The Greg Gardner Podcast

Is your understanding of free speech truly comprehensive when it's put to the test by fiery protests and the clashing of ideologies? Grapple with me, Greg Gardner, as we navigate the turbulent waters of expression and dissent through the lens of pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel protests on college campuses. The sanctity of free speech is a cornerstone of our discussions, where I d

Fresh out of a battle with pneumonia, I launch into an unwavering critique of NPR's trajectory away from impartial reporting, a narrative sparked by Yuri Berliner's keen observations. Could their latest executive appointment signal a troubling future for a news outlet funded by the public purse? I'm not one to shy away from the hard questions, and in this episode, we

Could your very right to speak freely be under siege? The latest Greg Gardner podcast episode tackles the Supreme Court's monumental case Murphy vs. Missouri, previously known as Missouri vs. Biden, and its implications for free speech in our digital era. We're dissecting the arguments, critiquing attorney performances, and considering the potential outcomes of this case

Prepare to navigate the legal labyrinth where the titans of tech and the guardians of free speech duel in the digital arena. I'm your host, Greg Gardner, bringing light to the high-stakes confrontations between states like Florida and Texas against social media goliaths, through cases such as Moody vs. Net Choice and Net Choice vs. Paxton. These legal showdowns probe the essen

Greg reviews themes of 2023 along with some stories that highlight those themes. Greg gives specific predictions for 2024.

Join me with an incredibly interesting discussion with one of my favorite thinkers, Mark W. Taylor. Mark earned a BS degree in Biology at Furman University. He attended Medical School at MUSC in Charleston, SC and earned a JD degree at Emory University School of Law. He is a member of the Georgia and South Carolina Bar associations. He has completed studies at Harvard University’

Kayla @kaylamarie_fit is a fitness and nutrition coach in Bozeman, Montana. In this episode Greg and Kayla discuss:Building a coaching businessScope of PracticeDoing proper researchMyths about nutrition and "chemicals"Why your watch and your phone are wrong about your caloric expenditureWhat is really behind people's weight loss goalsToday's world of INSTANT gra

1. Crossing the Moral Lines2. Intellectually Nuanced means "Blaming Israel"3. Pausing before commenting on "breaking news" in wartime4. How would pre-Elon Twitter/X have handled this event?5. The "uncomfortableness" of the 1st Amendment6. The NECESSITY of the 2nd Amendment

In this episode of the Noob School podcast, John Sterling is joined by his old friend and colleague, currently the Director of Partner Sales at Appian Corporation, Greg Gardner. The duo talk about their good ol’ days at DataStreams, and what Greg has been up to since he left the company. What follows is a veritable masterclass on choosing what sales job you want to do, and severa

Join Greg as he talks with John Sterling about his new book "Sales for Noobs". John is the world’s foremost expert in transforming sales noobs into seasoned pros. As a sales trainer, manager, and serial entrepreneur, John is known for mentoring sales reps with zero business experience so they become high-six- and seven-figure salespeople.John built software startup Data