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SMQBsKobe Bryant Documentary and NBA Insights with ESPN's Jerry BembryIn this episode the guys welcome back Jerry Bembry, a senior writer at ESPN's Anscape and an accomplished documentary director. the episode delves into Bembry's latest documentary, 'Eight on Eight,' which highlights eight remarkable and lesser-known stories about Kobe Bryant's benevolent acts. The discussion covers the inspiration behind the documentary, the selection process for the stories, and the impact of Bryant's acts of kindness. They also discuss current NBA news with Jerry and a few teams and players. They also jump into 'Who Would You Take to the Bar?' and 'Punchable Face of...2025-03-111h 07
Entrepreneurs UnitedEP 213: Live in the Future w/Patrick BryantPatrick Bryant, a serial entrepreneur and CEO of Code/+/Trust, will discuss the rapidly evolving landscape of AI and its implications for businesses. Patrick shares his bold predictions for AI's role in our daily lives five years from now and explains how his company integrates entrepreneurial thinking into software development. The conversation delves into the innovative AI-driven voice agents, the importance of living in the future, and insights from Patrick's Harbor Entrepreneur Center, a hub for nurturing startups. Tune in to discover how entrepreneurs can stay ahead of the curve and strategically leverage AI for business growth.2024-09-3043 min
Inspired Or AcquiredBryant Suellentrop Discusses Selling Part of His CompanyBryant Suellentrop has quickly built a great recruiting agency, Elevate and Delegate, for US companies to hire team members in the Philippines. Clint Fiore gives a valuation for his company, and Bryant discusses the possibility of selling part of his company. Plus we chat about the recent news of another agency Support Shepherd selling and the future of offshoring.Companies mentioned: https://elevateanddelegate.com/https://www.appletreebusiness.com/https://bisonbusiness.com/2024-05-2133 min
Building Business w/ the Mount Pleasant Chamber of CommerceFrom Vision to Victory The Startup Story of Patrick BryantEver wondered how a serial entrepreneur navigates the waters of business creation and cultivates a thriving start-up community? Our latest guest, Patrick Bryant, joins Amanda Bunting Comen and me, Mike Compton, to unravel his entrepreneurial journey and share the wisdom harvested from founding ventures such as Assignment Desk and Code/+/Trust. This episode of the Building Business Podcast is brimming with tales from the trenches of entrepreneurship and the integral role that a supportive community plays in lifting startups from mere concepts to successful enterprises.In our energizing discussion, Patrick shines a light on the Harbor Entrepreneur...2024-05-0747 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 67: The CavalryCavalry played a massive role in the Civil War, frequently depicted in art yet often forgotten in the accounts of great battles between infantry and artillery. However, cavalry performed their difficult duty daily across the country, from the coast of Virginia into the midwest and even to the far-flung southwestern deserts. In this episode we explore the elements which defined this branch of the military. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-10-2428 min
Paranormal: The New NormalHaving Intuitive Visions, Encountering Reptilians, and Meeting Jesus: Just a Day in the Life of a Psychic Medium Ft/ William Patrick, Healer & ReaderWelcome back, this interview is another one I can't wait for you all to hear, I am joined by William Patrick; psychic medium, healer, and reader. I could of talked to this man for hours, such a great conversationalist. We talked about everything from astral projection, angels, tarot, past lives, extraterrestrials, the heavens, and so much more. Enjoy!
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The American Civil War PodcastBonus Episode 8: The Art of StrategyToday’s episode is a short explanation of the strategic layer of the Civil War, breaking down many of the basic challenges that the Union and Confederacy faced. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-10-1223 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 66: The Winter of Our DiscontentGeneral McClellan managed to blame all his woes on General-in-Chief Winfield Scott, leading to his swift takeover of that very rank. Yet when given a chance to lead, McClellan quickly proved unequal to the task.Of the course, the task would have tested the mettle of even the greatest of men, but McClellan’s behavior in the fall and winter of 1861 raise serious questions about his ability and character. Join us for an exploration of a man rapidly making enemies where he ought to have made friends. This is a public episode. If you wo...2023-10-0629 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 65: Burning the Last BridgeTennessee politician John Bell opposed Secession until he didn’t. He discovered, however, that other men were made of sterner stuff. And also, his old friend William “Parson” Brownlow was evidently made from spite and vinegar. Secession and the summer of 1861 divided the two, as it divided Tennessee. And no matter what happened in politics or the papers, other men quietly gathered guns and torches, dead-set on fighting the Confederacy by any means. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substa2023-09-2828 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 64: The Battle of BelmontIn the span of a few months, Ulysses S. Grant went from the Colonel of a regiment marching after shadows to a General launching an attack of his own design against a powerful Confederate fortress. It would take time to grow into the role of the Union’s premier general, but at Belmont, he proved the potential was there.This remarkably change came due to the support of Major General John C. Fremont and Congressman Elihu Washburne. If nothing else, the United States owes both of those men a debt of gratitude for their perception.In...2023-09-2134 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 63: Confederate ArizonaIn July of 1861, a small detachment of Texans decided to conquer half of the New Mexico territory… on paper, anyway. They did manage to conquer the town of Mesilla and defeat a larger Union force in an embarassingly one-sided fight. Lieutenant Colonel John Baylor got to declare the creation of the Confederate Territory of Arizona. Yet he failed to also create the foundation of future success, and set himself on a course of mayhem and murder. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus ep...2023-09-1421 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 62: Troubled WaterIn 1861, Abraham Lincoln declared a blockade against the Confederacy. This was extremely simple in concept and far more difficult in practice. To explain the blockade and blockade-runners, we need to explore law, history, international politics, and even economics. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-09-0725 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 61: Fall of the KingIn 1861 Confederates believed, as an article of faith, that if cotton did not flow across the Atlantic then Great Britain would rush to their aid. As it turned out, the British government disagreed. Confederate envoys could get no more than brief, private hearings. While William Seward and Lord Palmerston fumed at one another, the Confederacy ultimately gained little from its diplomatic efforts. Even the Trent Affair turned barren. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-08-3131 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 60: The Economics of SlaveryJoin us as we explore the economics of slaveholding. Although the matter of money might seem trivial compared to moral questions, the economic view of slavery helps explain many of the choices and problems of Southern society in the Antebellum era. This episode also helps setup our next major topic, the Confederacy’s Cotton Diplomacy strategy, and the Union blockade.Show notes: I apologize as my voice seemed on the brink the entire episode. This show also includes experimental transcript generated by Substack. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss th...2023-08-2534 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 59: The Trials of UlyssesFrom 1852 to 1861, Ulysses Grant experienced near-constant failure and hardship. Even his limited successes seemed to be allowed only so that he would have something more to lose. He saw friends and fellow officers, women and children die in Panama. He lost his money in California, then his Army commission, and perhaps even his self-respect.Yet he never gave up, never quit, and did whatever he found necessary to provide for his family. At the same time, Ulysses Grant never lost his fundamentally good view of human nature and never became embittered by his tough times. He could...2023-08-1749 min
No Bull Business And BrewsEP 84- Patrick Bryant, Founder of Code and Trust: The Agents of ChangeRelationships are everything! They are the foundation of everything that makes every single part of your life work fluidly. In order for them to work, you have to know your unique skill sets, what you bring to the table, and why it’s important to remove yourself from certain relationships if they are to grow. It’s magic when you find the right, like-minded people, and a motivated drive to keep you centered, accountable, and successful. Patrick Bryant, Co-Founder of Code and Trust out of South Carolina, Co-Founder of GoToTeam, and an active serial entrepreneur. His main missio...2023-08-1448 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 58: Who is Captain Grant?Lieutenant Grant accompanied Winfield Scott’s invasion of Veracruz. In the following year he found himself doing every job imaginable except fighting, until the battles at Molino del Rey and Garita de San Cosme. For his effective and inventive decisions under pressure, he received two promotions. Upon returning to the United States, Ulysses rushed off to get married - and that was only the beginning of his troubles… This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-08-1035 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 57: Who Is Lieutenant Grant?In 1846, young Acting Second Lieutenant Grant found himself swept up in the great war of American expansion with Mexico. The boy, who never meant to become a soldier, became a man who never meant to become a fighter. Yet in the early battles under General Taylor, Grant found himself in the thick of the fight more than once. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-08-0324 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 56: Who Is Hiram Grant?This is part 1 of a three-part series on the life of Ulysses S. Grant.Hiram Grant didn’t start life with his more famous name. And unlike many other famous commanders from the war, he found himself driven by events rather than driving them. Join us as we explore the humble origins of a legendary leader. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-07-2742 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 55: The Second Rise and Fall of FremontThe ever-erratic John C. Fremont, Pathfinder of the West, created for himself one of the wildest careers in American history. When he came to lead the Union efforts in the key theater of Missouri in 1861, he changed not one bit. The result was an intricate story of political tennis culminating in another strange episode of a life filled with strange episodes. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-07-2131 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 54: The Woes of Joe JohnstonIn the late summer and fall of 1861, Joe Johnston confronted a host of problems. Few of them involved the Yankees in McClellan’s rapidly-growing army across the river. Instead, his often-difficult relationships with Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, General Beauregard, and other men under the Confederate flag took center stage. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-07-1333 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 53: Who is Joe Johnston?Join as we explore the life and times of Joseph Eggleston Johnston, all at once a serious, friendly, difficult, courageous, annoying, loyal, adventurous man. He managed to join most of American’s fights after attending West Point, and would go on to become the very first West Pointer to ever attain a General’s rank. Yet he gave it all up to go South. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-07-0738 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 52: Pride Goeth BeforeOn November 1st, 1861, McClellan seemingly enjoyed a moment of unmatched triumph. He accepted the position of General-in-Chief of the United States Army. Behind this lay a great deal of hard work managing the Army of the Potomac. Yet also, his road had been smoothed, not with battlefield glory, but political machinations. And his rise was General Winfield Scott’s fall. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-06-2924 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 51: The Battle of Ball's BluffToday’s episode is about the human cost of war, whether in terms of death, wounds, capture, glory or disgrace. It is about how war reaches out and touches the lives of men and women very from the fighting. And it is about a bloody, pointless little scrape called Ball’s Bluff. There, in October of 1861, a Union reconnaissance effort came to grief near the town of Leesburg, Virginia. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-06-2228 min
Office Hours with David MeltzerPatrick Bryant, Ken Rusk, Seth GoroffPatrick BryantHe is a serial entrepreneur, professional speaker, and co-founder / CEO of the Charleston-based software product agency CODE/+/TRUST. After co-founding his first company Go To Team, the largest staff video crew provider in the U.S., and taking it to 20 offices around the US 25 years ago, his bio since then is a steady stream of starting new businesses in media, rolling papers, and software. In total he’s launched 6 (& counting) multi-million dollar companies, some in less than 2 years time.Ken RuskHe never went to college. Instead, he made goals, planned, an...2023-06-2140 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 50: The Battle of Cheat MountainIn the late summer of 1861, Robert E. Lee sort-of received his first field command in western Virginia. The only problems were that he had no authority to tell anyone what to do, and two of the men who did hated one another. The result was another humiliating Confederate failure in the breakaway region. And yet Gen. Lee managed to escape with no consequences for his later career. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-06-1524 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 49: The Trent AffairOn November 8th, 1861, Captain Charles Wilkes of the United States Navy decided to seize passengers the RMS Trent, a British mail-carrier steamship. This act of blind hubris nearly forced Abraham Lincoln and Lord Palmerston, the British Prime Minister, on a collision course of nationalistic pride neither man wanted. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-06-0828 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 48: Battle of Port RoyalIn November of 1861 the Union Navy went on the attack again, expanding their toehold on the Carolina coastline into a foothold. In the end, the brief fight would prove the simple part. Union control over Hilton Head and Port Royal would create new social and cultural challenges in addition to military results. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-06-0122 minOffice Hours with David MeltzerBrian Eliott, Patrick BryantBrain Eliott [0:00]Brian Eliott, founder of the think tank Future Forum, believes that culture is more important than strategy when it comes to achieving success in the technology industry. With over 25 years of experience building high-performance teams and products that people love, Eliott now works as an advisor, speaker, and advocate for developing better ways of working together for people and organizations. He emphasizes that success in this century comes down to people, such as attracting and retaining diverse talent, aligning them against a common purpose that engages them fully, and enabling them to act with agility...2023-05-2241 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 47: The Use of WeaponsMost infantryman of the Civil War spent weeks or months on the parade-ground learning how to fight in the prescribed Army fashion. So what did they learn, and why was the military so darn particular about the details? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-05-1827 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 46: The Republic Strikes BackFollowing a string of defeats in 1861, the Union Army went to rebuilding and recovery. The Union Navy had no such need. Instead, they began an independent plan to cut off the Confederacy’s economic arteries and slowly blockade her ports. The first target would become Hatteras Inlet, North Carolina. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-05-1121 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 45: Arms And The ManIn the decade or so before the Civil War, small changes in the technology of the infantry led to a radical strengthening of their impact on the battlefield. Join as we explore this transformation, as well as the direct response of cavalry and artillery to the newfound power of the rifle. The proudest horse soldier and the best-trained artilleryman would quickly come to respect the common infantry. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-05-0435 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 44: Lyon's PideJuly and August brought radical changes to the Missouri front. Sterling Price desperately sought aid from the Confederacy, and then to turn on Union General Lyon. Nathaniel Lyon, seeing himself hugely outnumbered, embarked on a risky offensive strategy. The resulting battle would be decided at Wilson’s Creek. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-04-2724 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 43: Who is McClellan?George Brinton McClellan led an eventful life long before he rose to command the burgeoning Army of the Potomac. Who was this man, what shaped him, and why did he make the choices he made? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-04-2036 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 42: It Was Not OverThis episode explores some of the events and changes that The Battle of Bull Run, or Manassas as the Confederacy called it. Within days, Lincoln became intent on building up a new, far more powerful force. And to lead it, he called into service one General George McClellan. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-04-1421 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 41: An Inglorious FlightIrvin McDowell launched his men into battle across Bull Run creek on July 21st of 1861. Everyone, North of South, Unionist or Confederate, believed this would decide everything. But, it was not over. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-04-0645 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 40: The Road to Bull RunLess than thirty miles separates Washington from Manassas Junction. It would take Irvin McDowell a week and two hundred casualties just to reach it. When Union men marched to the first great battle of the war, it seemed that everything went wrong. As it turned out, they didn’t know the half of it.This episode cover the prelude to Bull Run. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-03-3038 min
The Official Do Good Better PodcastMaking Better Choices With Common Decency Expert & Author Colleen Doyle Bryant | The Official Do Good Better Podcast #291Today's Five-Star Guest is Colleen Doyle Bryant, Common Decency Expert & Author, who shares her unique insights into etiquette, making good choices & being kind to each other. Her latest book is Rooted in Decency: Finding inner peace in a world gone sideways.Colleen Doyle Bryant is the author of five books and more than 50 learning resources about making good choices for the right reasons. Her Talking with Trees series for elementary students and Truth Be Told series for teens are used in curricula to teach good character traits and social...2023-03-2337 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 39: The Appalachian WarIn a campaign spanning less than three months at the dawn of the Civil War, one George Brinton McClellan rose to becomes the nation’s second soldier and helped rewrite the map of Virginia. It was a stunningly-quick achievement, and also a testament to the utter lack of support for the Confederacy in this region. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-03-2232 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 38: The Battle of Big BethelJune of 1861 saw a further ramp-up in hostilities. In Virginia, the Union attempted to secure a larger zone of control around its power centers. But Secessionists wouldn’t go quietly, and the results became first martyr and the first battle. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-03-1623 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 37: Contraband!In May of 1861, the newly-minted Major General Benjamin Butler took command of the defenses at Fort Monroe. Almost immediately, he found an opportunity to involve himself in devising a new anti-slavery policy. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-03-0923 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 36: The Fall of NorfolkIn April of 1861, the United States Navy lost control of perhaps its most valuable base: the Gosport Naval Yard, located at Norfolk, Virginia. Bungling, hesitation, and fear led to a series of crucial mistakes. Join us to explore the key events, as well as a (very) quick overview of American naval history, finishing with the Union response to the fall of the Norfolk. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-03-0221 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 35: Lyon's RoarAs Lincoln felt a rising tide of Secession beginning to strangle Maryland, so too the state of Missouri. faced its own desperate challenge. Yet Congressman Francis Blair and Captain Nathaniel Lyon quickly faced down the Confederates and secure and early victory for the Union. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-02-2324 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 34: Fire in the RearThe Union mobilization did not occur without controversy even amid widespread unity of purpose between Democrats and Republicans. But a riot in Baltimore led to Americans killing one another in the streets and a near-uprising in Maryland. Within days, it reshaped Lincoln’s agenda and sparked further political change. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-02-1623 min
Communal / SOCO ShowPatrick BryantPatrick is a serial entrepreneur, a lot of people say that, but he truly is one. He leads from both his head and his heart and I have loved every conversation i've had with him since connecting at last year's Growth Summit here in Columbia, SC. Patrick has a ton of experience leading businesses of all kinds and shares some deep knowledge for all of us in this conversation.About Patrick LinkedIn Instagram Facebook LinkPatrick Bryant is a co-founder of Code/+/Trust software development firm in Charleston, SC. After co-founding his first company, Go To...2023-02-1549 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 33: Amateur HourJoin us for an exploration of the change from militia to professional armies in an American context, as well as what all those officer ranks and unit strengths actually mean. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-02-0935 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 32: The Geography of ConflictWhere was the war actually fought? In this, we can look to the physical spaces occupied by the Confederacy. This episode attempts to define the most significant attributes of that geography, leading to a brief explanation of General Winfield Scott’s Anaconda Plan. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-02-0124 min
The American Civil War PodcastThe House, DividedThe fall of Fort Sumter would propel more states out of the Union. The tide of disunion appeared unstoppable. Where would it all end?As it turned out, it ended rather quickly, when the Border States stopped short of Secession. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2023-01-1818 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 30: Fort SumterIn April of 1861, the eyes of all the states turned towards a little-known fortification in Charleston harbor known as Sumter. On that site everything came to tense standoff. Union against Confederate, ambition against loyalty, treason against fidelity. Many men tried to avoid the shedding of blood, yet in the end all their efforts only made the clash inevitable. Or perhaps it was simply that even the most zealous advocates for peace could not avert the desire of others for war. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or...2023-01-1037 min
The American Civil War PodcastBonus Episode: Lincoln's Inaugural AddressLincoln delivered his Inaugural Address under difficult circumstances, but his message bears a careful look. Few Presidents have ever included quite sort of dive into Constitutional authority, nor walked such a fine line in doing so. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2022-12-2926 min
The American Civil War PodcastBonus Episode: The CornerstoneTo all listeners, The episode examines the Cornerstone Speech, an infamously racist revelation of the gruesome reality behind the Confederacy. Unfortunately, there is no way to properly explain the speech without directly examining the words of Alexander Stephens in detail. Although I am deeply uncomfortable with repeating them, an honest examination of the Confederacy and the true ideology that lay behind requires an understanding of his words. The language, though antiquated, was not considered especially offensive at the time. The ideas behind the words, however, are intensely troubling. Use your own judgment regarding this episode. 2022-12-1526 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 29: The Inauguration of A. LincolnBetween his election and and inauguration, Abraham Lincoln had many preparations to complete. When South Carolina finally bit the bullet after decades of Secessionist threats, it up-ended the politics of a nation. Lincoln, however, affected little concern in public. Yet behind the scenes he immediately began to devise a strategy for resolving it. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2022-12-0824 min
The American Civil War PodcastBonus Episode: The Inaugural Address of Jefferson Davis This short episode will look at the inaugural address as delivered by Confederate President Jefferson Davis in 1861. This speech is important for two primary reasons. It reveals much about Confederate goals with regards to several major groups, but also what Davis chooses not to say in what would have been a defining moment. Some parts of the speech are recouted in this episode. As with all of this series, please do not confuse analysis with either symapthy or endorsement. It is historically important to understand what major figures such Jefferson Davis were thinking, saying, and doing. The...2022-11-2420 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 28: President Jefferson Davis For most of his life, Jefferson Davis was an honourable American soldier, a diligent planter, a brave leader and even a loving husband. Despite a roguish streak in his youth and a brief dalliance with radical politics, he settled into becoming a respected Mississippi politician. Even the Presidency itself might not lie beyond his reach, given his talents. In 1861, however, Davis suddenly found himself Presidency of a new would-be nation. In this episode we’ll trace the outline of his life, and briefly explore the strange Confederate convention which placed Jefferson Davis at the center of events. No...2022-11-1724 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 27: The Secession CrisisOn December 9th, 1860, a gathering of South Carolinians declared themselves separated from the United States. The event itself was not especially dramatic or glorious. Yet it would herald a wave of revolution as fear, excitement, and greed overcame loyalty. It was at once John C. Calhoun’s grim revenge, and also the first stirrings of the downfall of everything he held dear. It was caused by the desire for slavery then and forever, and it would eventually prove its undoing. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or ge...2022-11-1023 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 26: King Cotton and the Fire EatersToday we explore the questions about where Secessionism came from, why Southern slaveholders began to lean towards ever-more radical political designs, and how Calhounist ideology spread. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2022-11-0330 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 25: The Revolution of 1860The Democrats fatally split their votes in 1860, but they might have failed to defeat the Republicans anyway. Although not always in charge, the party of Madison, Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Polk and Pierce had overcome challenge after challenge and usually came away victorious. But John C. Calhoun sowed the poisonous roots of separatism and idealized slavery, and these finally broke free a decade after his passing. Even at the time, people knew something had just fundamentally changed. They did not realize how right they were. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this...2022-10-2821 min
Gray Beard Chronicles PodcastInvesting in Precious Metals 101 with Industry Expert Patrick YipThe Gray Beards venture into a topic area not yet explored... Investing in precious metals. Fortunately we are led on this learning journey by industry expert Patrick Yip. Join us for this informative and entertaining conversation with Patrick! Enjoy!!!2022-10-2648 min
Fascinating EntrepreneursGrow, Scale, and Innovate Your Business with Start-Up Leader Patrick Bryant Ep. 92Patrick Bryant is serial entrepreneur, professional speaker, and co-founder and CEO of Charleston-based software product agency CODE/+/TRUST. After co-founding his first company Go To Team, the largest staff video crew provider in the U.S., and taking it to 20 offices around the US 25 years ago, his bio is then a steady stream of starting new businesses in media, rolling papers, and software. As a serial entrepreneur, he continues to start and invest in new startups including, Teamphoria (human resource engagement software), Event.Gives (fundraising event software), Crew Mama (crew production directory software) & Shine Rolling Papers. All t...2022-10-2525 min
Smart Business Revolution | Turn Relationships into Revenues | Networking | More Clients | Relationship AdvicePatrick Bryant | How To Make Your Clients SuccessfulPatrick Bryant is the Co-founder and CEO of Code/+/Trust, a software development firm with offices in Washington, DC, and Charleston, South Carolina. As a serial entrepreneur, Patrick invests in new startups including, Teamphoria, Event.Gives, ADesk, and Shine Rolling Papers. He is recognized as a Liberty Fellow by Wofford College, a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network, and a Riley Fellow granted by Furman University. In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, John Corcoran interviews Patrick Bryant, the Co-founder and CEO of Code/+/Trust, about how to make your clients successful. Patrick talks...2022-10-2408 min
The American Civil War PodcastBonus Episode: Living in ChainsIn this episode we explore the experience of slavery in a different way, focusing on the most powerfully-distinctive aspects of the peculiar institution especially as practiced on plantations. Although the discussion is not explicit, varied examples of violence and abuse as real events are brought up. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2022-10-1926 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 24: The RailsplitterFrom the failure of 1858, Lincoln had nowhere to go but up. So he decided to jump from private legal practice to Presidential candidate. It was the logical move. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uscivilwar.substack.com2022-10-1121 min
The American Civil War PodcastEpisode 23: A Slip And Not a FallBefore Kansas-Nebraska, Abraham Lincoln was a political nobody. Afterwards, he found his career and influence accelerating along with the fast-growing Republican party. Within two years, he went from a former Representative years past his political career, to aiming squarely at the mighty throne of Stephen Douglas himself.By way of a correction which I discovered too late, at 17:35 I inadvertently said that Lincoln laid out candidates for each state. This is obviously wrong. He set up candidates for each state “seat”. I apologize for the error. This is a public episode. If you would like...2022-10-0529 min
INspired INsider PodcastWhy Grow? With Patrick Bryant, Will Scott, and Kris Kluver of The 3 Growth GuysPatrick Bryant is a driven leader of startups with one primary focus: to build products that people love. He knows the secret to grow multimillion-dollar companies (he's grown six). Patrick is the “grow your business” guy who teaches the three-part framework that fast-growing companies use to craft products and services made for growth. He is also the CEO and Co-founder of the CODE/+/TRUST software development firm with offices in Washington, DC and Charleston, South Carolina. Will Scott is a self-proclaimed “culture czar” who is passionate about creating environments where people thrive on being the best they can be...2022-09-2907 min
Seek Go Create - The Leadership Journey for Christian Entrepreneurs and Faith-Driven LeadersTricks of the Trade: How to Level Up In Digital Entrepreneurship with Patrick BryantBeing an entrepreneur can mean different things for many people. At its core, an entrepreneur creates something out of an idea that eventually surpasses its original vision. There isn't a specific catch-all formula, but there are common denominators essential to a business’s success. For instance, you cannot grow your business to its full potential without innovation. Sustainability and scalability are also crucial factors.In this episode, Tim talks to Patrick Bryant, a serial entrepreneur and the CEO of CODE/+/TRUST. He talks about his background and how his passion for startups has turned into a lifelong ca...2022-08-291h 02
Win Today#53 | Grow Big & Give Back: How To Succeed As An Entrepreneur Over And Over Ft. Patrick BryantSend us a textPatrick Bryant knows a thing or two about what it takes to succeed as an entrepreneur. As a serial entrepreneur, he has developed a winning formula for creating and scaling businesses that create massive impact. Start-Ups are his passion and his sport. Give him a blank sheet of paper and he will turn it into something great!Patrick details his entrepreneurial journey and his keys to success. He truly cares about his people and gives them the autonomy to think and operate as entrepreneurs, and he's engaged in each of his b...2022-07-191h 05
The $100 MBA ShowMBA2053 Guest Teacher – Patrick Bryant – How to Use Scale and Innovation to Grow CompaniesHow big could your business grow?
The decisions you make now can put a ceiling on your growth potential, or make the sky the limit. It all depends on whether you build for scalability and innovation.
Today, we have a lesson from a special guest teacher on how to do exactly that.
Whether you’re just starting your business, or you want to unleash its fullest potential, this episode can help. Patrick Bryant is a serial entrepreneur and cofounder of Code + Trust. In this lesson, Patrick explains how to think about growth in a...2022-05-2321 min
Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech LeadersS6 Bonus: Patrick Bryant, CODE + TRUSTPatrick Bryant lives in Charleston, South Carolina, and splits time in Washington, DC. He loves entrepreneurship, and believes it is the number one change agent in the world. He is involved in multiple communities around the topic - Startup Grind, EO, and he founded the Harbor Entrepreneur Center. Scuba diving is the thing that takes his mind off all things though, given you are 100 feet under the water, and have to focus. He is excited to go dive with the sharks soon, and he also enjoys the beaches and being in the sunshine.Prior to his current...2022-05-1836 minNo Bull Business And BrewsEP 50- Patrick Bryant, Serial Software Entrepreneur: The Change Agent- In Code We TrustRelationships are everything! They are the foundation of everything that makes every single part of your life work fluidly. In order for them to work, you have to know your unique skill sets, what you bring to the table, and why it’s important to remove yourself from certain relationships if they are to grow. It’s magic when you find the right, like-minded people, and a motivated drive to keep you centered, accountable, and successful. Patrick Bryant, Co-Founder of Code and Trust out of South Carolina, Co-Founder of GoToTeam, and an active serial entrepreneur. His main missio...2022-05-0948 min
Lead the Team (Top 2% of Podcasts)Should You Become an Entrepreneur? - CEO and Founder, Patrick Bryant of Code + TrustDo you have what it takes to become an entrepreneur? It's a question that many leaders inside organizations ponder for years. Just because you've led a team and managed a P&L, does that mean you'll be successful starting and growing a business from scratch?In this interview you'll discover three questions you should answer BEFORE becoming an entrepreneur.I hosted, Patrick Bryant, a serial entrepreneur, professional speaker, and co-founder and CEO of Charleston-based software product agency CODE/+/TRUST.After co-founding his first company Go To Team, the largest staff video crew provider...2022-04-2656 min
Miltrick MediaEP 23 | Oscar BryantOscar Bryant is a Rock Singer-Songwriter and Producer from Manchester, United Kingdom. Fresh off of the release of his debut LP "Bluebirds" Oscar dived into the creative process behind his new record. He made the album over the last year with writing partner Harry Ackerman. Oscar talked about how two of his biggest influences as a songwriter and performer are George Harrison and David Bowie. His recent music has been heavily inspired by Classic Rock and Folk Rock and he talked about his production style and his journey as a music producer. Later on in the episode, we talked...2022-04-2045 min
On The Rocks with Joe WarrenEpisode 19: On The Rocks with Patrick BryantThis week, Joe sits down with Patrick Bryant. Patrick is a serial entrepreneur who is known throughout the southeast for his energy and business acumen. He runs multiple companies and is the founder of the Harbor Entrepreneur Center, which is an incubator that has helped multiple businesses launch in Charleston, SC.2022-04-1456 min
TOTs PodcastPatrick Bryant : Switch It UpPatrick Bryant is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO of Code & Trust. He has started numerous companies in many different industries, from gold rolling papers to Software development.
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The Alcohol ReThink Podcast with Patrick Fox44. The Impact of Alcoholic Parents with Shanenn BryantIn this week’s episode of The Alcohol ReThink Podcast Patrick is joined by Shanenn Bryant. Shanenn is a certified Life Coach and host of the podcast: Your Top Self. As an adult child of an alcoholic, she has a unique experience to share with us during this episode.
During this episode, Shanenn shares her experience of growing up in a household where her father was an alcoholic and how it impacted her as she got older.
Some of the other topics we covered during this call are:
- How as children we can...2022-03-2635 min
That Gives Me AnxietySocial Anxiety with Fallon R. Goodman, PhD and Comedian, Actress Emma BryantIt would be hard to find someone who hasn't felt social anxiety at some point in their lives. Join Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) as he speaks with comedian, actress Emma Bryant about how social anxiety has affected their lives and Fallon R. Goodman, PhD about ways to understand and hopefully alleviate that anxiety!How to support the show!Buy Me a Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/givesmeanxietyInstacart:Instacart.oloiyb.net/AnxietyMy Software Tutor - Promo Code pod20 for 20 percent offhttps://mysoftwaretutor.com/The Cardist...2022-03-021h 15