Broderick Smith's guest appearances

Broderick Smith

Love That Album

Conversations with Cornesy

Another Way to Play

Bringing it to the Table Podcast

Ross Wilson

Jeff Apter

Ben Folds

Michael Schiavello

Paul Simon

Adam Kreek

Nick Drake

David Hill

Logan Freeman

Damion Lupo

Tyler Chesser

Matthew Baltzell

Ellis Hammond

Adam Beckstedt

Don McLean

OwlTail

On this episode Will Capo, Marcus Hatch, Mitch Long and Broderick Smith gives their Superbowl Picks! They also talk about coaching on the next level and the Lions trading Matt Stafford to the L.A Rams. Listen in !!!!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringin-it-to-the-table/support

On this episode Will Capo, Marcus Hatch, Mitch Long and Broderick Smith gives their Superbowl Picks! They also talk about coaching on the next level and the Lions trading Matt Stafford to the L.A Rams. Listen in !!!!--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/bringin-it-to-the-table/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/bringin-it-to-the-table/support</a>

7- SuperBowl Talk w/ Broderick Smith

Broderick Smith spent 13 years at Urban Visions; while Vice President of the business, Broderick oversaw the firm and its diverse portfolio of assets. With a thorough understanding of how a building functions from both an operational and financial standpoint, Broderick brought a strategic, holistic approach to the real estate entitlement, development, and management process. A believer in urban density, he has been involved in the acquisition, management, financing, entitlement, and disposition of many significant properties throughout downtown Seattle. Development of office and residential totaling over 1MM SF, and entitlement totaling over 3MM SF.  Broderick holds a finance degree from Santa Clara University, a Washington State Managing Brokers License, and is also a graduate from the University of Washington’s Commercial Real Estate Program. He currently serves as Board Chair for Seattle Goodwill Industries, and has previously served on the Boards of Forterra and the Metropolitan Improvement District. Broderick also recently joined the Board of a multi-state trucking business. He is currently enrolled in the CFA program, having passed Level 1 in June of 2019; he is currently a Level II candidate.  Being a sixth-generation Seattleite, Broderick has a passion for sustainability fostered by a deep-rooted appreciation for the environment. His main hobbies include fly fishing, skiing, and spending time with his wife and 3 boys. Broderick recently relocated his family outside of Boise, Idaho. He is currently pursuing opportunistic investment and development within the Mountain West via a new firm, Silent Water Real Estate.  On this episode:Broderick reveals the a-ha moment that made him leave the normal 9-5.Get great advice about being uncomfortable.Learn the importance of planning exercises.Discover the power of compounding time.Key Takeaways:"There are so many other ways to pursue happiness and freedom than climbing the corporate ladder." - Hans Struzyna"Put yourself in uncomfortable situations, and, look, if you do something or make a mistake, you can always cut left or go back." – Broderick Smith"Map out your life." – Broderick Smith"Put in the hours early in your career and they'll pay off later on." – Broderick SmithBroderick Smith:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brodericksmithsilentwater/Schedule a free 15 minute call with Hans here:https://calendly.com/h-struzyna/15minFor more information about Hans Struzyna and Another Way to Play, visit:anotherwaytoplaypodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broderick Smith spent 13 years at Urban Visions; while Vice President of the business, Broderick oversaw the firm and its diverse portfolio of assets. With a thorough understanding of how a building functions from both an operational and financial standpoint, Broderick brought a strategic, holistic approach to the real estate entitlement, development, and management process. A believer in urban density, he has been involved in the acquisition, management, financing, entitlement, and disposition of many significant properties throughout downtown Seattle. Development of office and residential totaling over 1MM SF, and entitlement totaling over 3MM SF.  Broderick holds a finance degree from Santa Clara University, a Washington State Managing Brokers License, and is also a graduate from the University of Washington’s Commercial Real Estate Program. He currently serves as Board Chair for Seattle Goodwill Industries, and has previously served on the Boards of Forterra and the Metropolitan Improvement District. Broderick also recently joined the Board of a multi-state trucking business. He is currently enrolled in the CFA program, having passed Level 1 in June of 2019; he is currently a Level II candidate.  Being a sixth-generation Seattleite, Broderick has a passion for sustainability fostered by a deep-rooted appreciation for the environment. His main hobbies include fly fishing, skiing, and spending time with his wife and 3 boys. Broderick recently relocated his family outside of Boise, Idaho. He is currently pursuing opportunistic investment and development within the Mountain West via a new firm, Silent Water Real Estate.  On this episode:<ul><li>Broderick reveals the a-ha moment that made him leave the normal 9-5.</li><li>Get great advice about being uncomfortable.</li><li>Learn the importance of planning exercises.</li><li>Discover the power of compounding time.</li></ul> Key Takeaways:<ul><li>"There are so many other ways to pursue happiness and freedom than climbing the corporate ladder." - Hans Struzyna</li><li>"Put yourself in uncomfortable situations, and, look, if you do something or make a mistake, you can always cut left or go back." – Broderick Smith</li><li>"Map out your life." – Broderick Smith</li><li>"Put in the hours early in your career and they'll pay off later on." – Broderick Smith</li></ul> Broderick Smith:LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brodericksmithsilentwater/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/brodericksmithsilentwater/</a> Schedule a free 15 minute call with Hans here:<a href="https://calendly.com/h-struzyna/15min?fbclid=IwAR2JGZYGIpGlzCldlODOpl-jRViG-hl_PhP5lwSSWUNso5WuWcUt7Fyodm8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://calendly.com/h-struzyna/15min</a>For more information about Hans Struzyna and Another Way to Play, visit:<a href="http://anotherwaytoplaypodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">anotherwaytoplaypodcast.com</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Map Out Your Life with Broderick Smith

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Conversations with Cornesy - Broderick Smith

For episode 15 of Love That Album podcast, Michael Pursche (of Sitting in a Bar in Adelaide podcast) discuss the wonderful but seldom talked about album from 1981, the eponymous album for Broderick Smith’s Big Combo. (You might say that we’re doing a Brod-cast) Brod emerged from Carson and The Dingoes to form this fantastic ensemble that reminds me of “Darkness” era E-Street Band and reminds Michael of Van Morrison. Either way, Brod is a gifted songwriter with a talent for painting a picture and telling a story – not always a pleasant one. Aztec Music has re-released this long deleted album, and it sounds a treat. Michael and I discuss the great musicianship and the lyrics to the album, Brod’s history as well as that of the members of the band. With a lineup including Mick O’ Connor on organ and the great Mal Eastick on guitar, you know he has an ensemble capable of great things. If you’ve not heard of him, listen to our chat, and track down the newly mastered CD re-release....oh, and the show is acomparitively short one and a half hours.....As usual, if you wish to send feedback to the show email me at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (typed or mp3 voicemail). Download (or stream) the show at http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com or download from iTunes (type in “lovethatalbum” at iTunes store). Feel free to leave some feedback at iTunes too. 

For episode 15 of Love That Album podcast, Michael Pursche (of Sitting in a Bar in Adelaide podcast) discuss the wonderful but seldom talked about album from 1981, the eponymous album for Broderick Smith’s Big Combo. (You might say that we’re doing a Brod-cast) Brod emerged from Carson and The Dingoes to form this fantastic ensemble that reminds me of “Darkness” era E-Street Band and reminds Michael of Van Morrison. Either way, Brod is a gifted songwriter with a talent for painting a picture and telling a story – not always a pleasant one. Aztec Music has re-released this long deleted album, and it sounds a treat. Michael and I discuss the great musicianship and the lyrics to the album, Brod’s history as well as that of the members of the band. With a lineup including Mick O’ Connor on organ and the great Mal Eastick on guitar, you know he has an ensemble capable of great things. If you’ve not heard of him, listen to our chat, and track down the newly mastered CD re-release. ...oh, and the show is acomparitively short one and a half hours..... As usual, if you wish to send feedback to the show email me at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (typed or mp3 voicemail). Download (or stream) the show at <a href="http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com</a> or download from iTunes (type in “lovethatalbum” at iTunes store). Feel free to leave some feedback at iTunes too.