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Guardians of the DataThe Biggest Data Security Challenges of 2025 - Guardians of the Data - Episode #22What are the biggest challenges data leaders are facing?Today, we run back some of the best conversations of the year. Ward brings together insights from data security, privacy, and governance leaders across industries to answer one foundational question: What is the biggest challenge organizations are facing when it comes to data security?From data classification to data sprawl, to even knowing what data you have, we cover it all in this episode.Featuring: Rick DeLoach, Daley Varghese, Hans Vargas, Bryan DeLuca, Trevor Dolan, Luis Valenzuela...
2025-12-2330 min
Litigator Libations98 - Waiving Goodbye to Errors - and 2025!Send us a textIn their last episode of 2025, Sam and Trevor discuss all things waiver. There are four cases on the agenda, so buckle-up! First, United States v. Arroyo, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 688 (C.A.A.F. Aug. 19, 2025), which deals with how and why an appellate court can consider that an appellant got the “benefit of the bargain” from a plea agreement during its sentence appropriateness analysis. Second, United States v. Cook, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 726 (C.A.A.F. Aug. 28, 2025), which covers how an accused can waive the maximum punishment calculation. Third, United States v. Suarez, 2025 CAAF LEXIS...
2025-12-1241 minLitigator Libations97 - Alcohol and Bad Decisions (Ruiz and Gonzalez)Send us a textHappy Thanksgiving! This week, Sam and Trevor tackle United States v. Gonzalez, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 761 (C.A.A.F. 2025), and United States v. Ruiz, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 656 (C.A.A.F. 2025). While both cases have some interesting facts, they also have big takeaways for trial practitioners. In Gonzalez, we see the first effects of United States v. George, 85 M.J. 133 (C.A.A.F. 2024), where the parties’ interpretations of the specification at trial trump arguments on appeal. For Ruiz, prior consistent statements under MRE 801(d)(1)(B)(ii) seem to be expanded outside the nar...
2025-11-2833 minLitigator Libations96 - Did Downum Change the Permissive Inference?Send us a textThis week, Sam and Trevor tackle United States v. Downum, __ M.J. __, No. 24-0156/AR, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 828 (C.A.A.F. Sep. 30, 2025). Well, sort of.In Downum, the CAAF makes an interesting point about what is required to invoke the permissive inference for unlawful use of a controlled substance under Article 112a, UCMJ. The CAAF seems to imply that the Government “must” present certain evidence to get the permissive inference. But this appears to change decades of case law on how the permissive inference works in "naked UA" cases (i.e., when...
2025-11-1428 minLitigator Libations95 - Discovery Considerations following Roan and SecordSend us a textNothing is spookier this Hallow’s Eve than the Government failing to provide evidence to criminal defendants. In their Halloween special, Sam and Trevor untangle the web that is United States v. Secord, __ M.J. __, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 646 (C.A.A.F. 2025), a case about digital data and R.C.M. 701 possession. Then, they turn to a case straight out of the twilight zone, United States v. Roan, __ M.J. __, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 760 (C.A.A.F. 2025), involving hidden and destroyed evidence. Much like this lost evidence, no one is safe this Halloween! In discussing bo...
2025-10-3130 minLitigator Libations94 - How U.S. v. Casillas Clarifies (or Confuses) U.S. v. Mendoza.Send us a textIn their debut episode as hosts, Sam and Trevor discuss the recent CAAF decision,United States v. Casillas, __ M.J. __, 2025 CAAF LEXIS 692 (C.A.A.F. 2025). Casillas clarifies (or confuses?) the holding in United States v. Mendoza, 85 M.J. 213 (C.A.A.F. 2024), that cases charging a “without consent” theory of liability under Article 120, UCMJ, cannot be proven where the complaining witness is incapable of consenting, i.e., asleep or unconscious. Sam and Trevor also discuss a recent Navy CCA decision, United States v. Grafton, No. 202400055, 2025 LX 342911 (N-M. Ct. Crim. App. Aug. 11, 2025), that high...
2025-10-1732 min
Guardians of the DataThe 5 Pillars of Data Protection - Trevor Dolan - Guardians of the Data - Episode #4How can cybersecurity professionals balance both the regulatory requirements and the fundamentals of data protection?Today, Trevor Dolan, Cyber Security Executive Advisor at NinjaJobs, shares insights on balancing regulatory compliance with the fundamentals of data protection, designing holistic data protection programs, and the importance of strategic planning. He delves into the five main areas of developing data protection organizations: governance and leadership, risk assessment, policies and procedures, training and awareness, and team and organizational structure. Trevor also offers practical advice for young professionals starting in the field and discusses the significance of building trustworthy relationships with stakeholders...
2025-08-2159 minLitigator Libations93 - U.S. v. Saul; U.S. v. Navarro-Aguirre; and U.S. v. GeorgeSend us a textIn today's episode we say farewell to long-time host Darrel Johnson and officially welcome our new hosts, Sam Castanien and Trevor Ward! In so doing, we discuss United States v. Saul & United States v. Navarro-Aguire, two cases that speak to the providence of a guilty plea and the importance of clarifying inconsistencies during the Care inquiry. We then discuss United States v. George, an important case that makes new law on how the appellate courts will evaluate defective/ambiguous specifications.
2025-08-0828 min
The Conquer CastMTN Physio Founder Preston Ward on Backcountry Fitness, Hunting, and Healing | The Conquer Cast Ep 032In this episode of The Conquer Cast, Trevor sits down with Preston Ward, Founder and CEO of MTN Physio. Preston has worked with a diverse range of patients from recreational athletes to collegiate, professional, and Olympic competitorsHe shares stories about his passion for hunting, building a business and his experience as a doctor. Follow Preston Ward:https://www.instagram.com/mtn_physio/?hl=enhttps://www.mtnphysio.com/Follow Trevor Farnes:https://www.instagram.com/trevorfarnes...
2025-07-091h 12Litigator Libations87 - United States v. Shafran and Sexual Harassment as Free SpeechSend us a textToday Lt Col Allen Abrams joins to discuss the case of United States v. Shafran. The issue in the case is an Article 134 specification that failed to include words of criminality, such as "wrongfully" or "unlawfully." The case provides an excellent vehicle for Allen to provide defenders with considerations and options for attacking defective specifications. We then hear from the Free Speech Dynamic Duo - Trevor Ward and Sam Castanien who apply the current state of Free Speech law in military justice to the enumerated Article 134 offense of Sexual Harassment.
2025-05-1637 minLitigator Libations83 - Free Speech Law in Military Justice & Your Client's Online PresenceSend us a textIn this episode Sam Castanien and Trevor Ward return with a great discussion on Free Speech law in military justice - particularly in regard to the possession of obscene cartoon, anime, or computer generated images that the government attempts to charge as child pornography. Making her Litigator Libations debut, is Rebecca Saathoff providing important information on how courts-martial and appellate review can impact your client's online presence. Two great discussions from the good folks at Appellate Defense!
2025-03-2141 min
The Conquer CastStories Of Adventure & Service Hunting In Africa With Ryan Ward, VP Of Product | The Conquer Cast Ep 011In this episode, Trevor Farnes sits down with Ryan Ward, the VP Of Product at MTN OPS. They talk about what makes MTN OPS products so outstanding and effective, and then Ryan shares with Trevor his experience hunting in Africa with his son, including an opportunity to serve the people over there.Follow Trevor Farnes:https://www.instagram.com/trevorfarneshttps://twitter.com/TrevorFarneshttps://www.youtube.com/@TheConquerCollectivehttps://theconquercollective.coSubscribe so you don't miss next week's episode!
2025-02-121h 18Litigator Libations73 - United States v. Smith and Objecting to Arguments in a Judge Alone ForumSend us a textThis week we hear from Sam Castinien and Trevor Ward on major developments in Free Speech law in the military. The issue is raised in United States v. Smith, which was decided by CAAF on September 13, 2024. We then hear from first-time contributor Nicole Herbers, who discusses the sticky wicket of objecting to the government's argument in a judge alone forum.
2024-11-0139 minLitigator Libations54 - Victim Status under Article 6b and Impeachment with a Newspaper ArticleSend us a textIn the last episode of 2023, Trevor Ward discusses the state of the law regarding who might qualify for victim status under Article 6b, despite having been a coconspirator in the offense. We also hear from Allen Abrams, who accepted the challenge to describe how defense counsel might use a newspaper article to impeach a government witness. He walks us through how we can use the article to prepare for trial as well as specific methods of using the article to impeach the witness on the stand. Thank you to both Allen and Trevor for...
2023-12-2928 minLitigator Libations53 - Executive Order 14103 and Expert WitnessesSend us a textIn today's episode I run through some of the changes implemented by Executive Order 14,103. Many of the changes took effect in July 2023, but more are coming on 28 December 2023. In addition, Major Ciara Ryan discusses expert witnesses -- including how to get them recognized as an expert, the rules applicable to experts, and how to get an expert detailed to your team. Happy Holidays!
2023-12-1539 minLitigator Libations52 - United States v. Brown and Victim WritsSend us a textIn this week's episode I discuss United States v. Brown, which is an interesting case insofar as there are three separate opinions with different answers on two aspects of the offense of disrespecting an NCO. Specifically, 1) does the requirement that the disrespectful language be "used toward and within sight or hearing" of the victim require that a disrespectful text be written and sent within sight or hearing of the victim? And, 2) does the requirement that "the victim was then in the execution of office" require the victim to be in the execution of his...
2023-12-0134 minLitigator Libations51 - United States v. Warda and Character EvidenceSend us a textIn this episode I discuss the recent Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces case of United States v. Warda, which held that the military judge abused his discretion in denying a defense motion to abate the proceedings when a separate federal agency refused to provide evidence that was relevant and necessary and, therefore, essential to a fair trial. We then turn to Major Ciara Ryan for a quick discussion on Character Evidence (a powerful tool).
2023-11-1728 minLitigator Libations50 - United States v. Cabuhat & Refreshing Recollection v. ImpeachmentSend us a textIn this episode we discuss the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals recent case of United States v. Cabuhat, in which it overrules its prior published opinion of United States v. Burkhart. The issue was whether the offense of Sexual Abuse of a Child, where there is no physical contact with the child, requires the child to be aware of the accused's presence, if not the accused's conduct. More specifically, the court focuses on what the statute means when it says the indecent conduct must be "in the presence of" the child. We wil...
2023-11-0343 minLitigator Libations49 - United States v. Harrington and Voir Dire; The IntroSend us a textIn today's episode we discuss United States v. Harrington, 2023 CAAF LEXIS 577, which includes a discussion of the elements of communicating a threat, a request for a tailored instruction at sentencing, and we re-visit the issue of trial counsel attempting to hijack the victim's unsworn statement. Major Allen Abrams then returns for a discussion on voir dire. Specifically, the very beginning of voir dire and introduces the three H's to help counsel be thoughtful to be sure they get off on the right foot with the panel.
2023-10-2034 minLitigator Libations48 - United States v. Jeter and Obtaining Appellate Defense CounselSend us a textWelcome to Season 3 of Litigator Libations! In this lengthy episode we discuss United States v. Jeter, a recent controversial case from the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces that forbids convening authorities from considering the race of a potential court-martial member for any purpose -- inclusion or exclusion. We also hear from Major Allen Abrams on ensuring your client has a smooth transition to an appellate defense counsel should he or she be convicted at court-martial.
2023-10-0642 min
Deez Lug NutzValley Star 300 Preview with Trevor Ward & Daniel SilvestriEpisode 54 is on the scene with two drivers who are hoping to be amongst the 40 competitors that will compete in the richest, and most prestigious Late Model Stock Car race in the country this weekend at Martinsville Speedway. The 2023 Valley Star 300 is the final race of the 2023 Virginia Triple Crown and will have a who's who of late model racing attempt to etch their name in the record books and win a grandfather clock.2021 Valley Star 300 Pole winner and 2022 heat race winner Daniel Silvestri returns to the show. We discuss what he's been up to since the...
2023-09-191h 33
Crypto With AccountantsFrom Corporate Accounting to CryptoFinance leader Mary Kauffman shares her journey through traditional accounting at Deloitte to companies like Facebook, OpenSea, and crypto startup Lightspark. She discusses the intricacies of crypto accounting, how enterprises should approach crypto, and her career advice for accountants interested in working on crypto projects.Get NASBA Approved CPE or IRS Approved CELaunch the course on EarmarkCPE to get free CPE for listening to this episode.Checkout the Bitwave channel on Earmark to get even more CPEConnect with Marylinkedin.com/in/mary-kauffman-b650807a/lightspark.comConnect...
2023-08-1855 minCrypto With AccountantsEnterprise Blockchain's True Potential - Niamh O'ConnellBlockchain is far more than crypto! We interviewed Niamh O'Connell of Casper Labs about how enterprises can take advantage of blockchain for data integrity, automation, transparency and more. We discussed supply chain, healthcare, financial services use cases and why combining blockchain and AI makes sense.Get NASBA Approved CPE or IRS Approved CELaunch the course on EarmarkCPE to get free CPE for listening to this episode.Checkout the Bitwave channel on Earmark to get even more CPEConnect with Niamhlinkedin.com/in/niamhoconnell1http://casperlabs.ioConnect...
2023-08-1146 minCrypto With AccountantsThe Past, Present and Future of Digital Assets - Libby SchultzPat White and Trevor Ward chat with crypto expert Libby Schultz about the evolution of digital assets from gaming microtransactions to NFTs, the regulatory challenges facing the crypto industry, and Libby's upcoming sci-fi book exploring the future of crypto and blockchain technology. They discuss the SEC lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance, tips for accountants entering the web3 space, and the launch of Bitwave University.Get NASBA Approved CPE or IRS Approved CELaunch the course on EarmarkCPE to get free CPE for listening to this episode.Checkout the Bitwave channel on Earmark to get even...
2023-08-0359 minLitigator Libations47 - US v Anderson; US v Smith; and The Clergy PrivilegeSend us a textThis is the last episode for Season 2 of Litigator Libations! In this week's episode I discuss two recent cases from the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. Specifically, United States v. Anderson, where CAAF rejects the arguments in favor or requiring unanimous verdicts at courts-martial and United States v. Smith, where CAAF stretches the excited utterance hearsay exception to cover epiphanies. We then turn to Major Allen Abrams who discusses the Clergy privilege by not only explaining the rule, but giving great advice on how the rules applies to clients and other wit...
2023-07-2146 minLitigator Libations46 - Counterman v. Colorado & RCM 707 v. Plea AgreementSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss the recent Supreme Court case of Counterman v. Colorado, where the Court held that a state criminal statute criminalizing stalking based on communications alone violated the First Amendment. The Colorado statute allowed for a conviction based upon proof that the defendant knew he made the communications and that the victim reasonably suffered serious emotional distress from the communications. The Court held that the First Amendment required Colorado to prove that the defendant knew that, or was reckless as to whether, his communications would likely cause serious emotional di...
2023-07-0730 minCrypto With AccountantsESG and DEI Policies and StrategyIn this episode, Donny Shimamoto, Mathew Heggem, and Alla Koretsky join Bitwave's Patrick White, Amy Kalnoki, and Trevor Ward to discuss the different elements of ESG and DEI policies and also talk strategy.Get NASBA Approved CPE or IRS Approved CELaunch the course on EarmarkCPE to get free CPE for listening to this episode.Checkout the Bitwave channel on Earmark to get even more CPEChapters
(00:35) - Introducing the panelists for today's podcast
(04:07) - What are we seeing change in the great resignation of the accounting industry?
(07:40) - How has...
2023-06-2848 minLitigator Libations45 - United States v. Talkington & Waiver of PrivilegesSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss the narrow holding of United States v. Talkington regarding the member's use of a vague reference to sex offender registration in his unsworn, and compare that to a thoughtful presentation of the impacts of sex offender registration that are directly relevant to the principles of sentencing under RCM 1002(f). We then discuss the waiver of privileges and address laying the foundation for what would be, but for the waiver, a privileged communication.
2023-06-2334 minLitigator Libations44 - United States v. Shields & Group Voir DireSend us a textIn today's episode we discuss United States v. Shields; a recent CAAF opinion that points out two things: 1) Even when a search is conducted pursuant to a lawful search authorization, the search must still be reasonable within the bounds of that authorization, and 2) Military Judge's have extremely broad discretion when it comes to findings of fact. We then discuss group voir dire with some thoughts on how to phrase your questions to make them less confusing and more conversational.
2023-06-0930 min
EARN THE RIGHT with Trevor Young265: Recapping Kris Ward's behind-the-scenes personal brand story with Brendan & TrevorIn this episode, I get together with marketing strategist Brendan Keogh to recap not one, but two, interviews I recorded with author and entrepreneur, Kris Ward.
The interviews are featured in the two previous episodes:
Ep 263: How to leverage your time & resources while building your personal brand - interview with Kris WardEp 264: [BEHIND-THE-SCENES] How Kris Ward found her voice, scored 400 podcast guest interviews, grew a podcast with 1000 5-star reviews, plus TikTok, YouTube & more!
Brendan and I pick out the gold from each of these interviews - tips, insights and stories from Kris; we...
2023-05-2429 minLitigator Libations43 - US v Kim and Unopposed MRE 412 MotionsSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss United States v. Kim, a recent CAAF case that speaks to unique aspects of pleading guilty to offenses speak to potentially constitutionally protected conduct, such as viewing legal pornography in the privacy of your home. We next discuss issues to consider when conducting the required hearing on the admissibility of defense proffered MRE 412 evidence when the government does not oppose the admission of the evidence.
2023-05-1930 minEARN THE RIGHT with Trevor Young264: [BEHIND-THE-SCENES] How Kris Ward found her voice, scored 400 podcast guest interviews, grew a podcast with 1000 5-star reviews, plus TikTok, YouTube & more!"We're not here to blend in!" (Kris Ward)
In the last episode, I spoke with Kris Ward, the author of the book, Win The Hour Win The Day, and host of the podcast of the same name.
That conversation centred on how subject matter leaders can leverage their time and resources while building their professional personal brand in the marketplace.
In doing my research for that interview, I was impressed with how well Kris was building her own professional online presence (her face was everywhere!), so I d...
2023-05-1744 minEARN THE RIGHT with Trevor Young263: How to leverage your time & resources while building your personal brand - interview with Kris WardBuilding a credible thought leader brand in the marketplace takes time and effort.
So how can we make time work for us?
How can we manage our energy to give us the headspace required to come up with original thoughts, to dig deeper into our ideas so we can share them with the world?
How can we become more effective in our work so we can spend more time creating content, do public speaking and interact with our audience, on and offline?
Kris Ward has the answers!
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2023-05-1038 minLitigator Libations42 - Catching Up on Cases & Complex Prior Inconsistent StatementsSend us a textIn this week's episode we catch up on some CAAF cases, including United States v. King (excusing a member after assembly), United States v. Vargas (standard for selecting a remedy for discovery violations), United States v. Behunin (sentence comparison in "closely related" cases), and United States v. McAlhaney (CCA standard of review regarding the content of a reprimand). Major Allen Abrams then brings us a discussion of prior inconsistent statements in situations where it gets complicated because there are a number of inconsistencies in a single assertion.
2023-05-0541 minLitigator Libations41 - United States v. Lara and the Combative WitnessSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss the recent unpublished opinion of United States v. Lara, which examines the advice defense counsel must provide regarding the potential for sex offender registration under the Sex Offender Notification and Registration Act (SORNA). In the advocacy portion, Major Allen Abrams discusses how to work with combative witnesses on cross examination.
2023-04-2144 minLitigator Libations40 - United States v. Lattin and Taking Notes at TrialSend us a textIn this episode we seek to recruit a producer of Litigator Libations and then discuss the recent CAAF case of United States v. Lattin. United States v. Lattin is a Fourth Amendment case that hones in on the exclusionary rule and demonstrates the wide latitude military judge's have in admitting evidence seized in violation of the Accused's constitutional rights. We then discuss some concepts to keep in mind as you plan for keeping notes and tracking the multitude of things that happen at trial.
2023-04-0728 minLitigator Libations39 - McDonnell v. Maryland and Open Ended Questions on CrossSend us a textIn today's episode Darrel discusses (at length) the issue of whether a client has a legitimate privacy interest in a forensic copy of electronic data seized from the client's electronic device, such as a cellular phone or laptop computer. In McDonnell v. Maryland, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals held that the appellant in that case rekindled his reasonable expectation of privacy in a mirror-image copy of his laptop's hard drive when he revoked consent to search. Major Allen Abrams then discusses when and how you might want to consider using open ended que...
2023-03-2432 minLitigator Libations38 - United States v. King and Handling Nonsense Answers on CrossSend us a textIn this week's episode Major Allen Abrams discusses United States v. King, a recent case from the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. The case conveys the importance of attention to detail when it comes to the proper excusal of a court-martial member after assembly.In the advocacy portion, Major Abrams discusses options for dealing with a witness on cross-examination who are giving nonsense answers.
2023-03-1024 minLitigator Libations37 - United States v. St Jean and Prior Convictions (MRE 609)Send us a textIn this week's episode we discuss the recent C.A.A.F. opinion of United States v. St Jean, which analyzed the admissibility of evidence under M.R.E. 412. In our advocacy portion, we discuss the use of a prior conviction for purposes of demonstrating the witness's poor character for truthfulness.
2023-02-2435 minLitigator Libations36 - US v Valentin-Andino and Handling "Gotcha" Statements at TrialSend us a textIn this week's episode we break down United States v. Valentin-Andino, which is a published opinion from the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals. In it, the court clarifies that a deferment request is not a request for clemency, and then relies on fairness and procedural due process to find that, like clemency, where a convening authority considers matters submitted by a victim when acting on a deferment request, the convening authority must provide notice and an opportunity to respond to the defense. Major Allen Abrams then discusses how to ensure "gotcha" statements ar...
2023-02-1024 minLitigator Libations35 - United States v. Pyron & AuthenticationSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss the recent case of United States v. Pyron, which was decided by CAAF on 17 January 2023. The case addresses an exception to the general rule that the government may use an accused's testimony at a prior court-martial at a subsequent rehearing; and then finds the exception does not apply. For our advocacy section, Major Allen Abrams discusses different aspects of authentication; the foundation for admissibility.
2023-01-2727 min
Not Just Crew: Inspire - Encourage - Support!Timmy Alexis Carrington Ward: Here she is!Timmy Alexis Carrington Ward: Here she is!
Timmy presents a new chat show with a difference 'Here She Is' has CHAT, SKETCHES, STAND UP, CELEBRITY GUESTS, SONG, DANCE and off course TIMMY ALEXIS CARRINGTON WARD! Twitter: @heresheisalexis Instagram: heresheisalexis TikTok: @heresheisalexis Podcast: https://shows.acast.com/hear-she-is-here-she-is
On this weeks Destination Unknown, Simon's away.....so Trevor has the chance to chat to fellow Travel.Radio presenter, the one and only: Timmy Alexis Carrington Ward.
Timmy presents a new chat show with a difference 'Here She Is' has CHAT, SKETCHES, STAND UP, CELEBRITY GUESTS, SO...
2023-01-1631 minLitigator Libations34 - United States v. Brown and The Chapter MethodSend us a textIn today's episode Major Allen Abrams discusses the unpublished Air Force case of United States v. Brown -- specifically discussing trial counsel's improper argument in sentencing by invoking command policy for purposes of increasing the punishment of the convicted Airman. We note that the case cite to United States v. Greenwood was meant to be to United States v. Gatewood; but the citation was correct: 65 M.J. 724. In the advocacy portion of today's podcast, Major Matt Leal discusses The Chapter Method of cross-examination, as described to him by Mr. Larry Posner at a rece...
2023-01-1327 min
The 4D Leaders Show#96 Donna and Turner Ward: How do we keep hope alive in sports and in life?In episode 96 of the 4D Athletes podcast, Jim and Jason are joined by Donna and Turner Ward to discuss how you keep hope alive even in our toughest, darkest, and most challenging moments in life and sports.
Donna Ward is the mother of three and wife of former major leaguer and St. Louis Cardinals hitting coach Turner Ward. They have been married for 33 years. She is a breast cancer survivor and author of Unexpected Hope, A journey of cancer and faith. She is the founder of hope 4110, a non-profit that helps women facing breast cancer and breast...
2023-01-091h 04Litigator Libations33 - U.S. v. Day and Presentation Techniques - VolumeSend us a textIn this episode we discuss the recent CAAF case of United States v. Day, which declined a defense invitation to overrule its precedent and held "attempt to conspire" continues to be an offense under the UCMJ (even though most jurisdictions reject such an offense). We then move into a discussion of effective presentation style, with Major Allen Abrams discussing the effective use of volume. Happy New Year!
2022-12-3035 minLitigator Libations32 - The FY23 NDAA & Presentation Part 3 - PitchSend us a textIn today's episode we will discuss some of the provisions of the FY23 NDAA. At the time the Podcast was originally recorded the Senate had not yet passed the bill but, at the time of posting, it has--so disregard any discussion of potential changes to the bill. In our advocacy portion, Major Allen Abrams will discuss the highs and lows of pitch, which is part three of his presentation of Presentation!
2022-12-1634 minLitigator Libations31 - AFCCA Published Opinions in 2022 & Part 2 on Delivery - PacingSend us a textIn this episode Darrel discusses the two Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals opinions that were published in 2022: U.S. v. Anderson and U.S. v. Heppermann. The first case deals with waiver and the second case focuses on statutory construction; although the legal issue was legal and factual sufficiency. We then turn to our advocacy portion where Major Allen Abrams discusses, and gives examples of, pacing and the impact it has on conveying meaning beyond the words themselves.
2022-12-0230 minLitigator Libations30 - United States v. Black (Common Authority to Consent) & The DeliverySend us a textIn this episode you will hear Darrel Johnson discussing the CAAF case of United States v. Black, which was an Article 62 appeal of the trial judge's suppression of evidence seized after a consent search, but where that consent was sought based on an illegal search of the appellant's cellular phone. Turning to our advocacy portion, Major Allen Abrams provides an introduction into a multi-part series on how to improve your delivery -- that is the "how" you say rather than just the "what" you say.
2022-11-1827 minLitigator Libations29: When an Acquittal is not a Win & Coordinating ConjunctionsSend us a textIn this week's episode Major Allen Abrams discusses an a doctoral thesis that focuses on the impacts on service member when the member is court-martialed on weak charges and then discusses word choice at court-martial and how getting rid of coordinating conjunctions may improve your story-telling.
2022-11-0417 min
The FS PodcastEpisode 26: Interview with Trevor Ward, Co - Founder & CEO of Multisig MediaWe recently had the pleasure of interviewing Trevor Ward, the co-founder and CEO of Multisig Media. In this episode, he shares his expertise on some of the recent technological innovations within the financial markets such as distributed ledgers, the blockchain, cryptos, and much more! Have a listen to learn all that there is to know in the new digital age of finance.
2022-11-0343 minLitigator LibationsEpisode 28 - US v Bench and MRE 608(b)Send us a textIn this episode we discuss United States v. Bench, a CAAF cases that involves the remote testimony of a child witness, but the real issue is whether the Confrontation Clause is offended when trial counsel deceives the child witness by falsely informing them that the accused is not present and will not hear the child's testimony. We then turn to Military Rule of Evidence 608(b), which allows counsel to cross-examine a witness on specific instances of contact that speak to the veracity of the testifying witness.
2022-10-2125 minLitigator LibationsEpisode 27 - US v Nelson and Voir DireSend us a textSeason 2 of Litigator Libations kicks off with a discussion of US v. Nelson a case where CAAF resolves nothing. The issue is the proper remedy for an Article 31 rights violation but although three judges agreed the NMCCA should be affirmed, they could not agree as to why -- no precedential value but an interesting issue. We next discuss the science and art of voir dire. Welcome back to Litigator Libations!
2022-10-0723 min
The Asset (r)Evolution PodcastThinking from First Principles in Digital Assets with Trevor WardThinking from First Principles in Digital Assets with Trevor Ward
Host Marc Nichols is joined in this engaging episode by Trevor Ward, Co-Founder of Multisig Media. Trevor shares his professional journey prior to entering the crypto space, and he shares how his company connects finance thought leaders with an audience of digital asset professionals. Trevor and Marc go deep into the topic of combining education and marketing to deliver value to professionals looking to learn more about digital assets.
Arbor Digital is a team of passionate professionals dedicated to responsibly constructing and managing digital asset...
2022-09-2247 min
Speaking of WritersFreyan Legends: Heroes of Eagalia by Trevor WardAfter appearing seemingly out of nowhere, a young boy with purple skin is found by the king and queen of Eagalia and taken in by them. Years later, the capital city is attacked by a blood wraith. After losing his arm to the wraith, Shay sets out to try and defeat the wraith once and for all for the safety of not only his home, but all of the world. Joined by a city guard, an elf and a wizard, Shay discovers that no one is as they seem and there is far more to the world than he...
2022-09-0604 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v. Palacios Cueto and the LecternSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss the recent case of United States v. Palacios Cueto, which is a case where the appellant attacked every attorney at trial: IAC claims for the defense and prosecutorial misconduct for the government. All to no avail but an interesting case nonetheless. We then discuss using (or, more accurately, not using) a lectern during arguments at trial.
2022-07-2932 min
Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp 64: Trevor Ward, Managing Director, W Hospitality GroupThe annual W Hospitality Pipeline Report covers the 54 countries in Africa, comprising North Africa, sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian Ocean islands and provides consistent, reliable and comparable data on the development pipeline activity of the hotel chains who are operating in Africa, and those who are seeking to enter the continent for the first time. Listen to Trevor Ward, Managing Director of W Hospitality Group as he talks in length about the report findings and gives insights on the developments in the hospitality sector in Africa.
2022-07-2821 minLitigator LibationsDAFI 36-3211 and Part 2 of Prior Consistent StatementsSend us a textThis episode comes a day late but contains some great information on the newly published DAFI 36-3211, Military Separations, as well as closing out the discussion on Prior Consistent Statements. Thank you, again, Major Allen Abrams for the helpful info!
2022-07-1618 minLitigator LibationsTekoh v. Vega (SCOTUS) and Prior Consistent StatementsSend us a textIn this week's episode Allen Abrams returns to educate us on the Supreme Court downgrading Miranda warnings from a Constitutional protection to a prophylactic measure; he then begins our journey down the path to effective use of prior consistent statements. Enjoy!
2022-07-0117 minLitigator LibationsUnanimous Verdicts; U.S. v. Whiteeyes; and Preparing your ClientSend us a textIn this week's episode we briefly discuss a writ of prohibition issued by the Army Court of Criminal Appeals ordering the military judge in United States v. Dial to proceed with trial without instructing the members that a unanimous verdict is required and allowing conviction of the sex offenses upon agreement by three-fourths of the members. We also discuss the Court of the Appeals for the Armed Forces case of United States v. Whiteeyes, which demonstrates how little independent evidence is required to corroborate a confession or admission. Finally, we discuss an exercise fr...
2022-06-1726 minLitigator LibationsTwo SCOTUS Petitions; U.S. v. Tate; and Presence Sense ImpressionsSend us a textIn this episode Major Allen Abrams highlights some SCOTUS petitions that, although not military cases, may have an impact on military justice. He then discusses United States v. Tate, where a gaff on the part of the court reporter resulted in a complete loss of a day of trial. The issue was whether the trial judge's remedy was proper (it wasn't). Major Abrams then walks us through how to lay a foundation for a presence sense impression and distinguishes that hearsay exception from others such as the excited utterance.
2022-06-0318 minLitigator LibationsUS v Nelson; US v. Horne; and Finding Your StorySend us a textIn this episode Major Allen Abrams breaks down two recent cases from the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. In Nelson the issue is whether the appellant voluntarily unlocked his cellular phone when he did so under a mistaken belief that, because the government had a search authorization, he had no choice but to unlock the phone. In Horne the court addressed a UCI issue created by trial counsel and victims counsel (I choose no apostrophe) colluding to deter AFOSI from interviewing the complainant's husband despite knowing the husband was the first "outcry"...
2022-05-2019 minLitigator LibationsUS v Cooley; US v Edwards; and the Business Records ExceptionSend us a textIn this episode Major Allen Abrams discusses the recent court-martial of Major General Cooley (and the no-longer-a-sex-offense offense) as well as CAAF's recent decision in United States v. Edwards, which examines whether a prosecutor-created video with images and acoustic music can qualify as a victim statement. Finally, Major Abrams breaks down how to lay a foundation for a business record with a witness at trial.
2022-05-0617 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v Beauge and Personal KnowledgeSend us a textIn this episode we discuss CAAF's interpretation of the scope of the "duty-to-report" exception under MRE 513 and provide a brief discussion of the foundation for establishing that the witness has the requisite personal knowledge under MRE 602.
2022-04-2218 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v. Simmons and Witnesses Refusing an InterviewSend us a textIn this episode we discuss United States v. Simmons where the CAAF found that, based on the facts of the case, expanding the charged time frame by over nine months was a major change, and therefore prohibited under RCM 603. We also discuss potential strategies for defense counsel when an important witness refuses to sit for an interview with defense counsel.
2022-04-0824 min
Mindfulness Manufacturing62 Find Your Wisdom and Vision with W. Kevin WardSometimes, a chance meeting leads to great conversations! After having a random breakfast with W. Kevin Ward of WKW Consulting Services, I knew I had to have him on the podcast to talk about how he helps others seek wisdom and reach their greatest potential. In this episode, he shares his steps for getting off "autopilot" and intentionally seeking wisdom. He also talks about why leaders should have a vision and core values, and how manufacturing industry leaders can improve results and morale by strengthening and communicating their vision and goals. 2:07 – To seek wisdom, start off by disconnecting from the no...
2022-04-0631 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v. Schmidt and the Learned TreatiseSend us a textIn this week's episode we discuss a 1-2-2 opinion from CAAF that addresses, but does not resolve, whether sexual abuse of a child, which may be committed by a lewd act done "in the presence of" the child, requires the child to be aware of the conduct. We then discuss the "learned treatise" exception to the prohibition on hearsay.
2022-03-2524 minLitigator LibationsUnanimous VerdictsSend us a textThis week Major Ryan Crnkovich steps in with an outstanding examination of unanimous verdicts in courts-martial after the Supreme Court's watershed case of Ramos v. Louisiana. Major Crnkovich breaks down this complex issue with a walk through the significant case law and some excellent analysis.
2022-03-1125 min
Grow Your Video Business with Ryan Koral271. Why You Should Trademark Your Brand with Trevor WardShould you trademark your brand? This week on the Grow Your Video Business Podcast, Ryan interviews award-winning documentary filmmaker, turned intellectual property attorney Trevor Ward. He's answering all the questions you've ever had about trademarks, and some you probably didn't even know to ask. Trevor shares his journey from filmmaking to law and if there's still a documentary filmmaker in his soul. If you are a small, medium, or large filmmaking company you should grab your pen and paper and listen to today's episode because we are diving deep into the trademark world. We're talking about whether or not...
2022-03-0749 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v Hiser and So-You-Say QuestioningSend us a textIn this episode we discuss the first case out of the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces to discuss the new Article 117a (wrongful broadcasting of intimate images) and we discuss questioning witnesses in a way that conveys that we dispute their testimony without confronting the witness (and thereby allowing them to repeat or bolster their narrative). Happy Listening!
2022-02-2519 minLitigator LibationsHemphill v. New York & Refreshing Recollection FailsSend us a textIn this episode we discuss the case of Hemphill v. New York, where the Supreme Court held that an accused did not waive his right to confront an absent witness when he offered evidence that implied the absent witness was the true perpetrator of the offense. We then discuss how to respond when your witness refuses to remember a fact of consequence despite having their memory refreshed.
2022-02-1124 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v Quezada and MRE 803(3)Send us a textIn this episode we discuss the case of United States v. Quezada, where the appellant was convicted of a sexual assault (Article 120) and of false official statement (Article 107) for denying that the sex act that amounted to the sexual assault occurred. The issue is whether the "false exculpatory statement" instruction undermined the appellant's presumption of innocence and right to due process . . . it didn't. We then move on to discuss the hearsay exception for declarations of a then-existing mental, emotional, or physical condition.
2022-01-2822 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v Moratalla and Excited UtterancesSend us a textThis episode discusses the first opinion of the term from CAAF - US v Moratalla, where CAAF demonstrates that criminal law attorneys do not understand secured transactions. The episode then goes on to discuss the often abused hearsay exception - excited utterances. Happy listening!
2022-01-1421 minLitigator LibationsInterpersonal Violence Task Force Report & Lay Opinions as to DemeanorSend us a textIn November 2021, the Air Force's Interpersonal Violence Task Force issued its report regarding the way the Air Force handles allegations of various forms of interpersonal violence, ranging from verbal harassment to physical violence. This episode discusses how the report may assist defense counsel in negotiating alternative dispositions in certain cases. The advocacy portion of the episode focuses on the admissibility and use of lay opinions regarding the demeanor of a third party. Enjoy!
2022-01-0218 minLitigator Libations10. The No-BCD Special Court-Martial and Proving Up the Prior Inconsistent StatementSend us a textThis episode discusses an Article from The Army Lawyer regarding the No-BCD Special Court-Martial and finally provides the fifth part of our five-part series on cross-examination with a prior inconsistent statement, in which we discuss proving up the prior statement.
2021-12-1724 minLitigator LibationsEpisode 9: U.S. v. Kennedy and Opening StatementSend us a textIn this episode I provide a mea culpa and seek to course-correct when it comes to motions to dismiss for failure to state an offense. Recently the President has sought to render these motions non-jurisdictional but the RCMs still allow it to be raised any time prior to adjournment. Because I thought the motion was jurisdictional, I agreed with the judiciary that defense counsel were required to notify the court that it lacked jurisdiction over the offense. But if it is not jurisdictional, and the RCMs say you can raise it at any tim...
2021-12-0327 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v. LePore and the Rules of CompletenessSend us a textThis episode discusses the first (and perhaps only) published opinion of the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals in 2021 -- United States v. LePore. In that case the full court met to decide they had no power to decide the issue of whether the Appellant's conviction triggered the firearm prohibitions of 18 U.S.C. 922(g). The episode (at 14:30) then goes on to discuss the rules of completeness and how they apply at courts-martial.
2021-11-1923 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v. Willman & the Confrontation Step in Impeachment with a Prior Inconsistent StatementSend us a textIn United States v. Willman, the CAAF found that certain evidence could be considered by the CCA for one purpose but that the same evidence was not within the record for any other purpose (the takeaway is to ensure as much as possible gets in the record). The episode then turns to what is often the most enjoyable part of the impeachment with a prior inconsistent statement -- the confrontation step!
2021-11-0521 minLitigator LibationsDNA Collection and the "credit" step in impeachment by prior inconsistent statement (Pt 3)Send us a textThe collection of DNA from Airman and Guardians accused of committing an offense under the UCMJ; and the crediting step of the impeachment by prior inconsistent statement.
2021-10-2230 minLitigator LibationsUS v McPherson and the Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine ProgramSend us a textIn this out-of-order episode, I discuss two CAAF cases (US v. McPherson and US v Adams) that both apply the literal wording of Article 43, UCMJ, to find that a five-year statute of limitations applies to some pretty egregious offenses. The cases demonstrate how following the law can be challenging when you would prefer a different result. Those cases are relevant to the Air Force's mandatory COVID-19 vaccine where some commanders appear to be ignoring the law to achieve the desired ends: a fully vaccinated force.
2021-10-0826 minLitigator LibationsMandatory BCD in Plea Agreements & Pt 2 of Impeachment with Prior Inconsistent StatementSend us a textIs it lawful to include a mandatory punitive discharge in a Plea Agreement, even when Congress hasn't determined that a punitive discharge is required for that offense? The second chapter addresses the "confirm" step in the impeachment of a witness using a prior inconsistent statement.
2021-09-2530 min2021-09-1233 minLitigator LibationsUnited States v. Steen & Using Text Messages on CrossSend us a textIn United States v. Steen, the appellant was charged with introduction and distribution of marijuana. At trial, the government sought to admit text messages wherein the appellant sought to acquire marijuana for personal use. The text messages were created after the alleged offense but the government argued it was, under MRE 404(b), admissible to show the appellant had a plan to maintain a certain amount of marijuana and the fact that he wanted some demonstrated that he must have distributed his stock to the informant and needed to replenish. The case is interesting bec...
2021-08-2723 minLitigator LibationsVictim Impact Statements & ImpeachmentSend us a textThis is the first episode! (So allow some grace.) The episode discusses United States v. Tyler, Crim. App. No. 29572, C.A.A.F., April 26, 2021, which held that the unsworn victim impact statement is not evidence but it may, nonetheless, be commented on by trial counsel in sentencing argument. The court also stressed the role of the military judge as gatekeeper to ensure that the statement contains only proper victim impact. At 11:08 the episode shifts gears and discusses the concept of "depth" on cross-examination. I hope you find it helpful!
2021-08-1523 min
Who Says No? The NBA Trade PodcastLet's find the Lakers a point guard with Trevor LaneTrevor Lane of Lakers Nation joins the podcast to go through every feasible point guard option for the Lakers this offseason (all 19 of them!) Is Chris Paul financially realistic? Do Russell Westbrook's strengths outweigh his weaknesses? Is Lonzo Ball coming home? Who could they chase with the mid-level exception? And much, much more
2021-07-241h 07
BetterWealth with Caleb GuilliamsWhy I Joined BetterWealth with Trevor WardThe exotic CPA!In today's BetterWealth episode, I welcome the newest member of the BetterWealth Team, Trevor Ward, CPA who has joined our team to help me in our business development side of the company. Listen as Trevor talks about how he met the team and how he became a pivotal part of helping our company grow and push our message out to more people!Trevor talks about his love for financial planning, his take on opportunity cost and the impact that has had on his life and mindset of money. #BETTERWEALTH...
2021-06-1132 min
AHIC TalksEpisode 1: Trevor Ward, W Hospitality Group & Africa Hotel Pipeline Report 2021On the eve of publishing the 13th Annual Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa, Trevor Ward, Managing Director at W Hospitality Group spoke with Matthew Weihs, Managing Director at bench about the report findings. They discussed what the 2020 hotel development numbers looked like for Africa and what this implied for the industry. They also dived into the key operators across the continent and the markets that are leading development. Download your copy of the report today.
2021-05-0714 min
IT TECH TALKPodcasting You!!! With guest Trevor OldhamToday Trevor Oldham joins me he is the founder of Podcasting You a company he founded in 2017 the company helps individuals get on podcasts if your interested and want more info here is the link to his website https://podcastingyou.com/
2021-03-0533 min
The Trevor Ohlsen ShowEpisode #14 - Zach WardZach Ward is an American amateur powerlifter, lead guitarist for his band “Of The Orchard”, and a full time guitar teacher. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.Get The Weekly Patreon Episodes:https://www.patreon.com/trevorohlsen--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trevor-ohlsen/support
2020-11-041h 49
Me You UsPride Month with Special Guest Trevor ThomasJune 1 marks the beginning of Pride Month. Join me with special guest Trevor Thomas as we discuss the meaning of Pride Month and Trevor shares his personal journey. You won't want to miss this heartfelt conversation.
2020-06-0315 min
Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp 52: Trevor Ward, Managing Director, W Hospitality GroupThis podcast, with Trevor Ward Managing Director of W Hospitality Group, canvassed his opinion on the state of the African hotel market. Looking at the key markets and cities that development is taking place and the trend towards developing mid-scale brands
2020-03-0915 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp 42: The 2019 Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa with Trevor WardThis Africa Hotel Investment Forum podcast speaks to Trevor Ward, Owner and Managing Director of W Hospitality Group about the recent publication of the 2019 Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa. I asked Trevor about the findings of the report – what it tells us about branded development across Africa – which countries are leading and what it tells us about the key international and regional brands strategies
2019-05-0917 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp 42: The 2019 Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa with Trevor WardThis Africa Hotel Investment Forum podcast speaks to Trevor Ward, Owner and Managing Director of W Hospitality Group about the recent publication of the 2019 Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa. I asked Trevor about the findings of the report – what it tells us about branded development across Africa – which countries are leading and what it tells us about the key international and regional brands strategies
2019-05-0917 min
The DispatchHeroes, Myth, and Stories with Katy WardToday, I'm really excited to welcome my friend Katy Ward to the show!
Katy is a marketing consultant, artist, and story teller that helps Social Impact companies clarify their message and connect with their ideal clients through the power of story.
In this episode, Katy explains how and why using a centuries old story telling technique works with our human psychology to connect simply and, more importantly, powerfully with our clients and customers.
You can find Katy at www.katyward.com.
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2018-08-1732 min
Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp. 29 - Trevor Ward, Managing Director of W Hospitality GroupManaging Director at W Hospitality, Trevor Ward, speaks with Bench Events UK MD Matthew Weihs giving an overview of the Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa Report which is in it's 9th year. Speaking on the importance of the report, Mr Ward touches on the benefit for investors as well as how the report takes into account future events that may not happen and the themes of 2016. This podcast is part of an official series supporting the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF). To attend, please visit www.africa-conference.com.
2018-06-2109 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp. 29 - Trevor Ward, Managing Director of W Hospitality GroupManaging Director at W Hospitality, Trevor Ward, speaks with Bench Events UK MD Matthew Weihs giving an overview of the Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa Report which is in it's 9th year. Speaking on the importance of the report, Mr Ward touches on the benefit for investors as well as how the report takes into account future events that may not happen and the themes of 2016. This podcast is part of an official series supporting the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF). To attend, please visit www.africa-conference.com.
2018-06-2109 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp. 28: Trevor Ward, Managing Director at W HospitalityManaging Director at W Hospitality, Trevor Ward, speaks with Bench Events UK MD Matthew Weihs giving an overview of the Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa Report which is in it's 9th year. Speaking on the importance of the report, Mr Ward touches on the benefit for investors as well as how the report takes into account future events that may not happen and the themes of 2016. This podcast is part of an official series supporting the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF). To attend, please visit www.africa-conference.com.
2017-05-1505 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp. 28: Trevor Ward, Managing Director at W HospitalityManaging Director at W Hospitality, Trevor Ward, speaks with Bench Events UK MD Matthew Weihs giving an overview of the Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa Report which is in it's 9th year. Speaking on the importance of the report, Mr Ward touches on the benefit for investors as well as how the report takes into account future events that may not happen and the themes of 2016. This podcast is part of an official series supporting the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF). To attend, please visit www.africa-conference.com.
2017-05-1505 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp. 20: Trevor Ward, Managing Director at W HospitalityManaging Director at W Hospitality, Trevor Ward, speaks with
Bench Events UK MD Matthew Weihs on the eve before the release of
the 8th hotel chain development pipeline report.
Speaking on the findings within the report, Mr Ward goes on to
give his views on the brands contributing to the report and African
brands to watch.
The pair go on to discuss Nigeria being at top of the country
table, further opportunities for brands with a presence within
Africa, the state of the market and finally the political and
economic issues Africa faces.
This...
2016-05-0410 minAfrica Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) PodcastEp. 20: Trevor Ward, Managing Director at W HospitalityManaging Director at W Hospitality, Trevor Ward, speaks with
Bench Events UK MD Matthew Weihs on the eve before the release of
the 8th hotel chain development pipeline report.
Speaking on the findings within the report, Mr Ward goes on to
give his views on the brands contributing to the report and African
brands to watch.
The pair go on to discuss Nigeria being at top of the country
table, further opportunities for brands with a presence within
Africa, the state of the market and finally the political and
economic issues Africa faces.
This...
2016-05-0410 min
Lincoln's Legends PodcastEpisode 36: Pro MMA Fighter Trevor Ward Welcome to the show dedicated to the artists and professionals that make Springfield, Illinois a melting pot of creativity and entertainment. Each episode is recorded at a different location featuring a brand new topic. This week we are joined by professional MMA Fighter Trevor Ward.
2015-07-081h 27