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Dr. Stephen Hussey MS, DC is a Chiropractor and Functional Medicine practitioner. He attained both his Doctorate of Chiropractic and Masters in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine from the University of Western States in Portland, OR. He is a health coach, speaker, and the author of two books on health; The Health Evolution: Why Understanding Evolution is the Key to Vibrant Health and Understanding the Heart: Uncommon Insights into Our Most Commonly Diseased Organ. In addition to chiropractic, Dr. Hussey focuses on metabolic health and guides patients and clients from around the world back to health by using the latest research and health attaining strategies. In this episode Why Stephen's diagnosis of type 1 diabetes drove him to understand heart disease Overview of what main stream media thinks causes heart disease The three imbalances that cause heart disease Why humans reaction to stress is unique in the animal kingdom and how it is linked to heart disease. History of our diet and how it relates to the increase in heart disease Why meat cannot logically be the cause of heart disease. Science behind saturated fats and heart disease Truth behind cholesterol numbers and cholesterol lowering drugs The role of ketosis in the history of diet and how it affects cholesterol What we want to aim for when it comes to diet Plant diets versus meat diets in the science when it comes to preventing heart disease and more! Health & Wellness | Resource Your Health Purchase your at home Hormone Test Kits here.  Start your membership to the OnTrack group coaching program to help you balance your hormones and lose weight.   Take the Hormone Quiz and find out what is stopping you from losing weight. Karen Martel, Certified Hormone Specialist & Transformational Nutrition Coach and weight loss expert.  Visit https://karenmartel.com/  Karen's Facebook Karen's Instagram  

2:50 Jeff & Steve met at Sarasota Winefest. Later, along with a gang of exotic car nuts also attended Barrett-Jackson and Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance! 4:40 Monaco, f1 races... 5:40 Ferrari factory in Italy, got a VIP tour. 7:43 Steve Huse- of St. Elmo Steakhouse in Indianapolis. Is this a top 10 Steakhouse. 11:08 we have a bottle from 1902 Chateau Lafite Rothschild 11:27 Stephen sold 34 Arby's a year and a half ago. 14:45 "try to cover by owning real estate as much as we can. So if something didn't go well we get converted to a different use and become a landlord. And that's that philosophy turned out to be a saving grace" 15:04 In and Out Burger. 17:15...to look back now at some of my teachers have probably thought I was a real below average guy. And I think mostly I was so bored in fifth grade school, just bored to pieces that, my behavior was not as good. I wasn't a bad guy just tended to be sometimes outspoken..." 17:44 Jeff: "... sometimes I meet hundreds of people in a month. I mean, financial success is certainly not the only measure of success. And it's definitely not the only measure of success with you. But certainly I've run into a lot of people with the ability to buy what I was selling, which could be this new kind of car, whether it be Cadillac, or whether it be Landrover whether it be exotic car, or BMW, whatever. And I cannot tell you how many of them let me know how below average students..." 18:23 Stephen: "I've always said the A students become doctors, the B students become lawyers and the C students hire both of those professions." 18:30 Jeff: You heard it here first, folks. 19:03 Stephen started a pizza chain, (Noble Roman) notching it up to about 130 stores and took it public on NASDAQ, right after Arby's. Then had Mustard switch was another upscale casual restaurant. Then steak and shake. 19:27 Stephen was hired to come in as a turnaround guy. 20:16 Stephen ended up moving Steak n' Shake from NASDAQ, the New York Stock Exchange. 23:35 on hot chili oil, sesame oil. 24:57 Stephen: " I lived in a little condominium. It Had no furniture I had a TV I bought maybe a Costco or Sam's. A cardboard box-that was the table. Lila and I were dating and we sold the two cars, we leased two other ones so we get some capital buy furniture. We still have some of that furniture." 29:00 Stephen is hospitalized 100+ days for COVID...almost checked out... 33:48 It was a littler airport with no control tower and people on a weekend flying in and out of there using whatever runway they felt like. And I thought it was kind of dangerous still do I look back on that one thing? Why did I ever do that? 36:37 Jeff: (selling cars) "I lost money on every deal. I always made it up in the volume." (Thank you Dave Sterns for that one!) 36:39 Ferrari tries to take Stephen's whole restaurant for a week . 42:42 What's in Steve's garages? 47:16 Why Stephen doesn't like to buy the first year of a car: the best. 47:35 Stephen's definition of success:

For the first time in a while, Jay welcomes a guest to the show on a Tuesday. Stephen Means of Cleveland.com joins Jay to try to make sense of what we've witnessed during Ohio State's three game losing streak. Jay & Stephen spend some time discussing: Why Stephen the Buckeyes play Sunday afternoon as ugly How important practicing as a full team means at this stage in the year The importance of CJ Walker What the Buckeyes need to do to make a deep runs in the Big Ten and NCAA Tournaments Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Transitioning from military to civilian life has its own unique set of struggles. From losing his self-worth to the nearly breakdown of his marriage, Stephen suffered a lot during the early phase of his transition. But being able to self-analyze and get outside the perspective about the things that need to change, his business is now positioned to go out and start working for publicly traded corporations - Fortune 1000 organizations.   In today’s episode of the Expert(ish) Podcast, our guest, Stephen Colon will share his story about his painful transition to the civilian society. He will also share the biggest lesson he learned from getting out of the military and will highlight how Knucklehead Media Group provides valuable service to like-hearted individuals.   Stephen Colon is the Founder of Knucklehead Media Group. He is committed to helping businesses leverage the power of their voice to bring dead leads to life. With over 13 years of professional leadership and sales development experience, he has been able to define and establish innovative marketing strategies and leverage a process for internal teams to follow and companies to use.   Knucklehead Media Group is the home to some of the top podcasts across multiple categories, captivating coursework on gaining traction with the show, and consulting to those companies bold enough to get some wins. They help companies and organizations tell their story using podcasts and best practices for content distribution. On top of that, they believe that your mistakes set the foundation for your success, those stories help customers beat a pathway to your doorstep, and the myths from bringing business online shouldn't hold you back from getting yours.   Expert(ish) Podcast is brought to you by Manscaped- Use the Promo Code: EXPERTISH  for 20% Off   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   "If you don't take the time to analyze or fix what you did wrong or make that better, you're going to end up with the same struggles. You're going to end up repeating a lot of the same mistakes, but you also never grow. The whole goal is to reevaluate what went wrong and try to not make those same mistakes tomorrow and go out there and continue to grow and try new things."                                                                                                     - Stephen Colon In This Episode 3:05 - Backstory of Stephen Colon   5:20 - How he transitioned from the military to civilian life   6:58 - Why Stephen fell trap to the mindset of prevent defense   10:42 - The biggest lesson he learned from getting out of the military   14:26 - What Knucklehead Media Group can bring to businesses   27:21 - The painful situations he went through during his early years of this transition process   32:05 - The biggest roadblock in Stephen's road to building his business   Connect with Knucklehead Media Group Website Facebook Twitter   Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSON   Call (858) 925- 4536 Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram   Listen to more episodes of the Expert(ish) Podcast iTunes Spotify          

Stephen Schwarzman is the chairman and CEO of The Blackstone Group, an investor, a philanthropist, and the author of What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence. What We Discuss with Stephen Schwarzman: How did Stephen turn being paired with a Nazi roommate at Yale into a learning experience? Why it's as hard to achieve small goals as bigger ones -- except larger goals have more significant consequences (and what entrepreneurs can gain from this perspective). What Stephen learned from working a summer wiping down grease in a Scandanavian ship's 120-degree engine room. Why Stephen considers candor fundamental to the operation of a healthy organization. How Stephen assesses talent when hiring. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/447 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Stephen Scoggins is a real estate investor with over 22 years of experience in the construction industry, with a focus on exterior services. When he's not busy with his construction business, he helps high powered individuals unlock their true potential through The Journey Principles Institute, where he teaches how professionals can master the 8 Pillars of Life. Stephen is also the host of The Journey Principles podcast, a show where he shares insight on how people can get out from being stuck in life and become unstoppable.   Stephen joins me today to discuss how he empowers people to become unstoppable. He shares his experience in construction, how his father influenced how he perceived being a professional, and the mistakes he made along the way. He explains the kind of mindset we need to find success in real estate and describes how he's prepared for the worst-case scenario, especially with what's happening in 2020. Stephen also shares the true purpose of life and why he believes it's all about giving back.       "Being stuck means nothing more than not making progress. Becoming unstoppable is consistently making progress." - Stephen Scoggins       On Today's Episode of Flip Talk:   The difference between being stuck and being unstoppable. Stephen's thoughts on the recent influx of online gurus. The mistakes Stephen made throughout his life and how he got back up. Why the business of real estate is like a constantly changing season. Why being lucky in this type of business is more about preparation. The type of mindset required to understand how real estate works and why it's more than just knowing numbers. Why Stephen likes podcasts as a medium of information. The true purpose of life when it comes to helping others.       Connect with Stephen Scoggins:   Journey Principles Instagram Facebook Journey Principles Podcast       Rate, Review, Learn and Share   Thanks for tuning into the FlipTalk podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn even more about what it takes to build a 7-figure real estate business, head over to iTunes and subscribe to the show. Don't forget to tune into our other shows: FlipTalk's Rookie PlayBook and share your favorite episodes on social media to help other new investors learn what it takes to grow a successful business in the real estate investing industry.   Join the community of FlipTalk fans on Facebook, YouTube,  and visit our website for even more content, information, and resources about real estate investing.              

Former NBA player Stephen Jackson is my guest on this episode of Make Noise. Stephen was a close childhood friend of George Floyd and has been extremely active in all the rallies and dialogues surrounding the tragic death of George Floyd. Episodes highlights: (1:29) - On Tim Duncan calling Stephen the ultimate teammate (8:50) - On becoming an activist after George Floyd's death (10;06) - How Stephen met George Floyd (12:50) - Stephen describing George Floyd's character (17:32) - What was Stephen doing when he saw the video? (20:01) - What needs to happen for Stephen to stop protesting? (21:31) - What is the biggest show of love and hate Stephen has seen during the protests? (24:50) - Why Stephen believes the NBA should not restart right now Make Noise with Fatman Scoop is produced by Fatman Scoop, Raj Kotecha and the team at https://www.creativecontentagency.com. To get in touch with the show email podcast@fatmanscoop.com or send a DM to https://www.instagram.com/fatmanscoop/

Sterilization processes are always important in dental practices to protect your staff and your customers. During the Coronavirus pandemic, everyone is especially concerned about proper procedure. You have to follow Instructions for Use (IFUs) and properly sanitize and sterilize your instruments. In this episode of Talking with the Toothcop, Stephen Kovach—whom I am now referring to as the “Godfather of Infection Control”—joins Andrea and myself to chat about the importance of sterilization processes. Stephen Kovach is Educator Emeritus at Healthmark Industries and has been in the medical field since 1975—now celebrating his 45th year in Healthcare. He is a member of IAHCSMM orthopedic council for loaner instrumentation and a voting member on various AAMI committees. He’s published numerous articles varying in subject matter from perfusion to the importance of cleaning surgical instruments. Outline of This Episode [0:22] Stephen Kovach joins Andrea and I  [2:14] Stephen’s tremendous wealth of experience [4:05] Instrument sterilization and cleaning [10:13] The importance of IFUs [19:03] Stephen’s thoughts on hinged instruments [26:55] The legal precedent for following IFUs  [34:45] Get rid of rusty instruments [37:25] What to monitor with water quality [50:31] Why you need 2 full-sized sterilizers [52:20] Coronavirus and infection control The importance of proper sterilization and cleaning According to my research—which I will publish at some point here—9/10 offices aren’t doing a good enough job cleaning their instruments. When I recently heard Stephen speak, he pointed out that “When you sterilize dirty instruments the end result issterile dirt”. Every dental office NEEDS to have a quality management system in place—and most don’t.  Stephen points out that dentists need to be referencing the AAMI ST79—The “Comprehensive Guide to Steam Sterilization and Sterility Assurance in Health Care Facilities”. But most aren’t. Why? Stephen and I agree it’s because the high price ($400) is a barrier to entry. While their information is proprietary, it would be wise to have this information widely disseminated for the safety of our patients.  What you may not know about Instructions for Use (IFUs) I’ve talked about IFUs before and have emphasized the importance of acquiring and referencing them for proper instrument sterilization. They outline the exact cleaning and sterilization process step-by-step to ensure proper cleaning of the tools. What you may not know is that device manufacturers have tested this repeatedly, and to get their products to market the FDA HAS to approve the IFUs they’ve submitted. They don’t just slap instructions together willy-nilly. It is a well-researched process that you need to follow. I’ve been surprised how many dental professionals have no idea what I’m talking about when I ask them if they’re using their IFUs. Turns out, IFUs can be hard to obtain. I’ve even asked a device rep for an IFU and was told point-blank it was only provided to clients. Some can be found online—but not all are readily available.  Stephen and I agree you must seek out and obtain IFUs for any tool or instrument you use. Follow at the very least the minimum requirements for sterilization and go above and beyond when possible. Keep listening for our discussion on cleaning hinged instruments.  Document your procedures to protect your practice Stephen has been a part of many depositions where professionals are asked how they documented their process and how they followed their IFUs. If they stray from the directions on the IFUs they must state why they think their cleaning procedure was superior to that of the manufacturer.  If you stray from the proper sterilization procedures and a patient's illness or even death is traced back to you—you’re in serious trouble. You must be able to prove in a court of law that you followed the instructions properly and show documentation.  Some professionals claim they were told something different by the manufacturer—but have no concrete proof. Stephen recommends that if you contact the device manufacturer and they verbally tell you a process that contradicts the IFU—get it in writing. Ask them to outline the company letterhead and mail it to you for records. But if all else fails, following the IFU is the ultimate protection. Why following instructions are SO important during the Coronavirus Pandemic Stephen was quick to point out that he sees some of the best pre-infection control in dental offices. His personal dentist washes his hands in front of him, uses hand-sanitizer, puts on a mask and safety shield, and protective eyewear. Continue to practice these basic means of infection control—but do it correctly.  Stephen has noticed that most people don’t even know how to properly use Clorox wipes. The contact time of the solution on the surface is of the utmost importance. Most people quickly wipe down surfaces with a wipe and call it good. But if you read the instructions (which vary) it states that the surface must remain visibly wet for up to 4 minutes to properly sanitize. Read the instructions people! Contact time is also important for hand-washing. The longer you wash your hands (experts say you can sing the “Happy Birthday” song in your head) the more effective you are removing bacteria, viruses, etc.  Proper sterilization techniques are more important than ever during the pandemic—not because it was less important before—but because it brings you and your patients peace of mind in a time of chaos. Listen to the whole episode for our discussion on critical water, proper training, and how many sterilizers are necessary. Resources & People Mentioned Stephen Kovach on Instagram Stephen on LinkedIn CPD Guy Website Dryshield Onesource OSAP.org AAMI ST79 Healthmark Connect With Duane https://www.dentalcompliance.com/ toothcop(at)dentalcompliance.com On Facebook On Twitter On LinkedIn On Youtube

Happy Valentine's Day! The Screaming Queenz are back for 2020 with a romantic look at the descent into homoerotic hell that is Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse. Sweaty masturbating Robert Pattinson, dom top daddy Willem Defoe, what more can you ask for? Just don't mention the lobster. Or the farts. We examine the queerness of Eggers' latest release and then run through our picks for Valentines Horror Viewing.  Also hear WHY Stephen is missing from this episode! Here's a hint. It involves a 19 inch dildo. And also hear our tribute to Dyanne Thorne, RiP to our favourite Nazi. We're filthy as ever so if you're eagerly offended, kindly cunt off.

Stephen Woessner is the founder and CEO of Predictive ROI, a digital marketing agency, and the host of Onward Nation — a top-rated daily podcast for learning how today's top business owners think, act, and achieve. Onward Nation is listened to in 120 countries around the world with over 28,000+ email subscribers. Since the advent of the commercial Internet, Stephen has collected tens of thousands of data points that have given him the ability to identify what he calls the “8 Money Draining Mistakes” and the “8 Money Making Opportunities.” Darren Hardy, then-publisher of SUCCESS Magazine, interviewed Stephen to discuss how business owners can identify and fix the mistakes. Stephen served in the United States Air Force, spent six years at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse as a full-time academic staff member and taught digital marketing classes to small business owners throughout the state including the prestigious School of Business at UW-Madison, has owned five businesses, and is the author of three books, “The Small Business Owner's Handbook to Search Engine Optimization”, “Increase Online Sales Through Viral Social Networking”, and “Profitable Podcasting.” His digital marketing insights have been featured in Forbes.com, Entrepreneur.com, The Washington Post, and Inc. Magazine. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Chris and Stephen's accountability partnership and weekly accountability calls help them remain focused on their wins and their goals for the week Why Stephen's Onward Nation podcast is a powerful resource for business owners and leaders to help them become more effective and successful Why being the authority in your market can help you do more deals, edge out competitors, and make new business connections Why tailoring your business and language to the ideal client or customer you want can also help you repel the kind of client you don't want Why the number of real estate deals done on terms is increasing from just 2-3% in the 1990s to 10% after the 2008 market crash Why somewhere between 50-80% of real estate buyers do not qualify for traditional bank financing, including many small business owners How the QLS live event has consistently and dramatically increased in size year-over-year How to be entered into a raffle for a gift from Chris Prefontaine by leaving a rating and review of the Smart Real Estate Coach podcast Additional resources from Stephen Woessner: Website: www.predictiveROI.com Profitable Podcasting by Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/2GePXDf Onward Nation podcast: https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/ Additional resources from Chris Prefontaine: Send a screenshot of your rating and review of the Smart Real Estate Coach podcast to this email address to be entered into a raffle for a free gift: podcast@smartrealestatecoach.com Website: www.smartrealestatecoach.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/smartrealestatecoach Profits Matter Mastermind website: www.profitsmattermm.com

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In this episode I talk with Stephen K Hayes, martial arts master and ex security advisor to the Dalai Lama. We discuss Stephen’s early interest in the martial arts and his journey to Japan in search of the Ninja. We learn about his training and relationship with the iconoclastic sensei Masaaki Hatsui, and how it was the Stephen first met the Dalai Lama. Stephen then gives a detailed analysis of the Dalai Lama’s skill in social engagements, as well as the lessons learned serving in the close protection field. Topics Include: 0:00 - Steve’s Intro 0:30 - A childhood interest in martial arts 03:42 - Stephen’s early spiritual leanings 06:03 - Disillusionment with Episcopal Christianity 07:44 - Stephen’s take on reincarnation 11:34 - University experiences studying theatre and speech at Miami University 14:24 - Learning Tang Su Do and opening his first school 16:30 - Stephen’s incongruence with the 70s American martial arts scene 18:06 - Why Stephen describes himself as an oddball guy 20:46 - Travelling to Japan and searching for the Ninja 27:50 - Meeting Masaaki Hatsumi 34:18 - Fame and fortune as a martial arts author 37:43 - Hatsumi’s dojo schedule and curriculum 39:28 - The essence of what Stephen learned from Hatsumi 43:16 - Travelling to Tibet in search of the dob-dob fighting monks 47:28 - Meeting the Dalai Lama in New Dehli 50:01 - Intelligence and spiritual transmission 53:43 - The Dalai Lama’s emotional impact on Stephen 57:29 - Stephen’s role as a security advisor to the Dalai Lama 59:56 - The Dalai Lama’s skill in social engagements 1:06:32 - Western attitudes vs pre-invasion Tibet 1:09:23 - What Stephen learned from the Dalai Lama 1:13:58 - Final words of advice To find more about Stephen, visit: http://www.stephenkhayes.com/ For more interviews, videos, and more visit: www.guruviking.com Music 'Deva Dasi' by Steve James

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Writer at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society. This week, Stephen S. Wu of the Silicon Valley Law Group joins the podcast! He is a shareholder at the firm, as well as the 2010-11 Chair of the American Bar Association’s section of Science, Technology, and Law. Also, in 2007, he co-founded ABA’s section committee on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics.   Today, they’re tackling AI and autonomous vehicles! Stephen explains why AI is relevant to the insurance and risk management industries, some of the biggest product liability risks to manufacturers when discussing autonomous vehicles, risks associated with a “techlash” to the use of information technologies supporting AI, and what he sees in terms of auto insurance by the time autonomous vehicles are the norm.   Key Takeaways: [:14] About today’s episode and guest. [:22] About upcoming RIMS events! [:40] More about today’s guest. [1:05] Justin welcomes Stephen to the podcast. [1:14] At a high level, why is AI relevant to the insurance and risk management industries? [2:57] When discussing autonomous vehicles, what are some of the biggest product liability risks in the U.S. to manufacturers? [6:14] The challenges Stephen has found as the AI technology emerges. [7:26] The risks associated with a “techlash” to the use of information technologies supporting AI. [8:58] Does Stephen feel that this is a time for the insurance industry to lay the groundwork for an actuarial approach to underwriting AV risks? [9:51] Does Stephen feel that we’re coming up on what was portrayed in the film, Minority Report, where self-driving cars were the norm? [10:22] By the time autonomous vehicles are the norm, what does Stephen see in terms of auto insurance? [11:51] As autonomous vehicles roll out and casualties occur, does Stephen see that opening the doors to widespread scrutiny of the technology and the progress? [12:48] Why Stephen feels that information technologies (other than AI) are making an impact on insurance for AI and robotics. [16:17] If you’re interested in learning more about this subject, check out the links below!   Mentioned in this Episode: RIMS 2019 Annual Conference (Last call!) Questions about the RIMS 2019 Annual Conference? Email CST@rims.org RIMS NeXtGen Forum: June 14th, 2019 in New York City RIMS ERM Conference 2019: Nov. 4-5 in New Orleans — submit a session by April 19th Toyota Sudden Acceleration Litigation GM Ignition Switch Litigation Minority Report (2002, Film) Risk Management magazine: “Robotic Process Automation for Risk and Compliance” Risk Management magazine: “Hacking Cars” Risk Management magazine: “Artificial Intelligence and Professional Liability” RIMS Risk Knowledge Database Meetup Group: Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and the Law   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and join the RIMS Group on LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guest: Stephen Wu’s SVLG Profile  

This episode Stephen & Brad go all over the map with discussion points. Check out a summary of talking points below: How men & women manage to get their panties in bunches. What Stephen does on this episode that he swears will never happen again. Blowing up on Double Stacks in the late 90’s. Brad’s idea for a $500 feature film. Why Stephen & Brad hate Guam. Free LA electricity!!! Phrases not coined by Phil Anselmo. Why we can’t shave Macaulay Culkin during a future podcast. Chocolate Penis for your mouth. We swear you'll love it. Like the show on Facebook Email the show: stephenandbradpodcast@gmail.com Outro Song: She Screams – Performed by: The Casket Creatures      

Mandy and Taco have made a reservation for a double date with registered dietitians and bloggers Stephen and Elise Compston, who discuss how healthy eating helped ignite their relationship, the key to keeping your kitchen tasks balanced, and how they keep each other on the right track. EPISODE ANNOUNCEMENTS   If you and yours are looking to get into meal planning and track your nutrition, be sure to grab your free Bride & Couples Starter Guide eBook on our site!   Mandy and Taco are on the lookout for couples who live happily and healthily together. If you have a story of your own, email us at podcast@nutritionnuptials.com.   ABOUT STEPHEN & ELISE   Stephen Compston, RD, LD, CDE and Elise Compston, RD, LD are registered dietitians, partners in life and nutrition, and the Voices behind the blog Straight Outta Compston Kitchen. With their infant son Baby C—and another little one due very soon—they promote a varied and balanced diet that emphasizes good nutrition while still allowing for the occasional fun food. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS   How food and nutrition brought Elise and Stephen together, why they clicked, and their whirlwind wedding. Moving in together and how honesty allowed them to avoid the little conflicts. Maintaining health at home through mutual encouragement and challenges. Why big eating and healthy eating can go hand-in-hand. How Straight Outta Compston Kitchen came to be and what Elise’s bucket list goal is. Balancing meal preferences and establishing a “leftover threshold” to keep everybody happy at the kitchen table. Elise and Stephen’s best tips for getting into meal planning. Working out shared cooking routines to keep both partners on an even keel. Why Stephen and Elise intend their blog to be for anybody. The challenges they’ve faced trying to maintain a healthy diet as young parents. RECIPES TO CHECK OUT FROM STEPHEN AND ELISE’S BLOG, STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPSTON KITCHEN   GROWN UP GRANOLA BARS   SUN DRIED TOMATO ‘CREAM’ SAUCE   BUTTERNUT SQUASH LASAGNA

Harry Duran welcomes to the podcast marketing professional, serial entrepreneur, husband, father, and fellow podcaster, Stephen Hart. Stephen is the founder and host of the show, Trailblazers, a podcast that explores stories of successful black professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, and corporate leaders. Stephen’s goal is to share stories of black men and women who are doing amazing things within their industries. Stephen is a believer in being authentic and strives to help people discover their true callings. In this episode, Stephen and Harry discuss Podcast Movement, the conference where they originally met. They talk about the supportive nature of the podcasting community and encourage listeners to attend a podcast conference to share in the experience. Stephen discusses his background and the inspiration behind his podcast, Trailblazers. For Stephen, the success of his podcast isn’t measured by downloads, but rather by engagement and impact. His goal over the next five years is to help and positively affect 10,000 lives. It is Stephen’s hope that this will create a ripple effect and that his deeds will continue to spread. Stephen equates this to planting seeds in a garden he will never see. Finally, Stephen talks about his legacy, which includes being a great husband, father, and overall person. 00:59 – Harry welcomes Stephen Hart to the podcast 01:35 – Stephen’s background 04:26 – How Stephen has raised his children to not be dependent on technology and devices 08:35 – How Stephen wound up living in Maryland 09:01 – Stephen and Harry talk about Podcast Movement, the world’s largest podcast conference 14:43 – Stephen talks about MapCon, the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference 16:42 – Harry’s freestyle rap story from Podcast Movement 20:39 – Stephen encourages all podcasters to attend a podcast conference 21:54 – The importance of bringing a unique perspective to your podcast 24:01 – What inspired Stephen to start his podcast, Trailblazers 28:57 – How Stephen measures the success of his podcast 30:44 – Stephen shares his idea for his next podcast 32:57 – Harry announces the conference he’s been working to launch, Clarion 34:45 – Stephen speaks to his future goals and the positive impact he wants to achieve 41:52 – Stephen’s other projects 46:09 – Stephen advises entrepreneurs to get their products and services out there 48:37 – Where Stephen got his entrepreneurial spirit and hustle 49:50 – Stephen talks about the mentors that influenced his life and career 53:32 – Stephen recalls geeking out when he met Pat Flynn 56:04 – What is something Stephen has changed his mind about recently? 58:09 – Why Stephen’s legacy is important to him 1:00:14 – Stephen talks about an exercise where he posed 32 questions to his father 1:01:47 – What is the most misunderstood thing about Stephen? 1:04:18 – Where listeners can follow Stephen Full show notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/185★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Some of the topics we discuss on this week’s episode: 1:12 - Why Stephen is a crazy human being to me. 4:08 - What it's been like to open his own academy. 6:03 - Why Combat jiu-jitsu works so well with his particular style of grappling. 7:53 - Breaking news regarding the EBI tournament and how it relates to him. 10:14 - What the mental game is like as he approaches tournaments. 11:14 - How does a self-professed beer lover cut weight during major tournaments? 13:12 - Who he's looking to compete against at EBI 17. 18:52 - Biggest surprise of opening up his own academy. 21:06 - What people should know about Peerless Jiu Jitsu. 22:26 - Stephen talks us through his awesome arm bar finish at Subversiv.

My guest today is Dr. Stephen Cabral, a Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor, founder of the Cabral Wellness Institute and author of the new book "The Rain Barrel Effect: How a 6,000 Year Old Secret Holds the Answer to Getting Well, Losing Weight, and Feeling Alive Again!". At 17 years old, Stephen Cabral was diagnosed with a life-altering illness and given no hope for recovery. For many years, he suffered endlessly, day after day after day. It was only after Stephen traveled all over the world and discovered how to combine ancient Ayurvedic healing practices with state-of-the-art Naturopathic & Functional Medicine did he understand how to fully rebalance the body and re-energize it with life. Dr. Cabral and his team have completed over 250,000 client appointments in their online and in-person practice in Boston, MA. He uses Functional Medicine lab testing and Personalized Wellness Plans to help people rebalance their mind and body to recover from auto-immune, thyroid, fatigue, hormone, weight gain, digestive, childhood, mood, skin, and dozens of other hard to treat health conditions. Within the The Rain Barrel Effect, it turns out the answer is simpler than we think and it lies in the oldest form of medicine in the world. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How Stephen discovered the Rainbarrel Effect after suffering a debilitating illness at age 17... 7:45 -The 6,000 year old tradition of the five treatments of Pancha Karma that Stephen discovered... 19:00 -The diet of mung beans and ghee that can be used to enhance detoxification... 25:30 -Why Stephen has patients purge by "throwing up" following a concoction of salt water and milk intake... 32:00 -How to use a "Swedana" steam bath to induce detoxification... 41:00 -The fascinating history of heat therapy and sauna... 45:30 -The "modern" Pancha Karma 1-2-3 detox protocol Dr. Cabral has developed... 52:00 -Why you should lie on your right side during a coffee enema... 58:00 -And much more! Episode Sponsors: - Hands down, the healthiest, best tasting cup of coffee you've ever had. -  Use promo code "ben" and receive 15% off your order! - Try their "Golden Milk." Use promo code "greenfield" to get 20% off your order! - Elk protein bars. Also has bison and bacon. Save 10% off your order using ! Resources from this episode: -! - - - - - - - - - Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Stephen or me? Leave your comments at http://bengreenfieldfitness.com/rain and one of us will reply!

In the first episode we take a look at the major financial market themes of 2017 and delve in to what 2018 might have in store. Dave Russell interviews GoldCore CEO Stephen Flood and world renowned precious metals commentator and GoldCore's Director of Research Mark O'Byrne. Touching on a wide range of macro-economic and geo-political developments in an attempt to assess the risks of a global financial shock in the coming year. Cutting through the financial markets jargon and looking at risk to your investment portfolio that aren't spoken about in the mainstream media. Listen to the full episode or skip directly to one of the following discussion points. 2:20 What had the biggest impact on financial markets in 2017 6:12 What we need to watch for in 2018 6:25 Is a sharp correction on the cards for financial markets? 6:59 "The Everything Bubble!" 8:30 The effect of zero percent interest rates 8:45 The effect of "Algos" - algorithmic trading 9:35 The markets awash with liquidity. What this means and what it's doing to financial markets 10:40 Turning away from fundamentals - stopping the markets pricing risks 11:20 Why investors now have to second guess central bankers 12:10 The markets are running blind because of the official sector 12:19 The effect of passive trading on the market 13:30 Is gold still capable of playing the role of Canary in the coalmine. Why is it not reacting to the increases in risk? 15:00 We are no longer creating the same level of return in the form of GDP growth 15:50 What is going to be the banana skin for the bull market 16:00 The brewing trouble with Italian banks - what no one is talking about 17:40 The search for yield driving markets higher 18:00 The rise of populism - will the trend continue 19:25 The need for central banks to raise rates - running out of tools 21:10 The rise of corporatism - and the continued rise of inequality 21:30 The political manipulation of money 22:20 Central Banks reaching the end point? 23:02 Bitcoin and the impact on the monetary system 24:25 Bitcoin and the search for yield 25:15 The importance and the impact of cryptographic ledger, the technology behind Bitcoin 26:35 Are we seeing a tulip bulb style mania in Bitcoin - how high will it go, when will it crash? 29:25 Why the psychology of bubbles may suggest that this is not a bubble 30:55 Will we see an official representation of cryptographic currency 31:55 Where are precious metals going in 2018? What will break this sideways cycle? 32:40 What are the reasons to continue to hold gold in 2018 33:25 What the smart money is doing 34:40 The nature of gold as financial insurance 35:25 The impact of China on the gold price 37:45 The production costs of gold as a floor to the gold price 38:55 Why Stephen hopes the price of gold falls 40:10 Stephen, Mark and Dave's ones to watch for 2018! Make sure you don't miss a single episode...... Subscribe to the Goldnomics Podcasts on iTunes or on YouTube: YouTube.com/user/GoldCoreLimited Follow us on social media: Facebook.com/GoldCore Twitter.com/GoldCore Or visit our website at: www.GoldCore.com This podcast was produced by www.onefishtwofish.ie

How has Stephen Parato managed to build his business in the very competitive niche of positivity, spirituality, and lifestyle design? He tells all about it in today's interview, including his biggest challenges and light bulb moments. Stephen has written multiple books on Amazon; he's also working on improving his online course and has recently launched a unique coaching program. I found this conversation fascinating and I hope you do, too. Highlights: - Standing out in a very crowded niche (3:40) - How Stephen launched his Amazon books (6:00) - Why Stephen's re-thinking his course (9:00) - His biggest mindset challenge, and a light-bulb moment (12:55) - Stephen's newest project: ""Mystery School"" (17:35) Show notes: http://www.entrepreneursinmotion.com/good

Improving SEO, content marketing, and overcoming being a 'bad' writer with the SEO mastermind behind Seequs Digital Marketing, Stephen Christopher. We discuss: Why Stephen keeps his introduction "simple" [3:43] How Seequs helps companies build websites that "work" [8:30] His advice for improving SEO [9:20] How he views content marketing from an SEO point of view [11:25] The secret behind internal link building [16:30] How he's dealt with being a "bad" writer [17:34] Why he does "daily" Facebook live videos [23:00] Read More:Shownotes for Hacking SEO with Stephen Christopher

Can one scene be the key to unlocking the whole story? Stu and Chas are joined once again by the inestimable Stephen Cleary to explore his idea of 'key scenes'. Scenes like the diner scene in HEAT. Or the boardroom showdown in MARGIN CALL. These scenes are not only key to a film, they can also be key to developing a story. Why? Stephen's observation is that if you put your protagonist and antagonist in a scene together for a period of time and they will instinctively play out the beats of your whole story... if you have the characters figured out. An interesting theory and one we put to the test. In addition to HEAT and MARGIN CALL, we look at scenes and sequences from THE GODFATHER, NOTTING HILL, THE DARK KNIGHT, THE RAID 2: BERANDAL and Stu avoids mentioning STAR WARS by working in EMPIRE STRIKES BACK instead. LINKS SHORT TERM 12 by Destin Daniel Cretton - (Pages 42 - 48) Mike Jones: "Mythology of Horror: The Story That Won't Go Away" - www.mikejones.tv Stephen Cleary's Website: http://www.stephenclearyfilm.com THE DARK KNIGHT by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan (Pages 101-106) The Dark Knight - "Interrogation Scene" (YouTube) Hero Complex: "Christopher Nolan revisits his favourite scene in 'Dark Knight'" The Godfather Part II - "Corleone Family Flashback" (YouTube) HEAT by Michael Mann (Pages 84 - 88) Heat - "The Diner Scene" (YouTube) Den Of Geek: "Michael Mann's Heat: how research created a classic thriller" Mann Made: From LA Takedown to Heat Part 1 (YouTube) MARGIN CALL by J. C. Chandor (Pages 47 - 58) Margin Call - "The Music Stops" (Youtube) Margin Call - "Be First, Be Smarter or Cheat" (YouTube) The Empire Strikes Back - "Tested on Dagobah" (YouTube) The Decalogue: I Am Lord Thy God  - "Catharsis" (YouTube) The Raid 2: Berandal - Trailer (YouTube) Jane Espenson: "Hot Cold Openings"