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Arbiters of Bad Taste is a bi-weekly movie review segment with professional musician, Simon Milliman and fitness professional, Darian Parker. Basically Simon and Darian use movies as a cover to talk about deep and substantive real life issues. Intro Music by Wordsmith Darian's Links: www.doctordarianparker.com Simon's Links: https://www.urbanjackproductions.com/ Thanks for supporting my affiliates: Get your flexibility back and prevent injuries with Stick Mobility. Training Sticks improve range of motion, muscle activation, coordination, and body awareness to build a strong foundation for better movement. Go to this Link and use the discount code: 1CEC828F154 to get 10% off of your purchase. Are you seeking relief of pain or anxious feelings? Or maybe you’d like to improve your sleep cycle, focus and recovery? Consider trying CBD. CBD is a natural chemical compound found in the hemp plant. Go to http://doctordarian.greencompassglobal.com/share/545384 and receive $10 off your first Green Compass USDA Organically Certified Hemp wellness order. 

Ethan is a brand strategist and marketing expert who has spent 15 years doing award-winning brand strategy, advertising, and market research for some of the world's biggest brands. A scientist by training but a marketer by trade, he's like the missing link, but between science and creativity. His career includes roles as Insight Manager at Radar Research, Planning Director at 72andSunny, Group Strategy Director at Crispin Porter Bogusky, and Vice President of Insight & Strategy at the Integer Group. He's done ethnographies in Tokyo and statistics in Matlab. He's developed promotions scorecards and shopper marketing design principles. He's helped launch razors and position new lines of women's clothes. And he's presented on the science of marketing internationally, including SXSW and TED. Ethan's first life was studying urban ecology. He earned a PhD at the University of New Mexico under a National Science Foundation grant for complexity theory in biology. He studied human evolution and urban metabolism, and he used computational models to explore patterns of urbanization. His papers continue to be cited today. Only his friends call him Doctor Decker. And only in jest. Ethan on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ehdecker/ Website: www.appliedbrandscience.com [http://www.appliedbrandscience.com/] Twitter- @ehdecker TEDxSMU [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK3c9GCjSx8], Dallas, 2015 Sanoma Get Tomorrow [https://vimeo.com/187142378], Helsinki, 2016 UBX18 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbcxSdRzPT4], Munich, 2018 Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dr-ds-social-network/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dr. Darian Parker and Peter Nowak, CEO of the news organization The DONUT, discuss world news from the past few months.  To get fact only based summaries with a 360 degree view of what the media is saying then make sure you subscribe to THE DONUT. Its the free email that is changing the way people feel about the news. https://thedonut.co/ Music Credit https://www.fesliyanstudios.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dr-ds-social-network/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Have you ever walked past a homeless person? I've occasionally given my left over food to someone in need on the streets of New York or opened my wallet to give a dollar. Other times, though, I've just kept walking. What do you do? Our guest today feels compelled to do something bigger and better. He doesn't just think about it. He acts upon it. So much so that His actions have been noticed by venture capitalists. Today we're talking to Gret Glyer, the founder of DonorSee, an app that lets you help the worlds poorest people seconds after downloading and then shows you the impact of your donation with raw video updates. From 2013-2016, Gret lived with the world's poorest people in Africa, where he built more than 100 houses for the homeless and crowd funded $100,000 to build a girls school in rural Malawi. He's been featured in USA Today, National Review, and the Huffington Post. We talk about doing something more meaningful, his personal life mission, and how different life is living in the third world. I'm really excited about this interview. Gret is using technology so all of us can make a meaningful impact on those in need. It's early in the lifecycle of his platform but Gret is someone worth watching in the areas of charity and poverty alleviation. Let's get inspired, talking to Gret Glyer. Guest Biography Gret Glyer is the Founder of DonorSee, an app that lets you help the world’s poorest people seconds after downloading and then proves it with raw video updates. From 2013 to 2016, Gret lived with the world’s poorest people in Africa, where he built more than 100 houses for the homeless, and famously crowdfunded $100,000 to build a girls’ school in rural Malawi. Gret has been featured in USA Today, National Review and the Huffington Post. He speaks regularly on charity, poverty alleviation, and the third-world. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/002 Links Gret's platform: DonorSee website and app on iTunes GretGlyer.com - Gret's website Connect with Gret