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Sensory Made Simple#84 - Sensory Red Flags Most Parents MissSome sensory challenges don’t look like sensory issues at all — they show up as little things most parents miss. In this episode, we unpack subtle red flags that might actually be signs your child’s sensory system is struggling.Highlights from this episode:🎙️ Why falling behind in gymnastics might be more than motor skills🎙️ What constant leaning or clinginess could really mean🎙️ The small signs that often get brushed off — and what to do next Links mentioned in this episode:Sensory Made Simple Waitli...2025-05-2514 min
Goldman Sachs ExchangesThe future of real estate investing: Pretium’s Don Mullen on the rapidly changing asset classIn the latest episode of Goldman Sachs Exchanges: GreatInvestors, Don Mullen, founder and CEO of Pretium, a real estate-focusedinvestment firm with about $57 billion in assets under management, shares hisviews on the housing market, leading a firm, and his predictions about thefuture of real estate as an asset class. This episode was recorded on February 19, 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2025-03-2144 min
How Healing Really Works with Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete GoldmanEpisode 1: Why Do Some People Heal and Others Don’t?An asthmatic visits a chiropractor, an acupuncturist, an American Indian herbalist, and a homeopath—and they all get results. Why? Why do some people thrive despite unhealthy lifestyles, while others who seemingly "do everything right" still struggle? In this episode, Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete Goldman break down the problem of understanding healing in our culture and the medicalization of society. They reveal how your subconscious beliefs shape your health outcomes.We explore:The impact of subconscious concepts formed in childhood—why being told you're weak vs. strong becomes your reality.Why mindset—not medicine—is the real...2025-03-1311 min
Discover Your Talent–Do What You LoveA Day in the Life: What's It Really Like to Be a Commodity and Equity Trader?Tony Greer founded T.G. Macro in 2016, an independent market analysis company, where he could combine 25 years in trading and 15 years of writing a daily newsletter into one analytical platform. He provides fundamental, technical, and behavioral analysis of global markets to nearly 1,000 individuals in his institutional client and personal subscriber base. After graduating from Cornell University in 1990, Tony traded currencies and precious metals in the Treasury Departments of Sumitomo Bank and the Union Bank of Switzerland, followed by six years at Goldman Sachs running the Goldman Sachs Commodities Index and spot gold trading. Tony then began a c...2025-03-0131 minSensory Made Simple#71 - Why Is My Child So Sensitive? Understanding Sensory Overload & Sensory SensitivityFor children with sensory sensitivity and overload, simple everyday moments—like a trip to the store or getting dressed—often turn into meltdowns. It’s not just frustrating for them (or you)—it’s emotionally exhausting, because it feels like too much to handle.In this episode, we’ll help you truly understand what sensory sensitivity and overload mean for your child and how you can respond in a way that supports them before they reach that breaking point.Episode Highlights: 🎙️What sensory sensitivity really means—like why your child might notice things others don’t and how t...2025-02-0325 min
The Goldman StateEpisode 61: Who's a Good Nonprofit?Please text me what you think of this episode. I would love to hear from you. Ever wondered how much revenue certain nonprofits actually rake in? You won't believe the numbers when we reveal how top hospitals and universities compare financially with the wealthiest religions in the U.S. Why don't we question why these entities enjoy tax-exempt status while amassing fortunes? Shhh. Listen up. Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visitingwww.goldmanstate.com. Thanks for listening.Be sure to subscribe to my thrice we...2024-09-1304 min
Power of WordsDon GoldmanJoin Sondra & Jeni as they talk with Don Goldman about the joy of reading to his children and grandchildren and how they relate to their mental health and bring a sense of calm. He shares two of his favorite books: Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak and But Not the Hippopotamus by Sandra Boynton.Show Notes »Transcript »Presented by the Kansas City Public Library & Jewish Family Services of Greater Kansas City.2024-08-0130 minThe Goldman StateEpisode 50: Why Don't D.E.I Just D.I.E?Please text me what you think of this episode. I would love to hear from you. Sometimes it's hard to get included. What if you don't want to be included? What if you're a new acronym struggling for acceptance? Sometimes, just sometimes, I'm perfectly content to be left out. Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visitingwww.goldmanstate.com. Thanks for listening and if you liked what you heard, please give me a thumbs up, share and if you're so inclined, a review would be...2024-06-2803 minThe Goldman StateEpisode 49: There Ought to be a Law About Legalese.Please text me what you think of this episode. I would love to hear from you. 6 points I want to make and I do, but please, don't sue me.Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visitingwww.goldmanstate.com. Thanks for listening and if you liked what you heard, please give me a thumbs up, share and if you're so inclined, a review would be even better.Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visiting the WEBSITE HERE. 2024-06-2104 minSensory Made Simple#68 - Marriage Tips for Parents of Children with Sensory Differences with Michelle Purta💍 Want to strengthen your marriage while raising kids with sensory differences? In this episode, Michelle Purta, a mom and marriage coach, shares her personal journey and practical tips for managing parenting challenges and maintaining a strong partnership.
In this episode, we’re chatting all about:
The difference between coaching and psychologist
Her personal experience as a mom of 2 children with sensory differences
The overwhelm parents of sensory differences experience
How to connect with your partner when you don’t agree on parenting choices
Sharing the mental load with your partner
Grief when you...2024-06-0935 minSensory Made Simple#67 - My Child Hardly Eats AnythingDoes it feel like your child barely eats? 🫣 Can you count on one hand how many foods your child eats? Does it feel like no matter what you try, they just refuse to try anything new?
Then you're going to LOVE this episode.
🎙 What we're chatting about:
Are all kids picky?
When should I be concerned?
Will it always be this way?
I don’t know where to start
My child just refuses when I try to introduce new foods
They used to eat everything, what’s the deal?
How do I res...2024-05-1916 minSensory Made Simple#64 - The Brain's Command Center: Breaking Down Executive Functioning with Carrie Bonnett🧠 Dive into the command center of your child's mind with executive functioning expert Carrie Bonnett! Learn how improving executive functioning skills can unlock your child's full potential and empower them for success in school and beyond. 🚀
In this episode, we discuss:
What executive functioning really means and why it's crucial for your child's development.
Practical strategies to support your child's executive functioning skills at home.
Signs of executive functioning struggles and their impact.
The truth about when these skills develop.
Ready to equip your family with the tools for smooth...2024-04-1436 minSensory Made Simple#63 - Autism, Anxiety, and Sleep with Lindsey Clark🌙 Struggling with bedtime? Dive into the world of restful nights with Lindsey Clark, Autism & Anxiety Sleep Coach! Learn expert tips to help your sensational child snooze more peacefully and through the whole night. 😴
Join us as we chat about:
Lindsey's journey into autism & anxiety sleep specialization
Differentiating between autism and anxiety sleep issues
Tips for soothing sleep routines for children
Building independence in sleep
Addressing wake-ups and transitions during the night
🎙️ Tune in now for some much-needed Zzz's! 😊
Want to connect more with Lindsey?
Don't fo...2024-03-3135 minThe Goldman StateEpisode 37: Voicing Our Voicing Concerns.Please text me what you think of this episode. I would love to hear from you. Don't get smart with your...speaker.Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visitingwww.goldmanstate.com. Thanks for listening and if you liked what you heard, please give me a thumbs up, share and if you're so inclined, a review would be even better.Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visiting the WEBSITE HERE. Thanks for listening.2024-03-2902 minSensory Made Simple#62 - Chanel Kenner on Childhood Nutrition: Tackling Your Top Q&As🍎 Looking for expert tips on nutrition for your challenging eater? Join us as registered dietitian Chanel Kenner shares invaluable insights on childhood nutrition!
In this episode we cover:
Identifying signs that your child may not be eating enough
Red flags for parents to watch out for in their child's eating habits
Exploring the debate between fruits and veggies for kids
Insights into supplements like collagen peptides and protein powders
Addressing concerns about children gravitating towards chips and sweets
Chanel take on body weight in children's health
Ready to get the scoop on al...2024-03-1733 min
The G Note PodcastS1: Episode 1 - You Don't Have To Be The BestIn this episode we discuss WHY you don't have to be the best to do better than most. We also discuss what a Music Director is and how that person can help you as well as describing what "The Hang" Is.All Things Music! Thanks for listening everyone. It means a lot that you would spend some time listening to my show. Feel free to DM me on insta or email and give me show suggestions or just hit me to say hi.@spicygnotewww.jasongoldmanmusic.com@thefridaysmakemusicwww.thefridaysmakemusic.com2024-02-1216 minSensory Made Simple#58 - Navigating Sensory Challenges: A Guide for ParentsFeeling lost in the world of sensory challenges? 🌍 Consider this episode your step-by-step guide. Tune in as I break down the key areas you should be thinking about learning as a parent of a child with sensory challenges. 🧠
Want to get your hands on this week's freebie - my Sensory Symptoms Checklist? Click here, or go to this link: www.drsamgoldman.com/sensorysymptomschecklist
Remember, you don't have to do this all alone - join us in The Sensory Toolbox and get expert insight on everything we discussed in this episod...2024-02-0409 minThe Goldman StateEpisode 17: Ask Peeves.Please text me what you think of this episode. I would love to hear from you. Well...on the other hand, don't ask. Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visitingwww.goldmanstate.com. Thanks for listening.Be sure to subscribe to my thrice weekly column, The Goldman State, by visiting the WEBSITE HERE. Thanks for listening.2023-11-0304 minSensory Made Simple#46 - What is Sensory Processing & Why Is It Important?Not sure what sensory processing is, or why you need to know about it? Join me in today's episode as I describe exactly what sensory processing entails, in easy to understand terms!
Episode highlights:
🧠 Defining sensory processing
🌟 Why it plays a vital role in your life
🧒👶 Why it's essential for every parent, sensational adult, or rehab professional to understand.
And don't forget to stay tuned for a big announcement – you won't want to miss it! 🎉🎙
📰 Join the Fearless Foodie Newsletter and be the first to receive all my newes...2023-10-2911 minSensory Made Simple#45 - What Are Signs of Sensory Issues?🚩 Curious about how to determine whether there's a sensory issues, or what some of the common signs are in kids and adults? Join me in this episode as I unravel the fascinating world of sensory quirks and red flags! 🕵️♂️
In this episode, we'll explore:
🤔 How occupational therapists distinguish between preferences and true sensory issues.
🌈 Determining whether challenges are related to sensory processing.
🔍 Common signs and red flags to watch out for in children and adults.
Tune in and discover how to beginning spotting sensory issues like a pro! 🚀 Don't forget to share this episo...2023-10-2212 min
Tragic to MagicBoundaries Don't Make You A B*tchIn this empowering episode, we dive deep into the notion that boundaries don't make you a "b*tch." Society has long perpetuated the myth that setting boundaries and asserting oneself can be seen as aggressive or unlikable, especially for women. But we're here to shatter that stereotype.2023-10-1920 minSensory Made Simple#44 - Emotionally Healthy Families & Managing Meltdowns with Emily Hamblin🌟 Emotional health is something we don't often give much thought to when it comes to our families. But let me tell you, it's become quite the hot topic lately, and for a good reason.
Episode Highlights:
🌈 The power of emotional health in families and its tie to emotional intelligence.
✨ Practical steps to cultivate emotional health within your family.
🧒 Ideas for nurturing emotional intelligence in your little ones.
🌟 Celebrating neurodiversity and embracing unique needs in parenting.
🤝 Bridging the gap from authoritarian parenting to a more emotionally connected approach.
💥 Pro tips for managing meltdowns and navigating those...2023-10-0136 min
The Truth In This Art: Stories That MatterJon Goldman: Journey into Intermedia ArtJon Goldman is not your typical artist; he is a master of intermedia art, a genre that fuses various forms of expression into one powerful narrative. His journey through the realm of art has been marked by an unwavering dedication to his vision and a resolute focus on his craft, regardless of the financial constraints that often come with pursuing one's passion.This conversation covers diverse topics ranging from the frontiers of interactive art and a lifelong fascination with intersection of Art, Design, Technology and Science. Goldman discusses the influential artists who mentored him at...2023-09-221h 36
The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 262: It's Not That We Don't Want YouWe begin with a player whose bid for a major league roster spot was deflected by fish-on-human violence and whose sense of humor was deflected by something more tragic, then we turn to Jose Urias’s second arrest for domestic violence and take a tour through player misbehavior both inside and outside the institution of marriage.Transition music by ERH and Klankbeeld. The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past...2023-09-121h 17Sensory Made Simple#38 - School Lunch Ideas for Picky Eaters & Kids with Feeding Difficulties🥪 Unlock the secrets to packing school lunch. 🍎 Packing lunch can be a struggle when your child struggles to eat a variety of foods. Join me in this episode as we:
Navigate school lunchtime challenges
Discover the secrets on why some children eat better at school
Discuss how to craft a lunchbox that satisfies your child
Share tons of ideas for different proteins, fruit & veggies, and carbohydrates that actually store well in a lunchbox.
Don't miss out – tune in now and wave goodbye to lunchtime stress! 🍱
📰 Join the Fearless Foodie Newsletter and...2023-08-2019 minSensory Made Simple#36 - School Success Starts Here: 5 Areas to Consider for Back-to-School🍎🎒 Get Ready for a Sensational Year!
In today's episode, we're diving deep into the world of back-to-school adventures, equipping you with the foresight to create incredible strategies, conquer any sensory challenges, and create the perfect routine for your kids. 🌟
Episode highlights:
🏥 Collaborate with Your Medical Team Now
💭 Reflect and Rewind
🌞 Create the Ultimate Morning & Afternoon Routines
Don't miss this incredible episode filled with what you can start working on RIGHT NOW to prepa...2023-08-0606 min
Welcome to Nanlandia!An Explosive Episode with Don GoldmanNan wanders down memory lane with long time friend and pyrophile Don Goldman. Telling stories both hilarious and heartbreaking, we hear about his many years spent blowing things up as a firework technician. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME... EVER!!!For more information on this or any of our episodes, visit us at Nanlandia.com.Support the show2023-05-1746 min
Revere Asset Management - Your MoneyLeaders, Not Laggards | Your Money Podcast – Episode 433
What kind of market action are the experts predicting in 2023? The whole shop joins in on a special Friday the 13th-edition of Your Money to talk about annuity changes, the solar, medical, and real estate stocks you might want to keep an eye on, and whether or not the blockchain is actually the better mousetrap everybody claimed it was when crypto took off.
In this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, Ted Zhang, and Connor Bates host The Your Money Video Podcast + Live Trading and Watchlist Stocks to Study.
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What kind of market action are the experts predicting in 2023? The whole shop joins in on a special Friday the 13th-edition of Your Money to talk about annuity changes, the solar, medical, and real estate stocks you might want to keep an eye on, and whether or not the blockchain is actually the better mousetrap everybody claimed it was when crypto took off.
In this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, Ted Zhang, and Connor Bates host The Your Money Video Podcast + Live Trading and Watchlist Stocks to Study.
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Revere Asset Management - Your MoneyHope For the Holidays | Your Money Podcast – Episode 428
Why does everybody get so worn out by Bear markets? The shop returns from the Holiday to talk about Blackrock CEO Larry Fink’s lobbying in Washington,why Vanguard is a cheap way to lose money fast (according to Don), and how you can handle the ups and downs of a volatile market with a key William O’Neal Strategy before diving into Silver, Gold, and the true value of the 200-day Moving Average.
In this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, and Ted Zhang host The Your Money Video Podcast...2022-12-0247 minPodcasts Archives - Revere Asset ManagementHope For the Holidays | Your Money Podcast – Episode 428
Why does everybody get so worn out by Bear markets? The shop returns from the Holiday to talk about Blackrock CEO Larry Fink’s lobbying in Washington,why Vanguard is a cheap way to lose money fast (according to Don), and how you can handle the ups and downs of a volatile market with a key William O’Neal Strategy before diving into Silver, Gold, and the true value of the 200-day Moving Average.
In this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, and Ted Zhang host The Your Money Video Podcast...2022-12-0247 min
Revere Asset Management - Your MoneyIs It Too Late to Sell? | Your Money Podcast – Episode 420
Is it too late to sell? Danny returns to the studio this week to talk about the problem with bleeding portfolios and advisors that claim to be YOUR fiduciary before diving into a chart-centric market analysis and the bullish stocks everybody should have on their watchlist as the S&P dips into its third leg down.
In this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, and Ted Zhang host The Your Money Video Podcast + Live Trading and Watchlist Stocks to Study.
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Is it too late to sell? Danny returns to the studio this week to talk about the problem with bleeding portfolios and advisors that claim to be YOUR fiduciary before diving into a chart-centric market analysis and the bullish stocks everybody should have on their watchlist as the S&P dips into its third leg down.
In this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, and Ted Zhang host The Your Money Video Podcast + Live Trading and Watchlist Stocks to Study.
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No Holds Barred with Eddie GoldmanNo Holds Barred: Christy Martin on The WAAR Room with Chris Baldwin and Malissa SmithOn this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman once again spoke with our colleagues Chris Baldwin of the WAAR Room and Malissa Smith of Girlboxing on the WAAR Room. A video of this discussion has also been posted on the WAAR Sports YouTube page.
We spoke with them by Zoom Thursday, July 7.
Boxing legend and International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Christy Martin joined us as a guest to discuss her newly published autobiography "Fighting For Survival: My Journey Through Boxing Fame, Abuse, Murder, and Resurrection". Her incredible story was also produced as...2022-07-1136 min
No Holds Barred with Eddie GoldmanNo Holds Barred: Usyk-Joshua 2, Sportswashing, and the Growth of Saudi Boxing, on The WAAR Room with Chris Baldwin and Malissa SmithOn this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman once again spoke with our colleagues Chris Baldwin of the WAAR Room and Malissa Smith of Girlboxing on the WAAR Room. A video of this discussion has also been posted on the WAAR Sports YouTube page.
We spoke with them by Zoom Tuesday, June 21.
The kickoff press conference for the rematch between WBA-IBF-WBO heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk and the fighter he defeated to win those belts last September, Anthony Joshua, took place Tuesday, June 21, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. That...2022-06-2338 min
No Holds Barred with Eddie GoldmanNo Holds Barred: Heavyweights Everywhere, First Women Boxers in Hall of Fame, on The WAAR Room with Chris Baldwin and Malissa SmithOn this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman once again spoke with our colleagues Chris Baldwin of the WAAR Room and Malissa Smith of Girlboxing on the WAAR Room. A video of this discussion has also been posted on the WAAR Sports YouTube page.
We spoke with them by Zoom Monday, June 13.
Between this weekend's wild Daniel Dubois versus Trevor Bryan fight, with a 90-year-old Don King reminding us he's still in the game, to Anthony Joshua's landmark deal with DAZN, there's a lot of action in...2022-06-1534 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 220: Fire at the Match FactoryA solo episode about service-time manipulation, entropy, destroyed pitching prospects, “Don’t Say Gay,” and Will Smith’s slap versus the on-field variety. TABLE OF CONTENTSA Brief Invocation of John Candelaria*Oneil Cruz Can Keep the Rain Off of You*Pie Traynor Debunked*Entropy is All and Everything and I Couldn’t Possibly Be Better*Spirit Ballplayers II*Who Killed Russ Bauers?*“Say It With a Slap” and the “Don’t Say Gay” Bill*Lee Grissom vs. Al Todd*Impulse Control*Frank Robinson vs. Eddie Mathews*Al Cowens, Avenger*Goodbyes.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseb...2022-04-031h 35
No Holds Barred with Eddie GoldmanNo Holds Barred: Heather Hardy, on The WAAR Room with Chris Baldwin and Malissa SmithOn this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman once again spoke with our colleagues Chris Baldwin of the WAAR Room and Malissa Smith of Girlboxing on the WAAR Room. A video of this discussion has also been posted on the WAAR Sports YouTube page.
Our guest was Heather "The Heat" Hardy.
We spoke with her by Zoom Sunday, January 23.
Heather "The Heat" Hardy, 22-2, returns to the ring on March 12th as the opponent against British fighter, Terri Harper, 11-1-1. Both are coming into...2022-01-2652 min
No Holds Barred with Eddie GoldmanNo Holds Barred: The First Annual You Don't Know Shit About Boxing Awards 2021, on The WAAR Room with Chris Baldwin and Malissa SmithOn this edition of No Holds Barred, host Eddie Goldman once again spoke with our colleagues Chris Baldwin of the WAAR Room and Malissa Smith of Girlboxing on the WAAR Room. A video of this discussion has also been posted on the WAAR Sports YouTube page.
We spoke with them Monday, December 27.
It's been a long, hard, interesting year for boxing. We wrap some of it up with our First Annual You Don't Know Shit About Boxing Awards 2021, to find out the winner of the Worst Promoter, Worst Boxing...2021-12-3154 min
Rounding The Bases With Joel GoldbergEp. 605 Don Goldman l Embracing the ChangeEpisode 605 features a fantastic conversation with a strong leader who has over 35 years of experience in Fortune 500 corporations and start-up ventures. 13 years ago, Don Goldman shifted from corporate America to pursue a career in the nonprofit world as the Executive Director and CEO of the Jewish Family Services of Greater Kansas City. Don discusses his career change to nonprofits, pivoting and growing during the pandemic, and serving countless individuals through the mission of JFS.2021-05-2439 min
Aron & His Dad: MusicAron and his Dead (Plus Dad!)Don't be afraid! The name (and skulls) are largely meaningless. This is complex, emotional, and totally accessible Americana. Let us walk you through some cool stuff way beyond Truckin'. And share some stories along the way. Here's the Spotify playlist we drew from (with bonus material): https://spoti.fi/39dZLfa2021-03-261h 02
Love Conquers AlzMax Goldman; CEO/Co-Founder of CAREFULL- Safety & Support for Your Loved One's MoneyIn Episode 30, Max Goldman, a startup entrepreneur and tech industry veteran, has a message: "To the 45 million of you caring, coordinating and contributing to a loved one’s daily money matters: you are not alone."The ProblemTo understand why we are here, call a bank and ask literally any question that would help you understand or protect your parents’ financial activity.If making this call sounds awful and unproductive, we agree. The reality is, today's banking systems weren’t built for caregiving.The StoryTodd Rovak s...2021-02-0356 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 171: The Good Balboni and the Angry DadDavid Roth returns to talk about the Lindor trade, wet presidents, Bip Roberts, and the odor of old cigarettes. Plus Don Sutton doesn’t quite get caught, the Cardinals make a really bad hire, 1970s version, and reflections on Henry Aaron.TABLE OF CONTENTSDoug Harvey Makes a Bad Call on Don Sutton But Derives the Right Lesson*Henry Aaron, Briefly*The Rapp Experiment in St. Louis*David Roth: Cigarettes Covered in Butter*Jim Leyland in the Dugout/Smokers at the Diner/Masks at Walmart*A Bip Roberts Mention?/Angry Before Breakfast*Bip Roberts : Joe Biden*Millard Fi...2021-01-232h 06
Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast200: Celebrating 200 Episodes of Where Accountants Go!It’s hard to believe that the time flew by so fast, but we are celebrating our 200th episode of Where Accountants Go, the Accounting Careers Podcast.
If you’ve been a listener for a while, you know we’ve changed several things along the way. We’ve changed our intro section a few times, our outro section many times, our website address, and even our intro music – which we like much, much better now! But one thing that never changed is our commitment to bringing you great guests each and every week. Until now that is… ha!
For this episode, we dec...2020-11-1750 min
Top of Mind at Goldman SachsWhat’s In Store For The DollarAfter the US Dollar surged in late March as investors rushed to its safety amid the global onset of the coronacrisis, its value has since declined sharply. As uncertainty about the virus trajectory and the global economic recovery continues to loom large, the key question from here is whether this retrenchment marks the start of a multi-year Dollar down cycle, and, even more fundamentally, an erosion of the Dollar’s dominance in the global monetary system. In this episode, host Allison Nathan interviews three experts to answer these questions: UC Berkeley’s Barry Eichengreen, Corne...2020-11-1030 min
Digital Zen with Scott GoldmanNovember 2, 2020Let's Talk About Content (short version)
Episode: “Let's Talk About Content”
In this episode I discuss Content Creation
So if you want to create high quality content, make money with it, and be more creative so you can stop stalling and start creating, tune in now!
In this episode, you'll discover:
“Let's Talk About Content”
· Welcome to the podcast
· Our New Format
· Creating Content
· In Action Live
· Smartphone Photo Tips
About Us
Scott Goldman...2020-11-0205 minGoldman Sachs ExchangesThe Battle for Our Screens, Part 4: The Moving Pieces of Tech PolicyAs the pandemic has increased our reliance on digital platforms and services, debate around tech regulation has come into the spotlight, from antitrust enforcement to consumer privacy protection to national security concerns.In this episode, Faryar Shirzad, global head of Goldman Sachs’ Office of Government Affairs, gives an overview of the moving parts of tech policy today – including the latest analysis of the U.S.’s stance toward TikTok – and explains why these issues don’t fall clearly down political party lines.This is the final episode of a four-part miniseries: Exchanges Deep Dive: The Battle for...2020-09-2818 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 158 The Satchel Paige Don't Look Back Award and Other PrizesCliff Corcoran returns to try to figure out who deserves which awards out of this crazy attenuated season in a disaster of a year, plus tales of players and people neglected in their post-career years and a requiem for the lost pennant races of the future. TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Man in the Green Uniform*Ron Gardenhire*1980 in the AL East*Cliff Corcoran: Negro Leagues Caps*Inconclusion, the Negro Leagues, the All-American Girls*No Astros Caps*Gilmour Field at the Movies (“Bodyguard”) and “Bimbo” Cartoons*Arte Moreno Gets His Way in Anaheim/The Yankee Stadium*Awards Watch*Fluke Se...2020-09-221h 46Goldman Sachs ExchangesMarkets Update: September TurbulenceTony Pasquariello of Goldman Sachs' Global Markets Division explains how and why major stock market indices have backtracked somewhat from record highs in August, and what it all means for the forward-looking equity outlook. "I don't think we should get too worked up about the turbulence we've encountered in September, just given the astonishing run the preceded it.," he says." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-09-1807 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 150 Which American Dream?Eric Nusbaum, author of Stealing Home: Los Angeles, the Dodgers, and the Lives Caught In Between discusses the long tug-of-war over Chavez Ravine, who had it, who lost it, and who was to blame—featuring a cast of thousands. Plus Cap Anson situated in his times (meet the old times/same as the new times) and one more look at Addie Joss’s passing. TABLE OF CONTENTSTen Men Out of the Hall Revisited (Don’t Cry for Cap Anson)*Addie Joss and John Keats Revisited (On First Looking Into Joss’s Cerebellum)*Eric Nusbaum: A Widescreen Approach...2020-07-081h 44
Binge10Binge10 - Don't, Season Finale of QuizGet reviews of Ryan Reynold's new game show Don't as well Curon, I may Destroy You, The Woods, and Marcella.2020-06-1416 min
Aron & His Dad: MusicAmazing Grace: Honoring Justice Warriors and Celebrating American (and Italian) MusicThis was a difficult week. On top of Covid, the killing of George Floyd at the hands of the police (and another very upsetting incident in Central Park) put American racism and police brutality back in focus. We honor the "amazing grace" of people around the world fighting for justice, and fighting for their lives. Combined with our anger and worry for our country, we also find ways to feel pride and love for some things American (and Italian!). Thank you to our special guest, Martina Magionami, for joining us, playing two lovely songs, and fo...2020-06-0148 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 146: My Travels with CoffeeBrad Balukjian, author of The Wax Pack: On the Open Road in Search of Baseball’s Afterlife discusses his cross-country journey to find players, great and obscure, of the 1980s and find out how they’re doing. Also bugs. Plus: Tales of ballplayers breaking curfew and a player really harmed by a Branch Rickey brainstorm.TABLE OF CONTENTSShufflin’ Phil and the Inevitability of the Broken Curfew*The Don Padgett Story*Brad Balukjian: Mutant insects and ballplayers*Lamarck is Vindicated? (Epigenetics)*The Now-Impossible Road Trip*The Cards You Didn’t Pull*“Life-WAR”*Even the Best Athletes Get Nervous*Ball...2020-05-271h 57Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast173.1: CareerTalk – Don’t Answer Emails When EmotionalIn this CareerTalk mini-episode, I cover a simple concept, or personal rule of mine, that we all likely break on occasion. That idea is that we should never answer an email when we are emotional.
This experience came to me during the adjustment period while 'sheltering-at-home', and I suspect similar situations happen to many people during these unusual times. I was trying to balance my family needs and professional obligations, and honestly I was feeling very overwhelmed at that moment. It lasted for a short time, perhaps an hour or two, and during that time I sent a work-related email. The...2020-05-0706 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 142: Field the Tough HopsCraig Calcaterra (Hardball Talk) returns to talk about the shape of things in baseball now, in the hypothetical future when the game returns, and in a random 1984 Rangers-Tigers game. Plus: Tales of managers killing pitchers from the 1940s, 80s, and 90s and Joe McCarthy of the Yankees promulgates a rule that has applications to the present.TABLE OF CONTENTSYou had just ONE job (Pitcher-Killing Managers, Among Other Things)*The “Don Buddin Era” and Not Alibiing the Tough Hops*Craig Calcaterra: A Saturday Night Live thing*Larry David’s Baseball Bookshelf*Bad Baseball is Better Than No Baseba...2020-04-212h 03Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast170.2: CareerTalk – Don’t Delay, Call TodayIn this CareerTalk mini-episode of Where Accountants Go, we discuss the importance of not procrastinating when it comes to your job search.
Even though I personally believe that the economy will bounce back relatively quickly once the COVID situation is under control, that may take longer than we anticipate to fully return. And in addition to this, job seekers frequently underestimate how slowly an employer may move when hiring. For these reasons, it's important to start your job search many weeks, or even several months, before you absolutely have to work, particularly in an uncertain marketplace.
Demand for accountants is st...2020-04-1704 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 141: Bris Lord Uncut and the Robot HamDB Firstman discusses the secrets of their new book Hall of Name: Baseball’s Most Magnificent Monikers from The Only Nolan to Van Lingle Mungo and More, plus a look at Bobby Bonds’ strikeouts inspired by Mark Reynolds’ retirement and the nonsensical death-story of Christy Mathewson, AKA gas doesn’t give you bacteria, but bacteria might give you gas. TABLE OF CONTENTSBobby Bonds: Time Traveler*The Momentary Meanness of Christy Mathewson, the Myth of His Demise, and How It’s Like What Some of Us Are Doing Now*DB Firstman: Lemon Jell-O*“Gwodz” is a Bad Scrabble Draw...2020-04-132h 01Goldman Sachs ExchangesMarkets Update: Do Investors Think the S&P 500 Has Bottomed Out?Anne Marie Darling of Goldman Sachs’ Global Markets Division analyzes the S&P 500 index’s historically fast fall into bear market territory and shares results of the April Marquee QuickPoll, a survey of institutional clients which found that about half of respondents don’t believe lows have been set yet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-04-0308 minTop of Mind at Goldman Sachs2020’s Black Swan: CoronavirusAmid many concerns heading into 2020, the event that no one expected was the outbreak of COVID-19—a coronavirus that first emerged in the populous city of Wuhan, China, and which is now proving to be both more infectious and virulent than the common flu. As China attempts to restart its economy after an unprecedented lockdown, the virus continues to spread globally, and data on the sizeable economic fallout starts to trickle in, coronavirus is Top of Mind. We feature expert interviews with Harvard’s Dr. Barry Bloom and University of Minnesota’s Dr. Michael Osterholm to better understand what we kno...2020-03-0324 min
On The RampageOn The Rampage w/ Don Lichterman, The Cove, Taiji, Japan, Joe Biden, Super Tuesday here already, GymOn The Rampage with Don Lichterman talks about how Joe Biden crushes in South Carolina Primary, especially with black vote and Super Tuesday is already happening tomorrow (I had thought it was next week for some reason. The U.S. and the Taliban struck a deal to bring an end to the 18-year war in Afghanistan. is a big deal, Charlies Angels, Kristen Stewart, The Gym Culture, Coronavirus deaths reported in U.S., SeaWorld Trainers Will No Longer Stand on Dolphins’ Faces and use them as surfboards, Five calves have died at Monkey Mia in the last five years.2020-03-031h 00Goldman Sachs ExchangesFrom “Fish Out of Water” to Wall Street ChangemakerSean Legister, a vice president in the Global Markets Division, talks about overcoming imposter syndrome on the Goldman Sachs trading floor and what led him to start Breakfast Bites, a monthly fireside chat connecting black colleagues with senior leaders. Legister tells podcast host Jake Siewert, “When I looked at the black population, particularly within the Global Markets Group, I thought, ‘I don’t think we lack the intellect. I don’t think we lack the hunger. I don’t think we lack ambition. I think sometimes where we may falter a little bit is culture, empowerment, access to resources.’ And so what...2020-02-2531 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 124 If I Were Powerful I'd Have a Better CarSheryl Ring discusses the backlash to her Addison Russell story and all the ways discrimination affects us in and out of baseball. Plus Jungle Jim Rivera’s case suggests a way to protect the Astros from themselves and another career is lost to war. TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Ends Justify the Fleas*One German Bomb Away from Stardom*Sheryl Ring: The Addison Russell Backlash*If I Were Powerful I’d Have a Better Car*Identity Politics in the Jim Crow Era and Jim Crow Laws Today*Red-Lining and Reverse Red-Lining*The Bank Gets Paid Three Times*Sticking to S...2019-10-271h 50
Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast137: Starting, Growing, and Systemizing A Business – Going Deeper with Don MarancaDon Maranca, originally our guest for episode number 1 (!), rejoined us for this new episode of Life In Accounting, the Where Accountants Go podcast.
An Old Friend…
Yes, Don was the very first guest on our podcast, and we asked him back to both get an update and to go deeper on a few topics. In many of our podcast interviews we have a wonderful conversation, but are limited by time in how deep we can go on various topics. Don’s show was perhaps the most limited since it was our first episode and we were still learning the ropes, so we...2019-07-2337 minThe Infinite InningInfinite Inning 111: No Visible BruisesRachel Louise Snyder discusses No Visible Bruises: What We Don’t Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us and how abusers (even athletes) don’t just “snap.” Plus thoughts on the passing of Tyler Skaggs.TABLE OF CONTENTSTyler Skaggs*So Much More Than Marty Bergen*Rachel Louise Snyder: Curiosity*A Billion Women*Michelle and Rocky*Threats of Suicide*When Michelle Was Behind the Camera*It’s Not About Anger Management*Beware of Narcissists*Twenty Percent of the Housework*Impulse Love is a Hazard*Why Do Victims Recant? Why Do Victims Stay?*Prosecution Complications/The Rattlesnake*Strangulation and Odubel...2019-07-021h 35Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast133: Coaching for CPA Candidates & Accountants Looking For Career Growth – Erin Daiber from Well Balanced AccountantsErin Daiber, founder of Well Balanced Accountants, a coaching business specifically serving the accounting profession, joined us for this episode of Life In Accounting, the Where Accountants Go podcast.
Anything But Accounting
This episode started with a little surprise. Erin told the story of her early decisions that led her to want to become an accountant in the first place. Interestingly enough, her earliest career decision was that she wanted to become anything OTHER THAN and accountant! However, it was a very influential professor in an undergraduate course that told her she would make a good accountant, and that she had...2019-06-1850 min
Goldman Sachs ExchangesWhy Do Smaller Companies Receive Higher Valuations for New Initiatives?
In this episode, Steve Strongin of Goldman Sachs Research discusses a new report from Goldman Sachs' Global Markets Institute, titled "What the Market Pays For." One of the main findings is that equity investors tend to pay for persistence or what is sometimes called "visibility." Strongin also discusses why large corporations often feel that they aren't rewarded for innovation the way small firms are. The reason for this, Strongin explains, is how the market perceives the "deep pocket risk" involved. Investors worry that large firms may overspend on failing projects because they have the resources to do so. Smaller...2019-05-0920 min
Goldman Sachs ExchangesWhy Do Smaller Companies Receive Higher Valuations for New Initiatives?In this episode, Steve Strongin of Goldman Sachs Research discusses a new report from Goldman Sachs' Global Markets Institute, titled "What the Market Pays For." One of the main findings is that equity investors tend to pay for persistence or what is sometimes called "visibility." Strongin also discusses why large corporations often feel that they aren't rewarded for innovation the way small firms are. The reason for this, Strongin explains, is how the market perceives the "deep pocket risk" involved. Investors worry that large firms may overspend on failing projects because they have the resources to do so. Smaller companies...2019-05-0920 min
The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 101: Growing Up in PublicWARNING: One cussword. Just one. It’s gonna be okay.TABLE OF CONTENTSOn Butterflies and Baseball Injuries*Scott Sanderson’s Hot Dog*Bill Baer: Curating Hardball Talk*The Hate-Readers*Shy On the Internet*We’re So Sorry, Ryan Howard*The Real Meaning of “Stick to Sports”*The Formerly Anti-Analytic Phillies*Hall of Fame Baseball Writer Contretemps*Beginner’s Mind in Baseball Writing*You Don’t Have to Explain WAR Anymore*Trying is the New Market Inefficiency*Are the 2019 Phillies for Real?*The 1980 Phillies vs. the 2019 Phillies*The Opener and Arbitration (Jeff Innis, Too)*Juan Soto Dreaming*Goodb...2019-04-221h 41The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 099: Why Don’t You Like Me, Butchie?TABLE OF CONTENTSDwight Gooden Without Tears*For Want of Steve Lake, Jody Davis Was Lost*Chris Donnelly: Teams Headed in Opposite Directions*The 1986 Mets Disassembled*Dwight Gooden ‘85*The Depths of High Steinbrennerism*We’re So Sorry, Eddie Lee Whitson*Billy Martin in Rapid Decline*“Why Don’t You Like Me, Butch?”*Mr. Carter Goes to New York*How to Doug Sisk and Influence People*Mr. Henderson Also Goes to New York*Goodbyes.THE INFINITE INNING ARCHIVE: All episodes available, popcorn extra.THE INFINITE INNING FACEBOOK GROUP: Socialize with like-minded people!SUPPORT THE INFINI...2019-04-081h 43The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 098: Intelligence, Will, and CreativityTABLE OF CONTENTSThe Last Days of Tony Lazzeri*Tommy John’s First Shoulder Injury*Tyler Kepner: Don’t Fool Yourself; You’d Do This With Your Book Royalties Too*Trout Contract Reax*K: A History of Baseball in Ten Pitches and the 300 Interviews*Zack Greinke Said No*The Sense of Possibility in Pitching*That Johnny Sain X-Ray Question*Archaic Pitches and Colorful Baseball*Sinkers!*Dan Quisenberry and Tug McGraw*Kent Tekulve’s Cap*Ted Williams Was Wrong About Pitchers*Talking With Mike Mussina*The La Lob*Being the National Baseball Writer for the Times*Goodbyes.THE INFI...2019-03-221h 43The Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning 094: A Reasonably Foreseeable EpisodeWARNING: There is a brief reference to abortion and rape, for those who might be triggered. There is also one four-letter word about half an hour in.TABLE OF CONTENTSDon Newcombe and the Ordeal of Reputation*The Ballad of Shanty Hogan*Sheryl Ring: Baseball and the Legal Mind*Koufax and Drysdale Hold Out*Do Stats Permit Each Team Have a Unique System and Breaches of Fiduciary Duty*Breaking Noah Syndergaard*Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth Go Into the Stands*Offerman and Nathans*Fowler’s Knee*Beanballs*The Death of Houdini*The Gene Tierney Case*Baseball as...2019-02-252h 03The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 093: Trying, Failing, LearningTABLE OF CONTENTSDelay of Game, May 27, 1941 at the Polo Grounds*John McGraw II: Don’t Follow Leaders and Their Sandwiches*Mike Bates: What I Learned After the Wedding*The Obligatory Harper-Machado Minutes: They Symbolic Bid*Let Them Entertain Me*The Twins are Restive*Buxton, Sano, and Kepler*Kiriloff is Coming*Free Agent Courting Relationship Status*Brusdar/Sinistar*Goodbye, Robbie Grossman (Who Could Hang a Name on You?)*Spelunking Jake Cave*The LoMo Segue and the Danger of One-Year Veterans*The Joe Genewich Playing-Through-Injury Anecdote*“This Week in Baseball History” Negro Leagues and Players Series*Rube Foster: Literal Giant...2019-02-171h 51The Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning 092: The MVP Machine Dreams of Second ChancesTABLE OF CONTENTSRusie, Brouthers, and Dahlen Dreaming*John McGraw at Bay*Ben Lindbergh: Too Much Audio Friendship/When You Throw Away Your Question-Shot*“Ballroom Dancing” vs. “The Pound is Sinking” vs. “Your Mother Should Know”*The MLB The Show Non-Cover*The Mystery Machine/The MVP Machine*Dexter Fowler Presses the Spacebar*The Votto Advantage*They Don’t Use VCRs Anymore*Virginia, There Is Such a Thing as Player Development*Archaic Wind-Ups*Fresh Eyes*Batting Follow-Through*The Post-Book Refractory Period*Jill Abramson’s Note-Taking*The Machado- and Harper-ness of Everything (Or Lack Thereof)*Goodbyes.THE INFINITE INNING ARCHIVE...2019-02-081h 48The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 091: You Are Who You Root ForTABLE OF CONTENTSThe Quality of Mercy to Rabbits is Not Strained*Shanty Should Have Known Better*Patrick McLellan: I Don’t Need Glasses*The Lima Time Time/Casa Ole Ad/Self-Destructive Personas*Baseball is Unpopular?*Tracking the Last Reliever in the Bullpen*The Astros’ Non-Encore Encore*Is the Astros Lineup Getting Old?*Climbing Carlin’s Ladder*What Level of Engagement Should We Expect From an Entertainer or a Ballplayer?*Craig Biggio: The Declining Years*Jeff Kent: The Disliked Years*Be Careful Who You Root For; You Are Who You Root For*A Dallas Keuchel Prediction*Goodbyes.T...2019-02-031h 15The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 084: The Phillies Can't Hurt Me AnymoreTABLE OF CONTENTSHans Christian Andersen’s Negro Leagues*Why I Was Not at the Winter Meetings*Bill Lange Goes Home Forever*Liz Roscher: The Winter Meetings Social Ramble Ain’t Restful*Martyrs to Baseball*A Late-Blooming Phillies Fan*Can You Earn Your Angry Fandom?*Pessimistic Mets Fans*“Fair-Weather Fans” and Other Accusations of Inauthenticity*More Fannish Pessimism*The “We Really Suck” Chant*How Do You Explain the Phillies’ Free-fall?*“It Feels Like They Don’t Have a Plan”*Carlos Santana, Andrew McCutchen, Jean Segura and other Phillies*When Freddy Galvis Gets Up Your Butt*Our Owner Wants a New Boat*The Star...2018-12-141h 44The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 079: The Punch in the Crotch RevisitedTABLE OF CONTENTSHack Wilson Gets Hacked Off*When Babe Ruth Homered for the Giants*Jesse Spector: Jesse Has a Cold/Sharing Hats*Racist Dodgers Fans Against the Special Prosecutor*The President as World Series/Rich Hill Commentator*Were the Red Sox a Historic Team?*When 1988 Failed to Validate the Regular Season*What Boston’s Record Does and Does Not Prove*All Postseason Teams Should Get a Home Game*Cleveland Was Secretly Bad*I Don’t Believe in Relievers (I Just Believe In Me)*Nathan Eovaldi’s Game 3*The Mets Have a New General Manager*Revisiting the Punch in the...2018-11-031h 48The Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning 067: This Fandom is MineTABLE CONTENTSTall Tales of Josh Gibson*Call-In Radio and WAR*Will Leitch: Productivity*Writing while disappointed*Don’t check the numbers*Cutting High School Memories*Why social media?*Cookies from Twitter*Jaded in the press box*“My fandom is mine”*Mike Matheny and Mike Schildt and The Matheny Manifesto*Ranking 900 Woody Harrelson movies*”Star Wars” vs. “Annie Hall.”*Goodbyes.THE INFINITE INNING ARCHIVE: All episodes available, popcorn extra.THE INFINITE INNING FACEBOOK GROUP: Socialize with like-minded people!The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotat...2018-08-111h 40The Infinite InningInfinite Inning 066: They Don't Care About YouTABLE OF CONTENTSHartnett, Landis, and Capone*Willie Montanez: Tap-Tap*Jesse Spector: Rockies players like tacos and chess*Pregame non-conversations with Derek Jeter and Paul O’Neill at the old Yankee Stadium*Reconciling with Paul O’Neill’s affiliations*The Trevor Story story*The Dome Over Fenway Park*Why take owner finances on faith?*David Wright and Brandon Webb*The parsimony of the Lerners*Roberto Osuna*A glance askance at Josh Hader et al*The Astros throw Justin Verlander under the bus*The Asdrubal Cabrera trade as a teachable moment*An Asdrubal moment with Roger Angell*A note on Ian...2018-08-041h 33The Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning #048: Deal With RealityRussell Carleton (Baseball Prospectus, author of The Shift: The Next Evolution in Baseball Thinking) joins Steven to discuss things we don’t have words for, and surprising findings on third-base coaches, the effect of managers, and, of course, the shift.TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Day the Sun Shone on Ty Tyson*Reframing the problem of Alex Johnson*Russell Carlton: Man with a Doctorate*You can’t control for Salvador Perez’s knee*Baseball and Arkham Asylum*Fire all the third base coaches*A book about people (with numbers)*The Zach Britton Game that Zach Britton wasn’t in (We...2018-03-301h 46The Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning #043: Glad To Be Unhappy?Baseball Prospectus writer Rachael McDaniel joins Steve to talk about surviving the offseason when baseball is your defense against time spent alone with yourself, plus Steve’s encounter with Chuck Knoblauch and twin tales of a great songwriter and a not-so-great pitcher from 1936.TABLE OF CONTENTSChuck Knoblauch and the Chicken Française theory*Van Lingle Mungo and Larry Hart*Rachael McDaniel: Baseball Prospectus writer at 20*Baseball as a lens on experience and vice-versa*The Box*Finding baseball again after losing touch*The price of being candid* “Time is limited”/”Hurry up, please, it’s time”*The bird’s ne...2018-02-231h 36The Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning #031: The Highest Form Of Baseball FandomSteve is joined by Stacey May Fowles, novelist, essayist, and author of Baseball Life Advice: Loving the Game that Saved Me for a discussion of finding the calm center that lurks behind the turbulent veneer of Toronto Blue Jays fandom. Plus: Dark mutterings on Joe Tinker and Johnny Evers and a warm memory of Yankees great Bobby Murcer.TABLE OF CONTENTSTinker to Evers to I Don’t Love You Anymore*Saved at the Ballpark by Bobby Murcer*Stacey May Fowles: A Canadian Thanksgiving*All the battles we lost to Canadians*The relevance and irrelevance of th...2017-11-301h 20
Mike Goldman On The MikeLegend Aussie ActorRoy Billing is one of Australias most respected, awarded and revered actors. Star of great Aussie films like the dish with sam neil, Underbelly, Jack Irish with Guy Pearce, Chronicles of Narnia, Rabbit Proof Fence with Kenneth Branagh and many more. He campaigns for actors rights, he does a ton of charity work and is so celebrated in the Australian film industry. Roy and I have the same awesome agent, Kathryn Scott from Kathy Evans and we adore her! She's the best! To hear any of Roys or my voiceover tracks go to k...2017-10-0440 minWhere Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast052: Paula Gold-Williams: From Staff Accountant to CEOPaula Gold-Williams, a CPA and the CEO for CPS Energy, joined us for this week’s episode of Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast.
From accountant to CEO
For those not in south Texas, in order for you to have some perspective on the interview CPS Energy is the electric utility that serves San Antonio and the surrounding area. The annual budget for 2017 is in excess of $2½ billion. So naturally, with a CPA being the CEO of such an important organization we had to request an interview.
Paula started along a fairly traditional path. She was influenced to try ac...2017-10-0345 minWhere Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast049: Joey Tackett – From humble beginnings to becoming a Big 4 partnerJoey Tackett, partner with the Big 4 firm Deloitte in Houston, joined us for this episode of Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast.
Humility & graciousness
You will notice several times in this interview that Joey makes reference to his upbringing and how hard his parents worked to give him a good start in life. I mention it several times near the end of the podcast, but it is worth mentioning here as well… Joey is a very gracious and humble individual and it is apparent throughout the interview. He really does appreciate the opportunities that have been presented to hi...2017-09-1235 minWhere Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast039: Ask Mark! Our “Career Hotline” – AskMark@WhereAccountantsGo.comThis week’s guest on Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast is … me!
We’ve been wanting to launch a new free service for our audience and are taking the opportunity between our guests’ vacation schedules to start our “Ask Mark” career question hotline.
Special Edition!
We will be continuing our regular interview format after the July 4th holiday, but in the meantime are launching our new ASK MARK service to answer any and all career related questions you may have.
Whether you are wondering how to get a raise, how to get your foot in the door for an inter...2017-06-2706 minWhere Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast036: Tim Pike of Howard LLP – Success & Partnership in Public AccountingTim Pike, Audit Partner with Howard LLP, joined us for this week’s episode of Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast.
It was too much paperwork…
In an interesting initial twist to this interview, we learn that Tim actually started out to be a physical therapist early in life. However, when he interned in the field he realized that there was more repetitive paperwork than he really wanted on an ongoing basis in the physical therapy profession so he decided to look elsewhere. We laugh a little in the interview given that he settled on accounting after deciding that...2017-06-0646 minWhere Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast034: Kelly Noe, PhD CPA CGMA – Don’t Second Guess It, Just Go For ItKelly Noe, a PhD CPA & CGMA that is currently serving as the Interim Director for the School of Accountancy at Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches, Texas, joined us this week for Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast.
“I’ve been a lucky person”
In this episode, Kelly recounts the story of how she decided to become an accountant in the first place – a process that started with the influence of her grandmother. At 11 years old, she was paid $5/hour to help in her grandmother’s firm with basic bookkeeping related tasks. And 5 years later when she got a job work...2017-05-2336 minThe Infinite InningThe Infinite Inning 004 Seriously, Don't Text While DrivingThis week, Steve is joined by special guest Mike Ferrin, longtime host on SiriusXM’s MLB Network Radio and pre- and post-game host (as well as occasional play-by-play man) for the Arizona Diamondbacks, to talk about managing fan expectations in both of his jobs, and the secret to succeeding in either of those endeavors: Don’t be a jerk. In addition, Grantland Rice appears for the second consecutive week, outfielder Johnny Cooney is compared to faking your way through a term paper, Zack Greinke’s personality is explored, Marty Brennaman is surprisingly defended, Mike admits to tuning out sometimes, Casey Stenge...2017-05-171h 20Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast032: Michael Berlanga – CPA, Would-be Priest, Christian Chamber President, & Political Candidate!Michael Berlanga, CPA, owner of Resolutions Now and recent Republican candidate for the Bexar County Appraisal District, joined us for this episode of Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast.
Humble beginnings…
Michael got started down the road to become an accountant at a young age. Although his original thoughts were to go to seminary, his father passed away unexpectedly when Michael was only 14 years old and therefore he decided he needed to get through school and into a career as quickly as possible. Accounting ended up being that career choice.
Moving fast…
You will likely catch onto this them...2017-05-0947 min