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Shadow Politics Guest, David Krucoff July 15, 2018
Douglass County, Maryland's Executive Director and Founder

David Krucoff is Douglass County, Maryland's executive director and founder. He has deep roots in DC and credits Georgetown Day School and his parents for empowering him as an independent thinker. Although not optimal, "reunion" (or retrocession) with the state of Maryland would give Washingtonians the basic democratic rights we currently lack.

Douglass County, Maryland is a 501(c)(4) organization founded to advocate for the creation of Douglass County, Maryland, as the most viable solution to the second-class citizenship of the residents of the District of Columbia. Douglass County will have one city in it – Washington. Signs will still say “Welcome to Washington” and we will still live in a city named after George Washington, our first president.The flag of Douglass County, Maryland, will be the flag of Washington, DC. It will have three red stars and two red bars on a white background. Our logo is only meant to show the reunion of Maryland and the city through the creation of Douglass County.

David Krucoff  has a broad range of experience, including seven years focused solely on commercial real estate. With an excellent track record of representing tenants, users and investors in the commercial real estate marketplace, Mr. Krucoff works closely with his clients, representing tenants and landlords for their office, industrial and retail leasing needs. He also has considerable experience in owner/user acquisition and investment property acquisition and disposition. Mr. Krucoff strives to disclose all pertinent issues prior to recommending a position within a lease or contract negotiation.

Mr. Krucoff has assisted his clients in acquiring numerous investment properties in the last five years. Four of those transactions incorporated sale proceeds placed in a 1031 exchange conduit.

Areas of Practice

Represents Users and Owners of local industrial and retail real estate

Experience

Before joining the Broad Street team, Mr. Krucoff was the Commercial Specialist at the Bethesda office of Coldwell Banker Real Estate, LLC. Previously, he owned Panorama Wholesale Bakery, where he developed his understanding of business and real estate from an owner’s point of view.

Top Clients

Occasions Caterers, Rock Creek Global Advisors, Triangle Enterprise LLC, A Wider Circle, Sport Rock Climbing Centers, American Sleep Medicine, Jimmy John’s, Anglo Dutch, Sertec Industries, R&R Caterers, Viamedia, Inc., Wagtime Doggie Daycare, Kangaroo Care Care, The Justin Company, Panorama Baking Company, Colligan Properties, Orixx

Professional Affiliations/Designations

  • (SIOR) Society of Industrial & Office Realtors, 2014
  • Licensed real estate agent in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
  • Coldwell Banker Presidents Club
  • Bethesda Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce, 2010-2011, Real Estate Committee Chair
  • DC Voting Rights Project, Founder
  • U.S. Tennis Association

Education

Mr. Krucoff graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, with a minor in economics.

Community/Personal Information

Mr. Krucoff has deep roots in Washington DC. He credits Georgetown Day School and his parents for empowering him as an independent thinker.

Life Changes Show Guest, Arthur Diennet July 09, 2018
Film Producer

ARTHUR DIENNET

Arthur Diennet was born in Paris, France and grew up in The Bahamas, where he began making films with his dad in his spare time as a teenager.

He finished his first feature film (‘If God Wants’) at 18, filming it after school and on weekends for 3 years.

He was then given the opportunity to make a 2nd Feature Film in Hollywood, based on the success of his first.

The process of making the film (‘American Bistro’) proved to be quite the disaster and, like most disasters, doubled as a journey of self-discovery and growth.

Throughout the many years, the trials of making it healed his relationship with his friends and family, his handicapped sister and, ultimately, himself.

After 8 years, 4 reshoots and 2 legal battles he is finally on the cusp of finishing it.

Life Changes Show Guest, Aaron Goldberg July 09, 2018
Musician

AARON GOLDBERG

My name is Aaron Goldberg and was born in Los Angeles, CA.  I happily still call LA home and continue to work and make my music, building a community of artists around me.
 
I love to make people happy. Music seems to make people happy. Making music also makes me happy. If I can make music that makes other people happy, then I am in turn, generating an endless cycle of positivity and good vibes. What can beat that?  I think that a continuously growing cycle of happiness is just what the world needs right now.
Life Changes Show Guest, Steve Jordan July 02, 2018
Fitness Trainer

STEVE JORDAN

About Steve

Hi! My name is Steve Jordan and I’m grateful you’re taking the first step towards a healthy and fit lifestyle.

I’ve always loved to exercise and feel good. I was the kid who couldn’t sit still in class and would much rather be playing a sport or playing with friends.

I played every sport and I was always at least a year younger of all my friends and teammates. I excelled in lacrosse and football in high school capturing the title of captain for both sports with All State honors in lacrosse. However, I was never the biggest, nor the fastest or the most athletic. But I was always extremely determined and persistent to be just as good or better than my older friends.

Growing up was not easy for me. My parent were strong believers in “tough love” and they expected a lot from me and were hard to please, so there was always tension at home. I got picked on, bullied and even beaten up by older classmates in high school. Excelling in sports was a way to gain respect and acceptance among my peers.

Playing Sports Was My Way To Feel Accepted

I had lacrosse scholarships to division III schools, but really had my heart set on playing at the University of Maryland a division I powerhouse that was always a dream. So, I enrolled and sent a highlight tape to the coach and was turned down for a scholarship, but was offered a “good look” if I walked on. I eventually got accepted for my academics and decided to just go for it. Why not? I always worked my tail off to gain the respect and admiration of my classmates, so why couldn’t I do it here too.

My college dreams of playing lacrosse didn’t turn out exactly the way I dreamed of. These dreams were derailed after an accident falling off a two story balcony landing on my head resulting in brain surgery to save my life and prevent permanent brain damage. This TBI (traumatic brain injury) shattered my identity. I didn’t know who I was or how I would recover.

Would anyone want to hang out with me if I couldn’t speak in full sentences without stuttering?

Was I going to be made fun of because I was paralyzed on the left side of my face?

Were people going to feel sorry for me and make feel bad about myself?

Could I study and finish school if I couldn’t even remember a phone number or someones name?

What was the rest of my life going to be like???

These and so many more questions polluted my mind constantly.

I mustered up as much positive energy as I could during these transformative years into a full recovery to live a life of health and fitness.

I had an obsessive belief that I would recover

During my three year recovery both physically and cognitively, I realized that being fit was not just about looking good, or performing better in sports, but it was a way to rebuild myself from the inside out, including my self esteem, my character and my passion to just feel great regardless of what I looked like. But when I started seeking information, mentors and inspiration on how to create a better life for myself, that’s when everything started to change for the better.

My first career job was a  personal trainer at the White House under the Clinton administration for one year, I built a small private training business while finishing my Kinesiology degree at the University of Maryland.

Even with this initial career success, my career journey was not easy. Although I physically and mentally I showed no signs of this terrible accident, I still had the the emotional scars of the fear of being judged, being different and the fear of failure.

Since then it’s been an uphill endeavor for me to create, build and grow both personally and professionally to keep myself inspired and relevant.

But I’ve learned to practice gratitude along this journey and harness that same positive energy I did when I was going through my recovery from the TBI to create and manifest an awesome career that is highlighted throughout this website and beyond.

I’ve been a educator teaching cutting edge exercise science for the top companies in the fitness and sports performance arenas. I’ve trained all kinds of people of all demographics including some of the most influential or successful people in the world who could hire anyone, at any price to learn how to be healthy and fit. I’ve spoken in front of fortune 500 companies and have had guest speaking opportunities at world class retreats. And I’ve traveled to the most luxurious and remote destinations around the world with client’s in ways that are fit for a king. And much more.

Educating and inspiring people is my purpose

But no matter where I’ve been, what I’ve achieved or who I’ve trained…I still struggle with my insecurities of not being good enough. Nonetheless, I find that passion for teaching health and fitness to others which fuels me to keep rising above and not falling, growing and not dying, creating and not destroying, and giving and not withholding.

I’m a firm believer that living a healthy and fit life, the journey you experience, and the lives you impact is more important than what you do or what you have accumulated. I got a taste of living how the 1% of the 1% live. And I realized that when I commit to my vision and purpose – I give 100% of my passion…and anything is possible for you and I.

It’s hard to think that over the past 23 years since my accident from almost paralyzed, brain dead and almost dead that I could have all these extraordinary experiences I’ve had in my career and life.

Now I’m committed to impacting 1 billion lives. I teach people how to pursue a healthy and fit lifestyle to fulfill their life’s dreams.

I do this through my online training, podcast, blog, videos, retreats and one on one interactions.

I’m so grateful where life has taken me and the life that I’ve chosen to live everyday. I believe we are all composers of our own life, and I’m truly blessed for the adversity I’ve faced. It makes me appreciate my life now and have a deeper compassion for others who suffer in much bigger ways.

I’ve been mentoring young health and fitness professionals through email, phone calls and even mentor programs I’ve created here in LA at my private training studio.

Always remember you were born for a purpose and something bigger than your ego. But YOU have to stop making the excuse that you can’t be healthy and fit because you do have the answers or resources. No one is going to do it for you! No one did it for me.

It’s your Responsibility to create a healthy and fit life where you can do and live your dreams like I am. No one is going to give you the power to build your mental strength, emotional stability and physical prowess. That’s all up to you!

Your dreams matter because YOU Matter! Never forget that!  But you must learn to focus on the positive, build the foundation, visualize the goal and use the tools to compose your own story. Be the star you were born to be. Start the journey with me because the world is a better place when you are healthy and fit my friend!

Trust me! You have what it takes to be healthy and fit!

Steve Jordan, BS, CSCS, CES, PES, CPT, HLC

Life Changes Show Guest, Ty Taylor July 02, 2018
Trombonist and Songwriter

TY TAYLOR

Ty Taylor on his…

“The Nouveau MId-Century Romance Songbook”

It was the yellow brick road that lead me to my crush on mid-century jazz standards. At age 7, while watching The Wizard of Oz and understanding the message of “somewhere over the rainbow,” I felt the the sky and my dreams open. I owe my a lot of my optimism to composer Harold Arlen. 
 
That same year I remember staying up past my bed time and sneaking in a viewing of the Billie Holiday bio pic Lady Sings The Blues.  When Abel Meeropol’s“ Strange Fruit” scratched my ears it ushered my soul to a depth that no seven year old should dive into.  In one year I fell in love with the brightest and darkest songs I’ve heard even to this day and a style, genre and period of music that most effortlessly connects to core of  who I am. I started taking voice lessons the following year and my favorite songs were those of Gershwin, Porter, Ellington, Strayhorne and the like. My favorite voices were Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Sara Vaughn, Mel Torme, Dinah Washington and the singing of famous trumpeter, Chet Baker. The themes, melodies, chords, timelessness and sheer coolness of those early american songbook tunes were unparalleled. 
 
When a trombone fell from the heavens, into my hands and upon my lips it cherried my adoration for jazz and mid-century music.  I started penning my own valentine’s to songbook that formed me. I challenge myself everyday to create pieces that will pepper our somewhat cold zeitgeist with kiss of old fashioned fine romance.

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