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GO LIVE is an interview show hosted by Joshua Scott. Episodes are hosted live every week on Facebook and include some of the dental profession's top influencers and thought leaders. Learn more about Joshua Scott at joshuascott.com.

The (Not So) Late Show with Josh & Joanna is a weekly live show on Facebook where we talk about all the things. We've been married for 24 years, have two pre-teen kids, and run a couple of businesses together - so we have a lot to say! We thrive on real-time reactions and honest conversations with other humans, so jump on and hang out with us each week. You can find us here too @joshuascott @joannafscott

Just a passion project by a couple of guys who love the dental industry, the entrepreneurial dream, good alcohol and time hanging out! Hang with us and we'll cover so many topics your head will spin...and we'll laugh a lot and learn a little bit too...

Wouldn't it be great if we all could achieve the success of the ultra-wealthy? We all could, but we need to learn the basics of not budgeting but cash flow. The wealthy treat their lives like a business. The book explodes the myth that you need to earn a high income to be rich and explains the difference between working for money and having your money work for you. The wealthy use things like profit and loss statements and balance sheets. Therefore, this book is dedicated to cash flow and creating a simple yet easy formula for you to set up your budget.

The 8E8 (pronounced "88") Show is a regular show answering dentistry's most important marketing questions. The show is hosted by Joshua Scott. Learn more about his approach to marketing at http://joshuascott.com.

A Liberal and a Socialist talk political news, ideology, and strategy from a left-of-center perspective. Lagniappe means "a little something extra" in Louisiana and we go extra deep into the ideas and decisions that shape political news.Logo: Our logo is an old Catholic symbol of paternalism that Louisiana adopted on its flag where a mother bird, in our case a brown pelican that is colored white for... reasons, is tearing from her breast to feed her hungry children. We like it because it was adopted in a time when Louisiana was much more leftist in caring for its people.