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2025-11-171h 10
Not Your AdvisorStock Spotlight | Zeta Global Holdings $ZETAThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.notyouradvisor.comPrefaceThe “Stock Spotlight” Series are designed for you to enjoy on your own or with family and kids, making it a fun way to learn about the stock market through fundamental and technical analysis.The premium Study Guide is another great resource for family learning. Enjoy!The NotebookLM discussion is available to all subscribers, both free and paid. Stock charts and analysis are exclusive to Premium Subscribers.Introduction to the companyTh...
2025-09-1505 min
Horrorwood: True Crime in TinseltownRichard D. May: A Dream Cut ShortRichard D. May was finally living his dream. He had just been cast in a professional production, ready to take the stage in Death of a Salesman at the African-American Shakespeare Company in San Francisco, CA. He had the talent, the drive, and a powerful presence that turned heads. But just hours before opening night, everything changed. This is the story of a rising actor and the heartbreaking twist that came too soon.
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“Pedestrian killed in SF 2-car crash was on his way to fulfilling life dream of being stage actor” by Al...
2025-08-1834 min
The Healthy Mouth Movement PodcastShrinking Faces, Chaotic Brains — How Chewing, Jaw Growth, and Picky Eating Reveal the Bigger PictureHey friends! In this episode, we dove deep into a topic that’s as eye-opening as it is jaw-dropping (pun totally intended 😄): why our kids’ faces are literally shrinking — and what it has to do with chewing, breathing, and brain development. Here’s the truth: crooked teeth and narrow jaws aren't just cosmetic issues — they’re signals. Signals of disrupted airway health, underdeveloped facial muscles, and even poor neurological development. I shared what I’ve learned from experts like Dr. Kevin Boyd, who explains that by age seven, 80% of the craniofacial structure is already formed. And if we wait unt...
2025-05-1922 min
'JR Sunday with Mark HollisHigh End Watches and GiftsApril 27, 2025 ~ Bedrock Manufacturing Chief Marketing Officer Kevin Wertz speaks with Mark about Bedrock's 2 companies, Shinola and Filson. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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2025-04-2710 min
On the Move with Matt PodcastOn The Move with Matt: Avoid Costly Mistakes When Buying Real EstateAvoid costly mistakes when buying real estate! 🚨 Tune in to this episode of the Move With Matt podcast as we talk with Kevin Wertz, co-owner of Quality Title, about safeguarding your biggest investment. Kevin shares valuable insights into the real estate process, the critical role of title companies, and why title insurance is essential for protecting your property and peace of mind.
Join us as Kevin breaks down the four key responsibilities of a title company: researching property titles, facilitating closings, handling disbursements, and issuing insurance policies. Learn how his team's communication-first approach, after-hours closings, and tech-forward systems like Qualia set...
2025-03-2434 min
The Modern Retail PodcastHow Shinola is emphasizing its American design and manufacturing rootsDetroit-based luxury design brand Shinola sells everything from jewelry to bikes to journals. In 2019, it even opened a hotel in downtown Detroit. But the is currently laser-focused on refining the answer to the question, “What’s the first thing you think of when you think of Shinola?” And it wants that to be watches. “We lost that [focus on watches] for a little while,” said Kevin Wertz, CMO at Bedrock, the platform company that owns Shinola. Bedrock also owns the outerwear brand Filson. Shinola, founded in 2011, quickly gained a following because it was bringing manufacturing jobs back to...
2025-02-2030 min
Good Fit CareersKevin Wertz - CEO to CMOKevin Wertz, the former Chief Marketing Officer of the SmileDirectClub, sits down with Ryan to walk through his career, discuss his perspective on marketing, and talk about his approach to hiring and being hired.If you're looking for excellent marketing advice, please connect with Kevin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinwertz/
2024-03-151h 13
Colorado In DepthThe Colorado clerk on trial for the big lie, and what it means for the 2024 electionTina Peters goes on trial in February. The former Mesa County clerk faces criminal charges for using her position overseeing local elections to empower a movement that falsely believes U.S. voting systems are rigged to steal elections. Peters' scheme and her evolution from trusting the election system to trying to subvert it from the inside is a warning sign for 2024.
This is an installment of Colorado in Depth, a podcast of documentary news, investigations and special reporting from CPR News. Follow the show for stories from the plains to the mountain, the Four Corners to the...
2024-01-2248 minThe Healthy Mouth Movement PodcastMyo Munchee - Small Device BIG ImpactThe Myo Munchee is a game-changer in oral health. Created in the '60s by Dr. Kevin Bourke, this medical-grade silicone device targets everything from jaw growth to better breathing. It works by strengthening your oral muscles, helping you chew and breathe more effectively. If you're looking to up your oral health game, adding the Myo Munchee to your routine could be a smart move. But remember, it's not a substitute for regular check-ups or medical advice, especially if you have conditions like TMJ disorders. Always consult with a healthcare provider for a tailored treatment p...
2023-10-0914 min
ParchedA River for the FutureAcross the U.S.-Mexico border, the Colorado River once flowed freely into the ocean. When the freshwater and saltwater met, it created an explosion of life in the desert. But most of that lushness dried up when people used up the river. We meet people who have worked for decades to restore parts of the delta's lost wetlands. They created a historic agreement between the two countries that designates some river water for the environment. That means that sometimes, this dry delta flows with water again, and occasionally, the river meets the ocean. The final installment in our 10...
2023-07-0541 minParchedDesert Farming, DifferentlyCrops like alfalfa that feed cows are the biggest user of the Colorado River, to satisfy our cravings for nachos and burgers. Cutting back on farms' water use is the biggest way we can live in a drier West. One Indigenous farm manager is trying to do it — to grow food with much less water. His story reveals how to get other farms to be more efficient, too, in part by changing what and how they grow. Part 9 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visit cpr.org/parched.
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2023-06-2730 minThe Healthy Mouth Movement PodcastChew On ThisIn this episode, we delve into the intriguing evolution of chewing, also known as mastication, and how it has shaped the human species. We'll uncover the differences between our chewing habits and those of our ancestors, highlighting the insights they offer into human evolution. Our guest expert, Dr. Kevin Boyd, a renowned clinician specializing in pediatric dentistry, human nutrition, and orthodontics, will provide valuable insights into the changes in our masticatory system, diet, and their impact on our craniofacial respiratory complex. If you suspect you have an open bite or are experiencing any related issues, it's best to consult...
2023-06-2620 minParchedWater For PayIf we turned off every tap in every city in the southwest, we still wouldn't solve the Colorado River crisis. That's because 80 percent of the water goes to agriculture — to the lettuce and melons in your produce section, the half-and-half you put in your coffee every morning. Those farmers have some of the preeminent rights to the river. So what if the government paid them to keep their water in the river instead? Part 8 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visit cpr.org/parched.
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2023-06-2036 minParchedThe Cost of Cheap WaterWhat we pay for water doesn't reflect how scarce it is with climate change. Could cities get people to use less water by charging more for it? Decades ago, Tucson did this, and it worked. But the political consequences may have scared off other cities. Now, in an increasingly dire situation along the Colorado River, what if a bunch of cities priced water differently, to change our behavior? Part 7 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visited cpr.org/parched.
Host: Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Written by Rachel Estabrook
2023-06-0631 min
Colorado In DepthHow our wastewater can help the West's water problemsThe idea of drinking recycled wastewater, even if it's highly treated, grossed people out for a long time. But increasingly, it's part of the answer for how we can live in the West as the region and its rivers dry out. This episode goes to two Colorado cities, and a home in California, to show how we can reuse more of the water we already use, to make our Colorado River supplies go further. It's part of the CPR News climate solutions podcast, Parched.
Host: Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Written and reported by Rachel Estabrook
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2023-06-0234 minParchedFlush With OpportunityAmericans flush toilets with water that's good enough to drink. We could cut how much water cities need if we reused that water, or flushed without sapping our fresh mountain supplies. From at-home solutions to citywide scale, wastewater reuse and recycling are gaining momentum, and could be on the verge of a breakthrough. Part 6 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visited cpr.org/parched.
Host: Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Written by Rachel Estabrook
Editors: Erin Jones, Joe Wertz
Production and Mixing: Rebekah Romberg
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2023-05-3033 minParchedHow big a deal is this week's Colorado River deal? (Bonus episode)Across the country, headlines this week touted a "deal" to save the Colorado River. In this bonus episode, we'll break it down: What you need to know, and what it means for the solutions we're exploring on Parched. Come back next week for our regular storytelling about people and places along the river.
Host: Michael Elizabeth Sakas with Ryan Warner
Written by Rachel Estabrook
Editors: Erin Jones and Joe Wertz
Production and mixing: Rebekah Romberg
Theme song by Kibwe Cooper
Artwork: Maria Juliana Pinzón
Executive Producers: Kevin Dale, Brad Turner
2023-05-2412 minColorado In DepthIdeas to save the Colorado RiverToday's episode is an introduction to a CPR News podcast called Parched. Hosted by climate reporter Michael Elizabeth Sakas, it's about how we can continue to live in the American southwest as it dries out. A two decade drought is sapping the Colorado River and other water supplies. But there are things all of us who live in the region can do to control how much this drought changes our lives and landscapes.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visit cpr.org/parched.
Colorado In Depth is a podcast featuring documentary news, i...
2023-05-2331 minParchedViva Las VegasMost people in the West live in cities, and cities can do a lot to change how they use water. We head deep into the glittery, neon heart of Las Vegas. There, under the Bellagio Fountain, we learn that this city of excess is a world leader in water conservation. What is Vegas doing, and how might people who live in other Colorado River cities follow its lead? Part 5 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visited cpr.org/parched.
Host: Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Written by Michael Elizabeth S...
2023-05-1634 minParchedWater, Water EverywhereOn the beach in Southern California, it's easy to look at the Pacific Ocean and wonder what would happen if we could drink it. It's already happening in some places, and others from Arizona to the California coast want to expand desalination. If big cities there use more of the ocean and less of the Colorado River, would that leave more water for the southwest? Part 4 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visited cpr.org/parched.
Host: Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Written by Michael Elizabeth Sakas and Joe W...
2023-05-0930 minParchedThe Boldest Idea Of AllWhat if we could get more water, instead of just living with less? The idea of pulling water from another river, like the Mississippi, has tantalized people in the southwest for decades. We meet a farmer in Arizona who's become today's big champion for this big idea. Also, an engineer in Colorado and someone with an up-close view of the Mississippi explain what it would take to bring more water to the Colorado River states. Part 3 of a 10-part series.
For more CPR News coverage of the Colorado River, visited cpr.org/parched.
Host: Michael E...
2023-05-0226 minParchedThe Last StrawThe U.S. southwest is in a water crisis; it's a front line of climate change. This show takes you to places that rely on the Colorado River, to explore what we can do to ensure life in the region as it dries out. In this first episode, we get high up in the Rocky Mountains to see where our water comes from, and see ground zero for our water problems — the Hoover Dam — where we meet someone who predicted this crisis years before it happened. It's all to answer the question: Just how screwed are we? Part 1 of 10.
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2023-04-1830 min
Talking PrepsReviewing the NCHSAA state quarterfinalsNorth Meck star Isaiah Evans stole the night with a 62-point performance, but Kevin Durant watched a game and Charlotte schools dominated. We react. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2023-03-0156 minThe Healthy Mouth Movement PodcastMyo MuncheeWhat is a Myo Munchee and why would your child need one? Chewing is essential for the growth and development of the jaw, palate, and facial structures in children. Myo Munchee therapy can help people of just about any age who have issues related to underdeveloped oral muscles. It promotes the healthy development of facial muscle strength and encourages nasal breathing. A Myo Munchee device helps you develop better chewing, breathing, sleeping, and other facets of overall health. People of just about any age group starting as young as 18 months, may benefit from using a M...
2022-09-2640 min
The Great Song PodcastGet to You (w Matt Wertz)The Whitney Houston of male singer-songwriters (there's more context in the Patreon version, but that'll do for now) brought us a fire album in 2014 appropriately titled "Heatwave," and the opening track "Get to You" is our focus this week for Modern Men of Pop month. We'll chat with Matt Wertz about insecurity, jorts, and much more.
Oh, and we have an impromptu rap battle.
Join us on PATREON for early access, extended interviews, weekly reaction mini-sodes, full bonus shows, and more ways to be part of the show! patreon.com/greatsongpod
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2022-04-131h 03
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcastBrennan Wertz - Gravel Racer for Pinarello ScuderiaThis week we sit down with rising gravel racing star, Brennan Wertz from the Pinarello Scuderia team. Brennan has been tearing up the Northern California gravel scene in early 2022 with wins at the Grasshopper and Shasta Gravel Hugger. Episode sponsor: The Feed Support the Podcast Join The Ridership Automated Transcription, please excuse the typos: Brennan Wertz - Pinarello [00:00:00] Craig Dalton: Hello, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast, where we go deep on the sport of gravel cycling through in-depth interviews with product designers, event organizers and athletes. Who...
2022-03-1540 min
Colorado In DepthHow the Denver Area's Transit System Took ShapeToday’s episode is a special preview of another CPR News podcast called Ghost Train. Hosted by reporter Nathaniel Minor, it’s about building a greener transportation system in Colorado – and whether the plans of decades ago should still be setting our course for the future. Denver-area taxpayers have made a massive investment in rail transit over the last 17 years. But these billions of dollars have done little to shift how people move around here. Why is that?
You’ll hear the complete first installment of Ghost Train in this episode. To hear the rest of the series f...
2022-02-2534 min
Speaking of CrimeDrone Footage Obtained From Whispering Oaks Wedding | Ep 16For months now family, friends, and people following the case have been urging the public to share Kylen and Crystal's story and reach out to anyone who may have been in Moab in mid-August to share photos or videos that could hold the clues that are needed to solve this horrific crime. But, of course, we never know who has sent anything in and what photos or videos have surfaced – until now. Music in this episode provided by Artlist: Life by Kevin Graham From Root to Crown Seven Chakras by Neo...
2022-01-1240 min
Four Corner AgEp #6 Kevin Ochsner Past National FFA Officer and host of Cattlemen to Cattlemen tv show
2021-02-261h 01
School: After HoursEpisode # 2: Still Connected feat. The Henrico Education FoundationIn this episode, I sit down with Michael Wertz from the Henrico Education Foundation and talk about the community outreach HEF is doing during the pandemic. We also discuss how HEF expanded its reach into afterschool programming and the impact it's having on Henrico County Public Schools. The intro/outro music uses a song from freesound:Hip-Hop Sample (https://freesound.org/people/Creeper_Ciller78/sounds/344995/)Break music is: Crinoline Dreams by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3560-crinoline-dreamsLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Connect With Us
2020-11-1939 min
But it is Rocket ScienceEpisode 19 Gravity Assist Maneuvers: Catching a Free Ride in Space - BIIRS Season 2Have you ever wondered how we can send probes all the way to Mercury? Can a spacecraft catch a free ride in space without using extra fuel? Jupiter flyby is a pretty cool term but what does it mean? To get answers to these questions, tune in to our latest episode that's all about gravity assist maneuvers aka slingshot maneuvers!Music from filmmusic.io"Tyrant" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Henna's Sources:“A Gravity Assist Primer.” NASA Science, https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/basics/primer/.“Delta-v Budget.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 6 Aug. 2020, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del...
2020-09-0958 min
Movie Addict HeadquartersKevin Costner UpdateKevin Costner’s impressive movie career is analyzed by noted film critic John P. McCarthy, award-winning blogger Fausta Rodiguez Wertz and Story Lady Sharon Schafer in this lively discussion. Costner has won two Oscars, two Golden Globes, one Emmy and three People’s Choice awards. He’s currently appearing in the action thriller Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit. Plus, his busy schedule includes four more films to be released this year: Three Days To Kill, Draft Day, McFarland, and Black and White.
With over 50 acting credits listed on the Internet Movie Data Base, Costner has given his fans many hours of enjoymen...
2014-01-281h 01