21 Burst results for "Brian Price"
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Planning and so I encourage everybody that's listening to go there and to go dot the assets dot com slash fire and so and if you're interested in knowing more information about us, you can go to our website leafy assets dot com as well. And we do a state planning. We do asset protection for real estate investors and entrepreneurs and we also do a number of other self directed IRAs and solo four-o-one-ks and so we're here to help you guys however you need help with and give you the right information so you can be an informed and know what to know what to do and do the right things legally and protect yourself. Fire nation near the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with and you've been hanging out with Brian Jennifer Richard and Jay LD today. So keep up the heat. And if you head over to eo fire dot com and just type Brian or Jennifer or Richard all will work into the search bar. The show's page will pop up and we'll have links to everything that we've talked about today. Of
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"So why don't you maybe start us off with the one key takeaway you want to make sure our listeners get from this audio masterclass. Yeah, is the first thing is just get knowledge on what is available to you. I think the biggest thing that people do is they don't get the information and it's easiest thing to do is as well. I'll deal with that later. And then unfortunately sometimes things come sooner than you think. And so the number one thing is to get information, get the knowledge of understanding really what a state planning is, how it applies to you and your particular situation because one size doesn't always fit all when it comes to certain things and depending upon where you live, what kind of assets you have. We can definitely help you in determining what's the best way of protecting those things and coming up with a good estate plan for your particular situation. Jennifer? The thing that gets me the most is when people say, well, I don't want to worry about it because that then something will happen to me. It's like this fear that if you talk about a will or you talk about a retirement plan, planning something bad is going to happen. And I'm just going to tell you that it's actually probably the biggest preventative. The people who go out there and have this all set, it's amazing how they end up living these long, healthy lives and everything's great. It's the people who are Willy nilly, you know, that are off there jumping off of base jumping and stuff like that. And then something bad happens. So just don't think that. That's actually opposite of reality. Just go ahead and do it. It's usually you can get a pretty low cost consult. And then find out where you're at. And it's only going to help you think of more ways to make more money.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Some of the main advantages of the trust is it's going to reduce the taxes, it's going to reduce the taxes on the estate. It's going to distribute the assets to the airs efficiency efficiently and it's going to put conditions on that property. So if it's set up correctly, then obviously it's going to protect it from the litigation that, you know, one of the things that lawyers like to say is that we live in a litigious society. So people want to sue for everything. And when they usually see they go after the people with the money. So a lot of times setting up that trust and setting it up effectively is going to protect those assets. So, you know, that's something that's extremely important in having the trust and even something that you want to make sure that you have properly done when you set up the trust if you have a trustee who is reliable. Someone who knows what they're doing is somebody who has a lot of knowledge about the state and the property so they can do it. They can have everything done properly because again, like I said, we live in a litigious society, so you always want to protect yourself. Now, one thing a lot of people in my audience do have are retirement plans. So if they have a retirement plan and they actually do have trust as well, how do you coordinate the two of those so that you're not accelerating taxes, which I know a lot of us don't want to do for very obvious reasons. Well, depending on what your structures you have set up and what type of retirement plans that we're talking about, you know, we're big fans of self directed SD IRAs and solo four-o-one-ks because we believe you should have the power of your own money and be your own bank and have checkbook control. But even still, if you have traditional retirement plans, it depends on the structure that is set up.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"And listen, I want to talk about beneficiary nightmares. I honestly feel like that could be a podcast episode on its own. And I want to talk about why we can't forget about our state plan and when we have these life changes that were inevitably going to have. Whoever wants to step up and take this away, go for it. Beneficiaries is basically who's going to get whatever assets you own after you pass or whatever you want in that trust. And so the idea is that all your things that you own, whether it be real estate, collectibles, even your retirement plans and things like that in other paper assets, for example. We want to know who those are people are going through. And what can happen is if you don't have anybody really outlines specifically, it can go to the person that you don't want it to. And so you may want it to go to your children and be divvied up as certain way. Evenly, well, it could end up. And I've seen this happen before in my wife's family is my father in law passed away and he had a pension. And there was 5 kids and the pension went to the oldest kid. And there was a lot of issues around that. And so it can have a nightmare like that. And it wasn't too bad, but just to my own family, I've seen that happen where you want your assets to go to one person or maybe be divided evenly among your children. And if you don't have it fully outlined and updated all the time, it can really turn into a nightmare. And it's kind of to go off of even Brian's example, some of the things I've seen in practice where there's also a new one to wear an individual may be able to inherit inherit a piece of property or whatever it would
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
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Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"The only thing I would possibly add as far as the process and what to how to avoid it would be that when it comes to probate, there's a certain ideas of there's certain hierarchy of laws and individuals based on the individual's family who would get it. So depending on who you had on your living relatives, those individuals and a certain lineage of how it goes depending on who you have living, if you're a married person, if you have children, if you have living siblings, that's how it would typically be structured. But you want to avoid that because let's say you have an individual who you know probably isn't the most responsible individual. But then because of the laws of probate they're the deemed under the law as the next person in line to inherit your property. And typically, one of the things you can do to avoid it is to simply have a will, but obviously just a will alone sometimes they can be issues with that. And then another way to avoid it would be having something known as the affidavit of airship. If you have individuals named that who are to your property, but the difference between something as an affidavit of airship is there's a certain amount of that the property or the things that you don't have to be valued at. So if it valued at a certain number, depending on what region or state that you live in, it's something that you can utilize because it may not be something that's proper for your exact state. So at least if you want to avoid that probate, having a will or properly done a state plan and by filling out those documents is the best way. A lot of people don't realize that in a state may undergo formal probate for reasons such as when the will is contested, if it's unclear or invalid or when the assets are held only in the deceased dame.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"The house that he just bought was lost because none of the payments were made, even though him and his wife had talked about how that would happen. It would have been his sister. But in the shuffle, the strongest people, the people you don't think of come out of the woodwork and they kind of push around while everybody else is grieving and nothing they wanted to have happen. So we had this happen in the news, this last week there was a royal Caribbean cruise line went and dropped people off at a volcano excursion, and yes, it's an active volcano. Anything could happen. But a hundred people were caught up in that and they had absolutely no idea. Many of them were young couples, some of them had kids. There are some survivors, but people lost their lives. Right now, I'm going to tell you, this situation is playing out in a variety of different ways with the loved ones and survivors of this. And if you don't have something in place that is powerful, then who knows what you might wake up to. So everyone wants to think about this is and, you know, this is when I'm elderly. This is way on down the road. And I'm going to assure you, no, it's not. You need to start thinking about this now. And I hate to be such a bummer, right? Bringing everybody down, man, but the thing that won't bring you down is when you go through something that's comprehensive, you get this paperwork done. Yeah, it's not fun, but then you can feel completely free. And you know that your plans are taken care of, and you don't really have to worry. Because when things go wrong, it's a lot better if it's already mapped out for you, from the bills, to the kids, to what happens with your business. If you're an entrepreneur, if you're a real estate investor,
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"brian price" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Brian Jennifer, say what's up to fire nation and share something interesting about yourself that most people don't know. Yeah, this is Brian. You know, one thing people both don't know about me is actually been practicing martial arts for about ten years and I just got my second degree black belt in Keppel karate. Wow. And hey, what's up fire nation? This is Jennifer and most people don't know that I can play all woodwind instruments in all melodic percussion because I was drum major and but that was a long time ago so they don't know that now. Cool stuff both you guys. Thanks for sharing that. And as I shared with fire nation in the intro, we have quite a doozy of an episode because we'll be talking about end of year estate planning, specifically for entrepreneurs, which of course makes up my audience entrepreneurs on fire. And let's just kind of get right into this because a lot of people must be Frank. They think that a final will and testament is actually in a state plan. They're covered if they have one or the other. But that's just not the case. So can you jump in here, share with fire nation, what the two are, why they're different and what entrepreneurs specifically should have. Number one, a will is not like a full estate plan. There's a lot more that goes into in the state plan, including having directives and medical directives, pour over will if you have assets. So a state plan is a lot more comprehensive and will usually involve some sort of a trust. The idea of an estate plan is to avoid probate. And probate can happen with a will if it's contested and under a variety of different circumstances. So it's much better to have an estate plan rather than just a will. And I'm sure Richard can tell you more about Richard Richard Al magus here.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"brian price" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"The beach last month, and they were looking at recent policies on Cape Cod and Rhode Island, which allow indigenous residents free beach access if they have tribal IDs. And they also pointed to these historic treaties that guarantee shinnecock residents uncovered access to the ocean around them. For us to be denied the same rate as village residents, when that is our Aboriginal territory is kind of not kind of it's a slap in the face. That's Brian price. He's the chairman of the shinnecock Indian nation. He says he struck a deal with the Southampton village mayor, Jesse Warren, earlier this summer. That was supposed to have a granted them free parking passes, but when the mayor took the agreement to the village board, he told WNYC that it was shot down by the other trustees. Interesting, why did that happen? We've heard a few things. One reason that keeps coming up is just the cost of maintaining Cooper's beach. It's really wide, it's raked every night as concessions, it has lifeguards, a few years ago, it was named the best speech in America, Roy Stephenson is one of the trustees that opposed the deal, and he said that some village residents didn't think it would be fair to offer free parking to shinnecock residents, since they don't have to pay taxes that go to cover the beach costs. Right now, if you are a taxpayer, one of the reasons you pay a tax in the village may be to have access to the beach. The shinnecock would point out that Cooper's beach sits at the edge of a Peninsula that's known as billionaires Wayne. It's home to some of the largest mansions on the east end. The 1% of the 1%. So it's not exactly the tax base there is hurting. And really what you have is this stark income disparity with some of the wealthiest people on Long Island on one side, and members of the shinnecock, who make an average of $30,000 a year on the other. So what is the relationship like between these billionaire residents and the members of the shinnecock tribe? It's fraught that two sides have clashed over billboards over fishing rights over development on the tribes ancestral burial grounds, more recently, a shinnecock plan to build a casino on their territory has set off a wave of opposition from other Hamptons residents. They say the facility would worsen traffic and hurt the area's small town charm. For some tribal citizens, the fight for beach access has reinforced a sense that the other residents would rather not have them around. They have no regard for us or anything that affects us. That was dioni Brown, a resident of shinnecock nation. She spent many of her childhood summers at Cooper's beach and said she only learned about the parking fees after she got a ticket a few years back. She ended up surveying her fellow shinnecock citizens and found a majority of them had started limiting their beach access to off hours because of the parking enforcement. I feel like it totally is indicative of the relationship. Like there's no intention to collaborate on anything or we're all here in this village community together. Why shouldn't we want to collaborate? Brown said she hopes the battle for the beach eventually makes its way to court, but for now she plans to continue avoiding Cooper's beach. At least until the summer ends and the parking lot empties out. Jake, thanks so much for your reporting on all of this. We really appreciate it. Thanks, definitely. Jake often hearts as a reporter at WNYC. You can read more of his reporting on the shinnecock right now by heading over to gothamist dot com
Bloomberg Radio New York
"brian price" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Many in the market to wonder about the economic impact of the uma cron Today we had the FDA issuing an emergency use authorization for Pfizer's antiviral tablets This is for the treatment of mild to moderate COVID cases in adults and pediatric patients Pfizer shares right now higher by a little more than 2% In the bond market ten year treasury yielding 1.46% I'm Doug Chris that is your Bloomberg business flash Thank you so much And of course you are Doug Chris indeed I'm afraid I was a little bit on holiday autopilot earlier Thank you so much and I apologize Doug Shut down last year through a wrench into much of the economy and that's certainly includes real estate as reflected in a real estate investment trust share prices Some of those have now recovered Some still have a ways to go Narrate the association of real estate investment trusts has a report out on what happened and what to expect in 2022 We welcome now it's senior vice president for research and economic analysis Kelvin snores or Calvin thanks so much for being back with us Fascinating report take us through what has come back the fastest Well the initial Fox certainly was hard on everything We saw that across the whole country of the whole economy and real estate was no exception Pretty early last year we saw some sectors come back and it continued this year These are the sectors that support the digital economy this includes industrial logistics REITs They own and operate many of the supply chain facilities but logistic facilities that deliver goods bought on the Internet There are other tech related sectors the data centers that host the servers for websites the cell tower is the transmitted data These sectors all performed incredibly well last year and this year as well I'd also add in self storage REITs We have a very strong housing market and apartment market and with people moving and maybe needing to store things So storage REITs actually have returned 75% this year That's just an incredible number Overall REITs are up 35% in 2021 That's compared to about 23 or 24% on the S&P 500 So it's been a good year overall for reach But you're right there are the pockets that are not as strong So first of all you've got a terrific bar chart in your report I recommend this report to everyone We can't show it to you in a radio but it's 2022 outlook for the economy commercial real estate and REITs And the self storage as you said is just shooting the lights out but the departure explains it all right quick So let's turn to the other side of the equation and half empty part What hasn't come back yet But was it haven't come back are the ones that haven't those that have not come back in the stock market are the ones that have not had the on the ground improvement And those would be the hotels The travel and leisure sector The office sector some of the retail sectors the retail has come back but that was from a pretty low level from last year Really with hotel and office we are still in the middle of the recovery The business travel has not come back very strongly yet I was supposed to be speaking at a conference in New York in two weeks and it was just canceled yesterday So I'm canceling some of my hotel reservations I think people across the country are doing that Similar thing with office we are seeing still the actual physical occupancy in an office Now this is different from tenant sign leases or not But the number of people in the office building is hovering somewhere around 40% or so A lot of people have not gone back to the office Now that has caused some concerns in the market But this is really just a matter of timing The key point is not do people come back to the office next month or the month after But in the long term how many people are going to be in the office with a work from home environment And what I'm seeing from most employers is they're embracing a flexible work from home but that means on the days when they have team meetings when they have big projects kick-offs or things like that they're going to have everybody in the office So the demand there is going to be based on the peak when everyone's in the office So the hotel's in office really we have not seen a full recovery yet either operational terms or in the stock market but as the pandemic goes away many of those obstacles should disappear We expect to see those improved next year A good number of these I guess I would have expected I mean whether it's data centers or its industrial going up and lodging in resorts going down The one that mildly surprised me was retail which is actually up because we tend to think of bricks and mortar retailers really not doing so well Well that is certainly what everyone thought last year and the consumers have proven them wrong As the shopping centers the stores the malls have reopened many people have gone back to the stores Now it's true that people are still buying a lot of things online We still have all the delivery trucks in our neighborhoods It's very convenient to buy things online But we saw even before the pandemic and that anything were the size the 5th the touch the feel Those things matter People are still going into the stores going into the physical brick and mortar retail to buy them And sometimes it's just people trying to be on the computer You want to break It's nice to go out and go shopping Stroll around and look at things Brick and mortar retail is a core part of the U.S. lifestyle And it's shown that it's going to be here to stay Let's talk about a couple of factors that are outside of the four corners so to speak of retail That is inflation right now is on the march in this country We talk about it all the time Is that driving more money into reach as a practical matter Because it's thought that real estate would be a hedge against inflation People have certainly interested in REITs because they're what many people call a real asset And lots of parts of real assets But what we mean when we say a real asset is they own a property They're not just making something or selling a service They own a property and the property prices tend to rise when inflation rises So the value of the shopping mall the bounty the department building the value of the industrial facility tends to rise when inflation rates That protects the investors And it's not just the property values that rise It's also the income stream Many of the leases have read escalator clauses for inflation And for those that don't leases are rolling over all the time We've done some research at nareit looking at REIT performance during periods of moderate inflation And they quite often outperform the S&P 500 Again because they have this asset that rises with higher prices and their lease the lease receipts lease revenues will rise as inflation is up So in this type of environment I should also say I don't expect this to have run away inflation Inflation is going to be here through the next year but it's not going to cause a problem like we had in decades past But moderate levels inflation tend to be good for real estate Let me just interrupt you just for a moment stay there There's a headline crossing the Bloomberg right now that the Amazon cloud unit has drawn and a trust scrutiny from the icons and there's a Linux cons FTC She's the chair of the FTC We know that the FTC was looking into this had requested documents from Amazon and others and is pursuing it But now it appears that Bloomberg is reporting that it's going to move forward with that investigation of Amazon cloud unit So that's the headline coming across the Bloomberg right now Charlie one last one here there was also a story in the Bloomberg today about private equity and how much money they've raised for real estate They can't actually find the places to invest it Is that driving prices up Well there are two things you can say Brian prices up One is a lot of money to invest in it But why are people looking for the money Because earnings are up We published a near key tracker which is a report on earnings of REITs the list of equity real estate And earnings in the third quarter are the record high So we're seeing strong earnings which is why you have prices rising Yes it's an attractive investment A lot of investors see that a lot of people want to have REITs in their portfolio for diversification for the income that they get And that's as important as anything that the private equity funds are doing Okay it's really great.
Mo Egger
"brian price" Discussed on Mo Egger
"We're just gonna go cool yet. Nick crawls going around the baseball ops. David bell is a part of this equation as well. Dave was hired to win. He was. He was not like brian price where they they hired him to sort of oversee what they knew was going to be a dismantling of the club. He was not hired to oversee a rebuild. He was not hired to sort of be a placeholder for the next guy. David bell was hired to win. And i believe that we overstate the role of a manager in a team's success or lack thereof reality as he was hired to win. We're going to be ending year. Three and the reds will not have one with david bell. I wouldn't have a huge issue. David bell managing the team next year. But good luck selling your public on the manager that you hired to win not winning and then coming back it feels like there is so much riding on these next eighteen games and maybe even beyond. Because i'll be honest with you if the reds get the last wildcard and then lose the wildcard game. Well that's that's not necessarily a smashing success right so i think what happened over. The last couple of weeks is yes. They've gone into the tank offensively and they've blown some games. They should have won. This should have won that game on saturday night. You have four. Nothing lead early in the game. Louise cassidy on the bump. You're supposed to win that game. You are supposed pennant winning teams in september. Win that game. You're supposed to win that. Damn game but i think really what's happened here is because they have failed to take advantage of the padres being terrible. They have failed to take advantage of a bunch of games. Head to head against the cardinals. They have failed to take advantage of the field and the field. Top to bottom is pretty uninspiring. It's it's not very deep. It's not very good. What they do is they've put themselves in a position where it's eighteen games maker break really for this little mini era of reds baseball. And they've put themselves at the mercy of eighteen games that are going to determine how people feel about the direction of the club. The ownership of the club the management of club the manager of the club and many of the players on the club and perhaps the organization itself two thousand twenty in two thousand twenty one were built. They were billed as okay. You waited for that long rebuild. You waited for ninety eight losses in two thousand fifteen and ninety four losses in two thousand sixteen and ninety four losses in two thousand seventeen and ninety five losses in two thousand eighteen and eighty-seven whatever it was losses in two thousand nine hundred. You waited through all of that and now. Here's the payoff. The payoff is supposed to be more than the seven seed and twenty one shutout innings last year and finishing lower than fifth and on the outside looking in this year. I believe the reds are going to make the playoffs. Do that is as much a statement. About how i don't think the padres are going to recover and the cardinals gonna play a tougher schedule. The reds and not really bein. the phillies because of the gap. They're facing between themselves in cincinnati. Philly schedule is pretty easy..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"brian price" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"You get your podcasts, Billy coming in the great American, Of course, no interest in telling you and I for a long time, most says the Reds are in the playoffs. Well. Haven't won a series in about three weeks. They lose the bad clubs like the Tigers and the Cubs. They play again tonight. Many issues so little time. No eager. Welcome again in the Bill Cunningham show. Would you like to extend and revise your remarks? No, not yet. Not yet. You still believe I still believe, although I don't feel as good about as good about things with the Reds as I did maybe a week ago. Uh, If they don't get to the postseason, they have no one to blame but themselves because they've lost a series of the Miami Marlins. They've lost a series for the Detroit Tigers and as well as the Chicago Cubs are playing. Um, you know, maybe they win this series at Wrigley Field, but they're not off to a very good start. I still like I still like their positioning relative to the Padres, even though they're a game out. I still like their positioning relative to the Philadelphia Phillies, even though they're red hot, and I still like their positioning relative to the ST Louis Cardinals, who have both had issues of their own so, but I don't feel as good today as I did when you and I last talked. Why is that? Of course Offense stinks. Except for the 12 run explosion. They can't hit the ball. Votto had a nice run, and he's done. Winker may not play again. This year, Castellan is is doing okay. Not strong. They can't The moose is loose. The moose is impossible. I think he's hitting like 1 18 or something. When you when you hit half your weight, That's always a problem. Is it just offense or more things than that? I think it's the manifestation of what I think my sees along fear was and I would imagine what the seats along here for a lot of people were. You know you go back to last year, they had about a six week offensive swoon. Now it was exacerbated by the fact that the season was basically nine weeks long, but For the better part of six weeks. This team did not hit and what happened. It dug itself a whole We hadn't seen that this year. This team offensively top to bottom from opening day until about 10 games ago was pretty good. And even when you have guys who are struggling like you, Hey, neo Suarez, or you had players who are out of the lineup like Mike Moustakas. Somebody was carrying the load. Um Winker and Castano, certainly early Joey Votto for a huge stretch during the summer. They've gotten a great boost from Jonathan India. The catchers have been more productive, and I think anybody ever would have imagined Tyler Nay Quinn has had some really hot streaks. What I think with the concern has been at some point. Every team goes through an offensive slumber. When is it going to occur? And when it does, how long will it occur for? And the first answer to that question? We have it. Here is the offensive slumber. The second part of that question. We don't have that answer yet, which is how long it lasts for the next 3 3.5 4 weeks. That's going to be a problem. If this team can bust out of it, then I think they're going to be okay. But I think that's the issue. Look, they're they're both had is better. But not fixed. Their starting rotation has some quality assets. It pales in comparison to maybe a team like the San Francisco Giants or the L. A Dodgers. But certainly most days you feel like whoever the red starting pitcher is, is going to give you a good outing. Um But this team is contending the team is in contention in contention on the shoulders of an offense that is vastly superior or so far, at least, has been vastly superior to the one we saw last year. Even good offenses go through swoons, and we're seeing one. Now. The question is, How long is it going to last? They better get out of it soon because the Cubs are Cubs, not even trying to win baseball games. They got rid of their team about three weeks ago. Everybody left. No one's behind and they're kicking the crap out of every, but I think it won seven in a row, which is unbelievable for a club and this portends poorly for Tony Bender is good friend David Bell. Because David Bells deal is up, and you want to see the Reds finished well in September and Megan of the playoffs. And if not if the Reds continue this swoon and end up at or below 500 is David Bell gone? I think it's a legitimate question. I think David Bell has done a good job with his team. But look, they were built to win. This team was built to what do you think the Reds front office or ownership was the one about the right way of building a team to win? The idea is starting last year was for the Reds to win something substantial. And in the absence of that, I think it's fair, uh, to at least examine the role of the manager in the team's failures. He doesn't have a guarantee for 2022. If they brought him back right now, I certainly wouldn't have a major issue with it. But But again, I mean, He was he was given. I think the best Reds roster a better read faster than his predecessor, Brian Price. They spent a lot of money in order to win. I think to a large degree they handicap in this offseason by what they did to the bullpen. But you go into the last month of the season leading the wild card race. Your team is reasonably healthy. The idea is to play in the postseason, and if they don't do that, I think there's a lot of managers around Major League baseball that would pay for that failure with their job, and it wouldn't surprise me. Especially given the fact that the guy who led the charge and hiring David Bell Dick Williams is no longer here. I like I like the job. David Bell is done. I think to a large degree, so he's got a raw deal from people who default to blaming the manager when things go poorly, but at the end of the day Managers are evaluated by how much they win, especially when the front office fields it set the manager up to win. And in the absence of winning, it would be unsurprising. If David Bell ended up being essentially the fall guy for whatever this team can't do. Over the final 3.5 weeks, Page two..
Mo Egger
"brian price" Discussed on Mo Egger
"Green and nikola delo and to a degree. I understand it. Those dudes are untouchable nicholas l. Oh by the way shined in the futures game which is part of the all star festivities. Jose barreiro with a home run of the top of the first inning and then nikola delo came in and pitched a scoreless inning against the top of the batting order of the other team. If you will but anyway every time we discussed threads and trade deadline possibilities someone will say something to the effect of well. But what if the other team asks for hundred green or nick madala for what the reds are looking for. The answer is no and by the way you can't blame any gm for asking. But i would imagine most if you're calling a general manager about one of his relief pitchers maybe not even his best relief pitcher but one of his relief pitchers he knows not getting hunter green for that guy like we're talking about the bullpen here. We're looking for reliability that the standard. We're not look if you can get an josh hater. If you can get an his prying craig kimbrel fantastic. Remember what we're looking for here. Reliable bullpen arms. In two thousand twelve the reds had a very good bullpen. And i think everybody remembers that bullpen because of hunter green or not hundred green because of aroldis chapman and he was fantastic that year and that was that was the first year in which he really kinda grabbed. Hold of the closer job. He did not have it on opening day but but he quickly took it and it was fantastic that year. They didn't have francisco cordero that season. He had pitched his last season in cincinnati in two thousand eleven and our oldest champion. That year was just lights out. He was absolutely lights out. But what i remember most about the bullpen. That year is almost every time that gate flung open. Outran a guy who i thought. Yeah this dudes okay right. It might be sean marshall who it's hard to believe pitched in like seventy three games that year. It might have been some of these names. You might have to winston. Go wait a minute. Was that guy actually. Good jose arredondo. Who pitched in a ton of games that year and was pretty reliable or secure right. Sample cure had kind of been starter and reliever and then really sort of carved out a nice niche as a relief pitcher on the two thousand twelve team and did a good job finished a bunch of games. Alfredo simon that year the pitched in relief. Jj hoover that you're was very very good. They acquired jonathan brock's into the trade deadline that year. He pitched in twenty five games. He did a nice job. That bullpen was filled with guys that when dusty baker brian price had to call the bullpen. And the dude started warming up. You said you know right. They can put that guy in.
Conversations
"brian price" Discussed on Conversations
"This doesn't look like a soul sawmill when we visited big industrial sawmills in the in the us. These things automated. And there's cranes this fisher machinery and robots and everything is clinically organized and so this is really different but it turns out through real trial and error. I guess and experiment has figured out how you can take a log. Might be gnarly and we'd and actually craft that very carefully on a log log by log cut very particular and delicate slices out of that. It'd be made into guitars. Does the tree need to be so big in order to get guitar out of it. So if you imagine looking log and you're looking at it at its aim so you see a circle and you can see the growth rings. You need to cut across those growth rings if you like. You have to kind of cut from the outside of the tree in woods perfectly perpendicular to the grain. And that way the slices that you get out of that log you can put on the front on that sound board of the guitar and it's all one piece it's two pieces said i do. Think book matching well. They'll take a pace that might be say eight to ten millimeters thick a slice like that. Cut it down the middle very carefully and then open those two pieces like a book when they open those two pieces of pas and join together. That's the front of the guitar. So if you imagine looking at guitar if you look at anything yeah you've got roughly sort of twenty draw a line down the middle on either side you've got about twenty five of would there. That's at least the the width that you need to have of the of the tree on one side of the center of the tree. You cut through the center of the tree because the center of the trees sort of weak point. Imagine looking at it. Qatar is. The tree is going to be at least as wide as the guitar. If you want to cut it into into guitar pieces you went into forest on vancouver island from the west coast of canada. See the beautiful secretry this beautiful spruce tree that has been providing timber for guitars was quite a journey. We were we were tipped off to. There's a part of vancouver island coast where these big old sitka trees grow really hard to get to the four hours of bashing down logging roads to get to this old forest ends embiid of. It's actually a really sad story. But there's not much of an couve ron and protected. So and they're not many of the big old trees left so talk some tracking data figure out where we had to go to to say these old trees the day before we went we will warned to be bear away and got how does one become well. A strident become bear away to the point. Well exactly what you need is a whistle. We weren't convinced that that was going to do match. And you need base bryce i. It's like pepper spray. Basically and the idea is then. We watched the youtube videos the night before. And the idea. Is you make a wall between yourself from the bay right price. brian price. praise it from the ground..
Mo Egger
"brian price" Discussed on Mo Egger
"Who is going to be nick. Crawl and this isn't to say that it shouldn't be nick crawl but we know who it's going to be. Do we have any idea what the front office set up. Is going to be like moving forward. Is this current arrangement permanent. This new reality where for years they had a president of baseball operations and general manager and then everybody beneath them was ball jocketty with dick williams working beneath him and that it was dick williams with nick kroll working beneath him is that is that setup returning if the answer is no. Is that just because you don't want to pay somebody to fill out the other gig of president of baseball operations or general manager at the answer is yes. Has that search started yet. I'm not asking that rhetorically. I think it'd be fascinating to know if it hasn't started yet then. Why wouldn't the reds cutler's brian price. Which would have been the twenty eighteen season if him with like five and a half months left in the season after eighteen games and the word was from the reds and i talked with people in the reds organization who said the same thing. We hate that we had to do this. But now we have a lot of time to really execute a comprehensive wide-ranging search. We've got time to really get this underway and obviously that search resulted in david bell. Getting the gang is a similar type thing underway for the next president of baseball operations for the cincinnati reds because you can make this bullpen thing about a bigger conversation about the things that haven't gotten done that needs to get done like this past off season would have been a perfect opportunity to lock in jesse winker long-term and they did not do that now to do. That's probably going to cost them even more than it would have this past offseason. And you can maybe say the same thing about tyler molly and you can maybe say the same thing. Still about luby's castio. Despite his early season issues there are still a we. Don't know david nells future. We don't know derek johnson's future like there's still a lot of.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"brian price" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Probably not, And yet it doesn't seem like it bothers him. I'm gonna ask you because Bo Mel past the LaRussa and you played forum and this guy, you know the ace. Don't get a whole lot of pub here. Um, As you know what makes Melvin so good. You played for a bunch of managers. Obviously, he's getting it done has for a long time. What makes him special? Renzi. You know what, Larry? He's um He's very real. He's transparent. He was the first manager that I ever had. Uh, what would come up to me and be like, Yo burns? Your, uh, you know you're playing tomorrow or having to play the first two games in the syriza and you know you're gonna sit the third. The The story with him is I saw him. Oh, I saw him. I was still Don't you think? I was still in Oakland. And I think he was with Seattle. On. He's an amazing guy. And so I don't miss. And you know, when you have discussed we played for the Giants, and you know the roundabout way you hear if you grow up on the peninsula, you hear about the other guys that played baseball or get in the big leagues, Whatever. And so I remember. Like just saying, What's up, like? Hey, Bob. You know her friends and he's like, Yeah, yeah, yeah, like Saint Francis guy, And I think if another steak and Wasn't Bob. Like to say Francis for a year before he transferred M a I've got to get you that story, right? But he obviously went down there and then when the cow But you know, we we start this conversation. Um and he kind of like Like with a wink is like, Hey, man, you have I gotta get you complain to me. I got. I gotta make it happen, And he just He likes shots that play hard, right? I mean, that's the most managers would. And you know what no matter what my role would be. It's kind of like the area. Guys differ. Yeah, bring him And so he was with. The irony is he was Seattle and I was with Oakland. And then literally I was a year a year or two later. Would signing with Arizona and she was a manager with Arizona. So here we were regular kid with two different clubs and The funny thing is when when I got signed to go there. I was supposed to be a stopgap center field. I was coming off a tough second half of 2005 and I was supposed to keep the spot warm for Chris Young, with the big prospect coming up. And how did I went in And you all just focus in on trying to get my game back together? Went in, had a decent spring, but that then just the just the van in had an unbelievable spring. And so he was supposed to be the fourth outfielder. But there's no way just because of the spring had that you couldn't play it, but I want to see he had 500. It was absolutely smoke balls all over the yard is playing a defense. He was still a basis. And so I started still on opening day and then Davani got got right in there and got a couple hits and the snack and he was hottest to be so broad comes up to me. He was looked down. Because I've got a ride to ban it out. Because he's hot right now. He was, but I want you to know I will get you at least one game of Syriza and the students he cools down. You'll be in there every single day. And so here I was the whole first month of the season. Getting about one game of series and the van in which state hot state hot, sweet hot cooled off. Maybe like the 3rd 4th weekend, do it. And then I gotta start. In the meantime, I was working on my swing with Shawn Green. And we knew that this is when the whole awful taco game started, and we're trying to get sit opposite field, home runs and Implements that someone into my into my game a zoo? Much as I could, at least But anyhow, I end up getting in there, and I remember I think we're playing. I need. The Dodgers had one home run at the toward the end of April and finally got in there hit another homer and ended that year with 26. And like no other manager like number one, the communication I'm telling you, like, Look, I'm I'm gonna keep you in there. I'm gonna get you pinch it like this and that and then you know, number two, like sticking to it. And then after 2006 I went 2026. I stole 25. I think I was like 24 25 26 when the storm basis somewhere around this, I guess. You know, I wasn't getting thrown out. So when I showed up in 07 Bob said. From day one. He was Listen me down, he goes. When you get on base Still, every Epping time you hear me? He goes. I want to see you get thrown out, and he just wanted to continue toe push ya envelope, And then that was a year that I hit 20 and stole system. And without having a belief you don't think about work coming from right sauce was coming from the Oakland A's where it was a sin right now on the base half you don't want to give up and out. And so I was so scared to feel the wrath of Billy Beane. If I ever stolen got thrown out. So even when I was Oakland, you know what I would steal bases. I had a really high percentage. Now I'm grateful for that, And I do understand the philosophy that the age were We're trying to go with and that's why When Bob got the job with the aged, I immediately thought to myself. I'm like this is gonna be a beautiful blend. This is exactly who Billy being needs. Running team because a few things are what, like he's not a push up. It's not just like Billy's gonna say Here's the lineup. Go write it. This net like Bob is he's very smart. He's very independent, but I think he also you know, he told the delegates Power well when it comes to his hitting and pitching guys on the human Brian Price. You know, worked really well together. Still with Michael's ready to you know, Al goes one of my favorite coaches of all time, but so he surrounds himself. You know, with the right people. I think a lot of being a great manager is having a great staff. And I think Bob Bob has always done that as well. I get to see a young Eric Burns Oh, six, sitting on the bench in Arizona. Van and finishes off is over four and Burns he goes. That's what I'm talking about about my time back my reality of eventually base and I know it's a little bit of the phantom. But I will say that never in my career I really get Would never throw out negativity towards a teammate. I just I can't tell you how many times I felt daggers coming to my back. Yeah, yo out Negativity. I'm just I wasn't gonna play that game, man. I won't do it. I 100% not. Because what you throw out, we'll come right back at you. And And so I always I always made a point. No matter if it was my You know, stiffest competition or, you know, whatever. Even a giant like I always made a point team First team first always each and every single no matter who is for the guy I was running for my figure. Look, it didn't matter what I root for. Don't whatever's gonna happen, so I'd like to the team. Team do well and it does it right. It's just it's a bad way to go. But it's a bad way to go to go about it and we gotta run. We're way way late, but real quick if you can, and if you can't another, It's tough for you. If you can real quick, let us know what's coming up on no filter done neck and that with you and will Well I use is well that I man Live, Then they'll be watched party all kinds of stuff. We're gonna be breaking through my old baseball cards, too. I haven't actually my set, so we're not even just rip impact. But we're going through my most cherished baseball cards and I wanted what I like doing is just pulling out a car. And then I get I get a story from well because these are all straight with his heyday in the mid eighties. That's awesome. That is beautiful. Have a good show tonight, Burns until the family said Hi. And.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"brian price" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Eddie and Rocky coming up. We're gonna be talking to our good friend Jennifer Ketchmark from Channel line about What exactly is going on with the weather, But in the meantime, we decided to talk about because I I agree with this assessment that very Larkin coming in to do. He's going to be a game analyst for four for Fox News, and I think you'll be damn find at it. I've seen him on ESPN, and he does a great job. It is, And I think that who lost their jobs It was apparently they've lost their jobs. Doug Flynn, Danny Graves, and I think in and pick Jeff, a car. Yeah. Mm stuff, but yeah, I think yeah. I mean, I'm very he's done it before he's he's got everything. You know, He's been an amazing player. He's been with this organization so he knows the history. I think a lot of Reds fans. Like that. He'll be able to tell stories about the 1990 world, Syriza and all that sort of stuff, which would be fascinating and has experience doing it. He's called baseball games. I think he did the little League world. Syriza's some of those. I'm not mistaking. Also, there's some stuff that he's been good. Any time I've ever seen him do anything. He's been good man. So let's go to you. Yeah, No, I was gonna I was gonna specify though he did clarify that this was not some sort of ruse to get closer to taking over its major, because I think someone he actually asked him the question. Cause I believe when Brian Price was was the manager. He had some comments that were, you could have taken that. He maybe wanted that role, he said. Look, I love David Bell and not trying to go into. It's not some ploy toe. Getting closer to do that. They just wants to do the broadcast and I think will be great. But taking your calls as far as your favorite play by play by person or persons go and again. We're gonna let go of the Marty and Joe conversation because everybody's gonna say Marty and Joe, we get it. Stew, but somebody if they're doing the game, you're like. Oh, hell, yeah, This is good. Let's go to John. And coming to John, You're first up. What do you have? Well, I get more Out of sports by listening to it on the radio, because I watch TV for so long. I just kept a better experience. Listen, the sports on the radio. So right now I've noticed This past season. Kurt Warner is great. Rod Woodson..
Entrepreneur on FIRE
End of the Year Estate Planning for Entrepreneurs with Brian Price and Jennifer Gligoric
"Brian jennifer say what's up to fire nation and share something interesting about yourself that most people people don't know as brian you know one thing people boasts don't know about me is actually been practicing martial arts for about ten years and i just got my second degree black belt in karate we'll an hey what's up fire nation this jennifer and most people don't know that i can play play all woodwind instruments and all melodic percussion because i was drum major and but that was a long time ago so they don't they don't know that now the stuff both you guys thanks for sharing that and as i share with fire nation the intro we have quite a doozy even episode talking about end of year estate planning specifically for entrepreneurs which of course makes up my audience entrepreneurs on fire and let's just kind of get right into this because a lot of people all must be frank they think that a final will and testament is actually an estate plan like their coverage they have one or the other but that's just not the case so can you jump in here share with fire nation what the two are why they're different and what entrepreneurs specifically should have number one a real is is not like a full estate plan there's a lot more that goes into an estate plan including having directives medical directives pour over will if if you have assets so estate plan is a lot more comprehensive and will usually involves some sort of a trust the idea of an estate plan is to avoid probate and probate can happen with a will if it's contested and under a variety of different circumstances so it's much better to have have an estate plan rather than just a will and i'm sure richard can tell you more about richard richard gula here he's our attorney here at leafy legal and and he can tell you more about the different ways that you can get caught up it is contested contested very cool well listen i know we have bryan jennifer and richard on the mike and i'm just gonna say this right now you guys all have good audio quality but definitely avoid this shuffling the papers because we got four people on the mike at august august picked up so for clean audio stop shop in the papers and fire nation will appreciate that so richard take it away i think one of the things as far as sped jennifer mentioned was specifically about probate and that's one of the things you always wanna voice simply because when you have a will you have a proper estate plan to glean that the happened probate the hell is happening outside of how you want it to happen so when you have certain directives empowered returnees put in place when you have a great estate plan put together by at at least a will at the very least you can at least have things done in the way that you want to be done except when you do it through probate kinda happened the way the law wants it to happen and just being honest a lot of times the way that certain laws are naked starting laws put in place it hasn't happened exactly how you want to happen so he may have other individuals he probably don't want to get at the house or you probably don't wanna get the vacation hogging because of probate that's how it happened so that's one of the issues that you want avoid especially when it comes to probate now can we get maybe an example example from any one of the three people on the mike right now about what has a situation looked like you don't need to use real names or real places i know blah blah blah you wanna protect checked identities but i think having a specific example would be cool like when has somebody not been prepared in this manner this really blown up in their face so i'm going to tie in something that just happened this last week to another situation that was very similar to this so you have a young couple couple the husband and wife love each other very much say the child before they got married and then they ended up getting married her parents parents are very strong willed people they come from a very different type of background and they weren't too happy about the whole new son-in-law situation they weren't happy they didn't get married married before the baby was born they're not happy about a lot of things but they're trying to make it work obviously the closest the couple was lot closer to his family family they decide to go on vacation it's a great cruise there with you know a big cruise line that everyone's heard of they stop off at an excursion that's given by the cruise line and tragedy strikes they don't have anything in place by the time one of them wakes up none of the bills have been paid the child is living with her parents which is something that they would never ever went to have happened the house that he just bought was lost because none of the payments were made even though him and his wife had talked about how that would happen it would have been his sister but in the shuffle the strongest people the people you don't think of come out of the woodwork and they kind of push around while everybody else grieving and nothing they wanted to have happen so we had this happened in the news this last week there was a royal caribbean cruise line went and drop people off at a volcano excursion and yes it's an active volcano anything could happen but a hundred people were caught up in that and they had absolutely no idea many of them were young couples some of them had kids there are some survivors but people lost their lives right now i'm gonna tell you this situation is playing hang out in a variety of different ways with the loved ones in survivors of this and if you don't have something in place that is powerful awful then who knows what you might wake up to so everyone wants to think about this and you know this is when i'm elderly this assist wait on down the road and i'm going to assure you know it's not you need to start thinking about this now and i hate to be such a bummer bringing everybody down and but the thing that won't bring you down is when you go through something that's comprehensive you get this paperwork done yet it's not fun and but then you can feel completely free and you know that your plans are taken care of and you don't really have to worry because when things go wrong it's a lot better if it's already mapped out for you from the bills to the kids to what happens with your business you know if you're an entrepreneur if you're a real estate investor you're doing doing deals on houses you you've got all this stuff in the mix and you don't have to lose it all you can't continue at you can have plans for it and then if you were to pass away it can it can be distributed the way you want it to be distributed without the government coming in and really messing everything up probate probate i've never heard of single kobe that ever ever happened where people were happy with it well i hope you bring people down what i hope you're doing is giving people a backslap of reality who need it because the reality for you fire nation is you have loved ones in your life you want you need you should be prepared hard for tragedy to strike hopefully it never does but as we know every single day by watching the news by listening to the news tragedy does strike strike someone somewhere every single day it's just reality so thanksgiving that personal example and a couple of personal like real stories because i know that it just kind of really resonated with people such a deep way than just like these vague broad terms that a lotta people hear over and over again but don't really get what that means what it comes down to and speaking of which that's what i want to move into next is that we've used a couple of times and that's probate so let's get real for a second and define what probate actually is and then very importantly how the heck can we avoid probate probate is about basically win win there's no real time that that assets are going to be allocated when someone passes away someone goes into those assets if they don't have a trust or if the will is being contested basically it's when the government gets involved to say ey what happens to those assets normally what happens is basically taken by the government it and then they're gone through scrutiny in order to determine where where you know where those are actually gonna go what happens in a with with with if there's unfortunately children or something like that or you know mostly it's it's with all your assets you know where those people who gets them how do they get to those people and whatnot in so most of the time is stock and so you can't do anything with it you know you hope that you know it it'll be done soon but you're basically at the government's you know timelines and things like that and they don't move very quickly and so not getting any kind of probate situation is ideal for anybody
Mark Blazor
Cincinnati Reds hire former infielder David Bell as manager
"Three degrees. The reds have new management. David bell is now been hired as manager of the Cincinnati Reds. They fired Brian price after three and fifteen starts so to the season leading up to Jim Riggleman taking over as interim manager around the rest of the season Bala, Cincinnati native one San Francisco
The Larry O'Connor Show
DOJ to make Comey memos available to Congress after subpoena threat
"For your investment in this region and i can promise you you won't regret it the banks opening new branches in more than a dozen markets maryland governor larry hogan and we're all so excited that they're starting right here in the district heather curtis sound wma al and wma aol dot com the justice department is expected to make the james comey memo's available to congress later today the justice department is expected to make them available at some point later today and there are at least seven different memos that at least world where some of which contained classified information so at this point it's unclear whether the justice department will decide to make them available in redacted form for that classified information or whether they'll provide them unredacted to congress correspondent laura jarrett the texas firefighter who helped pull a passenger back into the plane during a deadly southwest airlines emergency spoke about it today at a news conference andrew needham says he felt the need to assist servant heart me to get up and do something meanwhile the federal aviation administration says in the next two weeks it will issue a directive to require ultrasonic inspections of fan blades like the one that snapped off that southwest airlines plane passenger who was partially blown out of window was killed the faa announcement comes nearly a year after the engine's manufacturer recommended the additional inspections and a month after european regulators order their airlines to do the work the cincinnati reds are the first team in baseball this year to fire their manager anytime you're baseball team gets off to the worst record they've had since the great depression the manager can't be long for his job and in cincinnati that means a quick hook for brian price whose reds are three and fifteen the worst record in baseball it's the earliest reds manager has been sacked since tony perez was fired after forty four games back in nineteen ninetythree cincinnati is in the midst of a rebuild having lost at least ninety four games each of the last three seasons finishing last each year this season was expected to be no different bench coach jim riggleman will manage the team on an interim basis his fifth managerial job in the majors i'm john stolnis she's been all over tv for weeks now you can see stormy daniels in person she's.
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
NBA mourns death of Gregg Popovich's wife, a 'real star'
"Manager bryan price has been fired we are less than three weeks into the season he was fired along with pitching coach mack jenkins jim riggleman will serve as the interim manager for the reds have been talking about this in the last week when i saw a lot of speculation in cincinnati about whether or not brian would get fired it's crazy like it's absurd that you would fire your manager this early in the season and to me it has all the and i don't know what the impetus was behind but it has all the year marks of an owner who's unhappy with how the teams performing the esa this year and there's no doubt they've been terrible three and fifteen with a minor minus forty six run differential that's not brian prices fall keith i i totally agree this seems highly overreactive i don't think you can fire a manager in april and he'd be anything but overreactive right if you'd what is different today versus eighteen games ago right this is the same sin guy he's been the manager there for a couple of years now so it's not like we suddenly four years right it's not like we suddenly nerd learn something new about him that we didn't noble for and the thing i come back to also is teams five and a half yaro so far this season and and a two hundred nineteen on days what part of that is brian prices fox that's the thing that i was come back to manager firings he's when he's not the one pitching he's not the one failing to get on base he didn't put the roster together.