Guy Tucker's guest appearances

Guy Tucker

Atlanta Business Radio

Up in Your Business with Kerry McCoy

The Lopes Pod

How to Run and Grow A Solo Patent Practice?

The Data Delivery Podcast Presented by Statstak

Charlie Mack

Matt Bell

Madonna Badger

David Rosen

Matt Jackson

Michael Thomas

Michael Levin

Elizabeth Anderson

David Rice

Agatha Achindu

Chris James

Lauren Adams

Steve Cook

Chris Keller

David Miller

OwlTail

Arkansas commit Tucker Holland joins the show to talk what it was like when his dad said he was not the best player on the field. Also gives probably the best pick for a retired player he would like to eat dinner with.  Follow us on socials to get more Statstak content! Twitter: @Statstak Instagram: @Statstak.io TikTok: @Statstak.io

Arkansas commit Tucker Holland joins the show to talk what it was like when his dad said he was not the best player on the field. Also gives probably the best pick for a retired player he would like to eat dinner with.  Follow us on socials to get more Statstak content! Twitter: @Statstak Instagram: @Statstak.io TikTok: @Statstak.io

Ep. 009 | Funny Guy Tucker Holland Gives the Best Pitcher to Eat Dinner With

Ep 211 | Aired 9/23/2020In the autobiography of The Education of Ernie Dumas, the author admiringly describes Jim Guy as a “swashbuckler.” I had to look it up."A swashbuckler is a heroic archetype in European adventure literature that is typified by the use of a sword, acrobatics and chivalric ideals."After reading about today’s guest, I concur with Mr. Dumas’s summation of Arkansas’s 43rd Governor!Jim Guy is tall, uncomfortably handsome, Harvard graduate. Also a Marine, a Vietnam war correspondent, a politician-turned-international-businessman, and a felon. Yes, he was wrongly accused as part of the Kenneth Starr Whitewater Investigations. He settled to a lesser charge, whilst he received a liver transplant due to failing health caused by a life-threatening autoimmune disease. Years later, after finding nothing to charge him of, the case was dropped, and he received an apology letter and refund check from the United States government. The felony charge remains on his record.And there’s even more interesting facts! For instance, young Jim Guy went undercover at the state penitentiary until then-Governor Rockefeller found out and ordered him out of there, saying, “Get him out before he gets killed!” See? He is an American swashbuckler!Listen to hear how Governor Tucker became embroiled in the infamous Whitewater Scandal, about his time working undercover in the Arkansas prison system, and his time as a civilian war correspondent during the Vietnam War.

Ep 211 | Aired 9/23/2020 In the autobiography of The Education of Ernie Dumas, the author admiringly describes Jim Guy as a “swashbuckler.” I had to look it up. "A swashbuckler is a heroic archetype in European adventure literature that is typified by the use of a sword, acrobatics and chivalric ideals." After reading about today’s guest, I concur with Mr. Dumas’s summation of Arkansas’s 43rd Governor! Jim Guy is tall, uncomfortably handsome, Harvard graduate. Also a Marine, a Vietnam war correspondent, a politician-turned-international-businessman, and a felon. Yes, he was wrongly accused as part of the Kenneth Starr Whitewater Investigations. He settled to a lesser charge, whilst he received a liver transplant due to failing health caused by a life-threatening autoimmune disease. Years later, after finding nothing to charge him of, the case was dropped, and he received an apology letter and refund check from the United States government. The felony charge remains on his record. And there’s even more interesting facts! For instance, young Jim Guy went undercover at the state penitentiary until then-Governor Rockefeller found out and ordered him out of there, saying, “Get him out before he gets killed!” See? He is an American swashbuckler! Listen to hear how Governor Tucker became embroiled in the infamous Whitewater Scandal, about his time working undercover in the Arkansas prison system, and his time as a civilian war correspondent during the Vietnam War.

Reprise | Jim Guy Tucker, 43rd Governor of Arkansas

Listen to the story of Guy Tucker of Guy Tucker Patents as he explains his journey in the patent field; from being a patent examiner in the USPTO to starting, running, and growing his patent practice – Guy Tucker Patents. Guy also talks about the ways to run a successful independent practice, how Upwork can help one find clients, and why it’s important to hold some experience in the patent field before starting out.

Listen to the story of Guy Tucker of Guy Tucker Patents as he explains his journey in the patent field; from being a patent examiner in the USPTO to starting, running, and growing his patent practice – Guy Tucker Patents. Guy also talks about the ways to run a successful independent practice, how Upwork can help one find clients, and why it’s important to hold some experience in the patent field before starting out.

Episode 3 - The Guy Tucker Patents Upwork Story

Jim Guy Tucker

Ep 176 | Originally Aired 1/22/2020Jim Guy Tucker was born on June 13, 1943, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to James Guy and Willie Maude (White) Tucker. His father was one of the first 50 employees of the newly formed Social Security Administration in February,1936.His family moved to Little Rock in February of 1945 when his father was relocated as the manager of the Arkansas Social Security Administration office. Jim Guy was educated in public schools. He graduated from Harvard with a BA in government in 1964, after which he enlisted in the marines. Despite two appeals, Tucker was discharged for health reasons after three months. Stints in 1965 and 1967 in Vietnam as a civilian war correspondent became a source of exposure for Tucker as he recorded them in his book, Arkansas Men at War. After finishing work in Vietnam, Tucker returned to Arkansas to pursue a political career.After receiving his law degree at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville in 1968, he became an associate attorney with the Little Rock firm Rose, Barron, Nash, Williamson, Carroll, and Clay. He left in 1970 upon winning the race for prosecuting attorney for the Sixth Judicial District. In 1972, he was elected to the first of two terms as state attorney general. On November 8, 1975, he married Betty Allen Alworth, who had two children from her previous marriage. The couple had two children together.In 1976, he was elected to represent the Second Congressional District and was appointed to the House Ways and Means Committee, the Social Security Subcommittee, and the Speaker’s Task Force on Welfare Reform.After eight years in public office, he returned to private law practice in 1979 and became a partner in the Tucker and Stafford firm. In 1982, he ran for governor in the Democratic primary, but came in third in a five-man race. After that loss, he began to engage in business enterprises, including real estate and condominium development. In 1983, he formed County Cable Limited Partnership with his wife, and the company provided cable TV service in rural Pulaski County. From modest beginnings, he expanded his cable TV operations to other areas of the country and acquired interests in cable companies in Texas, Florida, and Great Britain. In 1988, he traded County Cable to Falcon Cable Media of California in return for a Falcon Cable operation near Dallas, Texas.In 1990, Tucker prepared for another run for governor. When Clinton announced his reelection bid, Tucker opted instead to run for lieutenant governor. Both he and Clinton won their races. Once Clinton began to campaign for the presidency in 1991, Tucker became acting governor, and upon Clinton’s resignation in December 1992, Tucker became governor.In November 1994, he won a four-year term against Republican Sheffield Nelson. He became caught up in the Whitewater investigation surrounding Clinton. On May 28, 1996, he was convicted for misapplying funds for a $150,000 bank loan. The next day, he announced that he would step down as governor, even as he continued to protest his innocence. After briefly rescinding his resignation, he left office on July 15, 1996. He reentered the private sector to focus on his business enterprises.In 1996, Tucker was placed on a liver transplant waiting list (he had been diagnosed in 1984 with primary sclerosing cholangitis, which leads to blockage of the bile ducts). On Christmas Day, he received a transplant, which probably saved his life and kept him out of prison—he was sentenced to probation. Despite complications, the transplant restored his health. Since then, Tucker has served his probation and repaid the $150,000 loan.

Ep 176 | Originally Aired 1/22/2020 Jim Guy Tucker was born on June 13, 1943, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to James Guy and Willie Maude (White) Tucker. His father was one of the first 50 employees of the newly formed Social Security Administration in February,1936.His family moved to Little Rock in February of 1945 when his father was relocated as the manager of the Arkansas Social Security Administration office. Jim Guy was educated in public schools. He graduated from Harvard with a BA in government in 1964, after which he enlisted in the marines. Despite two appeals, Tucker was discharged for health reasons after three months. Stints in 1965 and 1967 in Vietnam as a civilian war correspondent became a source of exposure for Tucker as he recorded them in his book, Arkansas Men at War. After finishing work in Vietnam, Tucker returned to Arkansas to pursue a political career. After receiving his law degree at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville in 1968, he became an associate attorney with the Little Rock firm Rose, Barron, Nash, Williamson, Carroll, and Clay. He left in 1970 upon winning the race for prosecuting attorney for the Sixth Judicial District. In 1972, he was elected to the first of two terms as state attorney general. On November 8, 1975, he married Betty Allen Alworth, who had two children from her previous marriage. The couple had two children together. In 1976, he was elected to represent the Second Congressional District and was appointed to the House Ways and Means Committee, the Social Security Subcommittee, and the Speaker’s Task Force on Welfare Reform. After eight years in public office, he returned to private law practice in 1979 and became a partner in the Tucker and Stafford firm. In 1982, he ran for governor in the Democratic primary, but came in third in a five-man race. After that loss, he began to engage in business enterprises, including real estate and condominium development. In 1983, he formed County Cable Limited Partnership with his wife, and the company provided cable TV service in rural Pulaski County. From modest beginnings, he expanded his cable TV operations to other areas of the country and acquired interests in cable companies in Texas, Florida, and Great Britain. In 1988, he traded County Cable to Falcon Cable Media of California in return for a Falcon Cable operation near Dallas, Texas. In 1990, Tucker prepared for another run for governor. When Clinton announced his reelection bid, Tucker opted instead to run for lieutenant governor. Both he and Clinton won their races. Once Clinton began to campaign for the presidency in 1991, Tucker became acting governor, and upon Clinton’s resignation in December 1992, Tucker became governor. In November 1994, he won a four-year term against Republican Sheffield Nelson. He became caught up in the Whitewater investigation surrounding Clinton. On May 28, 1996, he was convicted for misapplying funds for a $150,000 bank loan. The next day, he announced that he would step down as governor, even as he continued to protest his innocence. After briefly rescinding his resignation, he left office on July 15, 1996. He reentered the private sector to focus on his business enterprises. In 1996, Tucker was placed on a liver transplant waiting list (he had been diagnosed in 1984 with primary sclerosing cholangitis, which leads to blockage of the bile ducts). On Christmas Day, he received a transplant, which probably saved his life and kept him out of prison—he was sentenced to probation. Despite complications, the transplant restored his health. Since then, Tucker has served his probation and repaid the $150,000 loan.

Jim Guy Tucker,43rd Governor of Arkansas

On today's episode, Sean and Chris discuss the 83-71 loss to Illinois, what went well, areas to improve and how this will factor into the upcoming road games. We also have highlights from the post game press conference with GCU PG Jovan Blacksher Jr (7:57), GCU HC Dan Majerle (15:07), and we also have Illinois HC Brad Underwood (25:51).And for everyone that loves Sound Guy Tucker, he's actually on this podcast and discusses his recent promotion (35:54).Lopes Up!

On today's episode, Sean and Chris discuss the 83-71 loss to Illinois, what went well, areas to improve and how this will factor into the upcoming road games. We also have highlights from the post game press conference with GCU PG Jovan Blacksher Jr (7:57), GCU HC Dan Majerle (15:07), and we also have Illinois HC Brad Underwood (25:51). And for everyone that loves Sound Guy Tucker, he's actually on this podcast and discusses his recent promotion (35:54). Lopes Up!

GCU vs Illinois Reaction + Sound Guy Tucker Gets Promoted

Wade Hughes

Nicole Pierce

Rosemary Gignilliat

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Firstclick on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there shouldbe a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now justpress play and the show you chose should start playing. You can alsodownload the show to listen on your mp3 player. Weare now available on iTunes, click this link and you can find all ourpast shows. Press SUBSCRIBE and you will automatically get the latestshow when you sync your iPod to your computer.Today's show is brought to you by TAB of Northwest Atlanta.The Alternative Board of Northwest Atlanta brings togetherowners of privately held businesses to overcome challenges and seize newopportunities with a combination of peer advice and strategic businesscoaching. Board members meet monthly to learn from one anothers successes andmistakes and create more valuable and profitable companies. Achieve GreaterSuccess with Peer Advice and Coaching with TAB of Northwest Atlanta.  www.tab-nwatlanta.comWe started the staffing special by interviewing Wade Hughes with The Intersect Group. Wade is the partner in charge of Intersect consulting services. In thiscapacity, he manages strategy articulation, corporate governance, operationsand project management and implementation engagements on behalf of TheIntersect Group clients.Wade gained extensiveexperience with large-scale project implementations during his 12-year careeras a consultant, manager and practice director for Arthur Andersen BusinessConsulting. His areas of expertise include processes and systems foraccounting, billing, sales and customer service, as well as revenue processesfor large public companies. For several years, he led a software company hefounded, developing and implementing a revenue and customer management systemfor niche industries. For more information about Wade and his firm please go to his website www.theintersectgroup.comNext up Rosemary Gignilliat, President of RG Staffing Resources shared her take on what it takes to succeed in the competitive medical staffing world. Rosemary began her careerwith OM5/Daystar, a national subsidiary of Management Recuriters Internationalin 1989. Her tremendous commitment to her clients and candidates earned herMRI's most prestigious award of ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE DECADE, nationalrecognition as NATIONAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR for 2001 as the REGIONALACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR for 1989, 1993 and 200l. She was in the TOP TENACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR category for ten consecutive years."Rosemary is an exceptional team member with a realtalent for the search industry", said Kathleen Luck, Manager and founderof OM5/Daystar at Colony Square."Her client testimonials are outstanding and all echo the commitmentRosemary has shown in partnering with her clients over the years.""Rosemary does it right the first time". "She makes my life somuch easier." "I can't imagine hiring anyone without her assistance.It frees me up to do my job."  To learn more about what Rosemary is up to please check out her website www.rgstaffing.netNext we had Nicole Pierce, New Business Development Manger with Snelling Staffing Services in the Atlanta Perimeter office.Snelling delivers temporary, career and professionalstaffing solutions to companies in every region of the country. After more than50 years of innovation, Snelling knows how to connect people and businesses. Wefocus on helping clients to achieve priority driven results. With trueconsultative sales and ongoing quality reviews, we make sure we maintainalignment with your objectives to deliver the most productive solution in anever-changing environment.Nicole's specific focus is legal staff recruiting. She placeslegal secretaries, paralegals, assistants, marketing professionals, recordsclerks, and any other support or staff position within leading Atlanta law firms orcorporations.  She also helps with high-level administrative, sales, andaccounting positions as-needed. For more on her firm please go to her website www.snelling.com/atlantaperimeterFinally we go to hear from one of Atlanta's most successful creative recruitment and consulting firms for premier ad agencies, Guy Tucker with Ask Guy Tucker. For many years, a commonly heard phrase around the Southeast in adagency HR discussions and creative department meetings has been: "I don'tknow, let's ask Guy Tucker."   Andso a successful consultancy was born.Guy is known for his insight into who and where the topcreative players are - plus their talent and temperament. This fuels hisability to bring people and companies together successfully. Since launchingthe company in 1996, Guy's company has placed creatives in many of the mostrecognized firms in the business - from hot entrepreneurial shops toInternational mega agencies.  Guy is the2004 recipient of the prestigious Atlanta Ad Club Silver Medal award forlifetime service to the industry and the community. For more about Guy and his firm please go to his website www.askguy.comAlso if you know of a business in Atlantathat we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.comand we will try and get them on the show

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First click on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there should be a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now just press play and the show you chose should start playing. You can also download the show to listen on your mp3 player. <a href="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=266308488&amp;s=143441&amp;i=19694045" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">We are now available on iTunes, click this link and you can find all our past shows. Press SUBSCRIBE and you will automatically get the latest show when you sync your iPod to your computer.</a>Today's show is brought to you by TAB of Northwest Atlanta.The Alternative Board of Northwest Atlanta brings together owners of privately held businesses to overcome challenges and seize new opportunities with a combination of peer advice and strategic business coaching. Board members meet monthly to learn from one anothers successes and mistakes and create more valuable and profitable companies. Achieve Greater Success with Peer Advice and Coaching with TAB of Northwest Atlanta.  <a href="http://www.tab-nwatlanta.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tab-nwatlanta.com</a>We started the staffing special by interviewing Wade Hughes with The Intersect Group. Wade is the partner in charge of Intersect consulting services. In this capacity, he manages strategy articulation, corporate governance, operations and project management and implementation engagements on behalf of The Intersect Group clients.Wade gained extensive experience with large-scale project implementations during his 12-year career as a consultant, manager and practice director for Arthur Andersen Business Consulting. His areas of expertise include processes and systems for accounting, billing, sales and customer service, as well as revenue processes for large public companies. For several years, he led a software company he founded, developing and implementing a revenue and customer management system for niche industries. For more information about Wade and his firm please go to his website <a href="http://www.theintersectgroup.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theintersectgroup.com</a>Next up Rosemary Gignilliat, President of RG Staffing Resources shared her take on what it takes to succeed in the competitive medical staffing world. Rosemary began her career with OM5/Daystar, a national subsidiary of Management Recuriters International in 1989. Her tremendous commitment to her clients and candidates earned her MRI's most prestigious award of ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE DECADE, national recognition as NATIONAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR for 2001 as the REGIONAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR for 1989, 1993 and 200l. She was in the TOP TEN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR category for ten consecutive years."Rosemary is an exceptional team member with a real talent for the search industry", said Kathleen Luck, Manager and founder of OM5/Daystar at Colony Square. "Her client testimonials are outstanding and all echo the commitment Rosemary has shown in partnering with her clients over the years." "Rosemary does it right the first time". "She makes my life so much easier." "I can't imagine hiring anyone without her assistance. It frees me up to do my job."  To learn more about what Rosemary is up to please check out her website <a href="http://www.rgstaffing.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rgstaffing.net</a>Next we had Nicole Pierce, New Business Development Manger with Snelling Staffing Services in the Atlanta Perimeter office.Snelling delivers temporary, career and professional staffing solutions to companies in every region of the country. After more than 50 years of innovation, Snelling knows how to connect people and businesses. We focus on helping clients to achieve priority driven results. With true consultative sales and ongoing quality reviews, we make sure we maintain alignment with your objectives to deliver the most productive solution in an ever-changing environment.Nicole's specific focus is legal staff recruiting. She places legal secretaries, paralegals, assistants, marketing professionals, records clerks, and any other support or staff position within leading Atlanta law firms or corporations.  She also helps with high-level administrative, sales, and accounting positions as-needed. For more on her firm please go to her website <a href="http://www.snelling.com/atlantaperimeter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.snelling.com/atlantaperimeter</a>Finally we go to hear from one of Atlanta's most successful creative recruitment and consulting firms for premier ad agencies, Guy Tucker with Ask Guy Tucker. For many years, a commonly heard phrase around the Southeast in ad agency HR discussions and creative department meetings has been: "I don't know, let's ask Guy Tucker."   And so a successful consultancy was born.Guy is known for his insight into who and where the top creative players are - plus their talent and temperament. This fuels his ability to bring people and companies together successfully. Since launching the company in 1996, Guy's company has placed creatives in many of the most recognized firms in the business - from hot entrepreneurial shops to International mega agencies.  Guy is the 2004 recipient of the prestigious Atlanta Ad Club Silver Medal award for lifetime service to the industry and the community. For more about Guy and his firm please go to his website <a href="http://www.askguy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.askguy.com</a>Also if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ <a href="http://atlantabusinessradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">atlantabusinessradio.com</a> and we will try and get them on the show