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Mastermind Advisor Marketing is Marketing for Financial Advisors Created by Financial Advisors. The financial world is changing at the speed of data, and old methods of reaching your clients are no longer effective. Mastermind Advisor Marketing uses state-of-the-art technology, developed by those in the financial and digital spaces, to help financial advisors generate qualified leads and close business. On the Mastermind Advisor Podcast, join Vince Oldre and Josh Woodward as they explain how ...
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Josh Wigler, Melissa Woodward and Doctor Amanda recap “Severance,” the Apple TV+ paranoid thriller starring Adam Scott and directed by Ben Stiller.
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We're two smart women and our smart friends asking smart questions about current events. Contact the show at funfactspodcast@gmail.com. Credits: Intro - "Crazy Glue" by Josh Woodward (http://joshwoodward.com/) Outro - "Love Wins" by Lee Rosevere (http://happypuppyrecords.ca)
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Award-winning comedians, best friends, and self-confessed self-absorbs, Mary O’Connell and Sharlin Jahan, endeavour to discover more about themselves and their celebrity guests by completing personality quizzes. Every week: a new quiz, new revelations, and big laughs. Produced & edited by Dom Stephens. (Title music: ”She’s On My Mind” by Josh Woodward - joshwoodward.com)
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Through interviews with politicians, journalists, activists, and the latest and greatest names in the fight to restore our democracy, the Another Way podcast explores the plans and policies for returning power to the people.
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The Crime Shack is a podcast created and hosted by Michelle Pense, that dives into the details of various crime cases that have occurred around the world. The Crime Shack provides factual information on each case, as well as personal perspective and commentary. (Content may contain elements that are not suitable for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast and on our website are our own and do not represent that of law enforcement or any ot ...
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The Dance Business Daily Podcast is the perfect resource for dance studio owners who want to grow themselves AND their studio businesses. Guests get honest with us about their failures as well as their successes, so you can learn what NOT to do as well as what TO do. This is the perfect place to get actionable insights and learn from some of the best in the business!
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Chris Platte Presents Strictly Hip-Hop and Strictly Hoop Talk: Chris Platte has a podcast series that talks in-depth NBA hoops. For Strictly Hip-Hop Chris Platte covers all aspects of hip hop from album reviews to debates about some of the most controversial topics and more, Strictly Hip-Hop leaves no topic behind. Each podcast for both series has a wide range of guest appearances from some of the biggest music critics and professional music artists, to NBA writers and broadcasters. Subscrib ...
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Successful Systems & Processes for Growth with Michael Mezheritskiy
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We’re excited to return with a new series featuring advisors around the country. We’ll spend time discussing their business and processes, and learn from their successes and failures. Today we welcome on Michael Mezheritskiy of Milestone Asset Management Group in Connecticut to learn more about what’s behind his growth from a solo shop to now havin…
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In 2020, in the middle of a pandemic, Jon Stever launched an extraordinary experiment to draw together a representative sample of the world to discuss the climate and ecological crisis the world is facing. In this conversation, I talk to him about how he and his team did that, and what it teaches us about the potential for citizen assemblies genera…
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In the tranquil setting of Lake Oconee, Georgia, the peaceful existence of Russell and Shirley Dermond was violently disrupted by a sinister act that baffled investigators and sent shockwaves through the community. Picture this: a quiet lakeside home, a retired couple enjoying their golden years. But in 2014, their serene life took a dark turn when…
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Ireland has been perhaps the most impressive example of citizen assemblies addressing national issues in a new and edifying way. David Farrell is an academic who has studied the Irish example. I talk with him about what Ireland can teach the rest of the world.By Lawrence Lessig
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S5E24: Lifeboats: Katrín Oddsdóttir
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Katrín Oddsdóttir is a founding mother of the still-not-ratified Iceland Constitution. In 2012, the people of Iceland told their Parliament to adopt a constitution based on the draft that she and 24 other Icelanders crafted. They had crafted their draft based upon the results from two citizens assemblies. We hear about that history and what it can …
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Claudia Chwalisz is a social entrepreneur, spreading the gospel of citizen assemblies. In this episode we talk to her about citizens assemblies' potential and how they are spreading across the world.By Lawrence Lessig
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In September of 2016, California tech-businessman and father of one, Greg Mulvihill, was shot after being lured to a dark, secluded California trail. The subsequent and shocking investigation into the shooting began to peel back layers of deception, exposing a sinister plot, plagued by manipulation and treachery. SHE’S BIRDIE Safety Alarm: The pers…
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Not all AI is democracy ending AI. Some can support democracy and make it better. In this episode, I talk to Kim Polese, whose career launching transformative technologies (beginning with Java) has landed with a democracy enhancing AI, CrowdSmart. We talk about its potential, as well as the open source alternative, pol.is.…
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David Van Reybrouck's book, Against Elections, helped crystalize a movement for citizen assemblies. In my conversation with him, we talk about the origin of this idea, and how it could complement democracy.By Lawrence Lessig
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S5E20: Lifeboats: Chloe Maxim / Canyon Woodward
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Chloe Maxim and Canyon Woodward built a people focused movement in rural Maine to change the way politics works. I talk to them about their book, Dirt Road Revival, and the organization they've launched, DirtRoadOrganizing.org, aiming to change how we do politics, for the better.By Lawrence Lessig
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Eli Pariser, Executive Director of MoveOn at 23, and founder of UpWorthy, talks to me about creating healthy online spaces, and democratic activism that builds up democracy rather than tearing it down.By Lawrence Lessig
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After hope, we need health. Josh Greene, professor of psychology at Harvard University and author of Moral Tribes talks to me about building healthier engagement between increasingly polarized citizens.By Lawrence Lessig
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Jennifer Pahlka, founder of the Code for America and former Deputy CTO, talks with me about improving digital governmental capacity, working from her new book, Recoding America: Why Government is Failing in the Digital Era and How We Can Do Better.By Lawrence Lessig
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Our first lifeboat is hope — hope that government could actually do good. Brink Lindsey, formerly of the Cato Institute, and now Director of the Open Society Project at the Niskanen Center, talks to me about governmental capacity, and how we could make it better.By Lawrence Lessig
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We can make our unrepresentative representative democracy representative. But AI may mean that's not enough. This episode introduces the final section of this season — lifeboats: the changes we could make to make it so democracy can survive.By Lawrence Lessig
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S5E14: Gashed Hull: AI: Tristan Harris
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AI has already affected our society fundamentally. That effect first happened through social media. In this episode, we speak with Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, about that first effect, and what we can expect as AI evolves.By Lawrence Lessig
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S5E13: Gashed Hull: Media: Ben Smith
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What happens when news must compete? How does that affect the news? In this episode, we talk to Ben Smith, a journalist and entrepreneur who played a central role in the transformation of media through social media. His book, Traffic, tells that story better than any other just now.By Lawrence Lessig
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You have to be good at closing virtually and good at closing in person, but you first have to be able to get in front of people and that’s what we’ll help you with in this episode. That’s the biggest problem many advisors have right now and webinars and seminars are still a trusted way to accomplish that. It’s not just about the numbers when you ru…
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S5E12: Gashed Hull: Social Media: Jonathan Haidt
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No technology in the last two generations has more affected ordinary life and ordinary politics more profoundly than social media. In this episode, we talk to NYU Stern School of Business Professor Jonathan Haidt about how social media has changed us, and especially our kids, and what we might do to respond.…
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S5E11: Gashed Hull: Broadcast Democracy: Markus Prior
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What was media like? How has media changed? In this episode, we talk to Princeton Professor Markus Prior about the architecture of public media, over the period of what he calls "broadcast democracy," and in the period we're living within today. How does that architecture affect the politics that is possible?…
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S5E10: Gashed Hull: A Rational Public: Ben Page and Robert Shapiro
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There was a time when the presumption of democracy — that the people were rational and guided our democracy to reasoned conclusions — was true. Or tru-ish. In this episode, we speak with the authors of one of the most important work studying this relatively healthy period, Ben Page and Robert Shapiro. Their 1992 book — The Rational Public — present…
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The premise of the first part to this season is that our broken democracy can be fixed. The solutions are clear and achievable. Many of them would be enacted if the Democrats regained sufficient control of our government. But in this part, we explore why these solutions won't be enough. We can right the overturned tables for sure; but there's a gas…
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S5E08: Overturned Tables: The Senate: Marty Paone
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The obscure rules of the Senate are an important part of the dysfunction of American democracy today. In this episode, we speak to a former Secretary for the Majority of the United States Senate and, for the last two years of the Obama administration, the Deputy Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs at the White House, Martin Paone. Th…
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S5E07: Overturned Tables: Primaries: Nick Troiano
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Just 8% of voters elect 83% of the House: This is the fact standing behind the reform proposed by Nick Troiano in his book, The Primary Solution, which we discuss in this episode. The problem is truly astonishing. And the solution is quite genius.By Lawrence Lessig
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S5E06: Overturned Tables: Representativeness: Nick Stephanopoulos
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Democracy reform needs a target. We can say things like "representative democracy must be representative," but what does that exactly mean? In this episode, we speak with Harvard Law Professor Nick Stephanopoulos about his conception of representativeness — "alignment" — and what that says about the reforms we should be pressing.…
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S5E05: Overturned Tables: Vouchers: Jen Heerwig
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Even great ideas need to be studied and understood scientifically. Jennifer Heerwig has done more than anyone studying the effects of the voucher experiment in Seattle, Washington. In this episode, we hear what she has learned, and what that could mean for reform more generally.By Lawrence Lessig
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S5E04: Overturned Tables: Vouchers: Alan Durning
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The single best reform for the way we fund campaigns would be democracy vouchers. In this episode, we speak to the man who heard about this idea and then made it real in Seattle.By Lawrence Lessig
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