# Bernie Dive

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12/23/2020 - Hour 1 - Why Would Anyone Want James Harden?

Aaron Torres and Bernie Fratto, in for Jason and Mike, react to the first incident of the NBA season, as the Rockets and Thunder were forced to cancel their matchup only days into the first non-bubble NBA action since the start of the pandemic. James Harden is the most desirable trade asset on cour…

The State Of Work For Marketing Leaders

Subscribe to Modern Marketing Engine Apple Podcasts |Stitcher |Google Play | Google Podcasts Marketing leaders across the globe have a challenging job - to help their marketing teams remain aligned with company goals and contribute to bottom-line results. It's a tall order and one that is becomin…

Culture, Lance Lynn & Alex Reyes in The Rotation - Segment 6 8/19/21

Bernie has some thoughts about the supposed Cardinals culture, Jim and Bernie dive all the way into the joy that is Lance Lynn and then break down why they're coming around to the idea of Alex Reyes in the rotation in '22

#20: Dos and Don'ts of Livestreaming, Claw Machines, and Pizza Talk?

Happy Family Day, everyone! To celebrate, Ben and Bernie dive into the dos and don'ts of livestreaming. We talk about why livestreams are so popular and why they get better engagement, best practices for setting up your livestreams, and managing them pre-and post-stream. We also introduce the newes…

#8: Moving Forward, Halloween Lights, and Baseball Games?

Are you ready to keep moving forward? This week Ben and Bernie dive into the importance of taking next steps to move your business forward, and what those next steps might look like. It's all about setting yourself up for the long game. We get into the Halloween spirit with spooky yards and light s…

Ryan Soderquist - Bentley - Episode 20

Happy New Year! We're back with the first coach's segment of 2020 as Bentley Head Coach Ryan Soderquist joins Bernie to talk everything hockey. Ryan and Bernie dive into Bentley's season so far, which currently has the Falcons on the rise after an up-and-down first two months of the season.