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With Brian out traveling, Jose and Ryan go over this week's news, and most of it surrounds all the players on the injured list or COVID-19 protocol list. This has led to many call-ups for some Yankees prosp[ects, giving us a look at them in the pinstripes. With other players being moved up within the farm system, Jason Domingez has dominated Yankees Twitter, with his content highlights making Yankee fans very excited. This episode ends with us going over the possible trade targets, as the recent hot streak for the Yankees moved them into an official buying position.

Joining us this week is Brian Walton, a highly decorated cyclist and three-time Olympian. Brian raced professionally for fourteen years on Team 7-11, Motorola Cycling Team and Team Saturn, as well as for the Canadian National Team. During his cycling career, he achieved a great amount, such as a silver medal at the Olympics and three Pan American gold medals. In 2006, Brian was inducted into the British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame for his many accomplishments. After his racing career, he pivoted to coaching, where he developed Team Snow Valley into one of the top-ranked amateur teams in the US. His efforts earned him the USA Cycling Developmental Coach of the Year award in 2003. After that, he went on to coach other teams and athletes, from Olympians and US cycling teams to U.S. Marine Corps National Triathlon and Marathon teams, utilizing his talents to propel them to excellence. In 2012, Brian co-founded Walton Endurance, which is an organization that specializes in building trust, teamwork and cultural change by facilitating cycling events that provide a once in a lifetime experience. With Brian’s leadership as CEO, they seek to change the dynamic of corporate culture and facilitate team bonding through fostering collaboration and improving employee morale, all while coaching their clients to a higher level of fitness. Listen along, as we discuss Brian’s cycling past and what he’s up to now. Our conversation gets pretty emotional towards the end while we talk about his wife’s diagnoses. For more about Brian and his work, visit http://waltonendurance.com/wp/. 

Tune in and buckle up - this will be a ride! Meet Brian Mayne - the creator of the Goal Mapping, Life Mapping, and Self Mapping personal development systems, and the Seven Magic Keys development program for children. Brian Mayne's Goal Mapping, a world-leading achievement system, is a unique whole-brain approach to setting goals that powerfully helps people achieve their desires. When Brian's family business failed during the UK recession of the late 1980s, he lost what seemed like everything: his income, his home, and his marriage. He was 29 years old, £1 million in debt, and still relatively unable to read or write. It was at this seemingly low point that Brian discovered the keys to success: that you can change your life by changing your thoughts and feelings about it. Using simple but powerful techniques, Brian learned to hold positive thoughts by setting goals, and through those goals, he gradually transformed both himself and his life. Brian is now an international speaker on human potential and has empowered hundreds of thousands of people with his unique systems for success. As well as helping individuals to achieve their aims, Brian helps leading organisations such as Siemens, Microsoft and BT. He has also worked with renowned speakers such as Brendon Buchard, Anthony Robbins, Christopher Howard and T Harv Ecker. Get inspired, motivated and truly energized, and, most importantly, set your goals and take bold action! With Brian's tips, you are bound to succeed! Tune in!

I'm honored to have Brian Brown on the show. Brian has Cerebral Palsy & has NO Limits. He's a 3 time published author, Graduated High School & College with honors. He's been skydiving, zip lining & rode in Jeff Gordon's race car. With Brian's own style of wit and honesty, you'll discover more examples of how to face life's obstacles with Joy, Laughter & Help From Friends & Family. Tune in today to here what the driving force behind his success is all about. PODCAST ‘Outstanding Life’ HOST The Motivational Cowboy - Johnny D. (John Dmytryszyn) WEBSITE https://www.MotivationalCowboy.com/podcast/ SOUNDCLOUD PODCAST https://soundcloud.com/outstandinglifepodcast iTUNES APPLE PODCAST https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/outstanding-life-with-the-motivational-cowboy/id1410576520?mt=2 SPOTIFY PODCAST https://open.spotify.com/show/4OFNmM9Rv9jNA0gQMPv8XU STITCHER https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=389557&refid=stpr YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tttQkLT7SfE&list=PL1Jmeb31MqLiNLxcnufzmCCca3HGH20Rj&index=2&t=0s SUPPORT with PAYPAL https://www.paypal.me/motivationalcowboy LISTEN for FREE to ‘Outstanding Life’ PODCAST with Johnny D. the Motivational Cowboy on iTunes, Spotify, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube & other major platforms and stations. Now with Over 1 Million Listeners! Motivational Speaker, John Dmytryszyn (Johnny D) has developed a strong brand as “The Motivational Cowboy”. He impacts audiences across the country with his message of “Living the Outstanding Life”, helping to change lives by reshaping thoughts about Image, Attitude, Focus and Consistency. His podcast is the latest in a long list of platforms that allows him to reach people. Among his most notable accomplishments is a 2nd Grammy consideration for his recently released spoken word CD “Time to Stand Out!”. https://www.MotivationalCowboy.com

With Brian back from vacation, the whole gang is back together, just in time to talk about the Yankee's slow start out of the gates. Jose, Ryan, and Brian go over the Yankee's struggles at the plate, along with the surprise highlights of the bullpen. We also go into the new positional battles between Clint Frazier vs. Brett Gardner and Rougned Odor vs. Jay Bruce. The talk goes into a deep look into the Yankee's struggle with the Tampa Bay Rays and the overall lineup contraction.

With Brian on vacation, Jose and Ryan go over this week's news, including Mike Tauchman taking ground balls first and the Yankees trading for Rougned Odor. With only five games under the Yankees belt, Jose and Ryan went into the overreaction by Yankee fans about the hitting with runners in scoring potions against the Blue Jays. With the bats coming alive in the Baltimore Oriels series, we might start to see the Yankees begin to heat up.

Real VA Claims Insider client Barney Roffe shares his success story and the struggles he faced working VSOs and other service organizations. Is VA Claims Insider legit? Listen to a real VA Claims Insider clients story and you decide for yourself! Are you finally ready to get the VA disability rating and compensation YOU deserve? If you need some help with your VA disability claim, join VA Claims Insider Elite TODAY and get started on your VA disability claim for FREE: https://vaclaimsinsider.com/elite-mem... ***Video Timestamps & Resources*** ⏩ 00:00​ VA Claims Insider Introduction ⏩ 05:25​ If you don't have the medical evidence, Go Get It! ⏩ 07:20​ Document everything! ⏩ 11:45​ Your C&P exam starts as soon as you arrive ⏩ 14:00​ You have to be uncomfortably vulnerable ⏩ 18:10​ Without Documentation you have no case ⏩ 22:45​ Google Your DBQ before your C&P Exam ⏩ 26:30​ No one will ever be more vested in your claim but you ⏩ 40:35​ You only know what you know ⏩ 42:45​ Your physical disabilities could exasperate your mental ones ⏩ 48:00​ Do you know your true disability numbers? ⏩ 49:40​ Breaking down VA ratings ⏩ 54:00​ At VA Claims Insider we teach the SEM method ⏩ 55:30​ Q&A With Brian and Brandon ⏩ 01:18:00​ What is the difference between a Nexus and IMO ✔️Join VA Claims Insider Elite, get instant access to the ELITE Experience Portal (EEP) and $13,119 worth of proprietary VA claim resources TODAY, and obtain an Independent Medical Opinion (IMO), Disability Benefits Report (DBR) and Medical Nexus Letters: http://www.vaclaimsinsiderelite.com​

Welcome to Dial H for Heroclix! We are a podcast that covers news, figures, plays games and just joke around within the world of Heroclix. Join Kalder and Simeon this week as we go over:  1. What made us happy: Fights in Tight Spaces And Playing Clix in Memory of Brian Helzer 2. News: WWE New release: https://win.wizkids.com/solicitsMonthly.php?year=2021&month=09&game=4 3. News X-men Rise and Fall Check out the info on our facebook  4. Simeon's game With Brian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oerUu17ARWw&t=1218s  Patreon Heroes: Citizens:  Izzone Bill Peter W.  Ray W.  Luke T.  Vincent N. Cody Adam M.  Derek B.  Mike H.  Vigilantes:  Scott B. Jonah F. Peter M. Alex M. Teemu H.  Mr. Clix Flix  Protagonists:      Pierre B. Super Heroes/Super Villians:   Christian B. Jeff B. Anthony B. Jedi L.  Dial H Super fan:   Aron J. Taylor W. Chance M. Tippy Toes Nuts Ben J.  Mok TaskMaster    Honorary Super Fans  Malcolm R.  Christian B.  Larry S.  Seth A.  Chance M. Dial H Producer:   Mike T. Lucas Tom Van Holland                                                                                                             Don't forget to tweet in, email us or just message us on Facebook any time we have Community Questions! We love to hear from you guys. Follow the links Below!  Links: Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-haeyb-728a02/  Twitter: @DialH4Heroclix  Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/dialhforheroclix/  iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dial-h-for-heroclix/id674235883?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3d2  Email: dialHforHeroclix@gmail.com   Red Bubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/DialH4Heroclix/shop?asc=u&ref=account-nav-dropdown  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRFVQVhJX6evub-SvQyLtMg   Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=9331164 Sponsor: https://www.coolstuffinc.com/

I have not yet had the opportunity to meet Brian live but thanks to these bladingchats I had the opportunity to have a chat with him and it was super interesting. With Brian we talked about photography, the difference between analog and digital, what it means to grow up in Detroit and above all what it means to be part of the Vibralux team.

With Brian being unavailable this week, Matt is all you're gonna get. So look at this episode as a Gambling 101. Matt goes through all the gambling lingo that some listeners or future listeners may not fully understand, Followed by undoubtedly an undefeated week of picks. Hope you enjoy. Have a good Weekend.

On today's Ann & Phelim Scoop we reflect on yesterday's showing of the ObamaGate Movie. We hope you enjoyed the film. It was a pleasure to make and we are so grateful for everyone who helped make this movie! We also discuss Peter Strzok's fancy new job. If Peter Strzok was a Republican - he'd be in jail. But since he's a liberal, academia and the media are rolling out the red carpet. Also on today's episode we are joined by our good friend Brian Godawa. Brian is a co-writer of the ObamaGate Movie and a biblical fiction author. With Brian we discuss the roots of "child sacrifice" and how some of the same values help propel the modern pro-choice movement. Finally we discuss the latest on the Joe Biden campaign. From Hunter Biden to YouTube - it appears that Joe may have something to hide . . . We hope you enjoy today's episode. If you'd like to help get the ObamaGate Movie to even more people, you can donate here: https://unreportedstorysociety.com/send-obamagate-the-movie-to-even-more-people/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ap-scoop/message

Greg reads a very special letter to the show from a Bothell listener. With Brian back from his bomb shelter in the mountains outside of Boise, Greg catches him up with all the awful news from when he was gone.

Hello there Screen Beans! It's new episode time and our guest is the incredible and brilliant Brian Gray aka urbanbohemian! With Brian we chat about how he got into streaming, some of his favorite games to play and stream, as well as same pre-fall witchy and nature goodness. We also deep dive on The Umbrella Academy, Infinity Train and Motherland: Fort Salem!

Schedules: let’s pencil a time to talk about that NOW! With Brian and crew in the middle of another Modern Rogue filming crunch, what are tips and techniques to making your calendar work? Send your project questions/ideas to neshcom@gmail.com, subject line “After Things.” Picks: Andrew: Stock notes apps Justin: High Score Brian: The Fly Bryce: […]

Brian Terrell is the co-coordinator with Voices for Creative Nonviolence (or Voices for short) located in SW Iowa, they are committed to strategic campaigns and experiments, engaging in active nonviolent resistance such as the electoral and legislative process, protest, and to march and demonstrate. Voices has people and campaigns working in Yemen, Iran, Afghanistan, Guantanamo, Germany and more. With Brian we talk about his work he does nationally and internationally, what would happen if nuclear weapons are used, why nonviolent direct action is important, drone activism, and how you can take nonviolent action. Contact and connect with Brian: brian@vcnv.org Voices for Creative Nonviolence: http://vcnv.org/ Drone Activism: http://vcnv.org/drone-activism/ Nonviolent action: https://www.usip.org/issue-areas/nonviolent-action https://peacepresence.org/learn-more/nonviolence/ Background Music Credits: https://www.youtube.com/c/mbbmusic https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial https://www.instagram.com/mbb_music

Dueling dual episodes! Russ Fischer (@DynastyOuthouse) joins the SuperShow, completing the Trade Addicts podcast (@TradeAddictsPod) lineup, along with Brian (@BrianHarrFF). With Brian, John (@SuperFlexDude) and James (@_JamesTheBrain) already in the house, the sister podcasts can roll tape on both feeds! So check out Part 2 of this medley on this week's Trade Addicts episode! The guys are elbow-deep in a superflex startup mock draft, and this mock allows trading startup and rookie picks. Time to strategize on the fine art of moving up/moving back in your superflex startup drafts! When moving up makes sense, how far to move back, how to construct a startup trade, and the players worth moving for! Plus, the SuperTeam has their own startup trades to reminisce and lament… and an earth-shattering move leaves a continental divide between the Trade Addicts. All that and more on this week's co-op episode! The SuperFlex SuperShow (@SuperFlexShow) – one of many great podcasts from the Dynasty League Football (@DLFootball) Family of Podcasts – is hosted by John Hogue (@SuperFlexDude), James Koutoulas (@_JamesTheBrain), Sam “Stompy” Lane (@FFStompy), Brian Harr (@BrianHarrFF) and Ethan Turner (@ETurnerFF_PT), featuring weekly dynasty football content focused on superflex, 2QB and other alternate scoring settings. Special thanks to Heart and Soul Radio for their song, “The Addiction,” and special thanks to the Dynasty League Football Family of Podcasts and the entire DLF staff for the ongoing support! Follow and send questions/trade polls to the podcast on Twitter, @SuperFlexShow!

With Brian out sick, attorney Steve Rausch and CPA Hazen Armstrong sit down to dish about Tax Season! As always, there are new rules to contend with (SECURE Act....) and plenty of clever ways to save on your April burden. Then, what on earth is the Disaster Tax Relief Act, and why does it bug Hazen? A listener calls in with a great question about 401k loans. Steve Rausch, Attorney www.capitalcitylawoffice.com Hazen Armstrong, CPA robbinsarmstrong.com https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMoneyPros www.therealmoneypros.com www.kboi.com

It’s the first episode of 2020 and Tristen Law is back. With Brian still on vacation Superfan Jason Escobar is back. Tonight the duo will have Cheapskate Wrestler Matt Rivera (as seen on TLC show Extreme Cheapskates) in studio. Has the Lana and Bobby Lashley story gone too far? That and much more. We're live Thursday Night 7-9 Eastern at RoyalRambleRadio.com

It was another fun and informative edition of BangTheBook Radio on Tuesday October 8, as host Adam Burke got together with regular guests Brian Blessing and Ralph Michaels. With Brian, the host of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline, Adam talked some NFL Week 6, including thoughts on Giants vs. Patriots, Titans vs. Broncos, and other games that they discussed along the way like Bengals vs. Ravens. They also talked about some early-season NHL betting and some picks for Tuesday, along with price plays in the Houston Open, this week's PGA Tour event. Ralph and Adam discussed college basketball to open things up, as that starts in just four short weeks. The guys talked about new head coaches and how to start your research and handicapping processes. On the college football side, the guys talked about some observations and adjustments before looking at Louisville vs. Wake Forest, Oklahoma vs. Texas, Iowa State vs. West Virginia, and Washington State vs. Arizona State. In the NFL, the guys gave picks and thoughts on Seahawks vs. Browns and Texans vs. Chiefs.

Happy birthday, Brian! With Brian's 35 birthday upon us, he reflects on his 14 years in real estate and how the market has shifted over that time. Initially starting out, he almost exclusively helped people with short sales when times were tough in the Great Recession. As the market shifted, Brian evolved, but never forgot the lessons he learned from an extremely downturned market. Listen in to hear some more lessons learned for the past decade and a half.

With Brian out of town, Jacob joins Sarah in the Co-host seat this week as they converse with Jimmy Hallyburton.

Thanks to an unfortunately timed snap from Thanos, Brian has gone missing this week. With Brian gone, Josh talks about last week's Slugline exercise and explores various ways of coming up with story concepts. If you're one of the lucky ones, listen to this podcast and then help us collect the infinity stones so we can bring Brian back next week. 

For many people, franchising is a dream that they often feel is out of reach. They think that getting everything set up from an administration point of view seems far too challenging to get it right. With Brian’s system, we get to see how his team helps businesses to franchise, from signing up to the program to helping them operate. Guest’s Background: Brian Keen is the founder of Franchise Simply. He has been managing his own businesses for over 40 years, specializing in the franchise sector for the last 30 years. This experience tells him franchising offers one of the most exciting business models around for anyone looking to create real wealth and financial independence for themselves. Brian trained as a Quantity Surveyor in England and then emigrated to Malawi in Central Africa where he opened businesses in building, property development and transport. Brian built ‘Franchise Simply’ with the aim of showing business owners how to transform a family-sized firm into a multi-million dollar asset through a unique four-step system, saving tens of thousands of dollars in consultancy fees in the process. He’s passionate about helping people become financially secure and independently wealthy through business, wherever they are, whatever their background. That’s why Brian founded and became Chairman of MicroLoan Foundation Australia (MLFA), a charity which, to date, has provided over $750,000 in loans to impoverished women in Malawi to allow them to start their own business and improve life for themselves and those who depend on them. The Franchise Success Path Step 1: New Member signed on Step 2: Kickstart Training Workshop Step 3: Franchise Status Review Step 4: Introductory mentoring session Step 5: Introduction sessions with Specialist Team Members Step 6: Member completes work Support the show.

With Brian still off due to family matters, Rob hosts Big Todd and Brad from L.A. once again to recap the Blues Stanley Cup Victory amongst other shenanigans.

With Brian on temporary family hiatus, Rob talks with Big Todd and Brad from L.A. on a variety of topics - Stanley Cup Finals, Social Platform Monetization, Why Brad hates Boston, L.A. and virtually every other city in the nation, Politics, Drugs and Strip Clubs.

Welcome to Amazin’ Avenue Audio (The Show), the new/old favorite from Amazin’ Avenue editors Chris McShane and Brian Salvatore. With Brian off this week, Allison McCague pinch hits, while Chris tries to check off all of Brian's responsibilities on the show. The show starts with the Mets' series win over the Giants, which felt like the team's first series win in a long time. And then we get into the most recent puzzling Mickey Callaway decisions. After the break, we delve into the ace-like performance of Jason Vargas, and there's a Johan Santana comp thrown in there that at least kind of makes sense. You can listen or subscribe to all of our wonderful Amazin’ Avenue Audio podcasts through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, Spotify, or listen wherever you get podcasts. If you’ve got questions that you’d like us to discuss on the air, email the show at aaaudiopodcast@gmail.com. And, until next time, Let’s Go Mets.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Brian back from hiatus, we gave him control with first pick and theme, which he decided would be "Stage-to-Screen." He picked his nostalgic favorite, Frank Capra's ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944), starring Cary Grant. Bringing nostalgic favorites to the podcast altar never results in the knife being stayed. Sorry Brian, most of us kinda liked it! To pair with that classic, Kevin dug up a movie none of us had even heard of: the David Mamet-penned, Stuart Gordon-directed, William H. Macy-starring EDMOND (2005), which stirs up a lot of debate, even though none of us really liked it all that much. (Our Edmond review begins at 20:40.) At the end we look forward to the next podcast and Nate's "Giant Monsters" theme. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buried-cinema/support

With Brian crying multiple sports tears causing him to seek medical attention, we’ve got Batman Shane pinch hitting to catch up on all things DCEU, review Shazam, and talk about that dad gum Joker trailer.

With Brian continuing to be away on a rural secondment (sorry), Dush sits down with Mark, an Anaesthetics registrar to chat about the technical and non-technical aspects of vascular access and intravenous cannulation. Performing skills like this are as much mental as they are physical. Mark does an excellent job of talking us through his approach to the skill.  We've created a video to illustrate some of the technical concepts discussed: https://youtu.be/bn-nUwVKvaQ Contact us with feedback, suggestions and ideas on: juniordocspodcast@gmail.com Facebook and Twitter: @juniordocpod Music: Raghav Iyer (2016)

With Brian being away on a rural secondment, Dush sits down with two new interns who have been rostered to provide after-hour ward cover for their first few weeks of internship. Wendy and Hamish provide a valuable insight in to what an after-hours shift is really like. They talk about their successes, their challenges and offer some fantastic advice to interns about to embark on their first after-hours shift.  Contact us with feedback, suggestions and ideas on: juniordocspodcast@gmail.com Facebook and Twitter: @juniordocpod Music: Raghav Iyer (2016)

We fired up a new week of BangTheBook Radio a day later this week, as host Adam Burke was joined by two smart, experienced handicapping minds in Brian Blessing of Sportsbook Radio and Vegas Hockey Hotline and also Ralph Michaels of WagerTalk.com. With Brian, the guys talked about the current betting landscape in the NHL, including a big, busy card for February 12. They also talked about the Genesis Open PGA Tour event and some of the top contenders for this week at Riviera. This is a star-studded field to say the least. Ralph Michaels from WagerTalk.com joined us to chat college hoops, as the guys took a look at the ACC and the Missouri Valley Conference with today's conference breakdowns. They dug into what we've seen recently from top teams like Duke and Virginia, but mostly focused on handicapping the middle of the pack and the bottom of the standings to isolate the teams that have some value down there. It was good to get another look at the MVC from a set of fresh eyes. Ralph also included his top situational and technical plays of the week.

The Six Nations are upon us and there are all manner of questions just waiting to be answered such as: Can Ireland do the Double Grand Slam? Who will start for England? And the French - always a question mark there. Alongside Brian Moore to try and answer some of those questions is the former England and Gloucester wing James Simpson-Daniel. With Brian's assertion that this is the trickiest Six Nations to call so far, James and Brian begin by discussing how the Celtic nations could end up defining the story of the tournament - with James even arguing a case for Scotland to be Grand Slam winners! They then get onto England, debating who should start at full back, how strong the squad is, and whether we will see Joe Cokanasiga play against Ireland. Joining them to argue the case for Ireland to complete the Double is former Ireland and Lions flanker, Stephen Ferris, who says there seems to be an arrogance coming from the English out of nowhere. Stephen also believes that Joe Schmidt has his Ireland squad mapped out for the rest of the year so doesn't expect too much experimenting. As for the rest of the Celtic nations we speak with Lions and Wales wing Shane Williams on the quiet confidence within Warren Gatland's ranks. Shane notes they are "blessed with quality" across the back row to make up for Taulupe Faletau's absence, but not enough to predict they can win the tournament. On the Scottish side of the border Sean Lamont is brimming with optimism for his former side's ambitions with the full back saying you have to be on top of your game to win, but he thinks Scotland can finish top of the table. (It may be that he has to say that!) Italy Head Coach Conor O'Shea joins to tell us about how he approaches the Six Nations saying he loves the challenge of coaching Italy and it's all about maintaining energy and confidence despite not always getting the desired results. Finally, we speak with Red Roses Head Coach Simon Middleton ahead of the Women's Six Nations and to ask how they are going to turn around last year's narrow defeat to France and lift the trophy come 16 March.  

Hey there movie fans!  This episode we welcome sci-fi and fantasy author, Brian Olsen, to the show! With Brian we chat about two of his YA book series, The Future Next Door and Yesterday's Magic. We also chat about his love of Doctor Who as well science fiction tv and movies in general. We also talk about how he got his start in theater and then shifting to writing as well of dreams of adapting his books to plays and movies. 

This week's Podcast hears from Brian Kasper from Ohio and his wife Lena Thomson from California. Brian and Lena have been at SWIS for two years. Lena is the Head of the EAL department while Brian is a homeroom teacher in Grade 3. We hear about their past experiences in Mozambique and Vietnam. The main topic of conversation is Professional Development. We hear of Brian's latest PD in Bangkok entitled 'Developing Service Learning' and how he plans to implement what he has learnt at SWIS. We also hear about the COETAIL course he is half way through and how he integrates technology at SWIS. Lena is also completing her EAL Certification with Teachers Training Center and she shares this experience with us. Lena also tells us about a recent #PUBPD session they attend in Phuket during the last holiday. Finally, Brian shares with us his experiences with the Captivating International Charity, of which SWIS is one of the main sponsors in Shenzhen. https://captivating.org/meet-our-shenzhen-captivating-team/ Today at SWIS, we raised 24,000 RMB for Captivating International with our dress up day. With Brian's charity work, he was a worth recipient of a free 100RMB Loyalty Card from Craig at Macawleys Seaworld - who asked me to remind SWIS Teachers about Teacher's Tuesday with 10% off for teachers as well as many other offers throughout the week. Quiz night is on Wednesdays. To join the SWIS Team talk to Matt Manfredi! We hope you enjoy the Podcast! SWIS ROC RADIO Listen, Like, Learn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eugene-leonard/message

With Brian off at Dragon Con, it was up to Jay, Andrew, and Ashley to cover the Vorthos news about the Guild Kits, website updates, and interview with new Magic Story author Cassandra Khaw. We also answered a few listener questions before covering the first of three stories about brand-new Planeswalker Vivien Reid! If you enjoy The Vorthos Cast, consider supporting us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thevorthoscast! 01:01 – No PAX Chat This Episode 02:09 – Guild Kit Art 04:23 – Story Widget Updates 06:07 – The Mary Sue Interview with Cassandra Khaw Link: https://www.themarysue.com/tms-exclusive-cassandra-khaw-vivien-reid/ 08:00 – Listener Question: Story/Flavor Text Mismatches 12:41 – Listener Question: Do Angels Have Ghosts/Souls? 17:18 – Magic Story: Unbowed Part 1 Link: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/magic-story/unbowed-part-1-2018-08-29 27:10 – When Does This Story Take Place? 27:58 – Prose and Horror 29:10 – Nicol Bolas and Skalla 32:00 – Lead-In to Guilds of Ravnica? 33:22 – Vivien As a Character 39:26 – Final Thoughts

With Brian out on assignment B.J. is joined by "The Coach" Tom Neises to discuss depth across the Packers offensive line and linebacker position. B.J. brings you the first half of an interview as he caught up with Wisconsin Badgers Basketball Head Coach Greg Gard. Then to wrap up the show the guys discuss whether or not baseball is too boring to watch.

With Brian out on assignment, B.J. is joined by "The Coach" Tom Neises as they dive into the secrets of smuggling food and beverage into games, the Brewers 2019 schedule released and reaction to Ohio State Head Coach Urban Meyer's suspension and press conference.

With Brian now in St. Petersburg, he and Grant preview the varsity side of the World Cup bracket in Friday's quarterfinals (Brazil-Belgium and France-Uruguay). Then Grant interviews the terrific Kate Abdo of Fox Sports.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whether you have a website or landing page or are about to build one, now is the best time to start optimizing for conversions. Data scientist and conversion rate expert Brian Massey is here to talk about the latest tools and methods to turn your landing page into a money making machine. Thanks to new tools, apps, and computing power, there is no excuse not to optimize your website. These tools can help you truly understand the user experience and how to get the outcomes that you desire. We talk about new tools, smart tactics, and how data driven design is the future of digital marketing. Find Out More About Brian Here: Conversion SciencesBrian Massey on LinkedIn@bmassey on TwitterBrian Massey on FacebookYour Customer Creation Equation In This Episode: [01:29] How Brian began in the conversion world. He is a computer programmer by training, but he was drawn to sales. [02:06] He got involved with semiconductor sales after college. He then moved to coding and started his own business in the 90s. [02:33] This was a time when he worked with Internet graphics with a dial-up connection. [02:47] He then started using his own analytics package to help companies build out their lead generation platforms. [03:06] In 2006, Brian saw the Wizard Academy presentation. For him, this put language to conversion optimization. [03:45] With Brian's varied background as a computer programmer, corporate salesperson, corporate marketer, and entrepreneur, he knew being a conversion scientist was right for him. [04:07] Why Brian wears the lab coat? He has always been a science geek and loved Bill Nye the Science Guy. [04:40] He wanted to introduce some kitsch and some camp. Introducing science into his work added fun.   [05:27] How we need to stand out and be remarkable in the real world and the online world.work makes it fun. [05:54] The worst mistake happening these days with conversion optimization. Moore's law of doubling transistors every year. We have amazing tools from the cloud to mobile. It's easier now than ever to test. [07:50] When data was hard to collect in was expensive. Then assumptions had to be made. [08:20] Now data can be discovered for A/B testing to usability. [08:48] People who are still using the old “Mad Men” design process are in trouble. [09:35] How agencies have the option of creating data based designs based on real user based data and tool sets. [10:11] A well executed strategy for using your data. [10:35] A Landing page example. The page needs to keep the promise that was made and get the visitor to do something. [11:24] At the beginning, we might take a guess. Then we can look at popular email subject lines, PPC ads, and data that has been converting. [12:39] Also check out mobile visitors click to call. [12:50] The copywriter needs to understand the visitors and build the personas and get the message right. [13:08] Run your images and headlines through something like Usabilityhub. [14:23] Use eye tracking studies like Sticky.ai to make sure that your users are actually looking at what you want them to look at. [15:06] You can also use heat map reports and watch session recordings. Also run analytics and implement A/B traffic testing. [16:01] Brian uses these interim tools because they have six months to deliver. They do free unlimited user testing. [16:51] At first, look at other sources of data that aren't part of the landing page. Then move on to monitoring data on the landing page. [17:02] Usability tools like Helio are great for mockups. [17:14] You can do a five-minute test, a quick test, or a question test. These services provide the panels. It's not as good as A/B testing, but it will provide data. [18:42] UserTesting.com is also an amazing tool. [19:20] Once you have your first idea then you can turn to Crazy Egg for heat map reports or inspectlet for session recordings or even Hotjar. [19:55] Run Adobe Analytics or Google Analytics underneath the site. [19:58] Then you can pick up Visual Website Optimizer or Optimizely or Omniconvert or convert.com or Google Optimize. [20:31] Sticky.ai uses the camera to see how people are interacting with your web pages. [22:29] With modern tools you can see what information spikes when people are watching your video. This gives you cues as to whether you should place the information on the top or not. [23:22] Facebook can also bring people to ads that are very much like your prospects and customers. You can also see which images and words get clicked through the most. [24:08] This data can eliminate poor options. [26:03] Optimizing a website and mobile versus desktop. Get data from a landing page, and if it's not performing well, check to see if people can see the call to action. You can use something like Hotjar to find out when people are scrolling off of the page. [27:23] You can check the pricing page with a heat map from Crazy Ggg.This tells you where people click and where their mouse is moved. This will show you what features they are interested in and where you should put them on the page. [28:25] Narrowing it down to the ideas that are most likely to move the needle. Real traffic A/B testing is best for this. [28:53] Now put the test on Usabilityhub. [29:30] Once you have an idea of the data then you can have the designer create a page. Once again, it's time for further testing. [30:01] It's an iterative process that expands the testing and development cycle. [30:31] Being underwater is the part of the page that is actually not being seen. [32:53] Visual Website Optimizer and Optimizely we are the most common tools that Brian uses. He also uses Sentient for AI. [35:44] Creating an A/B test for a submit button on a lead generation page. Testing images, headlines, and buttons. Address the different kinds of visitors that will visit the page. Action oriented or methodical. [37:51] Are any of these words being tested in ads? Narrow it down to four different words. Then open a tool like Visual Optimizer. [38:56] The test needs to run to statistical significance. Turn off loser tests. [40:02] Testing to statistical significance. Configure the tool correctly using a statistical significance calculator. The transactions determine significance. [42:28] Surprising tests that Brian has discovered. Carousels work against conversions. They tested a client requested carousel and it had over a 30% lift. [43:53] Beautiful pages don't always win against ugly. [44:48] Digital marketers need to use these tools. You can't guess your way to user data anymore. [47:55] Best takeaways from the course. Setting up the digital lab. Choosing tools and free plugins. How the design process has changed and understanding analytics. User testing. Landing page best practices. Choosing copy ,headlines, and images through to A/B testing. [49:34] You can be a scientist and earn your lab coat. It will fundamentally change your success as a digital marketer. Links and Resources: Conversion Sciences Brian Massey on LinkedIn @bmassey on Twitter Brian Massey on Facebook Your Customer Creation Equation The Wizard Academy Gordon Moore - Moore's Law Usabilityhub Bill Nye Clickable Numbers Sticky.ai Helio UserTesting.com Crazy Egg Inspectlet Hotjar Adobe Analytics Google Analytics Visual Website Optimizer Optimizely Omniconvert Convert.com Google Optimize Conversion Science Graphic Sentient Visual Website Optimizer Traffic Estimator ABTestGuide.com Udemy Landing Page Experiment Conversion Optimization Course (FREE CRO Training) Link to the Paid Course (Special Code: Marketing Speak) Ghostery

With Brian on assignment, B.J. took the opportunity to throw the Brewers offense on the coals after they were shutout for the 7th time this year. Marques Pfaff joined the show to talk golf and the Bucks head coaching search and what he sees with this Brewers offense.

Kerry Johnson is a disturbed person hiding behind the face of a happy individual...literally. Kerry Johnson is a YouTuber who has created a "movement" for wearing latex female body suits and portraying a character that "live" in a fantasy world. Not only are Kerry's videos extremely unnerving, but there is also a very heavy sense of inspiration from people like Ed Gein. With Brian out for a few weeks, Derek flys solo for this episode of Life Bytes. https://maskon.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/KerryJTV

Seventies rock icons Bad Company received a much-needed shot in the arm when founding members Simon Kirke and Mick Ralphs recruited relative newbie Brian Howe to replace the great Paul Rodgers. By that point, Brian had recently started to breakthrough when he sang on Ted Nugent's Penetrator record. With Brian's help, Bad Company reached a whole new audience and kept the name alive throughout the late 80s and early 90s with Howe-penned hits like "No Smoke Without Fire", "Holy Water" and "How About That". Unfortunately, as is often the case, tensions between Brian and the Mick and Simon duo brought an end to this version of the band and it isn't pretty. Since then, Brian has continued to tour singing the songs he made famous. And, thankfully, he is currently on the mend after a massive heart attack a few months ago. This is a fascinating story behind one of the greatest voices in rock history. Enjoy!   https://www.brianhowe.com/

Welcome back to The Real Brian Show! We're excited to have Anna, aka Dr. Mangodroplet, join us again for another riveting discussion. With Brian's coffee roaster in full swing now he is adequately caffeinated and enjoying Papua New Guinea beans from the Sigri Estate. These two have a lot on their watchlist, including the Shannara Chronicles Season 2 and Star Wars Rebels. We're going to talk about pizza places in Fort Collins and an Australian company that is making video game hologram rooms! In This Episode Welcome back Mangodroplet! Coffee roaster is up and running! Shannara Season 2, Star Wars Rebels A REAL LIFE HOLODECK! Fort Collins conundrum: Mod Pizza vs Pizza Rev Espresso Shot: back by popular demand For Your Protection Did you know that coffee was originally chewed and not drunk? Yeah, a cool little piece of coffee history is that some East African tribes used to grind coffee cherries (some sources call them berries) and roll them into animal fat. They were used to provide energy for their warriors going to battle. West African history has some fun coffee history, too. One story, from Yemen, claims that farmers noticed their goats were full of "pep" after eating the berries of a particular plant, who's properties had never been assessed before. The people described the goats as "dancing" due to intoxication from the berries. So, naturally, they had to try for themselves! There are dozens of stories of different groups of people around the world discovering coffee, and its effects. There are even more stories about coffee concoctions being used to cure diseases and connoisseurs planting beans in areas of the earth where it didn't grow naturally, only to see it thrive! So yes, we drink coffee for your protection! Drink coffee: do stupid things faster with more energy. Links Real Holodeck Finally Created using Euclideon's Unlimited Detail Engine Chase Holfelder sings Kiss The Girl in a minor key Mod Pizza vs PizzaRev

This week, we decided to delay our previously scheduled format until next week, as a member of The Hollywood Outsider family has passed on. We did not feel it appropriate to air a normal show, given the circumstances, so instead Aaron and Scott sit down to share their thoughts on the loss of a founding member of the show. We conclude with a respectfully edited re-airing of Justin Macumber's farewell episode, and we encourage you to dive into his collection of books and articles. As you listen to this episode, several of our hosts also wanted to share their thoughts on Justin with his audience. You can find those below. John My experiences with Justin started as a listener of the Hollywood Outsider. He was the voice that I loved disagreeing with…but most often he made me crazy when I had to agree with him. His insights and appreciation for pop culture helped make the show what it is today. It was a pleasure and an honor to share the few episodes I could with him. A great wealth of knowledge has been lost, fare thee well Justin.   Brian My involvement with The Hollywood Outsider has afforded me countless unique experiences, laughs, and friendships over the years. One of those treasures was Justin Macumber. (My God, he would never let me forget that compliment lol). If there was one thing Justin and I were guaranteed to have a good time doing together, it was making Aaron frustrated. We would finish the pre-show greetings and sound checks. Everybody’s ready to get started. All’s quiet. Aaron would inhale and then… “UTINNI!!!” The Star Wars sound bite that would trip up Aaron’s focus enough to the point of having to do multiple retakes. It never quit being funny (even though Aaron would say otherwise). Justin’s cackling laughter always made it worth the cost of whatever eye rolling I could feel Aaron sending my way. His honest laughs were so infectious that you could not help but join in and I knew comedy gold was struck when I heard that loud laugh. Things weren’t always fun and games. There were heated moments for sure. There were times I would feel like FedEx-ing a throat punch to him. As with any family, you have your ups and downs. The Hollywood Outsiders are no different. But by the end of the night, there was usually a priceless and hilarious discussion that never seemed to get recorded. He was always in the middle of it – if not leading it. And a “goodnight” to everybody that sometimes included a “love you guys”. It’s hard to believe I write this having spent hundreds of hours with Justin, yet never even had lunch with him in person. That’s one of the interesting things about the time we live in. You can have a meaningful bond with someone you’ve never physically met. We got to see him chase his dream of being a published author. Consoled him as he worried about his wife’s own health scare. Shared Christmas gifts with one another. And now he’s gone. It’s not fair. We’ll never get to hear his squeaky chair; hear him softly sing “It’s Been Awhile” anytime that phrase was said; or introduce himself with his own theme music again. And that is a hole that’ll never be filled (that’s what she said *wink*). We love you. We miss you. Farewell, my friend.   Aaron Many years ago, we were putting together a podcast to talk about entertainment, and we needed a voice. Someone distinct, insightful, contemplative, occasionally combative, and passionate. Scott knew a fella who had already established himself in the podcast community with his show catering to writers, and his name was Justin Macumber. With Brian in the mix, we all clicked almost instantly, each of us taking swipes at each other’s tastes, and often Justin and I specifically would engage in heated debates that would ultimately end in no winner declared, but everyone listening laughing hysterically. Or ironically. One of those. The truth of the matter is, there were times we each probably wanted to lock each other in the LOST hatch, but more times than not, we were smiling and over it in minutes. We are both very passionate about the things we love, and as a person who loves a good debate, Justin was always a stellar sparring partner. Along the way, he also became a friend. He loved to tell me when I was wrong, and no topic was off limits. I recall once we even had a hefty argument over my parenting choices, which in hindsight was pretty hilarious because of how ridiculously inappropriate his advice was. At the same time, there were numerous instances where Justin and his “so left he’s leaning sideways” manner helped me see sides to a subject I never would have considered, had he not persisted in only that way he can. We ended up bonding over numerous interests, and we even did a few side projects together. Those efforts led directly to my friendships with Troy, Wayne, Darrell, and many others. Looking back, it’s amazing to think of the many branches a single relationship leads to. It all culminated in a trip to SXSW where we spent 5 days together watching movies and having a lifetime of experiences. Over the past two years, I have witnessed his hardships and struggles, and the impact they took on both his body and his unwavering soul. Even things he loved with every fiber of his being – Krista, Star Wars, Superman, his books – ceased being everyday topics of discussion. For a man so in love with dreams and the limitless possibilities in the stars, life’s harsh realities were taking a toll. I have been trying to put the words together to express what it means to lose a friend you have public discussions with every week, but too many of you already know. Over the past day, such an amazing arsenal of support in every corner of the internet has popped up, reminding those who knew him who he was, and those who didn’t what they missed. But unlike so many of our friends and family who have passed, Justin is not lost to the ether. He has left an indelible mark on his community of fans in numerous forms. Between his work on Dead Robots Society and The Hollywood Outsider, his passionate voice can live on. With his many published books, his vision, words, and artistic drive can live on. And with the family, friends, and fans he has left behind, his memory will live on. Even though he doesn’t believe in an afterlife, I pray there is one. So he can look down and see all of this praise, because you know he would absolutely love it. I also want him to read this and know that I was so looking forward to him healing and coming back for another episode, debating with vigor those things we each love. I will miss having that sparring partner. But mostly, I want him to see that I finally used his stupid Oxford comma in this post reasonably, often, and appropriately. As you would always tell me, Justin: For that, you are welcome.

With Brian back from injury, the team discusses another great NFL weekend that saw the Titans blow yet another winnable game despite Marcus Mariota's improved play, a controversial non-touchdown call in the conclusion of the PItt/NE game Sunday night and Case Keenum's heroics. Eric and Brian also recap Tennessee's close loss to No. 7 North Carolina from Sunday night.

It's Friday! And we're one week closer to Christmas. It's all too easy this time of year to get sucked into the vortex of presents and shopping, so we encourage you to listen to this podcast while you're doing something non commercial-holiday related. Maybe it's time to vacuum the spare bedroom... or clean out that closet you said you would clean out last year. With Brian and Anna (aka Mangodroplet) at the helm, we're going to be talking about a pretty heavy, and very relevant, topic. Sexual harassment, and the "Me Too" phenom, is a vital conversation to have and I think you'll find that our hosts do it justice. In This Episode Welcome Mangodroplet! What do you nerd out about? Gaming community Overwatch Sexual Harassment Anna's "Me Too" story Andy Weir's new book "Artemis" HOLIDAY LIGHTS! Me Too Did you know #MeToo isn't all that new? It went viral in October of this year, but the phrase was actually adopted by a social activist on MySpace back in '06! Tarana Burke created the concept as part of her campaign, whose objective was to promote empowerment through empathy among women of color who experienced abuse. The origin of the phrase, in Tarana's usage of it, is quite revealing and still indicative of our culture today. A young girl confided to Tarana that she had been a victim of sexual abuse and Tarana didn't know what to say. Later on, she says, she had wished she said to the girl: Me too. Talking about sexual harassment is difficult. There are so many victims, friends and family of victims. There are accusers who've been dismissed, and accused who are innocent. There is so much baggage that talking about it can seem fruitless or insurmountable or intimidating. But that often is the case for issues that have such emotional depths tied to them, isn't it? Wherever there are deep emotional wounds there will be issues that are difficult to talk about. This is one of those issues that I like to say needs to undergo a "demystification process". Talking about it, opening the floor for discussion, and, most importantly, listening to others (particularly those who are trying to articulate how the abuse took place) are all important steps in helping to take the mystery and the insurmountable feeling out of the issue. Providing context for abuse can help others to recognize it, it can correct wrong ways of thinking. But we have to be willing to get a little uncomfortable in order to get anywhere. Links The Me Too Movement in Italy Time Person of the Year 2017: Silence Breakers Photo by nikko macaspac on Unsplash

We're back with the second installment of our three-part series on TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN! In this episode, former guests Brian Gluckman (The Congress, Oldboy) and Mark Netter (Videodrome, Last Year at Marienbad) return to share their views on David Lynch's Showtime series. With Brian: the idea of television as art, whether or not there should be a season 4, and the possible influence of musicians Richard and Linda Thompson. With Mark: The Return as the summation of Lynch's career, connections to his filmography; and how elements of the new series inform our understanding of both. Twin Peaks links: Twin Peaks: The Return on IMDb Twin Peaks: The Return on Wikipedia Twin Peaks: The Return on Showtime Showtime's David Nevins on The Watch Show links: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Archives: enterthevoid.fm Follow us: Facebook + Twitter

We're back with the second installment of our three-part series on TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN! In this episode, former guests Brian Gluckman (The Congress, Oldboy) and Mark Netter (Videodrome, Last Year at Marienbad) return to share their views on David Lynch's Showtime series. With Brian: the idea of television as art, whether or not there should be a season 4, and the possible influence of musicians Richard and Linda Thompson. With Mark: The Return as the summation of Lynch's career, connections to his filmography; and how elements of the new series inform our understanding of both. Twin Peaks links: Twin Peaks: The Return on IMDb Twin Peaks: The Return on Wikipedia Twin Peaks: The Return on Showtime Showtime's David Nevins on The Watch Show links: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Archives: enterthevoid.fm Follow us: Facebook + Twitter

We embark on an epic quest as Riot Games' own Brian 'FeralPony' Feeney joins us to share the secrets of designing characters for hero-based games. Do you like MOBAs? Hero shooters? Class-based RPGs? Rad games in general? Then you should listen to this episode! With Brian's help, we dig into concepting and playtesting new characters, making sure each one stands out in your roster, how to set yourself to effectively balance them after they launch, and much, much more. Grab your magic sword, pull up a chair, and prepare thyself, for this is our most heroic episode yet!

With Brian unavailable due to a family emergency, Arya is flying solo this week and will be here to discuss everything in the wrestling world, from Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada to John Cena and Roman Reigns. Plus if anyone chooses to call in, they can attempt to complete a feat only few men can claim. They can try to Stump Arya!

We have a hard working and knowledgable personal trainer with us today.  His name is Guy Petruzzelli.  We will be talking about How to get back into the game to become the your healthiest. As a 43 year old professional  duathlete, who, at the age of 20, found a real passion for multi-sport, was forced to take some time away. I was hit by a car in 1996, leaving me rather injured and finding a comeback difficult. So I finished law school, passed the Illinois Bar exam and thought my time in the sport was over. In 2002, I was fortunate to have some close friends, who were concerned about my physical state, encourage me to get back into the sport. It wasn’t easy, but I came back to it with more desire, drive and passion. I worked hard under the coaching supervision of the great Jennifer Garrison, and in 2008 I was offered an opportunity to turn professional. It was a dream come true. I left law in 2009 to pursue my dream of being a professional multisport athlete and I have been blessed with the opportunity to do more with the sport, and meet a ton of great people along the way. As the 2010 season started to heat up in June, I was out for a training ride and once again, hit by a car. This time, I was left with a broken right collarbone and 3 broken ribs. My doctor insisted that even with surgery, I would miss the remainder of the season and would most likely not even be able to train hard until the start of 2011. I refused to believe that I would be limited for that long. So right after surgery I went to see Nate Aye and John Conquest at Crossfit DuPage. I was very honest about my goals as an athlete and the desire to be in the top tier of pro multisport athletes in 2011. They were very honest in turn, and made it clear – my goals were attainable, but it would take hard work and an open mind. From that day forward, I never looked back. A short 6 weeks later I met someone I knew would be a friend for life. Someone who was as driven as I was, constantly  challenging the norm, and believed that working smart was the key to success in multisport. Brian McKenzie from Crossfit Endurance opened my eyes to even more change to my training methods, breaking down old school endurance training ideology, improving my running form, and changing my mentality as how I approach training and racing. I was skeptical for the first hour I heard him talk, and then I watched as in less than 48 hours, I had improved my running efficiency by 53%. I was a believer. With Brian’s help, I was able to achieve 2 things in less than 5 weeks – continue to speed up my healing process, and improve fitness. When I went to see my doctor at week 9 post-surgery, the x-rays showed 90% bone growth, and I was cleared to race duathlons. But the most amazing part – my 5K time dropped, my LT wattage on the bike increased by 33% and I was 8 lbs. lighter than pre-accident. This wasn’t by accident; this was due to following Crossfit Strength and Crossfit Endurance principles. Best part, I’m still improving.  To spread the word of my recovery and passion, I was the focus of a Triathlete Magazine article in the February 2011 edition, written by TJ Murphy. I was then added to the book written by Brian MacKenzie in November 2012 – “Power, Speed, Endurance, a skill based approach to endurance training”, and featured in Chris Solomon’s article in the January 2013 issue of Outside Magazine, where Chris chronicles his use of Crossfit Endurance to train for a marathon.  To prove that I practice what I preach, I’ve been working with Cody Burhardt, head coach at Power Speed Endurance, to help me reach my current world rank of 11th in Duathlon. I’ve also appeared on the podcast www.athleteologist.com – episode 8,where I was able to share my story. facebook.com/guypetruzzelli twitter,com/guypetruzzelli instagram.com/guypetruzzelli www.guypetruzzelli.blogspot.com For additional podcast from Healthy Living With Eric Su visit www.ericwsu.com/podcasts.   Remember, Eric Su’s FREE Results Coaching Strategy session: www.ericwsu.com/freecoachingcall Watch Eric Su on Facebook Live.  Visit www.facebook.com/ericwsutrainer every Friday at 9:30am CST. Remember rate and review this episode on itunes See you at the next episode The post #154 Guy Petruzzelli – How to get back into the game to become your healthiest. #hlwes appeared first on Eric W Su.

A Listen in to the Broadcast World of Trump, With Chance McSavage. Bill Mitchell, Corey Lewandowski, and Eric Trump! With Brian the New Station Manager! Brought to You by: BongsthatRip.com and Isis-Made Trump Signs. Hail Trump!

A Listen in to the Broadcast World of Trump, With Chance McSavage. Bill Mitchell, Corey Lewandowski, and Eric Trump! With Brian the New Station Manager! Brought to You by: BongsthatRip.com and Isis-Made Trump Signs. Hail Trump!

This episode of the podcast sees the debut of my good friend Ralph Velasco, who I introduced last week, as a co-host. For our first show together, we interviewed Brian Cruickshank.Brian is a Los Angeles-based photographer whose work is represented by Getty Images to clients worldwide. Brian also leads annual photography tours in Cambodia through an affiliation with PhotoEnrichment Adventures.WIth Brian we discussed stock photography, the importance of having local support or a “fixer” when traveling to far out places, going beyond clichés when doing travel photography and other assorted topics.We hope you will enjoy the conversation.Duration 34m 51s.Next week’s guest will be Brenda Tharp.Subscribe on iTunes or join our newsletter!Music for this episode: “Zanzibar” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Links* WebsitePhotos by Brian See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Bonus Song Thursday! With Brian jet setting about the globe (aka taking a long weekend trip to Chicago), Bill tackles some more Amy Winehouse by taking a listener suggestion and talking about her  duet with Tony Bennett, "Body and Soul" from his 2011 album Duets II. Bill talks about the scene in Amy documentary where she has to overcome some initial nerves to create a wonderful performance. Also, Bill reads some lister emails about great track sequencing, the Rolling Stones, U2, Led Zeppelin, and Fran Zappa v. Tom Waits!

With Brian out on tour, Bill welcomes podcaster Justin Tyler (SongSpotters.com) to talk about the seminal (already) trans punk rock anthem Transgender Dysphoria Blues (2014, Total Treble) by Against Me! Formed by then-name Tom Gable as a teenager in 1997, the band went on to become an icon known for their political fueled punk rock anthems. Surprising many, front woman Laura Jane Grace came out as transgender in 2012 and began transitioning to living her life as a woman. Using her own experiences and that of a fictional transgender prostitute, Grace penned and released this album a couple years later. Justin talks about how this album was his introduction to the band, and how it has factored into a cause that he feels close to. We then jump into discussing gender expression and toys, transgender dysphoria in the DSM V, how these songs are fantastic sing along songs, Atom Willard's awesome drumming, suicide rates in the trans community, how sexual identity and gender expression are troubles for many (including cisgender individuals), how Laura Jane Grace is a hero for taking on the responsibility of being a trans communicator, how even those with good intentions sometimes have trouble with pronouns, sci-fi author Ann Leckie's series that exists in a gender neutral world, and more as we make our way through there album track by track!

With Brian sitting this ep out, your hosts welcome newly minted Addict Hunter Hall to help us chat about Nicolas Winding Refn's just released fashion industry shocker - THE NEON DEMON. With its languid pace, thin plot, and gorgeous visuals, the film inspires a fun if contentious discussion which finds the gang at odds over the movie's merits.  Simply put - some love it, some don't.  Nevertheless, plenty of laughs are had during this conversation, which culminates in the meanest Ghost Dad joke you'll ever hear. So unless you've got a hot date with a corpse or a mirror, maybe put on your finest designer wear and give our newest episode a listen. Subscribe to our show on iTunes, leave feedback, tell your friends, and give us a yell on Twitter! We are: @ScreamAddicts @Jinx1981 @sethdixon00 @brian_primm @zestyken @Hunter__Hall amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit0"; amzn_assoc_enable_interest_ads = "true"; amzn_assoc_tracking_id = "mailroo-20"; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "auto"; amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon"; amzn_assoc_region = "US"; amzn_assoc_fallback_mode = {"type":"search","value":"Neon Demon"}; amzn_assoc_default_category = "All";

Adam and Jeannie interview Brian Andrews, VP of Customer Experience at Sprint, at the 2016 CXPA Insight Exchange. Brian Andrews, Pioneering NPS at Intuit and Sprint Before there was a playbook or a Harvard Business Review article on the practice, Brian was adopting Net Promoter Score at Intuit. Adam and Jeannie had the chance to discuss Brian’s challenges and triumphs during the early days of using NPS. Brian is now the Vice President of Customer Experience at Sprint. Under his direction, they have adopted NPS with great success. With more than 6,000 retail locations, Sprint is using NPS as part of a holistic customer experience program to deliver exceptional experiences through a highly-engaged, well-enabled staff. Thinking of adopting NPS in your organization? With Brian’s help, customer experience powerhouses like Intuit and Sprint have laid the groundwork. Listen in and learn how NPS can help fine-tune your customer experience. About our guest Brian Andrews joined Sprint in February, 2015 to lead Sprint’s Customer Experience transformation and install Sprint’s Net Promoter System (NPS.) Prior to Sprint, Brian held executive roles at Compaq/HP and Intuit, where we pioneered process improvement, customer experience, and loyalty efforts. While at Intuit, the company became the FIRST to adopt NPS! Brian also is a charter member of the CXPA and has been actively involved. Connect with Brian LinkedIn Twitter Related Content 360Connext® post, Are Your KPI’s Leading You to a Disaster? Customers That Stick® post, Customer Service: What Does Good Look Like? Episode 097: The Best Customer Loyalty Metrics Episode 046: Tom Schwab on Inbound Marketing Sponsor message: Give your team the customer service training they deserve Want to bring game-changing customer service training to your team? CTS Service Solutions offers a half-day in-person workshop designed to motivate and educate your customer-facing team members. Using energy, excitement, and interaction, our workshop helps frontline teams embrace a customer-centric outlook, then — using the principles from our book Be Your Customer’s Hero — gives them the skills and confidence they need to handle any service interaction. Don’t leave your frontline team hanging… Give them the training they deserve. Learn more at customerheroworkshop.com.   Take care of yourself and take care of your customers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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With Brian away, Shaun fulfills Patreon supporter Nikole's request for Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) with the help of returning guest David Shreve, founder of AudiencesEverywhere.net. While superficially a fun, updated nod to the spy film genre, Matthew Vaughn's film takes on or dances around a variety of issues, including how we define our sense of "evil" and the class structures that our societies can't seem to shake. Shaun and Dave, naturally, find no lack of avenues through which to lead the discussion. Please consider supporting us on Patreon. Choose from some really cool perks and keep us going: http://patreon.com/nototally Rating and reviewing us on iTunes is one of the most helpful things you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: http://nototally.com/iTunes Comment at our website: http://nototally.com Like us on facebook: https://facebook.com/nototally Yell at us on twitter: https://twitter.com/nototally

Tech and Tools Dominate The Future of Marketing - #SMACTALK Episode  In this week’s episode of SMACTalk (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud), Brian Fanzo and I discuss the growing importance that tools and technology are playing in the world of marketing. With Brian heading off to Social Shake Up, the annual Social Media Today event in Atlanta, we started pondering the biggest challenges that enterprises and business are having with marketing and as it turns out we firmly believe it comes down to this one thing: Marketing historically has been a very unscientific profession. There certainly is science behind the subject as a whole, but for many companies marketing came down to a lot of trial and error. This was certainly the case before social media, digital and data became so prevalent. However, with this emergence of information and data, marketers can no longer get away with just operating on feel. We have hit a point where marketing has to be done with proper tools AND proper goals.  In this podcast we discuss how the hospitality industry has done a great job of leading this trend with their use of social data. Brands like Marriott now use social listening to make sure that brand sentiment is positive, complaints are responded to and VIP’s are given memorable experiences that they can choose to share with their communities. Brian even shares an anecdotal experience of his arrival in Atlanta… “After showing up first thing in the morning, hours before the hotel was supposed to give me a room, I was outside Periscoping and I mentioned that the hotel didn’t have a room ready (not complaining). During my live stream the hotel entered into the conversation and thanked me for my patience and it wasn’t long after that the room was ready.” Brian’s story was a great example of how social listening and engagement can be used as a tool to create better marketing and better customer experiences. Just consider how we are now sharing this story as earned media and how it may positively impact the brand?  However, this goes far beyond just hospitality. The need to use data and information to create better programs for marketing between brands and their consumers is critical in every industry. In the future companies aren’t going to invest in anything they cannot measure. So for marketing technologists it comes down to using tools and technology to build trust and results in their marketing efforts.   

On this edition of Spotlight, Cory Martin meets with Mr. Brian Hartgen, owner of Hartgen Consultancy and a well-known leader in the Assistive Technology field who has brought amazing advancements to the way people with multiple disabilities use their computers. With Brian’s bridging product, J-Say, it is possible for a person to completely control their computer by voice alone, using both JAWS for Windows from Freedom Scientific and Nuance Dragon Naturally Speaking. While J-Say has been improved over a number of years, Hartgen Consultancy brings a number of new products to the table, such as J-Dictate, a product which is focused on the professional or student who wishes to still use the Keyboard but receive audible feedback from JAWS, or transcribe notes in to text. In addition, Brian’s product Leasey makes it possible for beginners and power users alike to interact with their computers in a simplified and meaningful way with a straight-forward command structure and several tools to improve the computing experience. Brian discusses his beginnings, he tells us how he got started in the assistive technology field and how J-Say came to exist. Finally, Brian tells us about some of the new advancements to his Leasey product including all new support for complex iTunes tasks and the Spotify music streaming service. If you would like, click this link to visit Hartgen.org or if you wish to hear Brian demonstrate his various products, you may listen to his Laircast podcast with comprehensive demos.

On this edition of Spotlight, Cory Martin meets with Mr. Brian Hartgen, owner of Hartgen Consultancy and a well-known leader in the Assistive Technology field who has brought amazing advancements to the way people with multiple disabilities use their computers. With Brian’s bridging product, J-Say, it is possible for a person to completely control their computer by voice alone, using both JAWS for Windows from Freedom Scientific and Nuance Dragon Naturally Speaking. While J-Say has been improved over a number of years, Hartgen Consultancy brings a number of new products to the table, such as J-Dictate, a product which is focused on the professional or student who wishes to still use the Keyboard but receive audible feedback from JAWS, or transcribe notes in to text. In addition, Brian’s product Leasey makes it possible for beginners and power users alike to interact with their computers in a simplified and meaningful way with a straight-forward command structure and several tools to improve the computing experience. Brian discusses his beginnings, he tells us how he got started in the assistive technology field and how J-Say came to exist. Finally, Brian tells us about some of the new advancements to his Leasey product including all new support for complex iTunes tasks and the Spotify music streaming service. If you would like, click this link to visit Hartgen.org or if you wish to hear Brian demonstrate his various products, you may listen to his Laircast podcast with comprehensive demos.

On this edition of Spotlight, Cory Martin meets with Mr. Brian Hartgen, owner of Hartgen Consultancy and a well-known leader in the Assistive Technology field who has brought amazing advancements to the way people with multiple disabilities use their computers. With Brian’s bridging product, J-Say, it is possible for a person to completely control their computer by voice alone, using both JAWS for Windows from Freedom Scientific and Nuance Dragon Naturally Speaking. While J-Say has been improved over a number of years, Hartgen Consultancy brings a number of new products to the table, such as J-Dictate, a product which is focused on the professional or student who wishes to still use the Keyboard but receive audible feedback from JAWS, or transcribe notes in to text. In addition, Brian’s product Leasey makes it possible for beginners and power users alike to interact with their computers in a simplified and meaningful way with a straight-forward command structure and several tools to improve the computing experience. Brian discusses his beginnings, he tells us how he got started in the assistive technology field and how J-Say came to exist. Finally, Brian tells us about some of the new advancements to his Leasey product including all new support for complex iTunes tasks and the Spotify music streaming service. If you would like, click this link to visit Hartgen.org or if you wish to hear Brian demonstrate his various products, you may listen to his Laircast podcast with comprehensive demos.

Brian, a servant of King Jesus, husband to Jodi, father to senve beautiful blessings, is a certified Funhog who loves to share his passion for Jesus and adventure. Brian has been leading people of all ages (6 months to 65) through adventure eperiences for the last twenty years. Part of his gifting is the ability to mold any adventure to the capability of the group. With Brian on the trip you are sure to be challenged no matter what you are doing.

With Brian on a West Coast road trip through San Diego Comic Con and Pro Tour Magic 2015 in Portland he connected with an old friend of the Top8Magic podcast in Gabe "Carlton" Carlton-Barnes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/top8magic/support

With Brian gone and Cody alone, he decides to go on rants by himself about Pokemon X and Y, Square Enix, Beyond Two Souls, Warcraft movie, and of course Batman. 

The advertising business has come a long way online since the first online banners back in 1993. Simulmedia CMO Brian Wieser is just back from an annual ad festival in Cannes. With Brian, let’s discuss: What’s happened to advertising since the Net and mobile phones showed up? How are ad-industry players positioning themselves? Who has [...]

The advertising business has come a long way online since the first online banners back in 1993. Simulmedia CMO Brian Wieser is just back from an annual ad festival in Cannes. With Brian, let’s discuss: What’s happened to advertising since the Net and mobile phones showed up? How are ad-industry players positioning themselves? Who has [...]

With Brian away, Chris and the gang will play. Join the Crew as they discuss their recent exploits, injuries and the equipment used in paranormal investigations. Where did the tools that we rely on originate and how are they used in the paranormal field.

Paul McLoughlin, the Work Wonk, speaks with Brian Ross, author of The Madoff Chronicles, and Hunter Lewis, author of Where Keynes Went Wrong. Only McLoughlin At Work can put them together: Bernie and John. With Brian and Hunter. … Read more about this episode...

With Brian on a hiatus for the week, Knicks expert Matt Innace joins the show to talk about the team, the rotations, and our playoff chances.

Brian is the co-author of an epic textbook on training titled Power, Speed, Endurance , and the New York Times bestseller, Unbreakable Runner. As the founder of the CrossFit Endurance movement, Brian gained notoriety for challenging the dated conventional endurance wisdom of a mileage obsessed, “more is better” approach. Brian’s comprehensive program blending traditional aerobic mileage with varied forms of explosive strength training, flexibility/mobility work (he’s a close associate of MobilityWOD.com and Becoming a Supple Leopard author Dr. Kelly Starrett), breath work and recovery has busted the boundaries and barriers of the old school approach. Brian has occasionally faced challenges and controversy by those favoring status quo. Consider this salacious magazine article title from Outside magazine in 2013: “Brian MacKenzie's Controversial New Approach to Marathon Training: The mastermind behind CrossFit Endurance says the best way to train for a marathon is to run less and torture yourself more in the gym.” Well, it’s not nearly as simple and crude as the frequently referenced juxtaposition of “quantity versus quality” suggests. It’s now becoming clear that chronic cardio is not only ineffective but can also destroy your health. Furthermore, it’s also evident that endurance athletes are deficient in many areas of general fitness, especially preserving efficient technique as they become fatigued. If your low back and hip flexors get cooked at mile 20 of a marathon (because, for argument’s sake, that’s a butt-long way and you’ve perhaps never run further than that in training), some of the energy your cardiovascular machine is still able to produce for the final six-mile slog is wasted. Instead of maintaining a balanced center of gravity and generative efficient explosive force with each stride, you center of gravity caves and you collapse a bit into the ground on each stride. This is where the explosive training goes in. Loading a squat bar with weight, running sprints or performing any other explosive efforts is in many respects simulating what happens to your body at mile 20, but without having to exhaust yourself by running the first 20 miles in training before obtaining that desired breakthrough adaptation. Explosive work is not an endurance “hack” (you will never hear Brad use that word on this show or in life, ever). Rather, it’s adding a critically important training modality to your game in order to best prepare your body for daunting competitive challenges without falling apart. With Brian passionately advocating to expand our training consciousness, he has come off as an intense guy, which he is. After all, that’s him sprinting in Tim Ferriss’s epic Four Hour Body book trailer and his thumbnail image with his individual finger tattoos spelling “U-N-S-C-A-R-E-D.” What was cool in meeting Brian person was how thoughtful and chill he is. The conversation went off into the metaphysical and reflective direction instead of just going into his boiler plate PowerSpeedEndurance message. Brian starts by discussing the perspective he has gained from his recent terrible accident, surgery, and recovery process, gives a refreshingly expanded perspective of the dated and oversimplified quality versus quantity debate, countering the “more is better” mentality with the priceless maxim, “Better is Better.” Perhaps the best takeaway from the show is Brian’s emphasis that the next evolution in human performance will come in the area of recovery, and complementary practices such as breathing, cold therapy, and heat therapy, of which he is super focused on these days. Visit PowerSpeedEndurance.com ( http://PowerSpeedEndurance.com ) to learn all about the progressive offerings of Brian and his team. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-get-over-yourself-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

With Brian off on paternity leave Elan is joined by Dobber Prospects Managing Editor and Dobber Hockey Associate Editor Cam Robinson to discuss everything that went down over the Thanksgiving week of the fantasy hockey season.   Players discussed on this episode include Patrik Laine, Kyle Connor, Bryan Little, Nikolaj Ehlers, Vince Dunn, Alex Pietrangelo, Colton Parayko, Jaden Schwartz, Zach Sanford, Robby Fabbri, Jake Allen, Matt Murray, Casey DeSmith, Tristan Jarry, Patric Hornqvist, Jake Guentzel, Ben Bishop, Anton Khudobin, Miro Heiskanen, Esa Lindell, Gavin Bayreuther, Roberto Luongo, James Reimer, Vincent Trocheck, Jonathan Huberdeau, Carter Hard, Jakub Voracek, Nolan Patrick, Ivan Provorov, Petr Mrazek, Scott Darling, Curtis McElhinney, Antti Raanta, Alex Goligoski, Jakob Chychrun, Clayton Keller, Alex Galchenyuk, Carter Hutton, Ryan Spooner, Oscar Klefbom, Cam Talbot, Mikko Koskinen, Ilya Kovalchuk, Matt Luff, Alex Tuch, Mac Pacioretty, Colin Miller, Anthony Beauvillier, Sami Vatanen, Nico Hischier, Blake Coleman, Andreas Athanasiou, Max Domi, Brandon Saad, Thomas Chabot, Drake Batherson, Matt Dumba, Tom Wilson, Alex Edler, Elias Pettersson, Nikolay Goldobin, and more. * * * Like what you hear? Support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson).    Even better, support us by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson! Patrons support future episodes of the show and get all kinds of perks in return, like an invite to the Keeping Karlsson Ultimate Patron Fantasy League (aka the KKUPFL), monthly Patroncasts, access to the secret patrons-only Facebook group, and weekly show scripts.    The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.    Thanks for listening!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

With Brian away, Elan brought in famed writer for The Athletic, Dom Luszczyszyn, to explain the Game Score stat he invented (and how he uses it to project team performance), his ongoing season preview series and standings projections running now at The Athletic, and the methods, quirks, and assorted nitty gritty of his outstanding fantasy projection spreadsheet for 2017-18.  Follow these links to check out Dom's articles that were discussed on this episode (keep in mind that The Athletic requires a subscription to read full articles, but you can download the app and get a few for free): Fantasy Hockey: How to draft the best team Fantasy Hockey: Expect big breakouts from players in bigger roles Measuring Single Game Productivity: An Introduction To Game Score Players discussed on this episode include Steven Stamkos, Victor Hedman, Jamie Benn, Johnny Gaudreau, Patrice Bergeron, David Pastrnak, Jack Eichel, Taylor Hall, Damon Severson, Patrick Marleau, Brock Boeser, P.K. Subban, Dustin Byfuglien, Justin Schultz, Kris Letang, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Carey Price, Braden Holtby, Craig Anderson, Cam Talbot, Laurent Brossoit, Curtis McElhinney, and more. * * * Like what you hear? Support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson).    Even better, support us by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson! Patrons support future episodes of the show and get all kinds of perks in return, like midweek bonus episodes, participation in Patroncasts, an invitation to the secret patrons-only Facebook group, and access to our weekly show notes and more. Check out the link above for all the deets.   The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.   Also, we're having a Season 5 Launch Party in Toronto on Oct. 14th! Join us by RSVPing here.   Thanks for listening!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

With Brian still on his never-ending vacation, Elan brings in a ringer to help him work through all of the new faces we'll be seeing in the NHL next season. Peter Harling, Managing editor for Dobber Prospects and co-host of the DobberProspects Radio podcast, joins for a fun prospect-filled discussion of career projections and depth chart forecasts with a strong focus on outlooks for the 2017-18 fantasy season. Players discussed in this episode include Nico Hischier, Pavel Zacha, Nolan Patrick, Travis Konecny, Ivan Provorov, Anthony Stolarz, Clayton Keller, Dylan Strome, Christian Fischer, Brock Boeser, Tyson Jost, Mikko Rantanen, Josh Ho-sang, Ryan Pulock, Matt Barzal, Kyle Conner, Jakub Vrana, Pierre Luc Dubois, Oliver Bjorkstrand, Joonas Korpisalo, Henrik Haapala, Alex Debrincat, John Hayden, Charlie McAvoy, Mikhail Sergachev, Brayden Point, Thomas Chabot, Julius Honka, Esa Lindell, Brandon Montour, Jusi Saros, Jesse Puljujarvi, Artturi Lehkonen, Timo Meier and many more. Also if you're reading this (does anyone read the descriptions for podcasts?), just a reminder that signups are open for the Keeping Karlsson Ultimate Patron Fantasy League (KKUPFL) and if you want to play in the best league out there against the best competition, you've gotta join the KKUPFL. To get your KKUPFL invite please sign up to be a $5/month Patron of Keeping Karlsson and we'll send you all the info. You can read about the other perks that come along with being a patron of our show on our Patreon page, and the full KKUPFL rules in this Google Doc. You can also listen to this recent episode where we discussed the league in detail. * * *   You might have heard that our friend Darryl Dobbs (aka Dobber) recently announced that he has been diagnosed with a rare bone marrow disorder. In support, we encourage our listeners to sign up for their national bone marrow registries, or otherwise support bone marrow and blood donor programs. It only takes a few minutes-- Canadian listeners can follow this link to Canadian Blood Services' OneMatch program, and American listeners can head over to Be The Match.    Download this episode, subscribe, and review us on iTunes!   If you enjoy the show, please support future episodes by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson.    Keeping Karlsson patrons can join our patron-only Facebook group and take part in (and receive audio from) a monthly live, face-to-face and interactive Keeping Karlsson recording!   You can also support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson). Tweet us with your feedback, fantasy hockey questions, and requests for future episodes!   The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.   Thanks for listening!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

With Brian on vacation, Elan brings in a ringer in Chris Wassel, senior fantasy hockey writer at dobberhockey.com and daily fantasy writer for FanVice, to talk some August Fantasy Hockey. Chris presents a list of players he thinks the majority of projections will peg incorrectly for the next season and of course the conversation veers at times towards other players and general fantasy strategy.   Thanks for coming on Chris!   * * *   You might have heard that our friend Darryl Dobbs (aka Dobber) recently announced that he has been diagnosed with a rare bone marrow disorder. In support, we encourage our listeners to sign up for their national bone marrow registries, or otherwise support bone marrow and blood donor programs. It only takes a few minutes-- Canadian listeners can follow this link to Canadian Blood Services' OneMatch program, and American listeners can head over to Be The Match.    Download this episode, subscribe, and review us on iTunes!   If you enjoy the show, please support future episodes by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson.    Keeping Karlsson patrons can join our patron-only Facebook group and take part in (and receive audio from) a monthly live, face-to-face and interactive Keeping Karlsson recording!   You can also support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson). Tweet us with your feedback, fantasy hockey questions, and requests for future episodes!   The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.   Thanks for listening!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

With Brian away Elan is joined by staff writer at DobberHockey, and the Canucks Senior Writer/Scout at DobberProspects, Cam Robinson to discuss all of the crazy happenings from the past week in this bonus episode of Keeping Karlsson. Elan gets Cam’s take on all of the big trades involving fantasy relevant guys moving to and from Chicago, Arizona, Columbus, the New Yorks, Calgary, Edmonton, Philly and St. Louis. Next they discuss how Vegas did in the expansion draft and which players they expect to be impactful in fantasy for next year and beyond.Then to end the show Cam breaks down the top players that were taken in the NHL Entry draft as well of some potential steals and blunders that teams made in the first round.Players discussed in this episode include Artemi Panarin, Brandon Saad, Alex Wennberg, Oliver Bjorkstrand, Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Alex Debrincat, Nick Schmaltz, Marian Hossa, Tyler Motte, Anton Forsberg, Corey Crawford, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Connor Murphy, Laurent Dauphin, Antti Raanta, Derek Stepan, Anthony Deangelo, Maxi Domi, Clayton Keller, Oliver Ekman Larsson, Mika Zibanejad, Kevin Hayes, Ryan McDonagh, Brady Skjei, Kevin Shattenkirk, Ryan Strome, Jordan Eberle, Travis Hamonic, John Tavares, Anders Lee, Josh Bailey, Mathew Barzal, Josh Ho-Sang, Anthony Beauvillier, Jesse Puljujarvi, Kris Russell, Ryan Pulock, Nick Leddy, Brayden Schenn, Morgan Frost, Nolan Patrick, Jori Lehtera, Travis Konecny, Jaden Schwartz, Robbi Fabbri, Paul Stastny, Sean Couturier, Oskar Lindbom, Shea Theodore, Jonathan Marchessault, James Neal, Vadim Shipachyov, Reilly Smith, David Perron, Marc Andre Fleury, Calvin Pickard, Semyon Varlamov, Petr Mrazek, Nico Hischier, Miro Heiskanen, Cale Makar, Elias Pettersson, Cody Glass, Casey Mittelstadt, Owen Tippett, Gabriel Vilardi, Nick Suzuki, Callan Foote, Erik Brannstrom, Timothy Liljegren, Kailer Yamamoto, Eeli Tolvanen, Klim Kostin, Bo Horvat, Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Brock Boeser, Troy Stecher, Jacob Markstrom and Ryan Miller.* * * Download this episode, subscribe, and review us on iTunes! If you enjoy the show, please support future episodes by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson.  Keeping Karlsson patrons can join our patron-only Facebook group and take part in (and receive audio from) a monthly live, face-to-face and interactive Keeping Karlsson recording! You can also support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson). Tweet us with your feedback, fantasy hockey questions, and requests for future episodes! The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

With Brian away the Patrons will play. Elan mans the ship this week and has some help from the patrons of Keeping Karlsson to cover all the fantasy news and to dish out advice.We talk about a couple of trades by a tanking team and whether the moved players will see a change in their fantasy prospects, as well as another tanking team and the players they're shopping. We then cover the newest slew of injuries to hit the NHL as well as some outjuries to hopefully ease the pain.The show concludes with some surprising players on hot streaks, a new 1st liner in Vancouver and a potentially snoozing D-man in Boston.Players covered this week include: Evander Kane, Zach Bogosian, Tyler Myers, Drew Stafford, Jonas Enroth, Anders Lindback, Kari Lehtonen, Mark Arcobello, Phil Kessel, Tyler Bozak, Tyler Seguin, Ales Hemsky, Jason Spezza, Frederik Andersen, John Gibson, Ilya Bryzgalov, Steve Mason, Ray Emery, Ben Scrivens, Viktor Fasth, Jason Zucker, Mikko Koivu, Jimmy Howard, Jori Lehtera, Kris Versteeg, Patrick Sharp, Blake Comeau, Tommy Wingels, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Mats Zuccarello, Travis Hamonic, Anders Lee, Dmitrij Jaskin, Tyler Toffoli, Dwight King, Alex Burrows, Zdeno Chara, and more.Download this episode on iTunes.If you enjoy the show, please support future episodes by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson. Keeping Karlsson patrons can join our patron-only Facebook group and take part in (and receive audio from) a monthly live Keeping Karlsson broadcast!You can also support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson). Feel free to tweet us with your feedback, fantasy hockey questions, and topic requests for future episodes. Thanks for listening!Keeping Karlsson is presented by Daily Faceoff, and supported by our patrons.Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.