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A continuation, if you will, of the last episode about studios in Nashville. It’s story time…
The Shallow Money Trench - Point blank war stories amassed from 30 years in the music industry.
One year ago I wrote this, and today it comes to fruition. The music business in Nashville is not dead, it’s just changing. Some people fail to see it or understand it.
Businesses and industries morph, trends shift, and technologies drive radical change. Can you adapt? Or can you just post asinine comments on Facebook?
Thoughts, comments, feedback, ideas for future episodes? Drop them in the comments here or email [email protected]
Thanks for listening, and thanks for reading. Get on the move!
down but not out - who brought influenza to the memorial - better financial advice - Apple Car & Goggles - DEI hiring debacles - Bitcoin is fire - stock market records - you're making too much money - illegal aliens take the turkeys - I had a stroke - 25 pounds - alcohol-free beer is pretty good
scripted plays - yelling and screaming - obesity in football - let's kill a 6th grader - contrarian football - parents gone wild - coaches gone wild - Dan Campbell wants you to know he has big balls
/ranton we’re talking football and The Ol’ Football Coach… /rantoff
Welcome to Season 2 of the Man on the Move Podcast, where today we take a look at guys with names like “CryptoMoon”, “Real Estate Hero”, and “The Credit Cared Maestro”. This is not a comprehensive list by any means. The 3 Most Annoying Guys on Twitter are Crypto Guy, Real Estate Investor Guy, and Credit Card Rewards Guy. Let’s take a look at what these rubes have going on…
This wraps up Season One - Thanks for your support! Please rate & review on Apple Podcasts!!!
The $5,600 Tailight:
Bari Weiss at The Federalist Society:
In the late-80s I worked in Abilene Texas for Forte Lighting & Sound while attending ACU. I loved every second of it. I ran sound for most every live event in Abilene of any merit, and then I worked as a stagehand for shows with Stevie Ray Vaughn, KISS, Ratt, Reba, Barbara Mandrell, George Strait, The Amazing Kreskin, Phantom of the Opera, and the list goes on. With every name I type a hilarious story comes to mind.
In this podcast I revisit 3 calamities - 1987 Abilene Ballet’s Nutcracker, 1988 First Baptist Church of Abilene’s Christmas Pageant, and 1989 First Baptist Church of Dallas’ Easter Pageant. All 3 went wrong. Bad wrong. Three years, three debacles that crack me up to this day…
As my late mother-in-law, the ever so eloquent Joan Healey would say in her thick East-Midlands English accent, “what’s with all the palaver...”
Please listen on Apple Podcasts if you can and rate and review the show. As always, I like hearing from you at [email protected] - thoughts, ideas, feedback, or digital buffoonery…
Thanks for listening!
I know I promised some stories about Christmas plays and their debacles. Those will happen next week, so be ready for some guaranteed laughs!
But first…
You are a mercenary - a hired gun.
You move deftly move from client to client in the shallow money trench where thieves and pimps run free and good men die like dogs.
You carve your own path and make your own way.
You work for no one, yet you work for everyone.
You have tools, knowledge, skills, and experience.
You might be a jack of all trades or you might be a highly specialized technician.
Regardless, do you have yourself organized, prepared, packaged, and ready to act in the most efficient and economical way possible?
This is for the mercenary…
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I really think the secret to success is pretty simple - we’ll look to see what it entails.
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Please listen on Apple Podcasts and rate/review the show. A goal for 2024 - make it into the top 200 chart!
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