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Episode 255 - He Said, "Make Friends." Not "Make It Weird!"

Do you know the Mountain Man? The Mountain Man??! We have one here on Brothers in Arms! Tonight, hello Yes No, fully grown in, full but not fabulous, this would Bob Ross, they chicken the house, "how do you like them apples, Mr. Crabs?" the other steyuff, lotta beer and mowing the lawn, ADHD and an…

Thomas Edison's Brilliant Life, Told In Reverse

Alex finally gets around to telling the story of the most famous Ohioan, Thomas Alva Edison. We sit down with the leading Edison scholars to discuss his amazing life of invention and innovation. And to spice it up we tell the story of "the Wizard of Menlo Park" in reverse, from death to birth. Alex…

What Was Invented in New Jersey? Top 5 Tech Inventions + 2 Bonus

New Jersey may be the most inventive state in America. Count down five tech milestones from the Garden State — from Morse’s telegraph debut and Edison’s phonograph and light bulb to the transistor born at Bell Labs — plus two bonus picks, including the Band-Aid. #5: Liquid crystal displ…

Thomas Edison shares some DAILY FIRE

Most people don't recognize opportunity because it's dressed in overalls and looks like work - Thomas Edison Check out John Lee Dumas' award winning Podcast Entrepreneurs on Fire on your favorite podcast directory. For world class free courses and resources to help you on your Entrepreneurial jou…

A Word, Please: Hello

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Before hello became our everyday greeting, it was an all-out bellow meant for howling across vast distances. Medieval hunters yelled it into the woods, and travelers hollered it from the riverbank to summon a distant ferryman. It took Thomas Edison and the birth of the telephone in 1877 to bring th…

USA - merica’s Entrepreneurial Visionaries Reshaping Historical Progress — Part One - ARTHUR-HERMAN-FOUNDERS-FIRE

1945 UNION PACIFIC merica’s Entrepreneurial Visionaries Reshaping Historical Progress — Part OneArthur Herman, author of Founders’ Fire: From 1776 to Right Now, discusses how iconic American figures, including Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln, d…

S17 Ep356: The Miracle of a Long Goodbye: A Father's Heartbreaking Story of Losing His Daughter and Choosing Gratitude, Interview!

What does it mean to find gratitude in the middle of unimaginable grief? How do you keep living, loving, and appreciating the world after losing someone who meant everything to you? In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Mark Stackpole to talk about the heartbreaking loss of his 22-year-o…

S17 Ep356: The Miracle of a Long Goodbye: A Father's Heartbreaking Story of Losing His Daughter and Choosing Gratitude, The Byte!

What does it mean to find gratitude in the middle of unimaginable grief? How do you keep living, loving, and appreciating the world after losing someone who meant everything to you? In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Mark Stackpole to talk about the heartbreaking loss of his 22-year-o…

3566: The Daily Refresh | Quotes - Gratitude - Guided Breathing

A daily quote to inspire the mind, gratitude to warm the soul, and guided breathing to energize the body. Quote: "Most people don't recognize opportunity because it's dressed in overalls and looks like work." - Thomas Edison Gratitude: Weekend getaways that leave you energized and inspired to sta…

Brian Bornemann's Five Rules for How to Break Out On Your Own

“Success is just a series of failures. If you didn’t experience failure, you would actually know nothing." ~ Brian Bornemann This week on Five Rules for the Good Life, I head to Santa Monica to sit down with Brian Bornemann, chef and owner of Crudo e Nudo and Bar Fortuna. A third-generation Angelen…