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Way Outside by Jake KaufmanWay Outside Episode 72: NBA Finals Game 7 Recap: OKC 103 - IND 91 + Recap of the Entire Finals!Hello everyone, my name is Jake Kaufman and welcome back to Way Outside! This is Episode 72! Game 7 of the Finals is now in the books so let's talk about it with my good friend Matt Sturt!
Discussed Topics:
- Haliburton's tragic injury and the lasting effects it will have
- OKC locking down in the second half and winning the final with their defining stifling defense that forced turnovers left and right!
- Overcame a bad shooting game from the Big 2
- Chet's best game of the series.
- Brief thoughts on the Kevin Durant, Jrue Holiday, and Kristaps Porzingis...2025-06-251h 10
Under Oath with Jeff KaufmanUnder Oath Full Show | Kevin SmithJoin us today as Attorney Jeff Kaufman discusses the law with partner Craig Lynd and comedian James Yon, followed by a celebrity interview.New show every Monday wherever you listen to podcasts or you can watch the show on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@Kaufman-Lynd. Join the discussion on social media: Facebook: Facebook.com/kaufmanlynd Instagram: Instagram.com/kaufmanlynd/ TikTok: Tiktok.com/@kaufmanlynd YouTube: Youtube.com/@Kaufman-LyndAs a reminder, this show is sponsored by the injury law firm of Kaufman & Lynd. If you or someone you know has been injured, through no fault of...2025-06-0941 min
Small Town Big Church Podcast404 Kevin BilleIn this episode, Kevin Bille shares great insights from his coaching experiences and how to win each day by showing up and being accountable. 2025-06-0134 min
The Kevin Miller PodcastRecognize The Victim Identity Of Our Culture & How To Overcome It In Yourself w/ Columbia Psych Professor Scott Barry KaufmanWhen COVID hit we all wore masks, so as not to infect each other or get infected. I and many others perceive that a more dangerous virus is among us, and it’s a victim mindset, which results in a victim identity. So how can we protect ourselves? My guest is Scott Barry Kaufman, Ph.D., a cognitive psychologist who is among the top one percent most cited scientists in the world for his groundbreaking research on intelligence, creativity, and human potential. He is the host of The Psychology Podcast, which is frequently ranked the #1 psychology podcast in the wor...2025-05-271h 03
The Kevin Miller PodcastRecognize The Victim Identity Of Our Culture & How To Overcome It In Yourself w/ Columbia Psych Professor Scott Barry KaufmanWhen COVID hit we all wore masks, so as not to infect each other or get infected. I and many others perceive that a more dangerous virus is among us, and it’s a victim mindset, which results in a victim identity. So how can we protect ourselves? My guest is Scott Barry Kaufman, Ph.D., a cognitive psychologist who is among the top one percent most cited scientists in the world for his groundbreaking research on intelligence, creativity, and human potential. He is the host of The Psychology Podcast, which is frequently ranked the #1 psychology podcast in the wor...2025-05-271h 03The Kevin Miller PodcastRecognize The Victim Identity Of Our Culture & How To Overcome It In Yourself w/ Columbia Psych Professor Scott Barry KaufmanWhen COVID hit we all wore masks, so as not to infect each other or get infected. I and many others perceive that a more dangerous virus is among us, and it’s a victim mindset, which results in a victim identity. So how can we protect ourselves? My guest is Scott Barry Kaufman, Ph.D., a cognitive psychologist who is among the top one percent most cited scientists in the world for his groundbreaking research on intelligence, creativity, and human potential. He is the host of The Psychology Podcast, which is frequently ranked the #1 psychology podcast in the wor...2025-05-271h 03
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 456 | Navigating Ambiguity with Confidence, with Kevin EikenberrySummary In this discussion, Andy welcomes back Kevin Eikenberry to talk about his new book Flexible Leadership: Navigate Uncertainty and Lead with Confidence. They discuss how leadership complexity increases with career progression and how Kevin’s book offers practical guidance on managing ambiguity. The conversation delves into the concept of flexible leadership, the impact of uncertainty versus fear, the importance of context in decision-making, and why organizations should be seen as both machines and organisms. They also touch on the significance of rituals and handling paradoxes in leadership. If you're looking for insights on how to...2025-04-2134 min
Next Level Agents: The Kevin & Fred Show - Interviews with the best and brightest minds in the real estate industryFrom Selling to Building Wealth: How Christin Kingsbury Created a Family Banking System to Break Free from the Commission TrapIn this eye-opening episode of Next Level Agents, Kevin Kaufman sits down with Christin Kingsbury to uncover the wealth-building strategies most real estate agents overlook. Growing up watching her grandmother build financial freedom through real estate investing while her mother struggled, Christin learned early on that passive income—not commissions—was the key to true financial independence.Christin shares her journey from selling 60 mobile homes her first year as an agent (earning just $34,000 despite outworking everyone in her office) to developing a "Family Banking System" that now funds her lifestyle, investments, and family experiences. This...2025-04-2136 minSmall Town Big Church Podcast399 Kevin Miller. Eco Seal Home SolutionsIn this episode, Kevin Miller, entrepreneur and business owner shares inspiring insights about life, leadership, and loving people. 2025-04-1344 min
Cowpunchers!Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 (2024)Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 directed by Kevin Costner and starring Kevin Costner, Sienna Miller and Sam Worthington.
Episode Roundup: The Cowpunchers admit that none of them have what it takes to make it out West. Despite Mel's affection for the UK, she is reminded of why we threw the tea into the harbor. Stu is excited to see the accurate historical portrayal of a huxter. Despite her contentious relationship with the montage, Amy trusts Kevin Costner. 2024-12-291h 33
The Podcast by KevinMDBitcoin $100K: a game-changer for physicians’ financial freedom?Join us as emergency physician and digital asset consultant Noah Kaufman dives into the evolving role of Bitcoin in investment strategies. From its early days as a speculative asset to its current standing in institutional portfolios, we explore why volatility is a feature, not a bug, the potential of decentralized finance, and how practices and organizations can leverage Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode offers insights into long-term Bitcoin strategies and the future of finance. Noah Kaufman is an emergency physician and CEO, Starbot. 2024-12-0729 min
Over The Ball with Kevin Flynn and Dave GallegoMichelle Kaufman, the Miami Herald’s talented veteran sportswriter talks about Messi, USMNT’s failures at Copa America, and Berhalter’s future.The Miami Herald’s lead sports writer, Herald’s Michelle Kaufman, joins OTB to discuss her experience covering soccer for 25 years, shares her insights on Lionel Messi's move to Miami, what’s next following USMNT’s losses at Copa America tournament, and the future of coach Greg Berhalter.Michelle Kaufman has covered 14 Olympics, six World Cups, Wimbledon, U.S. Open, NCAA Basketball Tournaments, NBA Playoffs, Super Bowls and has been the soccer writer and University of Miami basketball beat writer for 25 years. She was born in Frederick, Md., and grew up in Miami. She is also...2024-07-0558 min
Vertical Momentum Resiliency Podcast 2.0Mastering The Civilian Leap With Kevin McNultyAre You An Active Duty Soldier Or Veteran Struggling?
On This Episode Of The Vertical Momentum Resiliency Podcast With Host Richard Kaufman Veteran-Keynote speaker-Comeback Coach We Sit Down With Kevin McNulty Veteran, Podcast Host & Author.
➡️Listen-https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vertical-momentum-resiliency-podcast-2-0/id1587033757?i=1000656558057
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Join Kevin McNulty and I in an engaging discussion about the challenges and triumphs of transitioning from military service to civilian life.
Kevin shares his expert insights, practical advice, and personal experiences to help veterans navigate this critical journey.
Learn how to overco...2024-05-231h 35
The Suffering PodcastEpisode 176: The Suffering of Vertical Momentum with Richard KaufmanSend us a textRichard Kaufman originally hails from Belleville, NJ. He proudly served in the United States Army from 1986-1988.Richard had a temporary break in service, he continued to serve in the Army National Guard from 1991-2012 in the following states, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. One of the missions of his unit was to support Operation Enduring Freedom. Richard was medically retired after 23 years of service.Like many other veterans, Rich is no stranger to some of the struggles that is experienced by veterans that have served...2024-04-281h 09
Grow Yourself: Personal Development School of GrowthTODAY, I DECIDE... My Final Stand Against Defeat!In this gripping episode of "Grow Yourself..." we dive deep into the remarkable journey of Richard Kaufman, also known as the Comeback Coach.
From facing a turbulent childhood and battling addiction to overcoming adversities in military service, Richard's story is a testament to the indomitable human spirit. Discover how he turned his trials into triumphs, ultimately dedicating his life to mentoring and guiding others from darkness to light. His narrative is not just about survival; it's a powerful testament to transformation and the strength of human resolve.
Tune in to learn how intentional choices can radically change your life...2024-03-271h 44
AM/PM Podcast#387 - Embracing Puerto Rico's Tax Haven & Fortifying E-Commerce Strategies with Michael KaufmanIn episode 387 of the AM/PM Podcast, Kevin and Michael discuss:
02:52 - Tax Advantages of Moving To Puerto Rico
06:33 - Splitting Time Between Michigan and Puerto Rico
09:42 - Amazon Entrepreneur Community in Puerto Rico
11:43 - Affordable Real Estate in Entrepreneur Community
15:18 - Strategic Tax Benefits in Puerto Rico
19:13 - Managing Seasonal Inventory Challenges
21:01 - Strategies for Higher Product Margins
27:29 - Product Warranty and Marketing Strategy
32:02 - Streamlining Warranty Claims Process
35:41 - Warranty and List Building Automation System
37:09 - Leveraging Email Lists for Product Launches
41:04 - Product Accessibility and Opt-in Strategy
48:43 - Streamlining Warranty Registration for Amazon Sellers
50:20 - B...2024-03-2154 min
Michael Gale's Futures In FocusEric Kaufman - Financial Revolution in Cannabis IndustryEric Kaufman, Chief Revenue Officer of Dama Financial, discusses their efforts to revolutionize the financial backbone of the marijuana industry by transitioning from cash transactions to electronic banking. They aim to facilitate compliance and transparency in cannabis-related transactions. Key points include the challenges faced by the industry, Dama Financial's role in partnering with banks, the potential for exponential market growth with improved banking services, and the emergence of new cannabis-related markets like beauty products. We also discuss potential challenges, the importance of maintaining an entrepreneurial spirit, and envisioning a future where cannabis transactions are stigma-free. Read Michael's...2024-03-0423 minCowpunchers!Badland (2019) Revisited!Badland directed by Justin Lee and starring Kevin Makely, Trace Adkins, and Mira Sorvino.
Episode Roundup: The Cowpunchers delve back into the depths of the worst movie they've ever seen only to discover...that they were WRONG. Mel admires the landscape of Kevin Makely's abs. Stu embraces the madness. Amy thinks we just weren't ready for this movie in 2020.2023-12-311h 34
17TwentyE151 || Perry Kaufman || The Founders ForkThis week's "topics" guest is Perry S Kaufman, who is a strategic advisor to founder led companies. Perry worked for some of the largest firms in the country, including KPMG, TravisWolff, and Armanino where he was Partner. Perry, Kevin, and Stewart tackle the "fork in the road" that that so many founder-led companies face. After having advised hundreds of companies of all sizes, industries and complexity, Perry has a unique perspective to provide insight and guidance for founders who find themselves at this "fork in the road" where he can identify with client’s situation and formulate alter...2023-09-251h 11
The Podcast by KevinMDBitcoin's role in diversified portfoliosJoin us as we delve into the world of Bitcoin investment with Noah Kaufman, an emergency physician and financial planner. Discover the potential benefits and risks of adding Bitcoin to your portfolio, the significance of the upcoming Bitcoin halving event, and practical tips for self-custody and responsible investing in digital assets. Get expert insights on harnessing the power of digital assets in shaping your financial future. Noah Kaufman is an emergency physician and financial planner. He discusses the KevinMD article, "Bitcoin investment for doctors: risks, rewards, and the necessity of diversification." T...2023-09-2223 min
Kevin Lane's Spill Your GutsEp#210 Anthony DiBlasi Part 1 of 2Remakes and reimagining’s get a bad rap. Though there have been many lousy ones (people still puzzle over Gus Van Sant’s shot-for-shot “Psycho” remake) there’s also many that are now classics. John Carpenter’s "The Thing", David Cronenberg’s "The Fly", Philip Kaufman’s "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", Gore Verbinski’s "The Ring, William Malone’s "House on Haunted Hill" and Zack Snyder’s "Dawn of the Dead". All inspired takes on classic films. What makes these examples work whereas others (here’s looking at you Elm street remake) feel like ti...2023-04-251h 47
InObscuria PodcastEp. 173: MONTY COLVIN - Songs From The RoadThis week we chat with the man and fellow podcaster that we tell you to go and listen to in every one of our episodes. The man whose band was featured way back in ep. 16 on a “Shoulda Been Huge!” show. The one. The only: Mr. Monty Colvin! Join us as we dive deep into Monty’s musical past, and current artistic endeavors, and listen to several hidden gems that he wants you all to know about. Come discover more about Galactic Cowboys, The Awful Truth, Crunchy, and Monty’s amazing paintings!Wondering what this show is all abou...2023-04-141h 39
Kevin Lane's Spill Your GutsEP#115 Charles BandThe Man, The Myth, The Legend: Charles Band Is The Celebrated King of B Horror MoviesIn the world of horror, there are a handful of great showmen whose influence has had such an impact on the world of genre film that they changed the way horror films were made. These are people whose innovation, creativity, business acumen and courage have given of us some of the most influential and iconic genre movies of all time. People who see every obstacle as just another opportunity to show that they will not take “no” for an a...2022-12-0754 min
Real Leaders PodcastEp. 260 Amplify Your Impact || Zak Kaufman, Co-Founder and CEO of Vera SolutionsZak Kaufman was working in the social sector when he realized that the tech systems challenges his organization faced were not unique. In this episode Kaufman shares the growing pains and leadership lessons he's experienced throughout his career, how to navigate growth, and deliver on impact.
2022-09-1743 min
Cowpunchers!Silverado 1985Silverado directed by Lawrence Kasdan, starring Kevin Kline, Scott Glen and Kevin Costner.
Episode Roundup: The Cowpunchers all get together for a super-sized episode for this super-sized western! Mel wonders where most of this movie went. Stu is impressed by the beards. Pat enjoys the charcuterie board of western tropes. Amy thinks this should have been a mini-series.
Send us a note at Cowpunchersshow@gmail.com !2022-08-281h 20
Sportslifetalk MediaSLT "You Got Next" with Amy Ingram | Head Girl's Basketball Coach at Kaufman High SchoolWelcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn’t ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn’t think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Amy Ingram @CoachIngram10 has "Got Next"
Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel.2022-07-1333 min
SophiaGetting Personal About Race and "Transracial" Families (w/ Sheena Mason and Kevin Currie-Knight)Sheena (SUNY Oneanta) and Kevin (East Carolina University) continue an ongoing conversation about the idea of race and Sheena's arguments about racelessnes. This episode gets more personal about Sheena's and Kevin's respective connections to "transracial" families. Sheena was adopted into a "transracial" family and Kevin is adopting a daughter who is differently raced than he. What does all of this mean for how we should think about race, racism, and the idea of racelessness?
:009 - Sheena's book on racelessness will be out soon 10:33 - Kevin and Sheena get personal about racialization and their connections to "transracial"...2022-05-231h 21SophiaWhat Can Philosophy Actually Do?Robert Gressis (Cal State Northridge), Dan Kaufman (Missouri State) and Kevin Currie-Knight (East Carolina) discuss what is and isn't realistic to expect of philosophy. Topics include Realism (Rob) and Anti-Realism (Dan and Kevin), Foundationalism (maybe Rob) and anti-Foundationalism (Dan and Kevin), and what we do when we attempt to ground and justify our positions to others. The conversation sprang from a set of articles at the Electric Agora. In one, Dan argued that philosophy is largely incapable of making sense of even basic moral considerations; in two others, Kevin argued that individual temperament plays a significant role in forming...2022-04-261h 14SophiaWhat Can Philosophy Actually Do? (w/ Robert Gressis, Dan Kaufman, and Kevin Currie-Knight)Robert Gressis (UC Northridge), Dan Kaufman (Missouri State) and Kevin Currie-Knight (East Carolina) discuss what is and isn't realistic to expect of philosophy. Topics include realism (Rob) and antirealism (Dan and Kevin), foundationalism (maybe Rob) and antifoundationalism (Dan and Kevin), and what we do when we attempt to ground and justify our positions to others. The conversation sprang from a set of articles at Electric Agora. In one, Dan argued that philosophy is largely incapable of making sense of even basic moral considerations; in two others, Kevin argued that individual temperament plays a significant role in forming our philosophies.2022-04-121h 14
Tallest Tree SEO PodcastColby Pastre & Kevin Kaufman, Tax FoundationColby Pastre and Kevin Kaufman join me to talk about how the Tax Foundation uses simple content like an annual tax bracket page to generate over 23 million pageviews a year!We talk shop about internal linking, first-move advantage, crawling your own site, using search console, and keyword research tools to maintain your site's edge. We wrapped up our conversation with some practical advice on E-A-T, structured data, and overall site structure.Colby and Kevin are great practitioners of a solid SEO strategy. I hope to have them back as guests soon.
2022-03-2444 min
Dammit Danii PodcastKevin BudkeyIt's the first episode of Season 2! Danii is joined by guest Kevin Budkey. They had some beverages before the show and discuss everything from Kevin's comedy career to how he played trumpet in the sixth grade for three weeks. They talk about what it's like to live together, drive each other's cars, and share endless hilarious stories. https://linktr.ee/dammitdaniipodcastGet tickets to Kevin's show on February 19th https://www.bigsexycomedy.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2022-02-0148 minSophiaA Sunny Nihilism? (w/ Wendy Syfret and Kevin Currie-Knight)Kevin Currie-Knight (East Carolina University) chats with Wendy Syfret (VICE Asia) about her new book The Sunny Nihilist: How a Meaningless Life Can Make You Truly Happy. They talk about such things as why the modern world relentlessly seeks meaning in everything, whether nihilism is a viable or liberating response, and whether/how nihilism is reconcilable with strong belief and activism.
3:00 - What is nihilism? 10:35 - When did Wendy come to nihilsm and find it liberating? 16:48 - Why do we in the modern world "find" meaning in everything? 25:41 - Why does "finding" objective meaning...2022-01-0356 minSophiaThe (Im)Possibility of Discussion on Social Media (w/ Sheena Mason and Kevin Currie-Knight)Sheena Mason (SUNY Oneonta) and Kevin Currie-Knight dialogue about the perils and promises of discussion on social media. (Sheena is more optimistic about the potential than Kevin is.) Along the way, they talk about perspectives on truth and whether humans are capable of getting it in an objective way, the postmodern-y fiction of Percival Everett, and the incentive structure of social and legacy media.
0:41 - Some online heat Sheena is getting about an article she published at Free Black Thought (link below). 9:43 - Why Kevin is Increasingly Pessimistic About Conversation on Social Media (and Why Sheena...2021-12-221h 34SophiaGrowing Up Metal and GrungeEA's own Kevin Currie-Knight and I discuss our respective essays, Growing up Metal and Growing up Grunge. We talk about the appeal of heavy music and different conceptions of masculinity, the differences between early and late Gen Xers, growing up in the 1970's and '80's, authenticity, and much more.
01:00 On the "Growing Up" Essays by Dan and Kevin. And why music? 09:20 Why "Growing Up Metal"? Life as a kid and teenager in 70's and 80's Long Island. Dan's Bizarre Connection to Public Enemy. Metal and Masculinity. 34:30 Why “Growing Up Grunge?" Grunge and Hair Metal. Grunge and Ma...2021-12-101h 21
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 341 | The Pushy Project Manager, With Antonio Nieto-RodriguezHelp For Leading and Delivering Projects Part of leading and directing projects is influencing--ethically using the tools and techniques at our disposal to deliver the intended results. Could it be that, at times, we might even need to be a bit pushy? That's something that my guest mentions here in episode 341. I’m excited to be joined by Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez to talk about his new book, the Harvard Business Review Project Management Handbook. In addition to being an author, Antonio is a practitioner and consultant with a heart for teaching and raising up a new ge...2021-10-2938 minSophiaIs Race a Social Construct or Is It Not Real? (w/ Sheena Mason and Kevin Currie-Knight)The second in a planned series of dialogues between Sheena Mason (SUNY Oneonta) and Kevin Currie-Knight (East Carolina) on philosophies of race. In this dialogue, Sheena and Kevin flesh out the difference between saying that race is a social construction and (Sheena's position) that race isn't real in any sense.
3:23 - Kevin's Confusion: what is the difference between saying that race isn't real at all, and saying that race isn't biologically real but IS a social construct? 9:53 - If we can use racialized language reliably in every day life, how can we then say that race...2021-10-211h 29SophiaRace Skepticism and the Racial Satire of George Schuyler (w/ Sheena Mason and Kevin Currie-KnightKevin Currie-Knight and Sheena Mason (SUNY Oneonta) discuss Sheena's theory of racelessness, why she is a race skeptic and eliminativist, and their mutual interest in the race satire of Harlem Renaissance writer George Schuyler.
:05 - Why talk about race always seems so polarized and partisan7:45 - Sheena is a skeptic and eliminativist about race. What does that mean, and how does it compare to other approaches? 17:35 - Ibram Kendi's approach to thinking about race is understandable but wrong. 29:56: How to attempt racelessness in a world so used to the existence of race? 40:29...2021-09-291h 37
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 332 | Keeping Teams Engaged and Connected While Working From Anywhere, with Kevin Eikenberry and Wayne TurmelLeading Virtual Teams That Work Though many people are slowly starting to return to the office for at least part of the week, there’s reason to think that we’ll be leading teams and projects with stakeholders that are not co-located. And though we’ve gained some experience with that now since the global pandemic began, I continue to hear from people about the challenges they experience, both as a leader of teams and as members of teams. I’m excited to introduce you to the work of Kevin Eikenberry and Wayne Turmel. They are auth...2021-08-1046 minSophiaThe Cultural Significance of (Baby and Other) Food (w/ Amy Bentley an Kevin Currie-Knight)In this episode, Amy Bentley (food historian, NYU) talks about the cultural and historical reasons we eat as we do. Amy and Kevin talk about why w eat three meals a day, how COVID might disrupt our eating habits, and the five historical factors that made baby food possible in the industrial age.
4:46 Why does Amy study food history? (Spoiler: it has to do with the role of gardening during World War II.)11:54: How industrialization led to our three-meal-a-day eating schedule23:01 - How has COVID messed with our three-meal-a-day cultural regimen? 34:29 - How baby f...2021-07-101h 05
Launch Your Farm PodcastEpisode 8 - Kevin Kauffman - Launch Your Farm - Your Farm Thrives On Relationships - Here's How You Grow Them!Your Farm Thrives On Relationships - Here's How You Grow Them! Episode 8 – Kevin Kauffman
http://www.LaunchYourFarm.com/Episode8
Welcome back to our eighth episode of the Launch Your Farm Show where I interview Kevin Kaufman with Group 46:10 of EXP Realty.
Kevin and I discuss how he went from being the go-to short sale specialists over a decade ago to having to shift his business to a more “traditional” real estate approach. Kevin shares his journey of failure and adapting in his business.
We jump into how Kevin has built his busine...2021-06-1854 min
And the Runner-Up IsOn Second Thought: The Right Stuff (1983)Listen to this PREVIEW of the 35th episode of On Second Thought, a special bonus series you can hear on the And the Runner-Up Is Patreon exclusive feed! On Second Thought is a series in which Kevin is joined by TWO special guests in breaking down another Best Picture nominee not reviewed on the regular show that could have still been the runner-up. In this episode, Kevin speaks with Daniel Howat and Charlie Bright about Philip Kaufman's "The Right Stuff," the possible runner-up that lost Best Picture to "Terms of Endearment" in 1983. This episode includes a review...2021-01-1325 min
Vertical Momentum Resiliency Podcast 2.0From Stealing food to Millions How Jerry Brazie did it.No Vision To Visionary: Jerry Brazie’s Journey From Struggle To Success…
➡️Listen: https://anchor.fm/richard-kaufman/episodes/From-Stealing-food-to-Millions-How-Jerry-Brazie-did-it-ekpdpj
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Jerry Brazie's life story is a vivid testament to resilience 💪, determination 🎯, and the relentless pursuit of success 🚀 against daunting odds.
Born into a bustling household with nine siblings 👨👩👧👦, Jerry's early days were fraught with challenges, from financial hardship to a severe eye condition that threatened his sight
👁️. From the tender age of 11, he was already working, learning the invaluable lesson that hard work is directly linked to survival and independence 🍽️.
Jerry's adolescence was marked by his incredible tenacity and resourcefulness. Despite facing the threat of...2020-10-0856 minCowpunchers!Open Range (2003)Open Range directed by Kevin Costner and starring Kevin Costner, Robert Duvall, and Annette Bening.
Episode Roundup: Once again, the Cowpunchers are nearly compelled to start smoking. Amy suggests building a fence. Stuart reveals his sweet tooth. Amy gets caught up in the...CROSS FADE! Stuart is involved in a dangerous train crash. This episode is brought to you by B R O W N.2020-06-211h 05
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 295 | Author Don Moore Says You Can Make Better Decisions. Wanna Bet?Author Don Moore joins Andy for episode 295 to talk about his new book Perfectly Confident: How to Calibrate Your Decisions Wisely. Learn more about Don and his book at PerfectlyConfident.com. Earn a free leadership PDU while learning practical tips on making better decisions. Join me for our Virtual Project Management Training Program! Learn how to improve your ability to lead and deliver! Join us for the same project management program we deliver in-house at organizations around the world! Learn more at PeopleAndProjectsPodcast.com/learning. Use a coupon code of VirtualPM20 t...2020-06-131h 01
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 294 | The Unapologetic Leader's Guide to Empowering Everyone Around You, with Harvard's Frances FreiLeadership Is Not About You Harvard Professor Frances Frei joins us for episode 294 to talk about her new book Unleashed: The Unapologetic Leader's Guide to Empowering Everyone Around You. Learn more about Frances at https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/profile.aspx?facId=6587/. Join me for our Virtual Project Management Training Program! Learn how to improve your ability to lead and deliver! Join us for the same project management program we deliver in-house at organizations around the world! Learn more at PeopleAndProjectsPodcast.com/learning. Use a coupon code of V...2020-06-0448 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 285 | Agile for Non-Software Teams, with Gil BrozaCheck Out the 120VC Project Leadership Program (PLP) This episode is sponsored by the 120VC Project Leadership Program, led by my friend J. Scott from 120VC. You may recall my discussion with J back in episode 274 about his book The Irreverent Guide to Project Management. There are so many things I appreciate about J, but one is his passion for the people side of our profession. 120VC has been driving large global transformational Projects successfully for the last 20 years for fortune 500 clients like Trader Joes, Sony Pictures, T-Mobile, & AT&T. J's Project Leadership Program is a practical 14...2020-04-0245 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 278 | All You Have To Do Is Make The Ask, with author Wayne BakerHow To Master The Most Important Skill For Success What is one thing that, if you did it more often, and encouraged your team to do it more often as well, would make a significant difference in your success, personally and with your projects? Earn more free PDUs? No, you are doing that right now! Dr. Wayne Baker suggests it's this: we need to ask more often. Wayne is the author of the new book All You Have to Do Is Ask: How to Master the Most Important Skill for Success. I consider...2020-01-1446 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 276 | Why Are We Yelling? Author Buster Benson on How to Have Productive DisagreementsSometimes Christmas Isn't So Merry! I'm publishing this episode at a time of year when there are often family gatherings, and in today's polarized, politically correct culture, there can easily be anxiety about someone--you know, that person--bringing up a controversial subject and things devolving into an argument. Whether it's gatherings with friends and family or difficult stakeholders, we need to get better at having productive disagreements. Our guest today, Buster Benson, suggests it's the most important meta-skill to develop. Buster is the author of the new book Why Are We Yelling? The Art of Productive...2019-12-2444 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 273 | Spy Skills for Project Managers, with former CIA spy Jason Hanson Project managers, you know the importance of organization and transparency when it comes to collaborating on a team. This episode is sponsored by Backlog, which is the perfect project management software to keep your projects organized from start to finish. As you’d expect, you can create tasks and track progress with features like Gantt & burndown charts. But beyond that, you can write, revise, and release code right within tasks. You can document processes alongside your work with wikis. And you can do all this and more with one easy to use tool. Try Backlog for your team free fo...2019-11-2231 min
First & Big TenEp. 10: Penn State shows its strength; Joey Kaufman on Ohio StateCNHI Sports Indiana's Kevin Brockway and CNHI Sports Pennsylvania's Elton Hayes talk about Penn State's big win over Michigan State, discuss Ohio State's dominance with guest Joey Kaufman of the Columbus Dispatch and make their predictions for the week.
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People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 261 | Jack of All Trades or Specialize Early? Project Managers and Leaders Need Range, with author David EpsteinThe Case for Generalists Have you heard someone referred to as a jack of all trades, master of none? It’s typically not meant as a compliment--it’s that they tend to know about a lot of things, but none of those things deeply. And the implication is that we often value specialization--the one who is the deep expert. That’s the person to be. Expertise is good and can certainly pay off. But today’s guest makes a compelling argument for why generalists triumph in a specialized world. David Epstein is a New York Times be...2019-07-1656 min
Building The Future Show - Radio / TV / PodcastEp. 373 w/ Jonathan J Kaufman a professorJ Kaufman Consulting is proud to be expanding its services into coaching to offer both organizations and individuals to build and enhance their capabilities and accelerate their success in whatever the endeavor they are trying to achieve.
J Kaufman Coaching (JKC) services for individuals focuses on getting the best out of themselves by helping them develop their strengths and work through the daily challenges of business and life.
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JKC provides personal executive coaching to help individuals meet corporate expectations and develop optimal working relationships. J Kaufman Coaching will place the emphasis on you to cultivate strategies to...2019-06-1948 min
Building The Future Show - Radio / TV / PodcastEp. 373 w/ Jonathan J Kaufman a professorJ Kaufman Consulting is proud to be expanding its services into coaching to offer both organizations and individuals to build and enhance their capabilities and accelerate their success in whatever the endeavor they are trying to achieve.
J Kaufman Coaching (JKC) services for individuals focuses on getting the best out of themselves by helping them develop their strengths and work through the daily challenges of business and life.
SERVICES:
EXECUTIVE COACHING
JKC provides personal executive coaching to help individuals meet corporate expectations and develop optimal working relationships. J Kaufman Coaching will place the emphasis on you to cultivate strategies to...2019-06-1948 min
Way Outside by Jake KaufmanWay Outside Episode 10: Who's really to blame for Kevin Durant's injury+Stanley Cup reactionHello, everyone, and thanks for tuning into Way Outside! Way Outside is a sports podcast run by 17 year old aspiring sports analyst Jake Kaufman, who mixes analysis and opinion, with stories of inspiration and perseverance. It is recommended that listeners are sports fans in some capacity, but anyone can get a lot out of listening! For business inquires, email: Jakekaufmanwayoutside@gmail.com.
Hope you enjoy!2019-06-1311 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 258 | You Already Have the No--How to Make the Ask, with Kari MirabalCheck out LiquidPlanner This episode of The People and Projects Podcast is sponsored by LiquidPlanner. LiquidPlanner gives teams a better way to plan and execute work. What most impresses me about LiquidPlanner is its predictive, resource-based scheduling technology. It accounts for priorities, resources, and uncertainty, allowing teams to focus on the right work at the right time and make informed decisions. Over 2,000 technology, development, and manufacturing teams use their online project management solution to get more done. Learn more and request a free demo at PeopleAndProjectsPodcast.com/liquidplanner. Thanks! Make the Ask As p...2019-06-1243 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 253 | Honoring a Project Management Legacy, with PMI Fellow Lee LambertA Giant in our Field It's one thing to make a difference in the short term. It's one thing to be on top for a moment. In today's culture, we cheer for the winner—the one who makes the big splash or wins the big game. In business, it's one thing to show up on, say, Jim Collins' list of Built to Last companies in 1994. It’s a whole different thing to still be exemplary decades later. Back in episode 131, we honored the legacy of the truly amazing Max Wideman. Today, I want to celebrate anot...2019-05-0155 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 251 | Why Your Company Culture Sucks (and What To Do About It), with author Mike RognlienOur Culture Series Continues Your company culture? Yeah, it probably has some problems, right? And our guest Mike Rognlien has a message for you and for me. If your company culture sucks, it's at least in part because you’re part of it. And since you’re part of it, it’s at least partly your responsibility to help make it better. Mike is the author of a book entitled This Is Now Your Company: A Culture Carrier's Manifesto. It's a provocative, in-your-face look at organizational culture and what you can do about it. 2019-03-271h 00
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 246 | The Surprising Science of Meetings, with author Steven G. RogelbergThe Science of Meetings We too easily tolerate bad meetings. We begin to settle. We eventually resign ourselves to the fact that meetings are a necessary evil that will never change. We don't drift towards good meetings. To the contrary, it's like entropy. On its own, we drift to dysfunction and waste. Part of our role as leaders is to steward our own time and the time of those we lead, and if we can make even small improvements to how we gather, there’s a big payoff for all of us. That's why we're in...2019-02-1433 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 245 | What Your Meetings Say About Your Culture, with the Meeting Maven J. Elise KeithDo Your Meetings Suck? When you think of meetings, what thoughts come to mind? Words like productivity, efficiency, and great use of time isn’t what I normally hear. But if you look over your last week, you’ve likely spent a significant amount of your time in meetings so in the next couple full-length episodes, we’re going to be talking about how we gather to help you and your teams maximize that time together. In this episode, we talk with the J. Elise Keith, author of the new book Where the Action Is, and I...2019-02-0650 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 244 | (Video) How Do You Deal With Endings?How do you deal with endings? This was a week of endings for me. We moved my dad into assisted living. He's excited about the change. For anyone who has had to go through this with an unwilling parent, I can only imagine how much more trying that is. But endings are not easy, right? He moved out of the house he built. He lived in it for over 50 years. It's the home we grew up in, soon to be refurbished and lived in by someone we've never met. They'll never know the memories that were made...2019-02-0203 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 243 | (Video) Getting Thrown Into the Deep End (How We Really Learn)I was never a proponent of throwing one of our young kids into the deep end and saying, "OK, swim!" But could it be that the best way to learn how to lead is to, well, have to lead? We continue our series of short videos to share something that I've recently taught or learned, and in this episode, I share an important lesson learned from our discussion with Marc Effron back in episode 226 regarding his book 8 Steps to High Performance. Let Me Hear From You! What's your take on the 70/20/10 idea? What's an example...2019-01-2603 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 242 | An Easy and Proven Way to Help Leaders Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones, with author James ClearHow to Create Better Outcomes This Year One of the most powerful ideas I've learned in the last year is the relationship between habits and outcomes. If you're not happy with your outcomes—look to your habits. Outcomes are lagging measures of your habits. Change your habits and you will, eventually, change your outcomes. In this episode, we talk with the guy I learned that idea from. James Clear is the author of the powerful new book Atomic Habits, and I'm excited to introduce you to some ideas in the book. Learn more ab...2019-01-0945 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 240 | (Video) How to Speak Up When It Feels RiskySpeaking Up When It's Risky How do you speak truth to power? In episode 236 we talked with Harvard's Amy Edmondson, who made the evidence-based case for how important it is to foster psychologically safe environments for those we lead. But most of us don't work in such environments. What do we do then? How do you speak truth to power when it's not a psychologically safe environment? In this video episode, we're joined by Jim Detert from the Darden Business School at the University of Virginia. Jim shares four principles to improve your...2018-12-2146 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 237 | (Video) How to Connect With People In a Virtual World, with Dr. Nick MorganHello? Can You Hear Me? Project teams are increasingly made up of team members that are not co-located. Even if that's not your situation now, it likely will be in the future. How do you connect with people in a virtual world? That's what Dr. Nick Morgan's new book Can You Hear Me? is all about. Join us for the "virtual" discussion with Nick about the book, and let me know what you think! What did you like about what he said? What concerns or questions do you have? Learn more about Nick at https...2018-11-3031 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 236 | Do This To Help Your Project Team Learn, Innovate, and Grow, with Harvard Professor of Leadership Amy C. EdmondsonWould You Speak Up? Let's say your manager's boss is proposing an idea. It's not a terrible idea, but you have some concerns. Some questions. You're in a meeting, hearing about that idea, along with your peers, your boss, and other leaders of the company. Do you speak up? Do you keep quiet? What would you do? In this episode, we talk about one of the most important concepts I've learned this year: psychological safety. We're joined by Harvard Professor of Leadership Amy C. Edmondson to talk about her new book The Fearless Organization: Creating...2018-11-2950 min
In The Cloud - The eXp Realty Explained PodcastKevin Kauffman Joins EXPToday with us is Kevin Kaufman. Kevin along with Fred Weaver are the leaders of the 46:10 Real Estate Network. Kevin shares his story of his journey in real estate and success in operating as an expansion team in multiple markets. He also talks about why he came to the decision to move from Keller Williams to EXP and how the EXP system has helped his business grow. He also touches on how other systems are now moving in to EXP alike systems and why they are still set back while EXP is already big. Kevin also gives advice to...2018-11-2739 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 230 | Helping Your Team Survive The Messy Middle of ProjectsSurviving the Messy Middle We celebrate beginnings. We celebrate endings. But according to Adobe Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky, it's the middle of our boldest initiatives that can be the toughest to endure. In this episode, Scott joins us to talk about his new book The Messy Middle: Finding Your Way Through the Hardest and Most Crucial Part of Any Bold Venture, and I'm excited to introduce you to some ideas in the book. Learn more about Scott and his book at http://www.scottbelsky.com/. Let's Stay In T...2018-10-1747 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 226 | Become a High Performer in Eight (Scientifically Proven) Steps, with author Marc EffronHigh Performing Project Managers What does it mean to be a high performer? In a world where everyone seems to think they're above average, what does it take to truly stand out? And what advice has multiple research studies backing it up, making it more reliable for you to focus on? In this episode, I'm joined by Marc Effron, author of 8 Steps to High Performance: Focus on What You Can Change (Ignore the Rest), and I'm excited to introduce you to his ideas in the book. Learn more about Marc and his organization a...2018-09-1850 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 223 | (Video) What's Worse? Indecision or A Wrong Decision?What I Taught Today We continue our series of brief videos about something I've recently taught or learned. In this 3-minute video, I share two lessons from a conversation with a pilot, including how you talk about your colleagues and the danger of indecision. Let Me Hear From You! What have you been learning lately? What are you reading? Please e-mail me (show [AT] PeopleAndProjectsPodcast [DOT] com) or leave a message on our Listener Feedback Line (847-550-3747). I look forward to hearing from you! Please give us feedback about The...2018-09-0903 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 222 | (Video) Collect Wins and Avoid the Bad Beat StoriesWhat I Taught Today We continue our series of brief videos about something I've recently taught or learned. In this < > Let Me Hear From You! What have you been learning lately? What are you reading? Please e-mail me (show [AT] PeopleAndProjectsPodcast [DOT] com) or leave a message on our Listener Feedback Line (847-550-3747). I look forward to hearing from you! Please give us feedback about The People and Projects Podcast! Take our Listener Survey at https://PeopleAndProjectsPodcast.com/ListenerSurvey. Thank you! Thank you for joining me for this episode...2018-09-0601 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 214 | (Video) 3 Words to Help You Make Better Choices for You, Your Team, and Your ProjectsWhat I Taught Today We continue our series of brief videos about something I've recently taught or learned. Earlier today I was interviewed by Laura Barnard about her upcoming PMO Impact Summit. In this 2-minute video, I share a lesson about how to make better choices (and it's only three words--easy to remember!). Let Me Hear From You! What have you been learning lately? What are you reading? Please e-mail me (show [AT] PeopleAndProjectsPodcast [DOT] com) or leave a message on our Listener Feedback Line (847-550-3747). I look forward to hearing from...2018-08-1302 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 213 | How to Help You and Your Team Stop Blaming and Start Taking Responsibility, with author Christopher AveryTaking Responsibility Think back over the last week or so, when something went wrong. Maybe you had a team member or other stakeholder who dropped the ball. They were supposed to deliver and they didn’t and now it's impacting your project. Or something didn't go well in a meeting you were running--perhaps there was a problem with the A/V or the video conferencing system. Or something at home. Something went wrong--different from what you wanted and expected. And you are not happy. What's your first response? Our guest today says that, for most people, the re...2018-08-0855 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 208 | (Video) What I Taught Today About Applying an Idea from ScrumWhat I Taught Today We continue our series of short videos talking about an idea or observation that was recently learned or taught. In this episode, I share some thoughts about how to apply an idea from Scrum to your meetings and management practices. Let Me Hear From You! What have you been learning lately? What are you reading? Please e-mail me (show [AT] PeopleAndProjectsPodcast [DOT] com) or leave a message on our Listener Feedback Line (847-550-3747). I look forward to hearing from you! Please give us feedback about The...2018-07-2603 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 207 | Accelerating Your Agile Journey, with author Johanna RothmanYour Agile Journey If you spend enough time leading projects, you can't miss the fact that agile approaches continue to gain in popularity. What seemed initially relevant to only software development projects is now increasingly being used outside of software. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, agile is not a passing fad. It's also not a cure-all. There are plenty of skeletons and shipwrecks on some people’s journey to agile. In this episode, I'm joined by one of my long-time friends and favorite experts when it comes to leading agile projects: Johanna Rothman. Jo...2018-07-2153 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 200 | Why Too Many Project Managers Are Dying for a Paycheck--And What You Can Do About It, with Jeffrey PfefferSustainable Pace There are so many ideas in agile project management that I appreciate, and one of my favorites is the principle of sustainable pace. The idea of sustainable pace is that whatever effort we’re putting into our projects, we should be able to sustain it for the long haul. This agile principle acknowledges that our ability to deliver value is harmed when we’re not maintaining a sustainable pace. Now we all would nod our heads that sustainable pace is a good idea, but in practice, many work cultures are far from it. In f...2018-04-1746 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 198 | How to Grow Leaders, from Chief Weed Puller (and author) Jeff McManusLeadership Lessons I'll bet you recently walked by a beautifully landscaped area—maybe it was someone's home, or on a college or corporate campus. You walked by that beautiful area and perhaps you told yourself, "Wow. That's stunning." But here's something I bet you didn't say to yourself: "Wow. That's stunning! This place must have an amazing program to develop outstanding leaders!" I bring this up because beautiful landscaping doesn't just happen. And today you'll hear about leadership lessons from someone whose teams have won national championships when it comes to the most beautiful college ca...2018-04-0332 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 196 | The Most Important Talent Project Managers Need to Succeed, with author Ulrich BoserLearn How to Learn Learning to learn is what experts call the ultimate survival tool, one of the most important talents of the modern era, the skill that precedes all other skills. The idea is that once you know how to learn, you can learn almost anything. And in today's world of constant disruption and automation, if you and I are not learning, it's only a matter of time before our current skills lose relevance. The best person I know to help us learn how to learn is Ulrich Boser, author of a great new...2018-03-0154 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 194 | How to Get to Yes Without Manipulating, with author and influence expert Tim DavidInfluencing Skills for Leaders For those of us responsible for leading teams and projects, there are a core set of skills we need to develop. We need to manage our time. Deal with conflict. Develop relationships across the organization. We need to think strategically and learn to deal with change. Oh yeah, and develop confidence as we do all of that! All of these are true. But one area that I see over and over that most of us need to develop has to do with our ability to influence. Regardless of your level in...2018-02-101h 00
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 182 | Project Management Expert Interview with Dr. Mike ClaytonExpert Insights From a Brilliant Project Manager One of the true joys I have in my role is the opportunity to meet and interact with people from all over the world. And when I have the opportunity to spend some time talking with people who have a passion for leading teams and delivering projects, it's particularly fun! One of my new friends in the last year is a brilliant project management thought leader from the UK: Dr. Mike Clayton. In this episode, Mike and I talk about subjects including: Stakeholder management, including how to...2017-07-1949 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 179 | Tough Conversations, Uncomfortable Challenges, Delivering Bad News: How Successful Leaders Reach Outside Their Comfort ZonesJust Take the Leap? It can be uncomfortable to confront a team member or a peer. We can face demanding challenges, wondering if we have what it takes, hesitating to go "all in" because of the risk of failure. Delivering bad news is something leaders have to do, but rarely do we look forward to it. These are just a few of the challenges we face as leaders--each requiring us to reach beyond our comfort zone. It's one thing to know that good things are on the other side of our comfort zone. But just...2017-06-1655 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 154 | What Project Managers Need to Know About Office Politics, with Dan Rust, author of Workplace PokerPlaying the Game or Just Getting Played? In this episode, I welcome Dan Rust, author of Workplace Poker: Are You Playing the Game or Just Getting Played? If you get sick of office politics, join the crowd. But the reality for project managers is we need to be effective with a wide range of stakeholders, and there are complex human dynamics that must be navigated. This is one of the best books I've read on the topic in a while. Learn more about Dan and his book at WorkplacePoker.com. Special thanks to Te...2016-09-0259 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 153 | The Five Fundamentals of Becoming an Exemplary Project Leader, with Best-Selling Author Jim KouzesHow to Become a Better Leader In this episode, I welcome back leadership researcher and author Jim Kouzes. Jim joined us back in episode 62 to talk about the book Credibility. Jim and his writing partner Barry Posner have published a new book entitled Learning Leadership: The Five Fundamentals of Becoming an Exemplary Leader. If you truly want to accelerate your ability to lead, I highly recommend you get a copy. Helping You Lead In this episode I mention the Leadership Practices Inventory® (LPI®). It's a powerful tool for receiving the feedback you...2016-08-2749 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 152 | How Scrum Helps You Do Twice the Work in Half the Time, with Scrum inventor and co-creator Jeff SutherlandToo Good to Be True? In this episode, I welcome Scrum inventor and co-creator Jeff Sutherland. He's the author of Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time. Does getting twice the work done in half the time sound like a promise that's too good to be true? Well, read Jeff's book and you'll find this isn't just conjecture. There's evidence that Scrum could radically help you and your team more reliably deliver your projects. Learn more about Jeff and his company at http://ScrumInc.com. Also, you can find the S...2016-07-2141 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 146 | How to Tell Someone They Have Body Odor (and Other Tricky Culture Situations), with Dr. Tom VergheseHow Culturally Intelligent Are You? In this episode, I welcome Dr. Tom Verghese from Cultural Synergies to talk about the importance of raising our cultural intelligence (what he calls CQ). Check out his website for videos and other resources to improve your ability to interact productively with people from other cultures. Thank you for joining me for this episode of The People and Projects Podcast! Have a great week! VADODARA CHILL MIX by Kevin Macleod Licensed under Creative Commons: Attribution 3.0 License. ZANZIBAR by Kevin Macleod Licensed under Creative Commons: A...2016-04-0242 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 144 | 4 Rules to Help Project Managers Focus in a Distracted World, with Cal NewportOut of the Shallows Project managers are constantly tasked with juggling priorities and managing interruptions. We live in the shallows, so to speak, not the deep. Getting time for focused work seems increasingly difficult. In his new book Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World, Cal Newport offers 4 rules to help us out of the distraction: Work Deeply. There are strategies to get more concentrated work time. Embrace Boredom. Don't try to cram in something to every spare moment. Quit Social Media. Give Cal a chance to make his case before writing this o...2016-02-1432 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 143 | How to Deal With the Irrational and Impossible People on Your Projects, with Mark GoulstonTalking To Crazy Spend enough time in the workplace and eventually, you have to deal with the stakeholder who drives you crazy. Whether full-time or just under certain circumstances, their irrational behavior becomes a thorn in your side. How do you deal with these people? Though there are no simple answers, Mark Goulston shares his insights in his new book entitled Talking to Crazy: How to Deal with the Irrational and Impossible People in Your Life. To learn more about Mark, please visit his website at: http://goulstongroup.com/. Let's Learn T...2016-01-3152 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 139 | The Real Reason Why Project Managers and Their Teams Win, with author Fred KielDo The Good Guys Win? There’s something inside us that wants to believe that the good guys win in the end, right? We want to believe that if you treat people well, keep your promises, and work hard, that it all pays off with increased opportunity and reward. Fred Kiel has data to support that you don't have to be Gordon Gecko from the movie Wall Street to win. In this episode, we talk with Fred about his new book Return on Character: The Real Reason Leaders and Their Companies Win. To le...2015-11-1434 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 138 | Eating Frogs and Throwing Skunks on the Table: The People Side of Project Management {youtube}b-9y2TQ8x7o{/youtube} Total Duration 56:19 Download episode 138 The People Side of Project Management In this video episode, I share a discussion with three colleagues who are experts in the people side of project management. To learn more about my guests, please visit their websites at: Susanne Madsen: http://susannemadsen.com/ Kevin Ciccotti: http://humanfactorformula.com/ Kim Wasson: http://ivybay.com/ What Do You Think? Please leave a message to let me know what you think about this video episode of The P...2015-10-3056 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 137 | How Project Managers Can Invest Their Time Like Money, with Elizabeth Grace SaundersAspire to be Time Wealthy Can you relate to the feeling of being overwhelmed, with more commitments at work and home than you have time to handle? Many project managers tell me that's a rather normal existence for them. Elizabeth Grace Saunders calls that being time impoverished. We are spending more than we've earned. It's part of her analogy in her new book How to Invest Your Time Like Money To learn more about Elizabeth and the work of her organization, visit http://reallifee.com/. Join My Periscopes This Month! 2015-10-1742 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 136 | What Science Says About the Happy Project Manager, with Michelle GielenThe Happy Project Manager Most people who know me would say I'm generally a happy guy--rather optimistic by nature. I've always been a bit skeptical about books on the subject of happiness. My concern is that they would be filled with shallow platitudes, assuming that the ultimate goal for ourselves is self-focused pleasure. Thankfully, that bias didn't keep me from agreeing to read Michelle Gielan's new book Broadcasting Happiness: The Science of Igniting and Sustaining Positive Change. To learn more about Michelle and the work of her organization, visit http://BroadcastingHappiness.com/. 2015-10-0141 min
TechnocracyJay Kaufman - ARP - Tortoise Shell RecordingsThis was licensed to the independent film 'Rolling'. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0469966/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
I believe the film is available on Netflix in some parts of the world.
Anyway, the film never received a wide release and pretty much went straight to DVD. In an effort to beef up the script, content and so forth, the soundtrack was recut and my friend Kevin Bazell (AKA Kazell) happened to be the music supervisor of the film. He also starred in it too. ARP is from the scene in which he stars. That can...2015-04-2300 min
TechnocracyKweku Saunderson - Instinctx (Jay Kaufman's Deep Instincts Remix) - Sounds Of Juan 130Kweku Saunderson is the nephew of Detroit techno legend and pioneer, Kevin 'Inner City' Saunderson of the infamous Belleville Three. The other two producers being of course the equally legendary Juan Atkins and Derrick May.
Kweku has followed in his uncle's footsteps and started in the world of production at a rather young age. Although not quite the same as remixing his uncle, I was proud to be a part of this project with a young and upcoming artist.
That said, there's some projects as artists you wish you could do over, and this was one...2015-04-2300 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 124 | How Adam Smith Can Make You a Better Project Manager, with guest Russ RobertsAdam Smith, Project Manager If you studied economics at some point you most likely learned about Adam Smith. He's often revered as the Father of Modern Economics, but could it be that project managers could learn more than economics from Adam Smith? Is it possible that his lesser known book The Theory of Moral Sentiments, published in 1759, could help us become better project managers and leaders? My guest today is Russ Roberts, author of How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life: An Unexpected Guide to Human Nature and Happiness. I'm a big fan of Russ...2014-11-1649 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 122 | Smart Ways to Accelerate Your Success as a Project Manager, with author Shane SnowSmartcuts, Not Shortcuts We go to 'work', not 'play'. Success typically takes work, not sitting back and visualizing wonderful things. But what if there were ways to hack the 'pay your dues' route? What if there were recurring themes from those who accelerated their success? My guest today is Shane Snow, author of Smartcuts: How Hackers, Innovators, and Icons Accelerate Success. Learn more about Shane by checking out his Contently blog at https://shanesnow.contently.com/. 20 PDU's for a Great Price If you are aiming for certification or need P...2014-09-1942 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 121 | We're Not Family. But Free Agency Doesn't Work. How to Have Career Discussions with Your Team, with Ben CasnochaWe are Family? Most companies no longer feel like 'family'. But the 'free agent' approach has limitations as well. My guest today is Ben Casnocha. He is the co-author of a new book entitled The Alliance: Managing Talent in the Networked Age. Ben and his co-author Reid Hoffman (co-founder of LinkedIn) discuss a new model for managing talent in this new age. Learn more about Ben by checking out his blog at http://casnocha.com/blog. Helping Your Organization Deliver We help organizations around the world improve their ability t...2014-09-1036 minPeople and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 120 | Mentoring for Project Managers, with Mark GoulstonTotal Duration 34:17 Download episode 120 Who is an example of someone that has significantly impacted who you are today? Whether they were a formal mentor or not, who is someone that has notably contributed to the person you are and the success you enjoy today? My guest today is Dr. Mark Goulston. You may recognize Mark as the author of a very special book entitled Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone. With the recent death of one of his mentors, the concept of mentoring is top of...2014-08-2251 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 119 | How to Be a More Influential Project Manager, with Alfonso Bucero, MSc, PMP, PMI-RMP, and PMI FellowDo You Feel Influential? Project managers are influencers, though we often think of other sides of the business as the ones who influence the most: senior executives, lawyers, salespeople, etc. Our guest today is Alfonso Bucero, MSc, PMP, PMI-RMP, and PMI Fellow. He is the author of a new book entitled The Influential Project Manager: Winning Over Team Members and Stakeholders (Best Practices and Advances in Program Management Series). Alfonso shares insights to help you improve your ability to influence your boss, sponsor, team, and other stakeholders. Thank you for joining me...2014-08-2034 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 108 | How Project Managers Can Deal With Stupid Feedback"Feedback is a Gift?" Our guest for this episode is Doug Stone. Doug and his co-author Sheila Heen teach negotiation and conflict negotiation at Harvard Law School and they've written a terrific new book entitled Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well. They were also co-authors of a previous best-seller entitled Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most Learn more about Doug and Sheila and their company by visiting http://triadconsultinggroup.com. I Want to Hear From You! Speaking of feedback, I'd love t...2014-03-0540 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 107 | Negotiating Skills for Project ManagersIntroducing Steven P. Cohen In this episode, you'll hear from Steven P. Cohen. Steve’s latest book is entitled The Practical Negotiator: How to Argue Your Point, Plead Your Case, and Prevail in Any Situation. It’s not your typical business book, actually. It’s more of a Q&A format, covering a wide range of topics, related to work and to home, from a guy who knows his stuff about negotiation. You’ll hear Steve talk about some important negotiation principles and then get his coaching on some situations that are quite close to home for...2014-02-0723 min
People and Projects Podcast: Project Management PodcastPPP 097 | Why Managing Sucks, with author Jody ThompsonDoes Your Work Suck? So how would you describe your excitement level about your job? Would you say, "It's awesome Andy! I love my job!" Or would you be more on the side of... "Work Sucks." Insights from Jody Thompson In this episode you'll hear from Jody Thompson, co-author of Why Work Sucks and How to Fix It: The Results-Only Revolution and Why Managing Sucks and How to Fix It: A Results-Only Guide to Taking Control of Work, Not People. Looking for fresh insights on how to look and w...2013-06-2026 min