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The High Gain

Ed Peterson and John Kieltyka

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Hosts Ed Peterson and John Kieltyka tell barely credible stories about guitars, randomly describing the people, places and events surrounding the birth of each instrument.
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A roundtable podcast with your hosts, Dr. Pam Maragliano-Muniz and Dr. David Rice. Join us as we bring notable guest contributors from all parts of dentistry every week. We discuss the topics that every business owner wants to know, including practice management, discussions for students and new grads, new and existing technologies and products, and hot-button issues circulating in our dental forums.
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Splendid Sports Cards Podcast

Splendid Sports Cards Podcast

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Are you interested in sports card collecting? Whether you're a rookie in the sports card hobby or a long-time veteran, our sports card podcast has content for you! On the Splendid Sports Card Podcast, we talk about, and show cards from, all eras of the hobby from baseball cards, basketball cards, football cards, 1980s / 1990s Era, modern, pre-war and vintage cards. The podcast often features conversations and interviews with a wide range of guests, including some of the most well-known colle ...
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An Imperfect Leader: Leadership in (After) Action is a series of conversations with leaders who look back at decisions they made and ask themselves: What happened? What got overlooked? What did you learn about relationships or what new relationships were formed? What frustrated you? What could you have done differently? And in the end, what was something good that came out of the experience – because it is through our mistakes where our greatest learning takes place. I’m Dr. Peter Stiepleman ...
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EN: When he was young, Def4z fell in love with electronic music thanks to his uncle, who was a DJ. He used to listen to underground music such as Banzai, Secret Cinema and Speedy J. In 2011, music became a revelation for him! He started listening to sets from Dave Clark, Carl Craig, Ben Klock, Miss Kittin & Co. and began mixing and producing tracks. He also played a few sets at "Radio Studio One". Then he started sharing his passion at Escobar where, in 2012, he created his own concept with ...
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In the early 1980s, Gibson undertook an ad campaign, the slogan for which was “American made, world played”. It featured a photograph of a guitar cut into the shape of the continental United States. Visibility of that ad increased curiosity about the guitar itself, and Gibson were soon making it available for purchase. It underwent various refineme…
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INTRO: I was interested to see how ChatGPT might create an intro for me. I gave it some information and it spat out: “Welcome to a journey that transcends the conventional boundaries of education. Imagine a school where purpose is not just a buzzword but the very essence that breathes life into every corridor, classroom, and curriculum.” Yeesh. I a…
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Step into the world of dental practice transitions with our latest episode, where we unravel the complexities of selling your practice to a DSO! Drs. David Rice and Pamela Maragliano-Muniz delve into the intriguing trend of dentists turning to DSOs for lucrative practice sales, but with a crucial twist—Our guest Brannon Moncrief unveils the top mis…
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One of the venerable companies that made guitars in Chicago at the middle of the last century was Kay. Their instruments provided tremendous value at an affordable price. One such instrument was the Barney Kessel Pro. These were recently reissued, and we found our example to be a whole hell of a lot of fun to play. Enjoy! Like the show? Follow us a…
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Dr. Monique Darrisaw-Akil, the Superintendent of the Uniondale School District, is my guest. One simply had to read the following excerpt from the Long Island Herald to know why had to talk with Dr. Akil: “Residents throughout Uniondale will tell you — this community, once grappling with educational challenges that seemed insurmountable, has underg…
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Prepare to be shocked and enlightened in our latest podcast episode as we delve into the dark world of bootleg continuing education! Join us as we sit down Dr. Steve Schiffenhaus, who has experienced the nightmare of having his content stolen, repackaged under a different name, and sold at bargain prices. In this eye-opening conversation, we explor…
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Message us your comments on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/splendidsports On episode 28 of Turn Back The Clock, Dylan and I discuss "firsts" in the hobby and show some cards from our collections. Should the first matter? Link to YouTube episode - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOdd9wZfJA0
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The Rickenbacker 300 series of guitars was introduced in 1958. Designed by the esteemed Roger Rossmeisl, these guitars have changed little, but withstood the test of time. Just when we thjought we knew what we were dealing with, however, a 330 in matte black shows up. We had to grab it. Enjoy! Like the show? Follow us at these fine establishments: …
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INTRO: About a year ago, at about the one-year anniversary of Justice Ginsburg’s death, I was asked by my family to be a part a school naming committee in Philadelphia. There was a school there considering her name for the new name, and I was to represent Justice Ginsburg. In the end, the school community didn’t choose to name the school Ruth Bader…
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We continue our discussion with Dr. Alan Mead and Gary Kadi as we take a deeper dive into the critical topic of substance abuse among dentists in the riveting Part 2 of our Dentistry Unmasked podcast episode! Join us as we uncover the risks of the potential consequences of substance abuse as we ask: Are dentists that struggle with substance abuse a…
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We’re pretty big fans of vintage Gretsch guitars over here at High Gain HQ. Especially the S-100, with its indispensable phase switch. If it’s good enough for Kim Thayil of Soundgarden it’s good enough for us. So when we got a line on the new Guild S-100 Polara Kim Thayil signature guitars, we had to try them. We were not dissappointed. Enjoy! Like…
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INTRO: This week, we feature James Sturm, co-founder of the Center for Cartoon Studies. In this our conversation, we explore the dynamic interplay between the power of language and the power of images in shaping a district's narrative. Join us as we delve into strategies for effectively communication of vision and values. In the second half, James …
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Prepare to confront a crucial issue in the dental profession head-on in our latest episode! Join David Rice and Pam Maragliano-Muniz as they delve into the sobering reality of substance abuse among dentists, a problem that often starts in dental school and continues into professional life. In this candid conversation with Dr. Alan Mead and Gary Kad…
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When Ovation began making solidbody guitars, just about everything they came up with was full-featured, well-made and very playable. Their designs were perhaps a little forward thinking for most, however, and they didn’t fare too well in a market of Teles and Les Pauls. When it came to bass guitars, they fared little better. But the Magnum bass is …
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When smart phones became the norm and Google paid owns the first spots on everyone’s device - When 65% of organic traffic on social media is fake - When .03% is the average conversion rate - it’s time to reassess your investment. Join us for a zero fluff sesh with author and marketing guru, Abe Kasbo. We’re guessing you don’t want to be a media com…
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INTRO: In just a few weeks, I will be traveling with a small group of amazing volunteers from all over the United States and Australia to Omo Village in Papua New Guinea. I serve on the Board of Directors for Be the Change Volunteers, an organization committed to building schools all over the world for communities interested in providing opportunit…
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Carlos Lopez started his guitar-building journey on the production line at Fender. Before long he joined the Custom Shop. Not long after that he was apprenticing to become a Master Builder. You could say our man Carlos has the chops… So, it’s really no surprise to see him sailing and thriving under his own banner - Castedosa Guitars. Along with his…
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What do you do when hygiene is at capacity and your dentist schedule is full … of non-profitable procedures … you don’t enjoy?? Practices cycle and when you feel most out of control - turns out - you’re the most in control. So long as you take action when it’s happening! Join us and our guest, John Riley. You’ll leave knowing the four phases every …
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Intro: As I prepared for this week’s episode, I traded in personal anecdotes with a traditional story, one about two farmers and their approach to change. One always bought the latest tools for his farm, hoping they would solve his problems. Meanwhile, his neighbor focused on building relationships with other farmers, learning from their experience…
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Robert Godin started his guitar-making journey in a small shop in La Patrie, Quebec, in 1972. Over the years he expanded into five factories, across six well-known brands, including, of course, Godin Instruments. The goal was/is to make quality guitars at a reasonable price. Not easily done without cutting corners somewhere, but Godin never did. No…
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If you’re calling a friend or if you’re in a FB groups anonymously asking for help on what equipment to buy, there’s a not so secret those in the know … know. You don’t trust your reps! What if could know you were buying exactly what you need? What if you knew it was the best price? Interested?!? Check out this week’s episode with AI master, Yasin …
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INTRO: Earlier this year, I read The Delicate Handling of Equity Work in Conservative Communities, and was thrilled when the authors agreed to be guests on the podcast. In the two years since I left the superintendency, I have found myself talking with superintendents who have faced (or are facing) this same dilemma. They recognize the importance o…
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Graig Markel and Zera Marvel of Recovery Effects have been making some of our favorite effects for a long time. At any moment they can be found on our pedal boards, emitting the precise lushness Recovery has become known for. So when Graig stopped by with two of his latest, the Moonstruck reverb/delay and the Revere overdrive, we knew what we had t…
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Absolutely blown away by Dr. Jason Auerbach - aka @bloodytoothguy - aka BTG. We start the show talking about how he feels about "bailing out" general dentists who get in over their head (spoiler: he doesnt hate it!) and what its like collaborating with other docs. From brilliant OMFS - to IG influencer - to building a surgeon owned and operated “an…
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INTRO: In this episode of An Imperfect Leader, Jeff Utecht, educational futurist and podcast host of Shifting Schools, joins me in conversation. We reflect on the intersections of tradition and transformation, innovation and integration. We delve into Jeff's insights and experiences, and how he helps educators navigate the complexities of a rapidly…
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Among the first original designs Ibanez made after the famed Gibson lawsuit was the Musician Series. These were guitar re-thought from the ground up. They are still considered sturdy workhorses, and they mark a direction that would set Ibanez on the path to being one of the world’s leading guitar makers. This MC200 got a rare ‘double buy’ from us. …
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Embark on an enlightening journey into the world of dental practice ownership with our latest episode! Join hosts David and Pam as they sit down with Dr. Weston Spencer, a cosmetic dentist with a fascinating trajectory—from solo practitioner to a partner in a thriving dentist-owned DSO. In this captivating conversation, we explore the age-old quest…
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INTRO: Join me on this episode of An Imperfect Leader for a captivating discussion with Sean Stewart, an expert in historical leadership. We explore how lessons from the past can shape today's leadership practices, offering valuable insights for leaders across all fields. In this episode, we'll shift our focus to the demanding roles of school leade…
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Paul Reed Smith, the man, has been creating the highest quality guitars ever since he made one for college credit, after which he dropped out to pursue the art fulltime. PRS instruments are known for their attention to detail, impeccable response, and beautiful tops. Why then, haven’t we paid more attention to them? We’ve been remiss, and we apolog…
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We are smart people. We are a group who have relied on our ability to be self reliant and problem solvers. But do we think we know better when it comes to preparing our practices to be purchased? Graig Presti is on today to talk about some common mistakes dentists do that end up ruining their plans for retirement or moving to the next project. We a…
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INTRO: My guest this week holds a special place in my professional life. I met him during his first campaign for the school board in Oakland, CA. In the second part of the show, my guest, Dr. Gary Yee, describes what has got to be one of the most difficult experiences of any superintendent – the vandalizing of his home, navigating a hunger strike o…
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Embarking on a partnership with a Dental Service Organization (DSO) can be a daunting decision for dentists, fraught with uncertainties about autonomy, practice dynamics, and professional perception. Will patients and peers view the move as "selling out"? In our upcoming podcast episode, hosts David and Pam engage in a thought-provoking discussion …
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Bernardo Chavez Rico grew up making classical guitars. He learned the craft from his father. Luckily for us, Bernardo decided to branch out into solidbody electrics. And the world was never the same, as musicians across all genres played his instruments at some point in their careers (Elliot Easton of The Cars? Yup…) We were fortunate enough to tak…
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There is nothing a DSO wants more than to cause you confusion when you're considering selling your practice. Kevin Cumbus comes on the show today to tell you the top things acquiring DSOs do to cause chaos and to ensure they they the better end of the deal. So don't be fooled by the "limited time offer" they give you and reach out to an M&A advisor…
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INTRO: In this episode of An Imperfect Leader, join us as we delve into the world of education leadership with Superintendent Diego Ochoa, a veteran with over 25 years of experience, and Graham Dugoni, the founder of Yondr – a pioneer in creating phone-free spaces. Together, they discuss the impact of going phone-free on student success and the com…
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Before Rickenbacker, there was Rickenbacher, and they pioneered electric guitars with their clever use of electronics, materials and design. But one instrument, the Ken Roberts electro-Spanish guitar, introduced in the throes of the Great Depression, and discontinued a few years later, would come to be regarded as one of the forerunners of today’s …
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Your employee gets too drunk at a work function and gets in a car accident. There is a CE course your RDH wants to take out of state and you agree to pay for the travel but there is a mishap during the flight. WHAT ARE YOU LIABLE FOR!? As dentists, we try to do the right things by our employees. We try to weave fun and rewards into the often stress…
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INTRO: This episode is coming out just as I have returned from co-presenting at a conference hosted by the Coalition of Oregon School Administrators (or COSA). During our presentation, we talked about distinguishing between reform and transformation. Specifically, that reform is usually made up of outside forces telling you what to do, coaching for…
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The fine folk over at Rock N Roll Relics continue to kick out some of the most beautiful ideas. We’ve been fans of theirs for quite some time, and the Lightning Junior, with its lightning bolt f-holes and single pickup, does nothing to dissuade us from these rock machines. Give a listen and see if you don’t agree. Enjoy! Like the show? Follow us at…
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You cannot miss this episode. As Dr. Austin put it - “It doesn’t have to be a special season for dentists to be depressed”... In other words, we are talented enough to get there on our own. This episode is a shoutout to this time of year where we all feel off, the days are short, the darkness seemingly stays around forever, and we do some crazy thi…
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