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The Seed FieldTherapists Are Using Creative Writing to Treat Complex PTSD—and Build ResilienceTherapy is so often based around conversation and storytelling that it’s been called “the talking cure.” But recently, mental health professionals have been finding healing power in asking their clients to write down their stories. Can keeping a journal, writing a memoir, or otherwise engaging in “expressive writing” help heal the wounds in our minds? In this conversation with Stephen Southern we talk about trauma, complex PTSD, and whether expressive writing” might offer effective treatment that not only heals past wounds but protects against future ones.– – –Visit Antioch’s website to learn more about the programs Stephen...
2025-04-0237 min
The Jack Bosch Show082: The Secrets of Note Buying with Fred Moskowitz // Jack Bosch ShowIn this insightful episode, we dive deep into the world of note investing with expert Fred Moskowitz. This episode covers essential strategies for navigating the secondary mortgage market and understanding the differences between residential, land, and commercial notes. Fred breaks down the benefits of passive vs. active note investing, how to evaluate risk, and how different factors—like loan-to-value ratios and down payments—affect the quality of notes. We also discuss how investors can tap into non-traditional markets, such as owner-financed notes and land deals, for potentially higher yields. - Fred's Websit...
2024-09-2646 min
Gator GabVOICES OF GAYNOR: Emma Moskowitz '07In this "Voices of Gaynor" bonus episode, Gaynor's Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement Tia Murkison speaks with Emma Moskowitz, Class of 2007, about her time at Gaynor and the advice she has for current students. Originally aired: Season 3, Episode 17 of Stephen Gaynor School's Gator Gab podcast.
2024-03-2104 min
Gator GabS3 E17: February 2 - 9, 2024In This Episode: Summer Camp preview, PA Bake Sale, Spirit Week, Parenting Teenagers talk, and an interview with Gaynor alum Emma Moskowitz '07!
2024-02-0107 min
Hematologic Oncology UpdateRecent Advances and Future Directions in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and Lymphomas — With Dr Danielle Brander and Craig Moskowitz (Proceedings from a Symposium in Partnership with NCOA and SCOS)Proceedings from a daylong symposium hosted in partnership with North Carolina Oncology Association and the South Carolina Oncology Society, featuring key clinical presentations and papers in breast cancer, gastrointestinal cancers, genitourinary cancers, chronic lymphocytic leukemia and lymphomas, gynecologic cancers and lung cancer. Featuring perspectives from Drs Tanios Bekaii-Saab, Michael Birrer, Danielle Brander, Harold Burstein, Ibiayi Dagogo-Jack, Virginia Kaklamani, Stephen Liu, Ursula Matulonis, Rutika Mehta, Craig Moskowitz, Daniel Petrylak and Sandy Srinivas.
2023-03-1759 min
Lung Cancer UpdateRecent Advances and Future Directions in Lung Cancer — With Dr Ibiayi Dagogo-Jack and Stephen Liu (Proceedings from a Symposium in Partnership with NCOA and SCOS)Proceedings from a daylong symposium hosted in partnership with North Carolina Oncology Association and the South Carolina Oncology Society, featuring key clinical presentations and papers in breast cancer, gastrointestinal cancers, genitourinary cancers, chronic lymphocytic leukemia and lymphomas, gynecologic cancers and lung cancer. Featuring perspectives from Drs Tanios Bekaii-Saab, Michael Birrer, Danielle Brander, Harold Burstein, Ibiayi Dagogo-Jack, Virginia Kaklamani, Stephen Liu, Ursula Matulonis, Rutika Mehta, Craig Moskowitz, Daniel Petrylak and Sandy Srinivas.
2023-03-1759 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsArtificial Intelligence, Deepmind & Social Change, with Julien CornebiseProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!This episode will show you different sides of the tech world. The one where you research and apply algorithms, where you get super excited about image recognition and AI-generated art. And the one where you support social change actors — aka the “AI for Good” movement.My guest for this episode is, quite naturally, Julien Cornebise. Julien is an Honorary Associate Professor at UCL. He was an early researcher at DeepMind where he designed its early algorithms. He then worked as a Dire...
2022-11-141h 05Learning Bayesian StatisticsArtificial Intelligence, Deepmind & Social Change, with Julien CornebiseProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!This episode will show you different sides of the tech world. The one where you research and apply algorithms, where you get super excited about image recognition and AI-generated art. And the one where you support social change actors — aka the “AI for Good” movement.My guest for this episode is, quite naturally, Julien Cornebise. Julien is an Honorary Associate Professor at UCL. He was an early researcher at DeepMind where he designed its early algorithms. He then worked as a Dire...
2022-11-141h 05
Practical Tax with Steve Moskowitz#53 | Understanding Profits and Guiding Your Business Through a Recession Feat. Rocky Lalvani & Stephen PattersonRocky Lalvani joins us to discuss the ironic twist that businesses need to focus more on profits and Stephen Patterson tells us how to guide your business through a recession.
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Intro:
Welcome to the Practical Tax podcast, with tax attorney Steve Moskowitz. The Practical Tax podcast is brought to you by Moskowitz, LLP, a tax law firm.
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The information contained in this podcast is based upon information available as of date of recording and will not be updated for changes in law regulation. Any information is not to be considered tax advice or legal advice and does...
2022-11-1033 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsTeaching Bayes for Biology & Biological Engineering, with Justin BoisProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Back in 2016, when I started dedicating my evenings and weekends to learning how to code and do serious stats, I was a bit lost… Where do I start? Which language do I pick? Why are all those languages just named with one single letter??Then I found some stats classes by Justin Bois — and it was a tremendous help to get out of that wood (and yes, this was a pun). I really loved Justin’s teaching because he was making...
2022-10-221h 05Learning Bayesian StatisticsTeaching Bayes for Biology & Biological Engineering, with Justin BoisProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Back in 2016, when I started dedicating my evenings and weekends to learning how to code and do serious stats, I was a bit lost… Where do I start? Which language do I pick? Why are all those languages just named with one single letter??Then I found some stats classes by Justin Bois — and it was a tremendous help to get out of that wood (and yes, this was a pun). I really loved Justin’s teaching because he was making...
2022-10-221h 05
Learning Bayesian StatisticsWhy, When & How to use Bayes Factors, with Jorge TendeiroProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!A great franchise comes with a great rivalry: Marvel has Iron Man and Captain America; physics has General Relativity and Quantum Physics; and Bayesian stats has Posterior Estimation and… Bayes Factors!A few months ago, I had the pleasure of hosting EJ Wagenmakers, to talk about these topics. This time, I’m talking with Jorge Tendeiro, who has a different perspective on Null Hypothesis Testing in the Bayesian framework, and its relationship with generative models and posterior estimation.But...
2022-10-0553 minLearning Bayesian StatisticsWhy, When & How to use Bayes Factors, with Jorge TendeiroProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!A great franchise comes with a great rivalry: Marvel has Iron Man and Captain America; physics has General Relativity and Quantum Physics; and Bayesian stats has Posterior Estimation and… Bayes Factors!A few months ago, I had the pleasure of hosting EJ Wagenmakers, to talk about these topics. This time, I’m talking with Jorge Tendeiro, who has a different perspective on Null Hypothesis Testing in the Bayesian framework, and its relationship with generative models and posterior estimation.But...
2022-10-0553 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsProbabilistic Machine Learning & Generative Models, with Kevin MurphyProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Hosting someone like Kevin Murphy on your podcast is… complicated. Not because Kevin himself is complicated (he’s delightful, don’t make me say what I didn’t say!), but because all the questions I had for him amounted to a 12-hour show.Sooooo, brace yourselves folks!No, I'm kidding. Of course I didn’t do that folks, Kevin has a life! This life started in Ireland, where he was born. He grew up in England and got his BA fro...
2022-09-141h 05Learning Bayesian StatisticsProbabilistic Machine Learning & Generative Models, with Kevin MurphyProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Hosting someone like Kevin Murphy on your podcast is… complicated. Not because Kevin himself is complicated (he’s delightful, don’t make me say what I didn’t say!), but because all the questions I had for him amounted to a 12-hour show.Sooooo, brace yourselves folks!No, I'm kidding. Of course I didn’t do that folks, Kevin has a life! This life started in Ireland, where he was born. He grew up in England and got his BA fro...
2022-09-141h 05
Learning Bayesian StatisticsExoplanets, Cool Worlds & Life in the Universe, with David KippingProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Is there life in the Universe? It doesn’t get deeper than this, does it? And yet, why do we care about that? In the very small chance that there is other life in the Universe, we have even less chance to discover it, talk to it and meet it. So, why do we care?Well, it may surprise you but Bayesian statistics helps us think about these astronomical and — dare I say? — philosophical topics, as my guest, David Kipping, will b...
2022-08-311h 00Learning Bayesian StatisticsExoplanets, Cool Worlds & Life in the Universe, with David KippingProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Is there life in the Universe? It doesn’t get deeper than this, does it? And yet, why do we care about that? In the very small chance that there is other life in the Universe, we have even less chance to discover it, talk to it and meet it. So, why do we care?Well, it may surprise you but Bayesian statistics helps us think about these astronomical and — dare I say? — philosophical topics, as my guest, David Kipping, will b...
2022-08-311h 00
Learning Bayesian StatisticsUncertainty Visualization & Usable Stats, with Matthew KayProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!I have to confess something: I love challenges. And when you’re a podcaster, what’s a better challenge than dedicating an episode to… visualization? Impossible you say? Well, challenge accepted!Thankfully, I got the help of a visualization Avenger for this episode — namely, Matthew Kay. Matt is an Assistant Professor jointly appointed in Computer Science and Communications Studies at Northwestern University, where he co-directs the Midwest Uncertainty Collective — I know, it’s a pretty cool name for a lab.He wor...
2022-08-171h 01Learning Bayesian StatisticsUncertainty Visualization & Usable Stats, with Matthew KayProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!I have to confess something: I love challenges. And when you’re a podcaster, what’s a better challenge than dedicating an episode to… visualization? Impossible you say? Well, challenge accepted!Thankfully, I got the help of a visualization Avenger for this episode — namely, Matthew Kay. Matt is an Assistant Professor jointly appointed in Computer Science and Communications Studies at Northwestern University, where he co-directs the Midwest Uncertainty Collective — I know, it’s a pretty cool name for a lab.He wor...
2022-08-171h 01
Learning Bayesian StatisticsPyMC, Aeppl, & Aesara: the new cool kids on the block, with Ricardo VieiraProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Folks, there are some new cool kids on the block. They are called PyMC, Aeppl, and Aesara, and it’s high time we give us a proper welcome!To do that, who better than one of the architects of the new PyMC 4.0 — Ricardo Vieira! In this episode, he’ll walk us through the inner workings of the newly released version of PyMC, telling us why the Aesara backend and the brand new RandomVariable operators constitute such strong foundations for your belove...
2022-08-031h 05Learning Bayesian StatisticsPyMC, Aeppl, & Aesara: the new cool kids on the block, with Ricardo VieiraProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Folks, there are some new cool kids on the block. They are called PyMC, Aeppl, and Aesara, and it’s high time we give us a proper welcome!To do that, who better than one of the architects of the new PyMC 4.0 — Ricardo Vieira! In this episode, he’ll walk us through the inner workings of the newly released version of PyMC, telling us why the Aesara backend and the brand new RandomVariable operators constitute such strong foundations for your belove...
2022-08-031h 05
Learning Bayesian StatisticsModeling the Climate & Gravity Waves, with Laura MansfieldProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!I’m sure you’ve already heard of gravitational waves, because my listeners are the coolest and smartest ever ;) But did you know about gravity waves? That’s right, waves in the sky due to gravity — sounds awesome, right?Well, I’m pretty sure that Laura Mansfield will confirm your prior. Currently a postdoc at Stanford University, Laura studies — guess what? — gravity waves and how they are represented in climate models. In particular, she uses Bayesian methods to estimate the uncertainty on...
2022-07-201h 07Learning Bayesian StatisticsModeling the Climate & Gravity Waves, with Laura MansfieldProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!I’m sure you’ve already heard of gravitational waves, because my listeners are the coolest and smartest ever ;) But did you know about gravity waves? That’s right, waves in the sky due to gravity — sounds awesome, right?Well, I’m pretty sure that Laura Mansfield will confirm your prior. Currently a postdoc at Stanford University, Laura studies — guess what? — gravity waves and how they are represented in climate models. In particular, she uses Bayesian methods to estimate the uncertainty on...
2022-07-201h 07
The Stoic JewHow to Win the Lead Role in E.T. and Achieve Human Perfection (Epictetus – Discourses 2:18) Have any questions, insights, or feedback? Send me a text!Synopsis: Have you ever seen the audition tape for Henry Thomas, the kid who played Elliot in Stephen Spielberg’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial? Well, if you haven’t, drop everything you’re doing and watch it now, because it’s one of the best performances of a child actor I’ve seen – and it was all improvised! Not only that, but it led to an insight about Stoicism which, in turn, led to an insight about human perfection, and that’s what this episode is about. That, and a st...
2022-07-1313 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsMedia Mix Models & Bayes for Marketing, with Luciano PazProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Inviting someone like Luciano Paz on a stats podcast is both a pleasure and a challenge — he does so many things brilliantly that you have too many questions to ask him…In this episode, I’ve chosen — not without difficulty — to focus on the applications of Bayesian stats in the marketing industry, especially Media Mix Models. Ok, I also asked Luciano about other topics — but you know me, I like to talk…Originally, Luciano studied physics. He then did a PhD and...
2022-06-281h 14Learning Bayesian StatisticsMedia Mix Models & Bayes for Marketing, with Luciano PazProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!Inviting someone like Luciano Paz on a stats podcast is both a pleasure and a challenge — he does so many things brilliantly that you have too many questions to ask him…In this episode, I’ve chosen — not without difficulty — to focus on the applications of Bayesian stats in the marketing industry, especially Media Mix Models. Ok, I also asked Luciano about other topics — but you know me, I like to talk…Originally, Luciano studied physics. He then did a PhD and...
2022-06-281h 14
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Generative Modeling for HealthcareProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!We talk a lot about generative modeling on this podcast — at least since episode 6, with Michael Betancourt! And an area where this way of modeling is particularly useful is healthcare, as Maria Skoularidou will tell us in this episode.Maria is a final year PhD student at the University of Cambridge. Her thesis is focused on probabilistic machine learning and, more precisely, towards using generative modeling in… you guessed it: healthcare!But her fields of interest are diverse: from...
2022-06-0857 minLearning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Generative Modeling for HealthcareProudly sponsored by PyMC Labs, the Bayesian Consultancy. Book a call, or get in touch!We talk a lot about generative modeling on this podcast — at least since episode 6, with Michael Betancourt! And an area where this way of modeling is particularly useful is healthcare, as Maria Skoularidou will tell us in this episode.Maria is a final year PhD student at the University of Cambridge. Her thesis is focused on probabilistic machine learning and, more precisely, towards using generative modeling in… you guessed it: healthcare!But her fields of interest are diverse: from...
2022-06-0857 min
Sacred TensionThe Reactionary Trap with Seth MoskowitzIn this episode of Sacred Tension, I am joined by Seth Moskowitz to discuss his recent article The Reactionary Trap in Persuasion Magazine, which describes how progressive people can fall down a reactionary, extremist rabbit hole.Read the Reactionary Trap here: https://www.persuasion.community/p/the-reactionary-trap?s=rFollow Seth Moskowitz on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/skmoskowitz?lang=enSend your love letters and hate-mail to Seth Moskowitz at sethmoskowitz0@gmail.comBecome a patron so I can continue my crippling content creation addiction: https://w...
2022-05-271h 14
Learning Bayesian StatisticsWhy we still use non-Bayesian methods, with EJ WagenmakersThe big problems with classic hypothesis testing are well-known. And yet, a huge majority of statistical analyses are still conducted this way. Why is it? Why are things so hard to change? Can you even do (and should you do) hypothesis testing in the Bayesian framework?I guess if you wanted to name this episode in a very Marvelian way, it would be “Bayes factors against the p-values of madness” — but we won’t do that, it wouldn’t be appropriate, would it?Anyways, in this episode, I’ll talk about all these very light and consensu...
2022-05-191h 16Learning Bayesian StatisticsWhy we still use non-Bayesian methods, with EJ WagenmakersThe big problems with classic hypothesis testing are well-known. And yet, a huge majority of statistical analyses are still conducted this way. Why is it? Why are things so hard to change? Can you even do (and should you do) hypothesis testing in the Bayesian framework?I guess if you wanted to name this episode in a very Marvelian way, it would be “Bayes factors against the p-values of madness” — but we won’t do that, it wouldn’t be appropriate, would it?Anyways, in this episode, I’ll talk about all these very light and consensu...
2022-05-191h 16
Learning Bayesian StatisticsModeling Dialogues & Languages, with J.P. de RuiterWhy do we, humans, communicate? And how? And isn’t that a problem that to study communication we have to… communicate?Did you ever ask yourself that? Because J.P. de Ruiter did — and does everyday. But he’s got good reasons: JP is a cognitive scientist whose primary research focus is on the cognitive foundations of human communication. He aims to improve our understanding of how humans and artificial agents use language, gesture and other types of signals to effectively communicate with each other.Currently he has one of the two Bridge Professorship at Tufts Uni...
2022-04-301h 12Learning Bayesian StatisticsModeling Dialogues & Languages, with J.P. de RuiterWhy do we, humans, communicate? And how? And isn’t that a problem that to study communication we have to… communicate?Did you ever ask yourself that? Because J.P. de Ruiter did — and does everyday. But he’s got good reasons: JP is a cognitive scientist whose primary research focus is on the cognitive foundations of human communication. He aims to improve our understanding of how humans and artificial agents use language, gesture and other types of signals to effectively communicate with each other.Currently he has one of the two Bridge Professorship at Tufts Uni...
2022-04-301h 12
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Modeling in Civil Engineering, with Michael FaberIn large-scale one-off civil infrastructure, decision-making under uncertainty is part of the job, that’s just how it is. But, civil engineers don't get the luxury of building 10^6 versions of the bridge, offshore wind turbine or aeronautical structure to consider a relative frequency interpretation!And as you’ll hear, challenges don’t stop there: you also have to consider natural hazards such as earthquakes, rockfall and typhoons — in case you were wondering, civil engineering is not among the boring jobs!To talk about these original topics, I had the pleasure to host Michael Faber. Michael is a Pro...
2022-04-1459 minLearning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Modeling in Civil Engineering, with Michael FaberIn large-scale one-off civil infrastructure, decision-making under uncertainty is part of the job, that’s just how it is. But, civil engineers don't get the luxury of building 10^6 versions of the bridge, offshore wind turbine or aeronautical structure to consider a relative frequency interpretation!And as you’ll hear, challenges don’t stop there: you also have to consider natural hazards such as earthquakes, rockfall and typhoons — in case you were wondering, civil engineering is not among the boring jobs!To talk about these original topics, I had the pleasure to host Michael Faber. Michael is a Pro...
2022-04-1459 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Modeling and Computation, with Osvaldo Martin, Ravin Kumar and Junpeng LaoYou know when you have friends who wrote a book and pressure you to come on your podcast? That’s super annoying, right?Well that’s not what happened with Ravin Kumar, Osvaldo Martin and Junpeng Lao — I was the one who suggested doing a special episode about their new book, Bayesian Modeling and Computation in Python. And since they cannot say no to my soothing French accent, well, they didn’t say no…All of them were on the podcast already, so I’ll refer you to their solo episode for background on their background —...
2022-03-211h 09Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Modeling and Computation, with Osvaldo Martin, Ravin Kumar and Junpeng LaoYou know when you have friends who wrote a book and pressure you to come on your podcast? That’s super annoying, right?Well that’s not what happened with Ravin Kumar, Osvaldo Martin and Junpeng Lao — I was the one who suggested doing a special episode about their new book, Bayesian Modeling and Computation in Python. And since they cannot say no to my soothing French accent, well, they didn’t say no…All of them were on the podcast already, so I’ll refer you to their solo episode for background on their background —...
2022-03-211h 09
Practical Tax with Steve Moskowitz#14 | Pension PlanningIn this week's episode of the Practical Tax Podcast, Steve Moskowitz sits down to discuss Pension Planning with Stephen Dobrow; the President of Primark Benefits. Steve Moskowitz and Stephen Dobrow have served clients of Moskowitz LLP for many years, as part of the Moskowitz tax planning and business services practices. Today, we will discuss why would a business owner, decision maker want to consider retirement plan, changes in law or procedures this year, key deadlines and some common questions.
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Intro:
You're listening to the Practical Tax podcast with tax attorney...
2022-03-1736 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsForecasting French Elections, with... Mystery GuestNo, no, don't leave! You did not click on the wrong button. You are indeed on Alex Andorra’s podcast. The podcast that took the Bayesian world by a storm: “Learning Bayesian Statistics”, and that Barack Obama deemed “the best podcast in the whole galaxy” – or maybe Alex said that, I don’t remember.Alex made us discover new methods, new ideas, and mostly new people. But what do we really know about him? Does he even really exist? To find this out I put on my Frenchest beret, a baguette under my arm, and went undercover to try to find...
2022-03-031h 21Learning Bayesian StatisticsForecasting French Elections, with... Mystery GuestNo, no, don't leave! You did not click on the wrong button. You are indeed on Alex Andorra’s podcast. The podcast that took the Bayesian world by a storm: “Learning Bayesian Statistics”, and that Barack Obama deemed “the best podcast in the whole galaxy” – or maybe Alex said that, I don’t remember.Alex made us discover new methods, new ideas, and mostly new people. But what do we really know about him? Does he even really exist? To find this out I put on my Frenchest beret, a baguette under my arm, and went undercover to try to find...
2022-03-031h 21
Practical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 11: SB 113 & AB150In this episode of Practical Tax, Steve and Cliff bring you breaking news of a new legislative change that could benefit California taxpayers. California just enacted Senate Bill 113 (SB 113), which made California’s new pass-through entity elective tax much more attractive for certain owners of S corporations, partnerships, and LLCs taxed as a partnership or S corporation. Many of the limitations and drawbacks to paying this tax were just recently removed by SB 113. Now, this pass-through entity elective tax can dramatically reduce the tax liability of many more taxpayers.Listen to the podcast to learn more!
2022-02-2403 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 10: The Employee Retention Tax CreditIn this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Cliff Capdeville discuss the many ways to file for, and claim the Employee Retention Tax Credit for your business. In many cases, business owners feel like they won't qualify for a litany of reasons, but they are often misinformed. Steve and Cliff are here to shed some light on the details of the Credit, and how Moskowitz LLP can help you file and claim. Listen to the podcast and learn more!
2022-02-1726 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsCausal & Probabilistic Machine Learning, with Robert Osazuwa NessDid you know there is a relationship between the size of firetrucks and the amount of damage down to a flat during a fire? The bigger the truck sent to put out the fire, the bigger the damages tend to be. The solution is simple: just send smaller firetrucks!Wait, that doesn’t sound right, does it? Our brain is a huge causal machine, so it can instinctively feel it’s not credible that size of truck and amount of damage done are causally related: there must be another variable explaining the correlation. Here, it’s of course...
2022-02-161h 08Learning Bayesian StatisticsCausal & Probabilistic Machine Learning, with Robert Osazuwa NessDid you know there is a relationship between the size of firetrucks and the amount of damage down to a flat during a fire? The bigger the truck sent to put out the fire, the bigger the damages tend to be. The solution is simple: just send smaller firetrucks!Wait, that doesn’t sound right, does it? Our brain is a huge causal machine, so it can instinctively feel it’s not credible that size of truck and amount of damage done are causally related: there must be another variable explaining the correlation. Here, it’s of course...
2022-02-161h 08
Learning Bayesian StatisticsNeuropsychology, Illusions & Bending Reality, with Dominique MakowskiWhat’s the common point between fiction, fake news, illusions and meditation? They can all be studied with Bayesian statistics, of course!In this mind-bending episode, Dominique Makowski will for sure expand your horizon. Trained as a clinical neuropsychologist, he is currently working as a postdoc at the Clinical Brain Lab in Singapore, in which he leads the Reality Bending Team. What’s reality-bending you ask? Well, you’ll have to listen to the episode, but I can already tell you we’ll go through a journey in scientific methodology, history of art, religion, and philosophy — what else?
2022-01-311h 13Learning Bayesian StatisticsNeuropsychology, Illusions & Bending Reality, with Dominique MakowskiWhat’s the common point between fiction, fake news, illusions and meditation? They can all be studied with Bayesian statistics, of course!In this mind-bending episode, Dominique Makowski will for sure expand your horizon. Trained as a clinical neuropsychologist, he is currently working as a postdoc at the Clinical Brain Lab in Singapore, in which he leads the Reality Bending Team. What’s reality-bending you ask? Well, you’ll have to listen to the episode, but I can already tell you we’ll go through a journey in scientific methodology, history of art, religion, and philosophy — what else?
2022-01-311h 13
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayes in Theoretical Ecology, with Florian HartigLet’s be honest: evolution is awesome! I started reading Improbable Destinies: Fate, Chance, and the Future of Evolution, by Jonathan Losos, and I’m utterly fascinated. So I’m thrilled to welcome Florian Hartig on the show. Florian is a professor of Theoretical Ecology at the University of Regensburg, Germany. His research concentrates on theory, computer simulations, statistical methods and machine learning in ecology & evolution. He is also interested in open science and open software development, and maintains, among other projects, the R packages DHARMa and BayesianTools.Among other things, we talked about approximate Bayesian...
2022-01-141h 08Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayes in Theoretical Ecology, with Florian HartigLet’s be honest: evolution is awesome! I started reading Improbable Destinies: Fate, Chance, and the Future of Evolution, by Jonathan Losos, and I’m utterly fascinated. So I’m thrilled to welcome Florian Hartig on the show. Florian is a professor of Theoretical Ecology at the University of Regensburg, Germany. His research concentrates on theory, computer simulations, statistical methods and machine learning in ecology & evolution. He is also interested in open science and open software development, and maintains, among other projects, the R packages DHARMa and BayesianTools.Among other things, we talked about approximate Bayesian...
2022-01-141h 08
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Stats for the Behavioral & Neural Sciences, with Todd HudsonGet a 30% discount on Todd's book by entering the code BDABNS22 at checkout!The behavioral and neural sciences are a nerdy interest of mine, but I didn’t dedicate any episode to that topic yet. But life brings you gifts sometimes (especially around Christmas…), and here that gift is a book, Bayesian Data Analysis for the Behavioral and Neural Sciences, by Todd Hudson.Todd is a part of the faculty at New York University Grossman School of Medicine and also the New York University Tandon School of Engineering. He is a computational neuroscientist working in seve...
2021-12-2856 minLearning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Stats for the Behavioral & Neural Sciences, with Todd HudsonGet a 30% discount on Todd's book by entering the code BDABNS22 at checkout!The behavioral and neural sciences are a nerdy interest of mine, but I didn’t dedicate any episode to that topic yet. But life brings you gifts sometimes (especially around Christmas…), and here that gift is a book, Bayesian Data Analysis for the Behavioral and Neural Sciences, by Todd Hudson.Todd is a part of the faculty at New York University Grossman School of Medicine and also the New York University Tandon School of Engineering. He is a computational neuroscientist working in seve...
2021-12-2856 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsElection forecasting models in Germany, with Marcus GrossDid I mention I like survey data, especially in the context of electoral forecasting? Probably not, as I’m a pretty shy and reserved man. Why are you laughing?? Yeah, that’s true, I’m not that shy… but I did mention my interest for electoral forecasting already!And before doing a full episode where I’ll talk about French elections (yes, that’ll come at one point), let’s talk about one of France’s neighbors — Germany. Our German friends had federal elections a few weeks ago — consequential elections, since they had the hard task of replacing Angela Mer...
2021-12-0958 minLearning Bayesian StatisticsElection forecasting models in Germany, with Marcus GrossDid I mention I like survey data, especially in the context of electoral forecasting? Probably not, as I’m a pretty shy and reserved man. Why are you laughing?? Yeah, that’s true, I’m not that shy… but I did mention my interest for electoral forecasting already!And before doing a full episode where I’ll talk about French elections (yes, that’ll come at one point), let’s talk about one of France’s neighbors — Germany. Our German friends had federal elections a few weeks ago — consequential elections, since they had the hard task of replacing Angela Mer...
2021-12-0958 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBernoulli's Fallacy & the Crisis of Modern Science, with Aubrey ClaytonYou know I love epistemology — the study of how we know what we know. It was high time I dedicated a whole episode to this topic. And what better guest than Aubrey Clayton, the author of the book Bernoulli's Fallacy: Statistical Illogic and the Crisis of Modern Science. I’m in the middle of reading it, and it’s a really great read!Aubrey is a mathematician in Boston who teaches the philosophy of probability and statistics at the Harvard Extension School. He holds a PhD in mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, and his writing has ap...
2021-11-221h 09Learning Bayesian StatisticsBernoulli's Fallacy & the Crisis of Modern Science, with Aubrey ClaytonYou know I love epistemology — the study of how we know what we know. It was high time I dedicated a whole episode to this topic. And what better guest than Aubrey Clayton, the author of the book Bernoulli's Fallacy: Statistical Illogic and the Crisis of Modern Science. I’m in the middle of reading it, and it’s a really great read!Aubrey is a mathematician in Boston who teaches the philosophy of probability and statistics at the Harvard Extension School. He holds a PhD in mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, and his writing has ap...
2021-11-221h 09
Learning Bayesian StatisticsTa(l)king Risks & Embracing Uncertainty, with David SpiegelhalterFolks, this is the 50th episode of LBS — 50th! I never would have thought that there were so many Bayesian nerds in the world when I first interviewed Osvaldo Martin more than 2 years ago. To celebrate that random, crazy adventure, I wanted to do a special episode at any random point, and so it looks like it’s gonna be #50! This episode is special by its guest, not its number — although my guest knows a thing or two about numbers. Most recently, he wrote the book Covid by Numbers.A mathematical statistician dedicated to helping the gen...
2021-11-061h 04Learning Bayesian StatisticsTa(l)king Risks & Embracing Uncertainty, with David SpiegelhalterFolks, this is the 50th episode of LBS — 50th! I never would have thought that there were so many Bayesian nerds in the world when I first interviewed Osvaldo Martin more than 2 years ago. To celebrate that random, crazy adventure, I wanted to do a special episode at any random point, and so it looks like it’s gonna be #50! This episode is special by its guest, not its number — although my guest knows a thing or two about numbers. Most recently, he wrote the book Covid by Numbers.A mathematical statistician dedicated to helping the gen...
2021-11-061h 04
Building the Premier Accounting FirmFrom Cab Driver to Successful Tax Professional w/ Steve MoskowitzDo we really understand the purpose of the US tax code? Often our clients are frustrated with the laws and how it affects them individually. Can you explain to them why it is and how they can legally minimize their tax liability? Steve & Roger have an informative and fun discussion about starting a tax career, the struggles opening a tax business and the successes that followed. This is a journey you need to hear. Listen for how you can also become a professional and accessible as a tax preparer, it's what our clients need.
2021-10-2746 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsThe Present & Future of Baseball Analytics, with Ehsan BokhariIt’s been a while since I did an episode about sports analytics, right? And you know it’s a field I love, so… let’s do that!For this episode, I was happy to host Ehsan Bokhari, not only because he’s a first-hour listener of the podcast and spread the word about it whenever he can, but mainly because he knows baseball analytics very well!Currently Senior Director of Strategic Decision Making with the Houston Astros, he previously worked there as Senior Director of Player Evaluation and Director of R&D. And before that, he w...
2021-10-221h 12Learning Bayesian StatisticsThe Present & Future of Baseball Analytics, with Ehsan BokhariIt’s been a while since I did an episode about sports analytics, right? And you know it’s a field I love, so… let’s do that!For this episode, I was happy to host Ehsan Bokhari, not only because he’s a first-hour listener of the podcast and spread the word about it whenever he can, but mainly because he knows baseball analytics very well!Currently Senior Director of Strategic Decision Making with the Houston Astros, he previously worked there as Senior Director of Player Evaluation and Director of R&D. And before that, he w...
2021-10-221h 12
Learning Bayesian StatisticsMixed Effects Models & Beautiful Plots, with TJ MahrIn episode 40, we already got a glimpse of how useful Bayesian stats are in the speech and communication sciences. To talk about the frontiers of this field (and, as it happens, about best practices to make beautiful plots and pictures), I invited TJ Mahr on the show.A speech pathologist turned data scientist, TJ earned his PhD in communication sciences and disorders in Madison, Wisconsin. On paper, he was studying speech development, word recognition and word learning in preschoolers, but over the course of his graduate training, he discovered that he really, really likes programming and working...
2021-10-081h 01Learning Bayesian StatisticsMixed Effects Models & Beautiful Plots, with TJ MahrIn episode 40, we already got a glimpse of how useful Bayesian stats are in the speech and communication sciences. To talk about the frontiers of this field (and, as it happens, about best practices to make beautiful plots and pictures), I invited TJ Mahr on the show.A speech pathologist turned data scientist, TJ earned his PhD in communication sciences and disorders in Madison, Wisconsin. On paper, he was studying speech development, word recognition and word learning in preschoolers, but over the course of his graduate training, he discovered that he really, really likes programming and working...
2021-10-081h 01
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayes in Physics & Astrophysics, with JJ RubyThe field of physics has brought tremendous advances to modern Bayesian statistics, especially inspiring the current algorithms enabling all of us to enjoy the Bayesian power on our own laptops.I did receive some physicians already on the show, like Michael Betancourt in episode 6, but in my legendary ungratefulness I hadn’t dedicated a whole episode to talk about physics yet.Well that’s now taken care of, thanks to JJ Ruby. Apart from having really good tastes (he’s indeed a fan of this very podcast), JJ is currently a postdoctoral fellow for the Center...
2021-09-211h 15Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayes in Physics & Astrophysics, with JJ RubyThe field of physics has brought tremendous advances to modern Bayesian statistics, especially inspiring the current algorithms enabling all of us to enjoy the Bayesian power on our own laptops.I did receive some physicians already on the show, like Michael Betancourt in episode 6, but in my legendary ungratefulness I hadn’t dedicated a whole episode to talk about physics yet.Well that’s now taken care of, thanks to JJ Ruby. Apart from having really good tastes (he’s indeed a fan of this very podcast), JJ is currently a postdoctoral fellow for the Center...
2021-09-211h 15
Scott The WozThe Internet and YouWhat's pipin' dudes and dudettes? I found this totally lame/tubular video cassette lurking in my attic and if you're completely incompetent at surfing the cyber monsoon known as the net, you really need to take a gander bro! Starring & Produced by Scott Wozniak Will Kanwischer Eric Turney Sam Essig Jacob Hodge Joe Robertson Hunter Theis Andrew Smigelski Kyle Moskowitz Kyle Collins Yaseen Cheema Connor Yarnell Justin Womble Adam Hupp Music Used: “Against The Odds” by Anthony Phillips (1996) “At the Movies” Theme Song “Automotion” by John Epping (1988) “Before the Deadline” by Graham De Wilde (1986) “Blues in a Hurry” by Cecil Norman “Computer...
2021-09-1031 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsSilly & Empowering Statistics, with Chelsea Parlett-PelleritiYou wanna know something funny? A sentence from this episode became a meme. And people even made stickers out of it! Ok, that’s not true. But if someone could pull off something like that, it would surely be Chelsea Parlett-Pelleriti.Indeed, Chelsea’s research focuses on using statistics and machine learning on behavioral data, but her more general goal is to empower people to be able to do their own statistical analyses, through consulting, education, and, as you may have seen, stats memes on Twitter.A full-time teacher, researcher and statistical consultant, Chelsea earned an M...
2021-08-301h 13Learning Bayesian StatisticsSilly & Empowering Statistics, with Chelsea Parlett-PelleritiYou wanna know something funny? A sentence from this episode became a meme. And people even made stickers out of it! Ok, that’s not true. But if someone could pull off something like that, it would surely be Chelsea Parlett-Pelleriti.Indeed, Chelsea’s research focuses on using statistics and machine learning on behavioral data, but her more general goal is to empower people to be able to do their own statistical analyses, through consulting, education, and, as you may have seen, stats memes on Twitter.A full-time teacher, researcher and statistical consultant, Chelsea earned an M...
2021-08-301h 13
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBiostats & Clinical Trial Design, with Frank HarrellAs a podcaster, I discovered that there are guests for which the hardest is to know when to stop the conversation. They could talk for hours and that would make for at least 10 fantastic episodes. Frank Harrell is one of those guests. To me, our conversation was both fascinating — thanks to Frank’s expertise and the width and depth of topics we touched on — and frustrating — I still had a gazillion questions for him!But rest assured, we talked about intent to treat and randomization, proportional odds, clinical trial design, bio stats and covid19, and even which mistakes...
2021-08-101h 08Learning Bayesian StatisticsBiostats & Clinical Trial Design, with Frank HarrellAs a podcaster, I discovered that there are guests for which the hardest is to know when to stop the conversation. They could talk for hours and that would make for at least 10 fantastic episodes. Frank Harrell is one of those guests. To me, our conversation was both fascinating — thanks to Frank’s expertise and the width and depth of topics we touched on — and frustrating — I still had a gazillion questions for him!But rest assured, we talked about intent to treat and randomization, proportional odds, clinical trial design, bio stats and covid19, and even which mistakes...
2021-08-101h 08
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBuilding Bayesian Models at scale, with Rémi LoufEpisode sponsored by Paperpile: paperpile.comGet 20% off until December 31st with promo code GOODBAYESIAN21Bonjour my dear Bayesians! Yes, it was bound to happen one day — and this day has finally come. Here is the first ever 100% French speaking ‘Learn Bayes Stats’ episode! Who is to blame, you ask? Well, who better than Rémi Louf?Rémi currently works as a senior data scientist at Ampersand, a big media marketing company in the US. He is the author and maintainer of several open source libraries, including MCX and BlackJAX. He holds a PhD in...
2021-07-221h 15Learning Bayesian StatisticsBuilding Bayesian Models at scale, with Rémi LoufEpisode sponsored by Paperpile: paperpile.comGet 20% off until December 31st with promo code GOODBAYESIAN21Bonjour my dear Bayesians! Yes, it was bound to happen one day — and this day has finally come. Here is the first ever 100% French speaking ‘Learn Bayes Stats’ episode! Who is to blame, you ask? Well, who better than Rémi Louf?Rémi currently works as a senior data scientist at Ampersand, a big media marketing company in the US. He is the author and maintainer of several open source libraries, including MCX and BlackJAX. He holds a PhD in...
2021-07-221h 15
Learning Bayesian StatisticsModeling Covid19, with Michael Osthege & Thomas VladeckEpisode sponsored by Paperpile: paperpile.comGet 20% off until December 31st with promo code GOODBAYESIAN21I don’t know if you’ve heard, but there is a virus that took over most of the world in the past year? I haven’t dedicated any episode to Covid yet. First because research was moving a lot — and fast. And second because modeling Covid is very, very hard.But we know more about it now, so I thought it was a good time to pause and ponder — how does the virus circulate? How can we model it a...
2021-07-081h 22Learning Bayesian StatisticsModeling Covid19, with Michael Osthege & Thomas VladeckEpisode sponsored by Paperpile: paperpile.comGet 20% off until December 31st with promo code GOODBAYESIAN21I don’t know if you’ve heard, but there is a virus that took over most of the world in the past year? I haven’t dedicated any episode to Covid yet. First because research was moving a lot — and fast. And second because modeling Covid is very, very hard.But we know more about it now, so I thought it was a good time to pause and ponder — how does the virus circulate? How can we model it a...
2021-07-081h 22
Learning Bayesian StatisticsHow to Teach and Learn Bayesian Stats, with Mine DogucuEpisode sponsored by Paperpile: paperpile.comGet 20% off until December 31st with promo code GOODBAYESIAN21We often talk about applying Bayesian statistics on this podcast. But how do we teach them? What’s the best way to introduce them from a young age and make sure the skills students learn in the stats class are transferable?Well, lucky us, Mine Dogucu’s research tackles precisely those topics!An Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Statistics at University of California Irvine, Mine is both an educator with an interest in stat...
2021-06-241h 06Learning Bayesian StatisticsHow to Teach and Learn Bayesian Stats, with Mine DogucuEpisode sponsored by Paperpile: paperpile.comGet 20% off until December 31st with promo code GOODBAYESIAN21We often talk about applying Bayesian statistics on this podcast. But how do we teach them? What’s the best way to introduce them from a young age and make sure the skills students learn in the stats class are transferable?Well, lucky us, Mine Dogucu’s research tackles precisely those topics!An Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Statistics at University of California Irvine, Mine is both an educator with an interest in stat...
2021-06-241h 06
Wealth Formula Podcast269: Is the IRS Going to Audit You?I remember when I got out of surgical training and started my new life as an adult (at 33 years old), I was terrified by anything related to audits or legal issues. Any time I got a letter from the IRS about anything, I broke out into cold sweats. Every time I got a letter from an attorney I would do the same—-even though most of those letters were actually advertisements. Now, 47 years old and owner of multiple businesses and complicated financials, I don't have visceral reactions to any of this stuff anymore. Why? Well, when it comes to taxes, I...
2021-06-2051 min
Wealth Formula by Buck Joffrey269: Is the IRS Going to Audit You?I remember when I got out of surgical training and started my new life as an adult (at 33 years old), I was terrified by anything related to audits or legal issues.
Any time I got a letter from the IRS about anything, I broke out into cold sweats. Every time I got a letter from an attorney I would do the same—-even though most of those letters were actually advertisements.
Now, 47 years old and owner of multiple businesses and complicated financials, I don’t have visceral reactions to any of this stuff anymore.
Wh...
2021-06-2053 min
Learning Bayesian StatisticsThinking Bayes, with Allen DowneyLet’s think Bayes, shall we? And who better to do that than the author of the well known book, Think Bayes — Allen Downey himself! Since the second edition was just released, the timing couldn’t be better!Allen is a professor at Olin College and the author of books related to software and data science, including Think Python, Think Bayes, and Think Complexity. His blog, Probably Overthinking It, features articles on Bayesian probability and statistics. He holds a Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley, and bachelors and masters degrees from MIT.In this special episod...
2021-06-141h 04Learning Bayesian StatisticsThinking Bayes, with Allen DowneyLet’s think Bayes, shall we? And who better to do that than the author of the well known book, Think Bayes — Allen Downey himself! Since the second edition was just released, the timing couldn’t be better!Allen is a professor at Olin College and the author of books related to software and data science, including Think Python, Think Bayes, and Think Complexity. His blog, Probably Overthinking It, features articles on Bayesian probability and statistics. He holds a Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley, and bachelors and masters degrees from MIT.In this special episod...
2021-06-141h 04
Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Stats for the Speech & Language Sciences, with Allison Hilger and Timo RoettgerWe all know about these accidental discoveries — penicillin, the heating power of microwaves, or the famous (and delicious) tarte tatin. I don’t know why, but I just love serendipity. And, as you’ll hear, this episode is deliciously full of it…Thanks to Allison Hilger and Timo Roettger, we’ll discover the world of linguistics, how Bayesian stats are helpful there, and how Paul Bürkner’s BRMS package has been instrumental in this field. To my surprise — and perhaps yours — the speech and language sciences are pretty quantitative and computational!As she recently discovered Bayesi...
2021-05-281h 05Learning Bayesian StatisticsBayesian Stats for the Speech & Language Sciences, with Allison Hilger and Timo RoettgerWe all know about these accidental discoveries — penicillin, the heating power of microwaves, or the famous (and delicious) tarte tatin. I don’t know why, but I just love serendipity. And, as you’ll hear, this episode is deliciously full of it…Thanks to Allison Hilger and Timo Roettger, we’ll discover the world of linguistics, how Bayesian stats are helpful there, and how Paul Bürkner’s BRMS package has been instrumental in this field. To my surprise — and perhaps yours — the speech and language sciences are pretty quantitative and computational!As she recently discovered Bayesi...
2021-05-281h 05
Learning Bayesian StatisticsSurvival Models & Biostatistics for Cancer Research, with Jacki BurosEpisode sponsored by Tidelift: tidelift.comIt’s been a while since we talked about biostatistics and bioinformatics on this podcast, so I thought it could be interesting to talk to Jacki Buros — and that was a very good idea!She’ll walk us through examples of Bayesian models she uses to, for instance, work on biomarker discovery for cancer immunotherapies. She’ll also introduce you to survival models — their usefulness, their powers and their challenges.Interestingly, all of this will highlight a handful of skills that Jacki would try to instill in her studen...
2021-05-1459 minLearning Bayesian StatisticsSurvival Models & Biostatistics for Cancer Research, with Jacki BurosEpisode sponsored by Tidelift: tidelift.comIt’s been a while since we talked about biostatistics and bioinformatics on this podcast, so I thought it could be interesting to talk to Jacki Buros — and that was a very good idea!She’ll walk us through examples of Bayesian models she uses to, for instance, work on biomarker discovery for cancer immunotherapies. She’ll also introduce you to survival models — their usefulness, their powers and their challenges.Interestingly, all of this will highlight a handful of skills that Jacki would try to instill in her studen...
2021-05-1459 min
Depth of Anesthesia19: Is hydrocortisone, ascorbic acid (Vitamin C), and thiamine therapy effective for treatment of sepsis?In this episode, we discuss the role of hydrocortisone, ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) and thiamine (HAT therapy) in the treatment of patients with septic shock. We discuss biological plausibility and comprehensively review the latest evidence. Our guest is Dr. Jonathan Charnin. Dr. Charnin is an assistant professor of anesthesiology in the Divisions of Multi-specialty Anesthesia and Critical Care Medicine at the Mayo Clinic Connect with us @DepthAnesthesia on Twitter or email us at depthofanesthesia@gmail.com. Thanks for listening! If you enjoy our content, please rate us on iTunes and share our podcast...
2020-11-1125 min
Kill The CastKTC Presents The Friday Nightmares Podcast: Aliens and Government ExperimentsHello and welcome to episode 5 of The Friday Nightmares Podcast. Join your hosts Scott and Heather as the discuss life in self isolation, what we have been watching and listening to, trailers, and the main topic, Aliens and Government Experiments.
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The Turning - 0:05:55 - 0:10:00
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Hunters Moon - 0:21:24 - 0:24:28
Underwater - 0:24:28 - 0:27:25
The Dare - 0:27:25 - 0:29:59
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2020-04-152h 14
ExtraordinaryThe Power of PoetryWorld renowned poet Joshua Bennett joins Elisa New, creator of Poetry in America, and Eva Moskowitz, Founder and CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools, to discuss the role of poetry in schools and the crucial impact it can have on student outcomes. Extraordinary is produced by Samantha Williams and her team at the Robertson Center, with production by Stephen LaRosa and Joseph Fridman of Wonder Boy Audio. Hosting and editing by Joseph Fridman. Original composition and mixing by Stephen LaRosa.
2020-04-0230 min
Practical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 9: Unfiled TaxesIn this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the issues people can face if they have unfiled taxes. In these cases, many people feel like it’s too late to get their taxes in order, but Steve and Liz are here to tell you that it’s never too late. Listen […]
2019-06-0406 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 8: Economic LossIn this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss economic loss, or, in the tax world, tax deductions that you fail to take. In order to get the possible outcome for your tax situation, you need time, attention to detail and knowledge of the law. A tax attorney can provide […]
2019-05-2805 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 7: The Value of a Tax AttorneyIn this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the range of services tax attorneys can provide for their clients. Above all, the goal of the tax attorney – and this podcast, as well – is to make the client aware of different opportunities for saving taxes so they can […]
2019-05-2108 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 6: Is An Accountant Enough?In this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the differences between accountants and tax attorneys. While there are major distinctions – including the important attorney-client privilege a tax attorney affords – each position has its benefits, and the two can work in tandem. Listen to the podcast to learn […]
2019-05-1404 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 5: Financial Planning RegretsIn this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the benefits of proactive financial planning. This strategy may feel like a hassle, but, in the end, it helps to ensure you don’t pay a penny more in taxes than you have to. Listen to the podcast to learn more! Episode […]
2019-05-0705 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 4: Can I Deduct That?In this episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss what you can legally deduct in your 2018 taxes. They’ll walk you through various tax planning details and calculations that you should consider in ensuring all of your deductions could pass the scrutiny of an IRS audit. Listen to the podcast […]
2019-04-3005 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 3: AggregationIn the third episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the aggregation rules within section 199A of the new tax law. If you have multiple business or rental properties, you may be able to combine them for tax calculations. Listen to the podcast to learn more!
2019-04-2306 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 2: Section 199AIn the second episode of Practical Tax, tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the new tax law of 2018 – specifically, section 199A. If you qualify, this section lets you pay taxes on only 80% of your profit, instead of 100%. Listen to the podcast to learn more!
2019-04-1606 minPractical Tax with Steve MoskowitzEpisode 1: IRS Tax ExtensionsThis episode marks the launch of Practical Tax, Moskowitz LLP’s new podcast. Tax attorneys Steve Moskowitz and Liz Prehn discuss the upcoming tax deadline (April 15) and one action you can take if you’re not prepared to meet it – filing an extension to push your deadline to October 15. Listen to the podcast above […]
2019-04-0905 min
Armstrong & Getty Extra Large InterviewsTax Confusion Made Clear! Stephen Moskowitz talks to Armstrong & GettyThe changes to the tax code may be a bit frustrating this year. Fortunately, long-time friend of Armstrong & Getty, tax expert Stephen Moskowitz of Moskowitz LLP, joined Jack & Joe to talk about a few ways in which folks can save themselves from being robbed by the taxman! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-03-2711 min
The Parent Well Podcast by Jessica Ridley PattonWELL, We're Gonna Be Parents - Episode 11 - Homeopathic remedies for pregnancy and childbirth!I'm so excited to welcome Dr. Richard Moskowitz to this particular episode. He is one of my favorite authors on the subject of Homeopathy and we are all in trustworthy, capable hands! Please have a listen and prepare to have your mind blown by what these things can do
2019-01-2233 min
The Bookrageous PodcastBookrageous Episode 86; The Best of 2015 & An UpdateBookrageous Episode 86; The Best of 2015 & An UpdateMusic: The Rain by Missy Elliott; We'll Meet Again by Vera LynnWhat We’re ReadingJosh[0:49] The Sellout, Paul Beatty[2:25] The Rap Yearbook, Shea SerranoPreeti[5:40]Gena/Finn, Hannah Moskowitz, Kat Helgeson (April 2016)[7:55] Howl’s Moving Castle, Diana Wynne JonesPaul[8:40] Christine, Stephen King[11:00] The Shining, Stephen King[11:45] I Am Slaughter, Dan Abnett[12:40] Women Crime Writers: Eight Suspense Novels of the 1940s & 50s, edited by Sarah Weinman[13:30] Star Wars the Force Awakens: Before the A...
2016-01-3000 min
Pushing Beyond the Obvious - Helping Entrepreneurs SucceedPBTO18: Building Multi-Billion Product Categories by SegmentationWho is on the show today:
In today’s episode, we host Dr. Howard Moskowitz and Stephen Rappaport.
Dr. Howard is a market researcher and psychophysicist. He is best known for the detailed study he made of the types of spaghetti sauce and horizontal segmentation. He is CEO of i-Novation Inc & has written/edited sixteen books, and has published more than 300 articles.
Steve consults and writes about brand growth through consumer insight, digital strategy and measurement. He is the author of 3 books The Online Advertising Playbook, Listen First! and his latest one being The Digit...
2015-01-2158 min