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Sheppard Mullin's Nota Bene

Sheppard Mullin, with Scott Maberry

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Explore how global headlines will affect your multinational business on Nota Bene, a bimonthly horizon-scanning podcast for the C-Suite by the Sheppard Mullin law firm. Join host, international trade partner Scott Maberry, as he and his expert guests explore how trends in geopolitics, law and commerce intersect while providing insights and strategies for succeeding as a global business in this new world economic order.
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SheppDawg's Classroom podcast is hosted by two educators with a combined 40+ years of teaching experience in K-12 education. We enjoy conversations around teaching, curriculum, technology, and a wide-variety of topics related to our roles as educators in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. In some episodes, we discuss the subject areas we teach like English Language Arts, Social Studies, and Technology, as well as topics that address the social emotional learning of our students. We also incl ...
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Performance Talk addresses key issues, opinions, theories within the modalities of strength and conditioning, nutrition, sports psychology, rehabilitation, etc... Our national and international guests are recognized for their aggressive approach to improving the world of human performance In sport.
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Share Time

Corey Oliver

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Welcome to Share Time, a podcast where Corey Oliver interviews his friends in an effort to find a better understanding our interpersonal relationships. Or to talk about random sh*t. Both are fun. Cover art provided by Katelan Thomas! Visit her Instagram @highjinkx
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Professional mountain biker Payson McElveen sits down with some of the biggest names in sports and adventure to get an inside look at what sets them apart. With no script, the casual conversations are as diverse as the guests, with topics ranging from harrowing tales of survival, to debates on current events, to everyday tips and tricks and everything in between. As Payson travels the world for his two-wheeled day job, listen in as he rubs shoulders with and learns from some of the most insp ...
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"Unstitching ADHD: Urban Ed Talks" is dedicated to unraveling the complexities of ADHD within urban education settings. Through insightful discussions, expert interviews, and real-life stories, we aim to empower educators, parents, and stakeholders with the knowledge, strategies, and support they need to create inclusive and supportive learning environments for students with ADHD. Our mission is to foster understanding, advocacy, and positive outcomes for all learners impacted by ADHD in urb ...
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Tom Sheppard is a UK based strength coach with a speciality in Powerlifting. Before his focus shifted to coaching during his own lifting career he became British champion on 5 occasions in 3 different weight classes and held multiple European and World Records as a Junior competitor. He works with competitors and high level athletes from various di…
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Sarah Sturm is back, fresh off of winning Migration Gravel in Kenya. As usually happens when she and Payson start chatting, the conversation covers a broad range of pressing topics. Did Sarah watch Cole Paton ride to his doom in a rainstorm just before recording the show? Will Cole reply to Payson’s texts? What is tempo? Why did the runners at Hard…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode of 'Unstitching ADHD Urban Ed Talks,' host Dr. Stanley Ekiyor interviews Marianne Dennis, a seasoned special education teacher coordinator. With 23 years of experience, Marianne shares her expertise in addressing the challenges faced by students with ADHD in an urban school environment. She discusses her back…
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Dylan Stucki has dabbled in just about every bike-related career out there. He's worked as an equipment tester, mechanic, and race promoter, and even found the time to do some pro racing along the way. These days, one of his main roles is team manager/mechanic/and all-around support system for his fiancée, Sarah Sturm. Payson caught up with Dylan t…
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In this episode, Lisa Mays, an international trade attorney with Sheppard Mullin and leader of the firm’s Supply Chain Industry Team, joins host Scott Maberry to discuss the state of the global supply chain, including the impact of the war in Russia, and the intensifying trade war with China. What We Discussed in This Episode: Most trade lawyers ar…
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Motivated and creative individual with a background in many different fields. Her experience ranges from teaching, Athletic Training, leadership, fitness, education and customer/client service. I enjoy working in a team setting to learn and collaborate. I have had the opportunity to work with a variety of patients/ clients from general population c…
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New Zealand cyclist Samara Sheppard has found success in multiple disciplines, including cross country (she won a U23 World Cup in 2012 and is a multi-time New Zealand and Oceania champion), road (she nearly landed a contract with one of the most prominent WorldTour teams in 2019), and marathon (she’s placed 5th and 6th at the marathon world champi…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, Dr. Stanley Ekiyor discussed the newest information and research techniques for handling ADHD in urban classrooms. This episode includes everything from explaining ADHD and understanding how common it is to diagnosing and looking at intervention choices. Join me in this journey to better assist our students …
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A dedicated sports performance professional with expertise in sports performance, sports science integration, and female athlete development. With experience spanning positions within the Professional Referee Organization (PRO), University of Pittsburgh, and US Soccer Federation, I am at the forefront of integrating multidisciplinary approaches to …
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As co-founder of SkratchLabs and co-author of the FeedZone cookbooks, Chef Biju Thomas has played a major role in how cyclists fuel themselves. He and his family emigrated from a rural part of Southern India to Colorado when he was 10. As a teenager, he fell in love with cycling right around the time he started working in restaurants, and dreamed o…
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Assistant Athletics Director for Sports Nutrition for Purdue University Athletics. Oversee sports nutrition program and specifically work with football, men's basketball, volleyball, and soccer. Primary duties include: individual and team nutrition education, providing counseling and MNT as needed, evaluating supplements for legality, safety, and e…
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A year and a half ago, Paige Onweller was working as an emergency PA and racing bikes on the side. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, she won Big Sugar. Recognizing that she had a fraction of the racing experience that her competitors had, Paige quit her job, built out her sprinter van, and got to work racing weekend after weekend around the country. …
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Doctor of Chiropractic since 1993, graduating cum laude from Northwestern Health Sciences University Diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist Active Release Technique (ART) Certified - Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity, Spine and Masters Certified Mas…
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Lea Davison thought long and hard about her retirement, but even when she finally decided to bring her mountain biking career to a close, she didn't have any intention of slowing down. During her racing career, she won a silver and a bronze medal at the World Championships, placed third overall in the 2015 World Cup series, and went to the Olympics…
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Trains, a moto crash, the hero pull of the day, and two peeing mishaps are just some of the crazy moments from Unbound that make the cut in this episode. As the race expands every year, so does the potential for chaos within the peloton. Payson rounded up some of the most striking examples that you didn't see in any on-the-day coverage. Click to WI…
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Send us a Text Message. This episode features Dr. Thomas, a dynamic leader of a New York State urban school district. You'll hear about her innovative approaches, commitment to student success, and remarkable impact on the lives of students with ADHD. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or passionate about education, this episode is full of valua…
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National-level presenter and creator with expertise in developing educational content and training. Distinguished certified S&C specialist and health educator with a Masters in health behavior change. I have designed and delivered online courses for coaches working across various levels – from entry-level coaches and personal trainers to specialist…
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This year’s Unbound was one of the most dynamic and exciting in the event’s history, featuring two new winners, separate starts for the elite men and women, and a nine-up sprint at the women's finish. Payson caught up with two of the top riders to get the lowdown from inside the men’s and women’s fields. We also hear from some of the riders across …
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Jasper Ockeloen started racing on the road in the Netherlands when he was 8 years old and took up cyclocross not long after. The combination has come in handy now that he’s turned his focus to gravel and the increasingly popular discipline of beach racing, where he's a two-time European champion. This month, he’s back in the U.S. to tackle Unbound …
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Send us a Text Message. In this compelling episode, our esteemed guest, Ms. Tamara Sheppard, a seasoned social worker from one of New York State's largest school districts, shares valuable strategies for empowering students with ADHD, fostering effective collaboration with parents, and inspiring real-life success stories.…
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My final semester of College I was fortunate enough to be an intern Strength and Conditioning Coach at the United States Air Force Academy. Upon completion, as an intern, I pursued my own business. I opened up a personal training studio that I ran for five years. Furthermore, I was interested in corporate management for a large fitness company (24-…
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At 46, Kateřina Nash has been racing bikes for three decades and continues to compete at the highest level. Originally from the Czech Republic, she competed in skiing throughout her early life, even competing in two Winter Olympics before discovering a love for mountain biking. She was part of the first cohort of the groundbreaking LUNA Pro Team in…
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A longtime associate of Kill, the relationship between Klein and NM State's head coach stretches back to 1994 when the two were on the same football staff at Saginaw Valley State. Klein's most recent collegiate stop came at UCONN in Storrs, Conn., where he was the director of football strength & conditioning for a period of time beginning in Januar…
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Send us a Text Message. Dr. Steve Lysenko, our distinguished guest, provides a unique perspective to today's discussion as a proud father and stepfather of five grown children, two of whom have ADHD. As an experienced educator, he offers valuable insights from his experience raising and educating children with ADHD.…
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Professional strength and conditioning coach and sport scientist with over 10 years of experience. I have experience coaching athletes who have been selected in the NHL, MLS, and NFL draft as well as those currently signed by professional teams. As an expert in the field, I have been invited to speak on the topic at clinics for the National Strengt…
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Kenny Belaey started riding professionally at age 9 when he and his brother began doing trial biking shows in their native Belgium. Since then, he’s racked up nine UCI world championship titles in the discipline, more than any other rider. But even during the peak of his racing career, Kenny kept up with the performance circuit, using the shows as …
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strive to create an environment of success within and around the athlete. 19 years plus in the professional athlete world, both on teams and working directly with the athletes, has given me some pretty amazing experiences and insights on how the human body and mind connect and work together to create success in sports. I have found that success com…
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After participating in the Life Time Grand Prix in its first two years, Taylor Lideen missed out on a spot this year. While that might leave some riders struggling for motivation, it’s done the opposite for him. Two weeks ago, at Sea Otter (the first Grand Prix race of the season), he snagged 6th place, just seconds off the podium. The next weekend…
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The Grand Prix is back and Hannah Otto is here to give a rundown of the first race of the season. She and Payson discuss the opposite tactics that played out in the men's and women's races, which new and returning riders caught their attention, and how the Cape Epic might have influenced the podium. They also answer a few listener questions and rev…
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Experienced Strength & Conditioning Coach with a demonstrated history of working in the collegiate level. Skilled instructor of multiple sports performance and exercise techniques including Olympic lifts, powerlifting, plyometric training and speed-agility training. Strong administrative professional with both Master and Bachelor degrees focused in…
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After four years of pestering, Payson has finally convinced Nichole to return to the show to talk about her most recent trip to Uganda. In 2017, she visited the country for the first time to teach pathology residents and, based on her experiences and newfound connections there, started Path of Logic, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving …
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As a Human Performance Advisor, my job is to oversee and ensure the overall effectiveness and integration of sports medicine, strength and conditioning, performance nutrition, and cognitive performance programs in coordination with the unique needs of the individual. Some of my responsibilities include developing policy recommendations, managing re…
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Experienced Assistant Professor with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Skilled in Microsoft Word, Athletics, Educational Technology, Strength & Conditioning, and Public Speaking. Strong education professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) focused in Exercise Science from University of South Carolina-Columbia.…
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It takes a particular kind of grit to win the grueling 800-mile Atlas Mountain Race, and Cynthia Carson did it on less than five hours of sleep. The rising bikepacking star has had quite a year, winning Spain’s infamous desert race Badlands in September and becoming the first woman to finish in the top 10. Cynthia joins Payson this week to talk abo…
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Balancing training volume & intensity around work & social demands, whilst optimising sleep & recovery, and tracking nutrient intake all at once takes a lot of planning, effort & management. It can be easy to fall off the rails & it can be hard to pick yourself back up. Experiencing this juggling-act first hand has enabled me to build better rappor…
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At 21 years old, Luke Lamperti is already riding for one of the biggest teams in the WorldTour, Soudal–Quick-Step, and he's hit the ground running. Since the season began, he’s racked up podiums at the Challenge Mallorca, the Muscat Classic, and the Tour of Oman, solidifying his place as a young rider to watch. Before signing with Quick-Step, he ra…
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At approximately 12:30 a.m. last weekend, Beth McBride crossed the finish line of Mid South to a thunderous reception. The race is known for its celebration of riders of all levels, and the final rider to cross the finish line is arguably more of a celebrity than the first rider. Payson sat down with Beth to talk about her race, including overcomin…
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In 2019, Morgan Aguirre decided to step outside of her comfort zone. Having never competed in any sports, she rented a bike from her local Trek store with the goal of riding 50 miles. Things escalated quickly, and soon, fellow Seattle resident (and now WorldTour rider) Veronica Ewers saw her posts on Strava and asked her to join the Fount Cycling G…
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Dr Paul A. Jones MSc, BSc (Hons), FBASES, BASES Accredited, CSCS*D, CSci, FHEA Paul is a Lecturer in Sports Biomechanics/ Strength and Conditioning (S&C) at the University of Salford. Paul earned a BSc (Hons) and MSc in Sports Science from Liverpool John Moores University and a PhD in Sports Biomechanics at the University of Salford. He has ove…
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During his eight years in the WorldTour, Paul Voss rode for some of the most successful teams in the sport, including Milram, Endura Racing, and Bora-Argon 18. In that time, he raced in multiple Grand Tours, and even wore the polka dot jersey for a stage of Tour De France in 2016. But in that same year, he was pushed off the Bora team when Peter Sa…
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In 2023, just four years after competing in his first bikepacking race, Ulrich Bartholmoes won the biggest race of them all, the Tour Divide. The 2,745-mile route is always at the mercy of the elements, but Ulrich and his two fellow race leaders found themselves in a particularly strange (and scary) predicament when cold temperatures and constant r…
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