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Renee and special co-host chat with ESPN/Hot 97's Peter Rosenberg about Super Bowl 56 and the latest WWE news (0:25), discuss how they're going to watch the big game on Sunday(14:39), and run through their favorite halftime show prop bets (20:36) 

Why You Need To Have a Game Plan with Sabrina Rosenberg (The Childhood Store) My guest on the Mental Wealth For Entrepreneurs podcast this week is Sabrina Rosenberg. Sabrina was raised in Baltimore, MD. Graduated from Drexel University with a hospitality management degree. Worked in events and catering for 15 years and helped to grow many different companies. In 2020 after years of working long hours, I decided to leave my job to be able to spend more time with my family. At this time my sister, who owned A Childhood Store, ask me to help her grow her business. After deciding to partner at the end of February of this year, Covid hit. This changed how the partnership of A Childhood store would work and Katie decided to give ownership to Sabrina in June 2020. I have moved the business to Florida and have taught myself the world of crayon making in a year. Today Sabrina is continuing to grow and is working hard to succeed. See Website This podcast is brought to you by Smart Octopus Voice Agency https://www.smartoctopusvoiceagency.com/The podcast is available as Alexa Flash Briefing Skill - Resilient Entrepreneur https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088FZ3D3YThinking of starting a business and making extra income but not sure about how, Read this Free Guide, Go to  https://homebiz2freedom.com/escape-plan/?source=mwfeClick here to see a Very Unique And Lucrative $25 Digital Business, the NEW, Smarter, Faster Way to Step Into an IMMEDIATELY Profitable Business Online https://homebiz2freedom.com/?source=mwfe

Accomplished songwriter and film producer Kurt Rosenberg has been composing Scottish/Irish Music for over 25 years. Today, he is well on track to achieving his dreams of collaborating with some of the world’s finest, as well as partnering with the theatre industry to help produce his musicals.Rosenberg’s music encompasses various genres of Celtic, Folk, Pop, 40’s Ballroom to 50’s Jazz and Film.“Each piece of my music conveys a different emotion, thought, or message,” he says. “I want to compose melodies that touch people and are memorable.”“Highland Home,” Rosenberg’s ode to Scotland, is about longing to return to a place that fulfils us and brings us joy. He went on to produce the award-winning music short film Highland Home, internationally recognized for its thoughtful lyrics and distinct sound.Highland Home was selected to screen at prestigious festivals including the Cleveland International Film Festival, The Oxford Short Film Festival, and the World-Fest Houston International Film Festival. It won a Platinum Remi Award from World-Fest, a Director’s Choice Award at Santa Barbara’s International Fine Arts Film Festival, and the Best Music Video Award at Bath’s Jane Austen International Film Festival. Rosenberg won Best Lyrics Award at the International Music Video Awards in London.Being successful in the industry requires hard work, passion and dedication to the craft. “A composer has to be disciplined,” Rosenberg explains. “This means that they must work on their music every day. If a composer wants to be successful, they need to view it as a job, not as an avocation.”He particularly loves the process of songwriting and composing. Though perfecting a melody and getting the arrangement down can take days, even weeks, Rosenberg finds it to be a rather “mind-freeing, liberating task” that allows him to experience a meditative state.As Rosenberg continues along his musical journey, he is driven to make a lasting impact on others through his lyrics and sounds. Several exciting projects are in the works that will surely attract listeners of all backgrounds worldwide.“The Moon Followed Me to Falmouth,” Rosenberg’s English sea shanty-inspired song, will be completed as an animated music short by the end of May. It will begin screening at film festivals in July/August.“Strolling Down Brighton Pier” is Rosenberg’s homage to English musical theatre (think “My Fair Lady”). The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will record the instrumental track in London on August 2. Rosenberg plans to add the vocals in 2023, and release the film in 2024.“Dawn at Gougane Barra,” Rosenberg’s Irish Orchestral piece, will be recorded in Dublin on August 8. This recording will be the soundtrack for a music drone video. Filming is scheduled for August 10 and 11 at Gougane Barra. It will be screened in Ireland and the USA at hired cinemas, and will be posted online. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(Apologies for one moment in the interview when my audio and Niklas' overlap.) Interview with journalist Niklas Frank, son of Hans Frank, who was Governor-General of Poland for the duration of World War Two, overseeing the deaths of over 4 million people, as well as being Hitler's personal lawyer in the pre-war years. Niklas speaks about his relationship with his father during childhood; how he came to detest his father as he grew up; his concerns about the rise of anti-semitism in Germany today; and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.