. He's not alone, though. According to a recent study, alcoholism has over 15 million people who struggle. Please understand that you're not alone and that are resources for you. If you or someone you know is reading this right now and you are struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please reach out. Comment, message or tweet to us. Go to bit.ly/vavhope for more resources. Call the suicide lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Text "HELP" to 741-741. There is hope! You have so much value and worth.Music by Yuriy Bespalov (http://bit.ly/yuriyb) & Beggars (http://bit.ly/beggarsfl). Victims and Villains is written and produced by Josh "Captain Nostalgia" Burkey.

On today’s episode, Fern sits down with Jason Rule of Driven Nutrition, the supplements coming that works with affiliate aswell. While Jason owning GNC found that companies supplement would cut back on raw product and saying it was to “improve” the formulas when in reality they were cutting back to save money. During this process, Jason realised he knew so much about these raw products and how they should be put together that he discided to start making the product himself. Fern and Jason discuss the problem with the supplement industry and how Driven Nutrition is different. Making it affordable and educating affiliate not just on supplements but on how to sell anything in your affiliate. Check out the extra content about this episode on besthouroftheirday.com Rate/subscribe in Apple Podcasts! Find us on Instagram: @besthouroftheirday + @thejasonackerman Check out our website - besthouroftheirday.com - to learn more about our private coaches development group. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-ackerman/support

Thank you to Jason for commissioning this episode. While Jason is no longer with us, he's still a part of UNspoiled! and there is another episode coming up this week with his name on it. These chapters are really intense, which is true of all of them to a degree, but this one is particularly drastic. Nassun turns a corner here and decides to kill a whole fulcrum full of orogenes because she feels they're somehow damaged. The worst part is that she feels they're damaged in the exact way that her mother is damaged, which makes her actions even more heartbreaking and brutal. Meanwhile, Essun is struggling with the lessons she's taking from Alabaster to hook the obelisks from the sky to get the moon back. It's not going awesomely, and she's frustrated, but she gets a little distracted when an evil stone-eater shows up and rips Hoa apart. Thanks for listening, and I will see you soon with a new episode!

While Jason is on vacation doing who knows what (Jason things), Levi and Leroy talk Levi and tools. Learn more at AutomotiveLearningCenter.com/the-podcast/ Credits: Host: Jason Widelitz Host: Leroy Franke Host: Levi Meades

While Jason's away the Circus will play as they join Chris for the Costa Countdown to Blastoff brought to you by ARE Truck Caps and Accessories. 

In this VERY sweary episode of the Invert the Why Podcast, Rocket Russell, Nervous Nathan, Retro Dan, and Jason Relaxation test Mario's bleeps to the limit and also discuss bladder problems, corn (not Korn), Mick Molloy, Kevin Bloody Wilson, Rodney Rude, Doorbell problems, Steady Eddie, and a very deep dive into Formula One season 2019. While Jason relaxation sleeps, the boys discuss Formula 2019 Mercedes dominance, a lack of overtaking, watering down 2021 regulations, Liberty Media, ground hogs, performance and mindfulness coaches, Ferrari's restructure, the quality of food at strip joints, Melbourne's infamous Goldfinger club, Pole Position, and how you get pink eye from a dildo.Invert the Why is a comedic celebration of geek culture. Geeks come in all shapes, specialities, and backgrounds and we aim to learn from them all. Join Retro Dan and Jason Relaxation as they laugh and learn with nerds across Gaming, Tech, Music, The Arts, Sport, Science and Exploration. Kisses.We also now have a store, https://shop.inverty.net. Here you will find all the things Retro Dan, Jason Relaxation, and their guests love and talk about on the Invert The Why Podcast.Shop for retro & gaming apparel, Podcast swag, and of course our unique designs based on the show. Find the perfect gift for yourself, or maybe someone else. Feel good that 10% of revenue (not profit) goes straight to the Melanoma Institute of Australia. If you dont want to buy stuff - maybe make a donation to them instead?Find us on Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/5IVIRqB5RBtv5SsBzMsb5w), Itunes (https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/invert-the-why/id1450102751?mt=2), Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqxU0sjDQSr5FHE13VDpxfA), or at our Website (https://inverty.net).

Often times, people considering divorce fail to take their specific needs and objectives into account during the selection process in favor of a referral from a family member, friend or colleague that fails to take their specific situation into account. Additionally, they homogenize the skills and capabilities of prospective attorneys during the shopping process. In the end, this introduces the potential for mismatch into their divorce which can add cost and inefficiency. Join us for a discussion with Jason Sposeep, Partner at Schiller, DuCanto and Fleck and Collaborative Law Fellow, as we explore the basic considerations for choosing a divorce attorney. About Jason Jason authoritatively advocates for high net-worth professionals and their spouses who want fair and equitable results. Jason’s extensive background in business and finance as well as his compassion and understanding, enables him to sensibly resolve complicated divorce and custody disputes in and out of the courtroom. Jason strenuously believes in putting the children first in every divorce situation. While Jason’s experience in trying numerous complex divorce and custody matters permits him to be an assertive opponent, Jason makes every effort, when appropriate, to keep matters out of the courtroom. As a skilled negotiator having been trained in mediation and the collaborative model, Jason has the ability to successfully navigate clients through the financial and emotional aspects of their divorce. Jason is a former executive board member of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois (“CLII”). Jason uses his substantial experience in Collaborative Law to regularly educate fellow practitioners and improve upon the collaborative practice. Jason recently assisted in the redrafting and updating of the Participation Agreement used in every Collaborative divorce across the State of Illinois and played an influential role in the passing of the Illinois Supreme Court Rule 294, which directs how lawyers operate in a Collaborative Divorce. Jason is a frequent lecturer on a number of family law issues including attorney assisted mediation, Collaborative Law, trial techniques as they relate to business valuation experts, marriage and divorce planning, guardianship divorce actions on behalf of wards, prenuptial agreements, domestic violence and child custody disputes. Jason is currently a director on the Chicago Kent Alumni Board of Directors. Jason is also a founding co-chair of the Chicago Kent Young Alumni Counsel which is accountable for providing continuing education to alumni and furthering alumni relationships. Jason is also on the CLII training committee responsible for teaching the collaborative process to lawyers, mental health professionals and financial experts. 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

Often times, people considering divorce fail to take their specific needs and objectives into account during the selection process in favor of a referral from a family member, friend or colleague that fails to take their specific situation into account. Additionally, they homogenize the skills and capabilities of prospective attorneys during the shopping process. In the end, this introduces the potential for mismatch into their divorce which can add cost and inefficiency. Join us for a discussion with Jason Sposeep, Partner at Schiller, DuCanto and Fleck and Collaborative Law Fellow, as we explore the basic considerations for choosing a divorce attorney. About Jason Jason authoritatively advocates for high net-worth professionals and their spouses who want fair and equitable results. Jason’s extensive background in business and finance as well as his compassion and understanding, enables him to sensibly resolve complicated divorce and custody disputes in and out of the courtroom. Jason strenuously believes in putting the children first in every divorce situation. While Jason’s experience in trying numerous complex divorce and custody matters permits him to be an assertive opponent, Jason makes every effort, when appropriate, to keep matters out of the courtroom. As a skilled negotiator having been trained in mediation and the collaborative model, Jason has the ability to successfully navigate clients through the financial and emotional aspects of their divorce. Jason is a former executive board member of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois (“CLII”). Jason uses his substantial experience in Collaborative Law to regularly educate fellow practitioners and improve upon the collaborative practice. Jason recently assisted in the redrafting and updating of the Participation Agreement used in every Collaborative divorce across the State of Illinois and played an influential role in the passing of the Illinois Supreme Court Rule 294, which directs how lawyers operate in a Collaborative Divorce. Jason is a frequent lecturer on a number of family law issues including attorney assisted mediation, Collaborative Law, trial techniques as they relate to business valuation experts, marriage and divorce planning, guardianship divorce actions on behalf of wards, prenuptial agreements, domestic violence and child custody disputes. Jason is currently a director on the Chicago Kent Alumni Board of Directors. Jason is also a founding co-chair of the Chicago Kent Young Alumni Counsel which is accountable for providing continuing education to alumni and furthering alumni relationships. Jason is also on the CLII training committee responsible for teaching the collaborative process to lawyers, mental health professionals and financial experts. 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

We know lifestyle changes such as better nutrition, more movement, and less stress can make a big difference in our health. No one knows this better than Jason Karp, the chairman, and co-founder of Hu Kitchen and founder and CEO of HumanCo who reversed what was deemed an incurable condition through nutrition. He joined me on the mbgpodcast to talk about his transformative health journey and share what we can do today for better health. At the age of 23, Jason started having double vision, brain fog, and hair loss, and an ophthalmologist told him he would likely go blind from what was diagnosed as a degenerative corneal disease. From there, he went to another doctor that (he credits with saving his life) who tested his blood and found his cortisol levels were some of the highest he’d ever seen. He told Jason he wouldn't live until the age of 40 unless he changed what he was doing. After an elimination diet for three months where he gave up packaged food, caffeine, and alcohol paired with more exercise, much to the doctors surprise they found his degenerative eye disease had reversed. While Jason is much healthier today, he still struggles with autoimmune issues and discovered he’s sensitive to stress and doesn’t detoxify environmental toxins and chemicals in products well. “I find stress to be much more potent of an inflammatory agent than anything else, including sleep and food.” Here are four of the ways that Jason supports his mind and body and recommends to anyone struggling with health conditions or hoping to boost their health. To contact Colleen or Jason with comments, questions, or speaker ideas, please email podcast@mindbodygreen.com. For all sponsorship inquiries, please email sales@mindbodygreen.com. Want to join our podcast email newsletter? Sign up here!

(#277) Jason Khalipa, World Champion Athlete, Entrepreneur and Author of the new book As Many Reps As Possible, joins the podcast this week to discuss the winning mindset that has made him so successful in his many endeavors. Jason Khalipa is a CrossFit World Champion, first-time book author, and lifelong competitor. He's a devoted father of two and CEO and founder of NCFIT, a global company aimed at making fitness effective, fun, and accessible. It should be stated that while I am not a Cross-Fitter (I'm a weightlifter and kettlebell practitioner), I fully enjoyed this chat learning about the mental framework that has made Jason so successful in business and athletics. While Jason's success is remarkable, he's extremely humble and open in sharing the winning mindset that has made him unstoppable in business and life. Here's what you'll hear about this week on the show: The 2 big things Jason and I have in common Hear about "the day that things changed” and how that impacted his life What was the turning point in his life that transformed his focus and drive Why he decided to write the book? The highly-effective visual model to focus on what you can control What was his first exposure exercise training - and how things evolved Why he likes most about the AMRAP training philosophy What is the AMRAP mentality? And how this impacts all phases of his life Best advice to “fix bad thinking and get in the right mindset” Jason explains the 5 parts to the AMRAP mentality: Know Your Why Focus on What You Can Control Work Hard Shift Gears Re-evaluate What's the downside of AMRAP? When someone finishes reading the book - what is the the #1 thing he hopes reader take away? What has been the #1 thing that has made him successful - as an athlete and in business? If he had to do things all over again - what would he have done different? How his physical training today compares to 2008 when he was named "the fittest man on earth?” Learn about his highly successful global business NCFIT Learn about his corporate wellness initiatives What is his typical day - what the key things he must do each day to be successful What’s been his greatest life lesson, so far? He shares his book writing process - How easy or hard was it to write the book? What book has impacted him the most and why? Simple, actionable closing advice for every listener... [click_to_tweet tweet="“There is no life hack. I wanted to write about old-school hard work.” -Jason Khalipa, World Champion Athlete " quote="“There is no life hack. I wanted to write about old-school hard work.” -Jason Khalipa, World Champion Athlete " theme="style5"] Get value from the podcast? Then, please take a minute to review the show. It’s fast and easy to do. 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On this special Thanksgiving episode of MakingChips, the Metalworking Nation shares what they are thankful for. While Jason and Jim usually address the challenging issues that manufacturers deal with, on this episode they step back and make some space to express gratitude for the good things in life. You wrote in and shared what you were thankful for and many of those are read many on the show. Connect with us:www.MakingChips.com/contact The struggle is real, but so are the blessings Jason and Jim kick off the show by sharing the things they are thankful for. While they admit that there are difficulties and struggles in life, they have great perspective to know that in the grand scheme of things, they are blessed. Jim shares how he has learned to make adjustments in life and leadership and the difference that has created. Even small changes can have a huge impact. They also give credit to their wives for their grounding and success. What would you be doing if not manufacturing? Consider for a moment what you would’ve done for a career had you not gone into manufacturing? Where would you be if you hadn’t started in this challenging industry? During this episode, Jim and Jason discuss that very question. Listen as they both guess what they think the other would’ve done for a career. Thankfully, both Jim and Jason became leaders in the manufacturing industry and started encouraging and inspiring manufacturing leaders through the MakingChips podcast. Giving thanks with fellow MakingChips listeners On this episode, you will hear several members of the metalworking nation share about what they are thankful for. As you listen, take some time to think about how you might give thanks during this Thanksgiving season. Kaleb Mertz shares some of the email responses from MakingChips listeners and past guests. While not everyone could be featured, the ones that are shared on the episode are inspiring and encouraging. The contagious gift of gratitude One highlight of the episode comes from Steve Zenger, Jason’s dad. He wrote in to share his gratitude for his family and friends. You can hear the emotions and sentiment in his response. There are many other great submissions that include gratitude for co-workers and teams, technology, success in business and family. Listen to hear some great people giving thanks on this episode of MakingChips. Here’s The Good Stuff! Since it is Thanksgiving week, Jim and Jason talk about what they are thankful for The metalworking nation shares what they are thankful for Tina Carnelli, Marketing Manager at MP Systems feels blessed by working with people she likes Bob Petrini, President of Chick Machine Company includes Making Chips in the list of things he is thankful for Steve Zenger, Jason’s dad, shares with MakingChips the things he is thankful for Todd Stukenberg is excited about robots and how they are making manufacturing safer and faster Shaun Bisordi owner/machinist at Rocky’s Wire EDM is thankful for the social community of manufacturers Matthew Guse is thankful to have been on MakingChips earlier this year Michael Pulizzi says he is thankful for his wife This Week’s Superstar Guest All mentioned resources LinkedIn Profile Never share an email address Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify

While Jason is out, Mike Harmon and Aaron Torres hold it down and react live to LeBron James' return to Cleveland as the Lakers take on the Cavaliers. They also breakdown the big time upset from the Maui Invitational as #3 Gonzaga was able to upset #1 Duke! All that plus NFL Insider Adam Caplan helps preview week 12 games including the Thanksgiving games and Lakers beat writer Eric Pincus joins the guys after LeBron won in his return to Cleveland. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The Outrageous crew discusses parties and RSVP etiquette. While Jason was deep cover in Trump's administration, we recorded a secret episode in February of 2017 about what was going on at the Department of Education at that moment in time. Listen to Outrageous!

We are back for another episode! While Jason is away Gio takes the hot seat and is joined by J Doe and “LHHH’s” Stassia. We finally get into this week’s hot topics, where Khabib Vs Conor McGregor has been sending the sporting world into a frenzy. Following Khabib’s victory, all hell broke loose in the UFC arena. Well, now Khabib wants to fight the champ, Floyd Mayweather. #Socialites do you think he could come out on top? Gio wants to take his own shot at him! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Meet Jason Pang, serial entrepreneur and most recently co-founder of Whiff, which helps people find their perfect scent.   While Jason originally thought he was going to be an Accenture lifer, he quickly got a taste of the startup life as the first employee of DivX in 2000. He joined Jordan Greenhall, Tay Nguyen, Darrius Thompson, Jerome Rota and rode it through an IPO in 2006 and up to a marketcap of $1.1 billion. Interesting tidbits: DivX was started in a General Atomics building in UTC which was also in the same building as MP3.com and even after two IPOs and being acquired multiple times, there’s still original team members at the company 18 years later. Jason eventually moved on to found multiple companies with both wins and some failures. His latest venture Whiff.com with Paul Tran brings together a few different industries, including consumer packaged goods, online market influencer utilization, and taps into the biotech space in attempting to create customized scent sequencing for each person. Jason is also a prolific mentor and advisor to both startup founders and to students alike. At any given time, you’ll just as much find him speaking to a class as much as he is building companies.   Some of Jason’s faves: Fave beer: Belching Beaver in San Marcos and Viewpoint Brewery in Del Mar Fave coffee: Philz Fave tacos: Las Brisas and albondigas soup Find Jason on LinkedIn and be sure to check out Whiff.com

While Jason is on tour Bill is joined by returning guest Jack to have a conversation while Ripley, the cat runs around.

Jason Miles is Udemy’s most popular eCommerce instructor and the Adjunct Professor of Online Marketing at Northwest University. Jason has authored three best-selling books with McGraw Hill on the topic of social media. As the co-founder of several companies, he’s sold millions online and he’s passionate about helping others grow their online business. Forbes, The Huffington Post, Wharton Magazine (of the University Of Pennsylvania Business School) and other premier publications have featured Jason’s writings. He regularly speaks at conferences on the topics of e-commerce, social media, and social enterprise. Jason also co-founded Sew Powerful a thriving charity combating extreme poverty through sewing purposeful products that enable academic achievement. Jason’s popularity stems from his willingness to discuss his own e-commerce metrics candidly. His site (www.pixiefaire.com) averages 50-60 thousand transactions a month, is in the top 1/10th of 1% of all Shopify sites based on worldwide site traffic, has an 82% repeat customer rate, and has an average conversion rate of 27.5%. While Jason has sold millions online, he is most passionate about the startup phase, branding, social media, and the transformational power an online business can have in the lives of hard-working people as they turn their dream into reality with proven techniques and practical online marketing strategies.

What is up everybody! I have a really interesting podcast for you today!  Jason Miles is Udemy's most popular eCommerce instructor and the Adjunct Professor of Online Marketing at Northwest University. Jason has authored three best-selling books with McGraw Hill on the topic of social media. As the co-founder of several companies he's sold millions online and he's passionate about helping others grow their online business. Forbes, The Huffington Post, Wharton Magazine (of the University Of Pennsylvania Business School) and other premiere publications have featured Jason's writings. He regularly speaks at conferences on the topics of ecommerce, social media, and social enterprise. Jason also co-founded Sew Powerful a thriving charity combating extreme poverty through sewing purposeful products that enable academic achievement. While Jason has sold millions online, he is most passionate about the start-up phase, branding, social media, and the transformational power an online business can have in the lives of hard working people as they turn their dream into reality with proven techniques and practical online marketing strategies. Don't forget to go the link below for some free goodies from Jason and also more info on the inner circle coaching!sa https://www.winningonshopify.com/p/AmazonEntrepreneur

Hello everyone and welcome to a very special edition of Top of Turn One! We all know Jason is off failing a will save and will repeat the magical words, “I do”. While Jason is off finding new ways to … Continue reading →

While Jason is still completing his invasion of the European continent, Eric is joined by special guest host Juan Sepulveda. In addition to being one of the hosts of The Masonic Roundtable and host of The Winding Stairs podcasts, Bro. Sepulveda is an accomplished artist, and creator of a unique Masonic education program called Applied Freemasonry. In this episode we explore how we can make the tools of Masonry more applicable to everyday life.

Here are the show notes for this episode: Mike and Chris will be bringing the hypnotic storm to the UK this November.  We start at the UK Hypnosis Convention and we then move onto a master class in Suffolk. We’re interviewing Jason later than expected because Mike had car problems on our originally scheduled date. But he did NOT die in a fiery crash and his car is fixed! Jason first got interested in hypnosis the same way Chris did! What hooked us on hypnosis: “Things are happening that are different than normal”. How did Jason get into hypnotherapy after first becoming interested in stage hypnosis? It’s all due to a horrible eBay accident. Mike discusses the immense overlap between stage hypnosis and hypnosis for therapy. In the early years, Jason wondered whether he should hide his hypnotherapy interests from his stage hypnosis audiences and vice-versa. He soon realized the error of his thinking. Jason used to work as a stage manager.  Perhaps this is how he became so freaking well organized! Hypnosis seemed like a more “pure” way of doing magic versus carrying around a deck of cards, or other props.  Effects of the mind … Mike used to do a huge stage show with pyrotechnics done by “Lunatech”, but Chris hears “Lunatics”, which sounds way funnier. Jason prompts Mike to call him a “special forces hypnotist” based on his approach to hypnosis sessions. As the “hypnosis market guinea pig” Jason won’t teach a marketing strategy that he hasn’t actually used himself. If you want to learn from someone who really knows his stuff, follow Jason! Mike and Jason discuss how much a theatrical background plays into doing therapy work with clients. While Jason takes marketing concepts and applies them to the field of hypnosis, Chris and Mike have a podcast that takes concepts from hypnosis and brings them to the lay person to apply in daily life. How the heck did Jason become such an outstanding public speaker? (because he really, REALLY is) Every scene has a reason. Every story has a purpose. Speaking is a theatrical performance! Listen to Jason explain why he would record the audio of his stage hypnosis shows and listen to it while driving home after the show. Looking to become an exceptional speaker? Map out the entire performance first. Know exactly what experience you want the audience to have. Mike shares a cool tip on how he lights up the audience’s receptive neural pathways just as he starts a corporate keynote. What can you do if your introduction completely FAILS to resonate with you audience? Mike shares a cool story from a friend. Chris points out that Jason doesn’t just change the behaviour of his clients.  He helps them build a new identity where the problem behaviour doesn’t fit anymore. This fits in with Dilts’ Logical Levels from Podcast 74 Jason’s best advice for hypnotists: Harness your specialty. Embrace what you’re good at. Example: Most hypnotists are crappy website designers. Want help learning the marketing side of hypnosis? Check out “Hypnotic Business Systems” and make sure to use promo code MMH to save 10% (the code also works at his hypnosis training site, Hypnotic Workers) Jason brilliantly explains how he duplicates himself via online webinars so that he doesn’t constantly have to repeat the same information to every new client. He looks for ways to just do something once. This concept is pure gold, folks. Pay close attention. We help people!   Note: The November 13 – 17 Architecture of Hypnosis training at the University of Toronto is sold out, but we’ve opened up the May 2018 class and it’s filling up already.  Get on board! Click here for details! Our first UK training is also coming up in November! It’s a hypnosis Master Class, so come on out! You get full certification in MINDSCAPING too…Go to the this page for details! Ending: The Bingo Game and King for a Day. Please leave a rating in iTunes, and send in your questions by email to info(at)mikemandelhypnosis.com

Sandwiched between 80s metal and 90s alternative, Mindfunk occupy the same limbo space as Mother Love Bone and Saigon Kick. We're checking out their self-titled 1991 debut, a mix of big metal riffs, groove rock with funk influences and some slow burn nods to what would later be called desert or stoner rock. While Jason was familiar with this from when it was released and bought it on cd when it came out, Tim had never heard a note prior to reviewing the record. Does it still hold up for Jason? Is it a worthwhile discovery for Tim? Tune in to find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Sugar Ain't So Sweet 14:17 - Bring It On 16:55 - Sister Blue 22:21 - Blood Runs Red Outro - Innocence Request a 2017 Review / Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com  

Sandwiched between 80s metal and 90s alternative, Mindfunk occupy the same limbo space as Mother Love Bone and Saigon Kick. We’re checking out their self-titled 1991 debut, a mix of big metal riffs, groove rock with funk influences and some slow burn nods to what would later be called desert or stoner rock. While Jason was familiar with this from when it was released and bought it on cd when it came out, Tim had never heard a note prior to reviewing the record. Does it still hold up for Jason? Is it a worthwhile discovery for Tim? Tune in to find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Sugar Ain’t So Sweet 14:17 - Bring It On 16:55 - Sister Blue 22:21 - Blood Runs Red Outro - Innocence Request a 2017 Review / Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com  

Telephones and text messaging seem like necessary evils at best, but for many small businesses they're required. You just need to figure out how to use them effectively--and set rules so that they aren't abused. While Jason leaves the phone off the hook, David describes his trial of Google Voice and ultimate decision to use a live receptionist service.

Dirty Grandpa synopsis Uptight lawyer Jason Kelly (Zac Efron) is one week away from marrying his boss's controlling daughter, putting him on the fast track for a partnership at his firm. Tricked by his grandfather Dick (Robert De Niro), Jason finds himself driving the foulmouthed old man to Daytona Beach, Fla., for a wild spring break that includes frat parties, bar fights and an epic night of karaoke. While Jason worries about the upcoming wedding, Dick tries to show his grandson how to live life to the fullest. 11.22.63 synopsis is a novel by Stephen King about a time traveler who attempts to prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which occurred on November 22, 1963 (the novel's titular date). ... The novel was adapted into a 2016 Hulu television series, 11.22.63. Twitter: @Sceneitpodcast @whatthefalk63 @thatsjustcash @iammasonknight Instagram: @Haveyousceneit Leave us a review on iTunes!

Jason Hewlett’s speaking career began following the performance of his popular One-Man Show at a corporate event. The client was so impressed with the powerful messaging Jason included in his act that he was asked to be the keynote speaker for their Management & Leadership Conference the following year. Jason’s customized presentation and content, combined with music and comedy, was so well received it has turned into multiple speeches for nationwide clients. While Jason has received awards in the arts and entertainment industry, he has been hired for some of the largest corporate events in the world. His reputation has transformed from someone who delivers an incredible, standing ovation show worthy of Las Vegas praise, AND a keynote speaker sharing practical business principles applicable for leadership, entrepreneurship, and cultural impact. Link to episode: http://bit.ly/2pOfs76 Transcripts, blogs, and more: www.gdapodcast.com For booking info: www.gdaspeakers.com or call (214) 420-1999 twitter: @gdapodcast instagram: @gdapocast fb: facebook.com/gdapodcast

We talked with Jason Garbis this week about Software Defined Perimeter (SDP). Ever thought about going completely without needing a VPN? Do you think I just made a crazy suggestion and am off my medications? Google has been doing it for years, and organizations like the Cloud Security Alliance are expecting this to be the next big tech innovation. So much so, that they are already drafting version 2 of the SDP guidelines. So after talking with a friend of mine about how they were trying to implement it, he suggested talking to Jason, since he was on the steering committee for it. While Jason does work for a company that sells this solution, our discussion with him is very vendor agnostic, and he even discusses an open source version of SDP that you could implement or test out as a PoC (details in show notes below). This is a great topic to stay on top of, as one day, your CTO/CIO or manager will come by and ask about the feasibility of implementing this, especially if your company assets are cloud based...  So have a listen! Direct Link:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/brakeingsecurity/2017-011-Software_Defined_Perimeter.mp3 Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFjAqFb4A60M1TMa0t1KXw Itunes: (look for '2017-011') https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/brakeing-down-security-podcast/id799131292?mt=2       ----- HITB announcement: “Tickets are on sale, And entering special code 'brakeingsecurity' at checkout gets you a 10% discount". Brakeing Down Security thanks #Sebastian Paul #Avarvarei and all the organizers of #Hack In The Box (#HITB) for this opportunity! You can follow them on Twitter @HITBSecConf. Hack In the Box will be held from 10-14 April 2017. Find out more information here: http://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2017ams/ --------- Join our #Slack Channel! Sign up at https://brakesec.signup.team #RSS: http://www.brakeingsecurity.com/rss #Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ifp5boyverbo4yywxnbydtzljcy?t=Brakeing_Down_Security_podcast #iHeartRadio App:  https://www.iheart.com/show/263-Brakeing-Down-Securi/ #SoundCloud: https://www.soundcloud.com/bryan-brake Comments, Questions, Feedback: bds.podcast@gmail.com Support Brakeing Down Security Podcast on #Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bds_podcast #Twitter: @brakesec @boettcherpwned @bryanbrake #Player.FM : https://player.fm/series/brakeing-down-security-podcast #Stitcher Network: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=80546&refid=stpr #TuneIn Radio App: http://tunein.com/radio/Brakeing-Down-Security-Podcast-p801582/     ---   Show Notes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_Defined_Perimeter https://cloudsecurityalliance.org/group/software-defined-perimeter/     Hmmm… seems like a standard created by companies selling their products for it         Have a product, create a problem, fix the problem...   How much alike is this to things like ‘Beyondcorp’?     https://www.beyondcorp.com/     http://www.networkworld.com/article/3053561/security/learning-about-sdp-via-google-beyondcorp.html   De-perimeterization - removing all the bits ‘protecting’ your computer     Treat your computers as ‘on the Internet’     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De-perimeterisation https://collaboration.opengroup.org/jericho/SPC_swhitlock.pdf   https://github.com/WaverleyLabs/SDPcontroller   2FA becomes much more important, or just plain needed, IMO --brbr   Questions:     How will development of applications change when attempting to implement these technologies?         If we allow deperimeterization of legacy apps (like Oracle products), with a complicated security model, how do you keep these older apps under control?       Can this cut down on the “Shadow IT” issue? Does the user control the certs?     How does this work with devices with no fully realized operating systems?         Phones, HVAC, IoT         Legacy SCADA or mainframes?       What is the maturity level of a company to implement this?         What minimum requirements are needed?             Asset management?             Policies?         Who/how do you monitor this?             More blinky boxes?             Will WAFs and Web proxies still function as expected?     Are there any companies companies were this is not a good fit?         What’s the typical timeline for moving to this network model?         What’s the best way to deploy this?             Blow up old network, insert new network?             Phase it in with new kit, replacing old kit?     Compliance         How do explain this to auditors?             “We don’t have firewalls, that’s for companies that suck, we are 1337” Other than “scalability” (which seems like regular solutions would have as well) I’d like to know what real value they provide

Lithespeed's Jason Hall understands that keeping employees engaged and happy is important. Toward this end many organizations have reward systems: bonuses, shares, company lunches, even massages and boxed chocolates (thanks, Google!). But Jason highlights for us the fact that these rewards are doled out according to a hierarchical meritocracy: someone, whether a VP or senior manager, is deciding whether and who deserves recognition. While Jason thinks this is great and he has no beef with a meritocracy approach per se, but it doesn't reinforce team-based collaboration. Jason shares his experience at Lithespeed where they experimented with different rewards/recognition programs. First they tried a token- or penny-based system before landing on their "Recognize at Lithespeed" program -- a peer-based system that, Jason says, "hits the nail on the head": real-time recognitions that people email to each other rather than waiting til the end of the quarter, for example, which was the previous token-based model. SolutionsIQ's Josh Fruit hosts at Business Agility 2017 in New York City. About Agile AmpedThe Agile Amped podcast series brings Agile news and events to life. Fueled by inspiring conversations, innovative ideas, and in-depth analysis of enterprise agility, Agile Amped provides on-the-go learning – anytime, anywhere. To receive real-time updates, subscribe!Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SIQYouTube, http://bit.ly/SIQiTunes, http://www2.solutionsiq.com/subscribe-to-agile-amped-youtubeFollow: http://bit.ly/SIQTwitter Like: http://bit.ly/SIQFacebook

On this week’s episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Dr. Jason Silvernail joins me for Part 1 of Ask Jason Anything! Dr. Silvernail is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who was selected for the prestigious Army-Baylor Doctoral Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy at Fort Sam Houston for subspecialty training and graduated in 2010, earning him both a Doctor of Science degree from Baylor University and Fellow status in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists. A clinician and researcher, he has published clinical commentaries and original research in the medical literature including the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Manual Therapy, and the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy. In this show, we discuss: -How manual therapy is integrated into the biopsychosocial framework -Rethinking the goals of your initial evaluation -Strengths and limitations of a pain science perspective on patient care -The roadmap to a military physical therapy career -Jason’s hiring process for seasoned professionals and new graduates -And so much more!   While Jason is a proponent for making advances in research, he also believes that there is more to gain from the existing literature to improve patient care. He challenges clinicians and researchers to “actually start using the evidence we already have. What can we do to build processes in our health systems to help us better integrate existing research evidence and clinical practice to make it relevant to clinicians, to make it relevant to payers, and to make it popular and effective for patients so patients start asking for it… What can we do to integrate and better use what we already know?”   Jason believes that there is a positive outlook for physical therapy and that the profession can fill a desired role in the current marketplace. He states, “Patients are looking for a low cost, low risk, non-invasive approach that they can have quick access to that is an appropriate match to their goals, that is matched to exactly what they want, and you can get what you want when you want it. There are not too many people in medicine that are offering something close to that, but PT is one of them.“   Utilizing the biopsychosocial framework for patient care has proven to be effective for Jason in his career. He advices, “One of the things I say the most to PT students is this job is half psychology and I used to think that my job was the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of non-surgical musculoskeletal conditions. That’s actually not my job. I am in the business of behavior change. And if you’re a PT, you’re in the business of behavior change too. And the sooner you understand that and the sooner you start to work on your ability to help engage others for behavior change, the more success you will have in your profession. “   For more about Jason: Jason Silvernail DPT, DSc, FAAOMPT qualified with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University Of Scranton Pennsylvania in 1997, and he has been in practice as a physical therapist since then. He completed his Doc tor of Physical Therapy Degree in 2006. He was selected for the prestigious Army-Baylor Doctoral Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy at Fort Sam Houston for subspecialty training and graduated in 2010, earning him both a Doctor of Science degree from Baylor University and Fellow status in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists.   Dr. Silvernail is a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association.   He is a career military officer, practicing in the US Army since 1998, and has been stationed across the United States, Europe, the Middle East and in Afghanistan. Dr Silvernail has worked with a wide variety of patient populations and settings including orthopedic/sports, chronic pain, amputee and neurological rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning.   A clinician and researcher, he has published clinical commentaries and original research in the medical literature (including the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Manual Therapy, and the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy) and he has a prominent professional presence online where you can connect with him on Facebook or Twitter.   Dr. Silvernail is married to Carolyn T. Silvernail, who is a graduate student at American University with degrees in Exercise Science, Digital Film and in Music Performance. They live in the northern Virginia area and enjoy hiking, fitness, and ballroom dancing. Opinions expressed by Dr Silvernail are his own and do not represent the official policy or position of the United States Army, the Department of Defense, or the United States Government.   Resources discussed on this show: Keith Smart Publications Systematic Clinical Reasoning in Physical Therapy (SCRIPT): Tool for the Purposeful Practice of Clinical Reasoning in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy The Mechanisms of Manual Therapy in the Treatment of Musculoskeletal Pain: A Comprehensive Model Soma Simple US Army-Baylor DPT Program USA Jobs San Diego Pain Summit 2017   Make sure to follow Jason on twitter and facebook for more great resources and conversations!   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen   P.S. 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Overview:   Jason Hand and I discuss the importance of moving away from a blame-oriented culture and towards a learning culture. Jason talks about the importance of understanding how cognitive biases influence decision-making and the need to understand this when conducting post mortems. Jason talks about balancing efficiency and thoroughness, and the importance of using blame-free post mortems as a means for learning. While Jason comes from a tech world, this talk has application to a variety of sectors, including high-risk industrial work. Jason Hand’s Biography: DevOps Evangelist at VictorOps, organizer of DevOpsDays - Rockies, author of the books O’Reilly’s “ChatOps: Managing Operations from Group Chat" as well as "ChatOps for Dummies”. Jason is a co-host of “Community Pulse” (a podcast on building community in tech), and organizer of a number of DevOps related events in the Denver/Boulder area. A frequent speaker at DevOps events around the country, Jason enjoys talking to audiences large and small on a variety of technical and non-technical subjects such as Modern Incident Management, Learning From Failure, Cognitive Bias, ChatOps, and building communities. Show Notes: Information Technology is no longer just a cost center and needs to be seen as a way for companies to innovate and become market leaders. Trying to innovate and experiencing failure can be an important way to learn. Post-Mortems are an important tool for learning and organizations should be transparent about learning and sharing that information about safety with others in the industry. Root cause analysis may uncover something that broke, and that can be fixed, but it may result in a lack of innovation in complex systems unless the organization tries to avoid a check the box mentality for a quick-fix and actually learn and improve the system. After negative events occur, when investigators use the word “why” that can sometimes imply “who” and it is important to avoid blame during post-mortem events, yet organizations often seek blame and accountability from a single individual. Accountability means to “give an account of what took place” or describe what too place. Accountability is not the same as responsibility. DevOps works to create high-functioning teams rather than silo’d teams. When silo’ing goes away organizations can become more innovative and other industries may learn a great deal from how DevOps is working to overcome silo’ing and a lack of cooperation towards system goals. Theory of Constraints may be used to help understand system goals and reduce silos in organizations. Sign up for our Newsletter here, or go to: www.v-speedsafety.com/email-subscription Resources: Books: The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim, George Spafford, and Kevin Behr, Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, Black Box Thinking by Matthew Syed and The Cynefin Mini-Book-Info-Q by Greg Brougham Contact: Web: www.victorops.com www.jasonhand.com www.techbeacon.com Twitter: @jasonhand Keywords: Disruptive leadership podcast, safety podcast, leadership podcast, safety innovation podcast, high-reliability organizations podcast, human performance, human performance podcast, Crew Resource Management, Crew Resource Management Podcast, HRO podcast, DevOps, blame free post-mortems

The wait is over! The now-infamous Collector’s Edition of the Toys For Games ‘Cast is back, and slightly different than what you’re used to hearing! While Jason is wrapping up his busy Summer schedule, the call went out for a co-host to help out with our podcast dedicated to collecting. Who better to join than fun than the community manager and co-host of the Gotta Watch’em All podcast, Ken Pescatore!   In Volume 18 of the Collector’s Edition, we talk a LOT about Pokemon - from Pokemon GO to Pokemon trading cards, and everything inbetween. We also dig into the continuous and steady stream of Tsum Tsums, Skylanders Battlecast cards, and even break down some subscription boxes, thanks to the sponsor of this show, Alex!   Oh, and if you can’t get over the notion of Ken wrongly selecting Team Valor, trust me, I don’t blame you.   Sponsored By: Alex Carrejo, @AtariAlex! Check out his podcast, The ABC Podcast, on YouTube or iTunes!   Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

While Jason is out he left the show in the capable hands of Dave Smith from his podcast "Part Of The Problem" and Darren, to talk about the no prosectuion recommendation from the FBI on Hillary. They also discuss what's it going to take for Americans to really get ANGRY at government to actually demand change. Unfortunately, we may be too comfortable yet before anything major may happen. Really excellent and unique show today, make sure to listen and share with your friends!Support the show.

While Jason is away, Jeff and Blake welcome Dr. Bednar and the Female Perspective to the show to talk about that which is Game of Thrones. The gang answer GoT flavored listener feedback, discuss the recent season of the hit show, and look ahead as to what to expect for the future as the story starts to wrap up. Blake explains why we should avoid seeing 'Dragon Blade' which only enhances everyone else's desire to experience the film. So join HOBI as we take a trip through the magical world of Westeros.

Season 2, Episode 42 – This week, the boys are headin’ to Texas. Jason tends to travel quite a bit for work. One of the fringe benefits is that he’s able to explore the local beer scene in whatever town he’s visiting. Jason was cool enough to bring some beers back from his recent trip to Texas. San Antonio, Texas, to be exact. Texas Craft Beers We’re starting with a classic Texas lager (which is now owned by Pabst Brewing Company) Lone Star Beer. While Jason brought this back as more of a gag, we find out that it’s actually pretty tasty. One of the highlights of Jason’s trip was his visit to Jester King Brewery. Color Matt extremely jealous. Jason talks about the brewery and some of the beers he tried while he was there. He even brought back a bottle of Vulgar Affectation for us to try on the show. Yo Soy Un Berliñer Big thanks to Jason for bringing back the brew. A trip to Texas may be in order for all of us, soon… BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT. Beers from this week’s episode:Pabst Brewing Company: Lone Star BeerFreetail Brewing: Yo Soy Un Berliner5 Stones Artisan Brewery: Barrel Reserve Spanish MonkLone Pint Brewery: Yellow RoseBuffalo Bayou Brewing Co.: Figaro, Figaro Figaro Fiiigarrro!Jester King Brewery: Vulgar Affectation Direct A/V episodes: MP3 / Video Subscribe:iTunes: Audio / VideoRSS: Audio / VideoStitcherYouTube (Videos) Support the show:PatreonPayPal 4B Social Media:FacebookTwitterInstagramtumblrFlickr Email 4B: feedback@fourbrewers.com

This week the news segues return with a vengeance. Well not a vengeance exactly, but they're back. While Jason does a few fatalities in Mortal Kombat X, Steven winds up a few toys in Pokemon Rumble World. Some of the other games we discuss include Lego Batman 3, Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Minecraft, and Monopoly Deals. Show Notes -------------------- Opening Song (A World Torn Asunder by: Trevor Morris) -The Quick Look of Intel Discovered http://www.giantbomb.com/videos/quick-look-intel-discovered/2300-6705/

This week half HomeBhoys line up caught the plague. While Jason and Harper are bed ridden, Joe and Paul take hold. It's not your usual show but there's Joe Mackin from the Kano, talk of St Mirren, talk of Zagreb and a healthy dose of Sevco pain. Please enjoy. Hail Hail.

While Jason was at work and Russ was asleep, Tony spent his morning riding an elderly person's motorized scooter through his neighborhood while wearing a coat but no shirt. Russ and Jason have a million questions. The guys also get into Javy Baez, the Paw Patrol movie and the completely legitimate, not-fake-at-all Bishop Sycamore football team. Make sure you check out Obvious Shirts and get 10% off with promo code ADJACENT10.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/house-of-l-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy