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Follow Your Dream - Music And Much More!Eddie Barbash - Renowned Saxophonist. Founding Member Of Stephen Colbert's Late Show Band; Member of Cory Wong's Wongnotes Band. Played With Jon Batiste, Vulfpeck, Yo-Yo Ma!Eddie Barbash is a renowned saxophonist. He was a founding member of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show band and he’s currently a member of Cory Wong’s Wongnotes band. He’s featured on the Oscar and Grammy winning soundtrack of “Soul”. He’s headlined at the Newport, New Orleans and Umbria Jazz Festivals. He’s played with Chico Hamilton, Jon Batiste, Vulfpeck and Yo-Yo Ma. And he’s released four albums.My featured song is “The One I’m Not Supposed To See” from the album It’s Alive by my band, Project Grand Slam.. Spotify link....2024-12-1832 min
The Economic Pulse: Insights for SuccessOhio's Economic Development Approach: Mark Barbash - Aug. 23, 2024Mark Barbash discussed Ohio’s aggressive and comprehensive approach to economic development and the state’s economic development training and certification program.
Hosts:
Tina Mengine - CEO of Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Laith Wardi - President & Founder of ExecutivePulse2024-08-2948 min
The Long Island History ProjectEpisode 180: Larry Samuel and Making Long IslandLarry Samuel is an author and historian whose latest book looks at the development of Long Island throughout the 20th Century. It was a time of land speculation and rapid growth as real estate developers and their syndicates turned the fields and farms of Nassau and Suffolk Counties into residential neighborhoods. We discuss the role of Robert Moses in abetting this transformation as well as the high (and low) water mark of William Levitt's Levittown that attracted crowds of white homeowners while excluding Blacks in the 1950s. Throughout the book, Larry tracks the Island's social and economic l...2023-09-2444 minThe Long Island History ProjectEpisode 180: Larry Samuel and Making Long IslandLarry Samuel is an author and historian whose latest book looks at the development of Long Island throughout the 20th Century. It was a time of land speculation and rapid growth as real estate developers and their syndicates turned the fields and farms of Nassau and Suffolk Counties into residential neighborhoods. We discuss the role of Robert Moses in abetting this transformation as well as the high (and low) water mark of William Levitt's Levittown that attracted crowds of white homeowners while excluding Blacks in the 1950s. Throughout the book, Larry tracks the Island's social and economic l...2023-09-2444 min
Econ Dev Show Podcast - Economic DevelopmentAttracting Young People to the Profession of Economic Development with Mark BarbashMark Barbash has been in economic development since 1981. Today, he spends a lot of time trying to improve the profession, bring more young people into the economic development, and figuring out how to grow the profession for the future.
Mark is currently the founder and Director of the Ohio Economic Development Institute, the professional development program for the Ohio Economic Development Association. The Institute provides education and training in both basic and intensive economic and community development.
Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps! Special Guest: Mark Ba...2022-09-1234 min
Growing with PurposeAngela Barbash: Empowerment Through Financial LiteracyOn this episode of the Growing With Purpose podcast, Paul Spiegelman talks with Angela Barbash, CEO of Revalue Investing, a values-based investment advisory firm. She is also a current participant in the Small Giants Leadership Academy as well as a recipient of our inaugural LIFT scholarship.
For Angela, all roads lead to making an impact. Growing up, she observed how her separated parents both struggled financially to navigate a society that didn’t allow them access to resources or knowledge. This, along with her love for math and the stories from her activist grandmother, Maria Elena Lucas, set...2021-10-2746 min
Book Lounge by LibbyEp. #288 -- December's Biggest BooksDecember is right around the corner and Jill and Adam are here with their top picks for next month! Books mentioned in this episode: Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield Born to be Posthumous by Mark Dery Pandemic by Robin Cook The Dakota Winters by Tom Barbash Art Matters by Neil Gaiman and Chris Riddell We are the Nerds by Christine Lagorio-Chafkin The Noma Guide to Fermentation Guide by Rene Redzepi The Mansion by Ezekiel Boone Light Years by Kass Morgan The Disasters by MK En...2018-11-2933 min
Impact Lenders PodcastEpisode 12 – Changes in the Small Business Lending LandscapeMark Barbash joins the impact lenders podcast to talk about the changing landscape of the small business lending sector, and how impact lenders can best respond to it. The declining number of community banks and the proliferation of online lenders has shifted the small business lending environment dramatically. Impact lenders need to understand these market […]2018-10-2419 minImpact Lenders PodcastEpisode 12 – Changes in the Small Business Lending LandscapeMark Barbash joins the impact lenders podcast to talk about the changing landscape of the small business lending sector, and how impact lenders can best respond to it. The declining number of community banks and the proliferation of online lenders has shifted the small business lending environment dramatically. Impact lenders need to understand these market […]2018-10-2419 min
Chat 10 Looks 3Ep 56: Nose Snorting With The ThespiansRecorded backstage at the Sydney Writers Festival. Sales and Crabb dissect the history of Donald Trump's hair and how it feels to 'witter' away at one of your favourite authors. There is a sweet anecdote about Roger Moore, plus discussion about John McCain and how nostalgia has become a refuge. • The 100 greatest descriptions of Donald Trump's hair ever written - by Monica Hesse (Washington Post; 2016 Jun 2) • My writing day - by Anne Enright (The Guardian; 2016 Apr 23) • Sydney Writers Festival 2017 Opening Night: Brit Bennett, Anne Enright and George Saunders - 22-28 May 2017 • Man shares heartwarming childhood memory o...2017-05-3132 min
Chat 10 Looks 3Ep 56: Nose Snorting With The ThespiansRecorded backstage at the Sydney Writers Festival. Sales and Crabb dissect the history of Donald Trump's hair and how it feels to 'witter' away at one of your favourite authors. There is a sweet anecdote about Roger Moore, plus discussion about John McCain and how nostalgia has become a refuge.
• The 100 greatest descriptions of Donald Trump's hair ever written - by Monica Hesse (Washington Post; 2016 Jun 2)
• My writing day - by Anne Enright (The Guardian; 2016 Apr 23)
• Sydney Writers Festival 2017 Opening Night: Brit Bennett, Anne Enright and George Saunders - 22-28 May 2017
• Man shares heartwarming childhood memory of Roger Moore : Marc Haynes a...2017-05-3132 min