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Radical Recovery Radio A series of podcasts discussing the issues and solutions relating to drug and alcohol addiction. Michael Metz is a recovering alcoholic, now sober for 15 years. Lama Tomas has also been in recovery for 10 years. These conversations may be lighthearted and animated, however, we hope this podcast can plant seeds for conversation and be of help to anyone currently struggling in addiction. Producer - David Mattox Artist - Mac Wolfe
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Join Doug McCormick from HCI Equity Partners, Lloyd Metz from ICV Partners, and Sean Mooney from BluWave as they explore timely private equity topics and offer their seasoned perspectives on crucial areas of focus within the industry. Gain valuable insights from these industry experts in this engaging podcast tailored for PE professionals.
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The Blood Brothers Podcast encourages and challenges men to engage in the lifelong adventure God is calling them to live of loving Him completely, loving others and teaching others to do the same. We will be sharing interviews and content that will inspire you to walk with Jesus more closely and connect with other brothers in your church and community so you can experience the fulfillment, joy, peace and significance you desire.
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Journey Lines is the podcast answering the question “How did they get there?” hosted by Kim Minnick. Each episode, a guest is invited to complete a reflective exercise, plotting key moments of their life - personal and professional - against a line of neutrality. Together, we explore the ups, downs and everything in between on their journey.
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In today’s show our current and 2x longboard champ joins us to discuss how achieving a life goal can dilute future ambition, why pro longboarders net negative $ on Tour, the WSL’s reason for not acknowledging her as their youngest ever world champ, the ongoing influence of Terry Martin, and how she co-founded a women surf news media outlet. Enjoy! …
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Curtis Christopher returns with Ben Steiger for part 2 of 2 to share how God uses hard things do great works in our lives. Curtis shares more about some hard circumstances from his youth growing up without his dad, to the Christian men who stepped up and impacted his life. Because of those men, Curtis is using his life to impact other young men for…
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In today’s show double-board certified M.D. Paul Saladino joins David and Brad Gerlach to discuss how to reverse chronic illness through diet, why plants are bad to eat, our culture’s obsession with optimizing performance, and how surfing has redirected his lifestyle choices. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Curtis Christopher joins Ben Steiger in this 2 part series to share how God uses hard things do great works in our lives. Curtis shares some hard circumstances from his youth growing up with out his dad, to a divorce he didn't want, and then dives into the powerful origin story behind the mantra, "Run to the Hard," inspired by Curtis' beloved late …
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Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, and Sean Mooney share pivotal experiences from their private equity careers, focusing on due diligence surprises, the impact of personal challenges on professional relationships, and complex business scenarios. They emphasize the importance of comprehensive background checks, cultural sensitivity in international deals, …
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In today’s show, world-renown photographer Chris Burkard explains that earning access to opportunity taught him the value of saying “no”, how a surf trip to Iceland inspired him relocate his family, why three days of darkness helped him unbury his core truth, and why his best work is still created in the ocean. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choic…
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In today’s episode Richie charts the rise and fall of Wave Tools, why shaping his own boards hindered his title hopes, how a radical lesson in humility transformed his worldview, why he never understood the concept of “soul” surfer until he quit surfing, his regrets attempting to raise a professional surf daughter, and why his next chapter will be …
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In this episode of 'Best But Never Final,' Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, and Sean Mooney discuss the importance of strategic talent management in private equity. They explore the transition from traditional HR to advanced human capital strategies, emphasizing the critical role of hiring, team building, and organizational design in driving business su…
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Polarizing professional surf icon of the 80s/90s, Richie Collins, reflects on the benefits and consequence of being raised by a local enforcer, learning to live up to the family reputation and then taking it too far, the inescapable dread of regret, why he doesn’t surf anymore, and the deep value of knowing one’s family history. Enjoy! Learn more a…
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Surf biz stalwart and magnate Eric Crane explains the virtue of starting at the bottom, reflects on the dangers of never saying “no”, give thanks for almost losing everything, attempts to integrate family life with blind professional ambition, and discovers why being a balanced human makes him a more competent CEO. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad c…
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In this engaging episode of 'Best But Never Final,' hosts Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, and Sean Mooney welcome David Freed, a seasoned professional with extensive experience across the private equity, technology, and operational landscapes. Freed shares his journey from operating roles within portfolio companies to co-founding CP Energy Holdings, fo…
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Today Dick Metz details his friendship with Rabbit Kekai, explains how his real estate empire was built from one vacant lot in Aspen, why buying back the Hobie stores (four times) was more profitable than selling them, and how archiving surf history through surfboards has become his life’s greatest work. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Vis…
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Send us a text From Dramaturgy to drawing up business, Kim Rohrer takes us on a journey starting in the theater into People Ops and then to the winding world of launching her own business. Check out her stuff here: https://www.patchworkportfolio.com/ https://icaretoomuch.substack.com/ https://www.peakhrlearning.com/ Or her Journey Line here…
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We're in the heart of private equity's busiest season with Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, and Sean Mooney in this episode of 'Best But Never Final.' They tackle the fall deal rush, a period brimming with new deals and rigorous due diligence. The hosts share insights on efficiently assessing opportunities, focusing on key tools like Quality of Earnings…
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English professor/shaper Charles Mencel joins us to edify on the Jersey beach badge, help illuminate the Shore’s deep history beyond the stereotypes, herald their music culture’s influence on surfing, and chart the travails of scaling a local board building business while raising five daughters and educating America's young adults. Enjoy! Learn mor…
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Join Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, Sean Mooney, and special guest Rob Brown, CEO of Lincoln International, as they discuss the significant changes in private equity and investment banking from the early 2000s to today. This episode covers the pivotal role of company culture in driving growth, adapting to economic shifts, and the strategic use of tech…
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Quietly and immeasurably influencing the surf world, Jon Roseman's stewardship of Cloudbreak has been cosigned by Fijian tribal leaders and pro surfers alike. Today he shares stories from 30 years of swells, why his best surfing is still ahead of him, and how he hopes to convert his experiences and a newly earned MBA from Yale into sustainable succ…
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Explore the critical aspects of capital structure in the private equity sector with insights from Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, and Sean Mooney. This episode breaks down the strategic use of debt versus equity, the implications of leveraging, and the nuances of maintaining lender relationships. It offers a focused look at how private equity professio…
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In today’s show Dave Nelson reflects on the gift that was skating while growing up in the epicenter of tech, how one early gift from mom would dictate his life’s passion, the magic of living on Reunion Island in the early 90s, and how surf photography led him from darkness and allowed him to service something far greater than his own pursuits. Enjo…
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Send us a text David Smith (@revodavid) shares his journey down under to backpacking across Europe, and finally immigrating to the U.S. From start-up life to Microsoft AI, his career has helped shape professions. In loving memory of Jay Porter. May his kindness, empathy and love for the written word shine on in all of us. Check out David's Journey …
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In today’s show Californian Mark Sausen explains how he landed on Kauai in 1970, why humility is a gateway to universal acceptance, the biggest concerns with the tech autocrat invasion on island, why it takes 20 years to get Hanalei dialed, and how to surf well into your 60s. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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In this episode of Best But Never Final, join Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick and Sean Mooney as they delve into the seasonal nuances of the private equity world during the summer months. This episode offers a candid look at how private equity professionals balance the demands of work with personal time, reflecting on the impact of summer on investment …
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In today’s show Anastasia Ashley recounts lessons learned as a haole grom on the North Shore, winning a Pipe event at age 23, embracing surf’s sex appeal to build a business, turning down a six-figure paycheck from Playboy, and how early career choices she was scrutinized for have now become standard industry practice. Enjoy! Learn more about your …
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In today’s show Chris Christenson recounts the time Tiger Woods got him disqualified from a golf tournament, why Dick Brewer invested in him, how Clark Foam’s closure was the best thing that ever happened, and discusses going to war with a corporate behemoth and inadvertently becoming an environmental activist in the process. Enjoy! Learn more abou…
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In this episode, hosts Lloyd Metz, Doug McCormick, and Sean Mooney, alongside their expertise in private equity, delve into the nuanced practice of granting equity to employees within portfolio companies. They discuss the strategic importance of aligning incentives, attracting top talent, and instilling an ownership mindset throughout the organizat…
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Nainoa is back to explain why having a focused leader is the secret to building magic boards, how learning history enriches both work and play, why it’s a bad idea to fake it until you make it, and why sucking only a little grants you access to powerful teachers. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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