The Greg Gardner Podcast

Is the justice system as we know it under threat? Join me on this special edition of the Greg Gardner podcast as we dissect the recent Trump verdict and its unsettling implications. We'll uncover the context behind these charges—how old misdemeanors were elevated to felonies and presented to a New York jury. Discover the perspectives from three distinct groups: those convinced of Trump's guilt, those who see the trial as a miscarriage of justice regardless of their views on Trump, and the most concerning group who justify a flawed process due to their disdain for Trump.
This episode isn't just about Trump; it's a wake-up call about the precarious state of our justice system. We'll explore the dangerous precedent this verdict sets for potential political retribution and the broader consequences of allowing political biases to erode the integrity of our judicial process. Don't miss this crucial discussion that every concerned citizen should hear, as we ponder the future of justice and governance in our society.

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 essence of our democracy, challenging the role of social media as the modern public square and scrutinizing the delicate balance between content moderation and the First Amendment. As we dissect the intricate arguments presented before the Supreme Court, the intellectual rigor and procedural finesse of justices and attorneys alike offer a masterclass in the legal foundations shaping our right to speak freely online.
Venturing beyond the courtroom, we assess the impact of AI on history's narrative, informed by the tribulations of Google's Gemini AI. In a world where data bias looms large, the choice of value-aligned technology has never been more critical. We don't stop there; the political chessboard is in flux, with Trump's recent triumph in South Carolina and the buzz around a potential four-way presidential race adding to the intrigue. Moreover, the unsettling migration of intelligence officials to big tech censorship roles unveils the unseen hands that could be steering public discourse. This episode is an imperative exploration for those invested in the threads of technology, government influence, and the unyielding right to an informed existence amidst the digital revolution.

Join me in a fun discussion with Leanna Gregory about your relationship with your dog! You might think it is all about your dog's behavior but it is just as much about YOU! Gain some insight on how to understand your dog better. Leanna also provides tips on having a better relationship with your dog!

In this podcast Greg discusses a huge problem we have today. We are polarized as ever and our discourse is suffering because we don't know how to handle it. Greg discusses Chloe Valdary's framework called The Theory of Enchantment. http://www.theoryofenchantment.com He discovered Chloe on an interview with Dave Rubin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yi0QFhPzmCo Greg also draws from his experience in the martial art Aikido. In this episode you will learn how Greg takes Chloe's concepts and tries to apply them in his conversations with others.

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 DataStream into a publicly traded company that sold to Infor for over $200 million. As Vice President of Sales, John and his team managed acquisitions in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Argentina, Singapore, and Australia, becoming the biggest technology company in South Carolina. During that time, John hired and trained over 150 sales reps, sixty of whom are now business owners, CEOs, or Sales VPs. Currently, John is owner of and investor in technology companies in the Southern United States and consults with business owners and their sales teams to crush quota.
John captained The Citadel college basketball team, played against Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson, and played professional basketball in Ireland. After basketball (and Guiness), John began his sales career in Silicon Valley in computer software. On weekends, John can be found around Greenville, South Carolina, jazz clubs playing the saxophone. Take your technology sales team from Noobs to Pros