Podcasts about Barbershop

Dani and Nic are joined this time by "Samanthew" (@bricktop_barbershop & @halestreetquiltco), just back from their Honeymoon. With discussions of Halloween (1978), and similarities between dealing with Michael Myers vs. Toddlers. They also discuss experiences with marriage and honeymoons, in addition to being a romantic couple who more directly support each others careers as artists and running Bricktop Barbershop (www.bricktopbarbershop.us) Movie chat starting 33:50Please remember to like, share and rate us on whatever you are listening or watching with. 5-stars and YOU will be featured on a future #LoveNoteLeave us comments or questions at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.inlovewithmovies.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠all the socials ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@nlovewithmovies⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ #LoveAndMovies #MovieLovers #Movies #MovieReview #Halloween #Slasher #HorrorMovies #Horror #ScaryMovies #MichaelMyers #JamieLeeCurtis

Mayoral Candidate Dr. Lakeisha Gantt joins us in the "Barbershop" to discuss her plans to become the next Mayor of the Classic City, Athens, Ga.

A row over comments by a British MP has reignited debate about who we see in adverts. Sara Denby from the University of Oxford and Dino Myers-Lamptey from The Barber Shop agency share their views on how the industry has changed. In the US, major streaming companies are merging as they compete for global audiences. Camilla Lewis, Chief Executive of Curve Media, explains what this could mean for both producers and viewers. Historian Bettany Hughes returns with Treasures of the World on Channel 4. She talks about filming around the globe, how history programmes are made today, and why stories from the past still attract big audiences.Presenter: Katie Razzall Producer: Lisa Jenkinson Assistant producer: Lucy Wai Production co-ordinator: Phil Hawkins Technical co-ordinator: Samuel Iyiola Sound engineer: Sarlota Hadroj Touzimska

Bongani Bingwa speaks with Director Sibusiso Mamba about what audiences can expect as the Market Theatre closes the year by staging the acclaimed “Barber Shop Chronicles” for the first time in Africa, running from 6 to 30 November 2025. 702 Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa is broadcast on 702, a Johannesburg based talk radio station. Bongani makes sense of the news, interviews the key newsmakers of the day, and holds those in power to account on your behalf. The team bring you all you need to know to start your day Thank you for listening to a podcast from 702 Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 06:00 and 09:00 (SA Time) to Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa broadcast on 702: https://buff.ly/gk3y0Kj For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/36edSLV or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/zEcM35T Subscribe to the 702 Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/v5mfetc Follow us on social media: 702 on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702 702 on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702 702 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkradio702/ 702 on X: https://x.com/Radio702 702 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@radio702 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, Mike Patton, host of Touring The AFC South and writer for The Sporting News, returns for a convo with Trey and Maestro on all things AFC South. Plus they'll react to the NBA illegal gambling story, recap Week 8 in the NFL, and more!

Katie Razzall and guests discuss some of this week's media stories including: The relaunch of the drama series Play for Today by Channel 5 with actors Anita Dobson and Nigel Havers who star in one of the new productions and Graham Kibble-White Head of TV & Radio at The Telegraph. After Reform MP Sarah Pochin complained about adverts being "full" of black and Asian people we look at representation in UK advertising with Dino Myers-Lamptey, Founder, The Barber Shop and Sara Denby, Director, Oxford Future of Marketing Initiative, Oxford University. We discuss consolidation in the streaming industry and ask what it could mean for producers and views with the CEO of Curve Media Camilla Lewis and historian Professor Bettany Hughes tells us about founding her production company Sandstone Global and her new TV series Treasures of the World.Producer: Lisa Jenkinson Content Producer: Lucy Wai

This time around finds the Dream Regime on their own, sans Bob, falling into a reflective discussion about respect, empathy and filling stations. Not to worry though, as their waxing philosophic is accompanied by great classic 70s Waits' tunes like Barbershop, Kentucky Avenue and Romeo is Bleeding. Then, be sure to stick around after the finale to hear the September 2017 Live performance of Respect Yourself by Mavis Staples at Lagunitas Brewing company in Petaluma, California with a surprise guest appearance by Tom Waits, his last live music performance as far as we know. Feel the Confetti!

Actor Sean Patrick Thomas, who plays Polarity in the satirical superhero series “GEN V” on Amazon Prime, joins us in studio to preview the final chapter of the show's second season and reflect on his “Barbershop” triology role as Jimmy James.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

Happy NBA Opening Day!! Maestro and Trey this week are joined by Sim Russell, host of Nothin But Knicks to help preview the NBA season. Plus we'll recap Week 7 in the NFL and ask Sim how he feels about his Giants' epic loss vs the Broncos!

Em Barber Shop Chronicles, o dramaturgo nigeriano-britânico Inua Ellams transforma as barbearias africanas e afro-europeias em verdadeiros teatros do dia-a-dia. De Lagos a Londres, de Kinshasa a Acra, esses barbershops tornam-se bancos de escola onde se aprende a ser homem, confessionários onde se depositam raivas e ternuras, praças públicas onde a palavra circula como uma bola de futebol. A peça esteve em cena no MC93 – Maison de la Culture de Seine-Saint-Denis, em Bobigny, um dos centros teatrais mais importantes da região parisiense.  Há lugares onde se corta o cabelo — e outros onde se refaz o mundo. Em Barber Shop Chronicles, o texto é ritmado, cheio de humor e de humanidade. Fala-se de identidade, de masculinidade, de diáspora — mas também de música, de cumplicidade e de alegria partilhada entre homens africanos. Na peça, a barbearia torna-se um espaço de palavra, quase um refúgio. Entre os 12 intérpretes, o actor José Mavà, franco-angolano, dá corpo a várias vozes. RFI: Para si, o que é que um barber shop revela do íntimo masculino, sobretudo em culturas africanas onde, tantas vezes, falar de si é um gesto contido? José Mavà: Vejo os barber shop como um sítio para refúgio, sim. Refúgio esse que muitas vezes não conseguimos encontrar em espaços convencionais e públicos. Existe este lugar e espaço para sermos completamente vulneráveis. O barber shop pode ser um confessionário, a nossa psiquiatria. Podemos aprender filosofia e até mesmo religião numa barber shop ! É interessante como tudo converge dentro deste espaço. Todas as conversas convergem e conseguimos, da mesma forma, ter uma certa dualidade entre o sério e o brincar.  RFI: Sente-se esta dualidade ao longo das duas horas desta peça? José Mavà: Sim, certamente. É algo que tentamos sempre partilhar. Lá está, um barber shop é também um local de partilha. RFI: Houve partilha na escrita da dramaturgia, entre os 12 intérpretes em cena e com o dramaturgo? José Mavà: Sim. A versão francesa desta peça foi readaptada para uma realidade francófona e foi feita pelo Junior Mthombeni. Ele é residente na Bélgica e simplesmente pegou no texto original de Inua Ellams. Obviamente que houve adaptações porque deparámo-nos com outras brincadeiras pelo meio, outras nuances, outros ritmos e dinâmicas. Mas a dramaturgia não foi partilhado unicamente pelos directores. Encontrámos sempre uma forma de estarmos na horizontal. Foi uma porta aberta para partilharmos aquilo que sabemos fazer melhor e com isso criar esta adaptação em conjunto que é a Barber Shop Chronicles. RFI: Esta peça tem viajado desde o início de Outubro, como é que tem sido a recepção do público, entre diferentes espaços, na Bélgica, aqui em França? José Mavà: Conseguimos medir isso através do feedback que temos no final. Obviamente que o nosso trabalho enquanto actores é entregar a mensagem e contar a história. Não nos prendemos apenas às reações. Porque cada pessoa digere a informação à sua maneira, não é? Mas devo dizer que todos os sítios são diferentes. Até mesmo cada sessão é diferente, porque é um espectáculo vivo, orgânico, onde procuramos também novas formas de contar a história. Então cada representação é diferente devido ao público, mas nós também nos tornamos diferentes... Isso também dá uma certa magia ao espectáculo. RFI: O José é angolano e esta peça viaja por várias cidades europeias. Falamos de seis pontos geográficos diferentes. Como é que a sua própria história se inscreve nesta geografia da diáspora africana? É curioso que me faça esta pergunta porque é algo que me questiona desde o início. De que forma é que eu, enquanto descendente de pais angolanos e congoleses, tenho essa cultura em mim? Como é que me insiro nesta realidade? E como é que eu moldo esta masculinidade para poder interpretar as personagens que interpreto? E a verdade é que, tendo em conta que todos nós somos homens negros em palco e uma mulher negra, conseguimos então partilhar as mesmas histórias. Chegamos a um ponto no ensaio em realizamos: "o que tu sentes é o que eu sinto, eu também já tive essa experiência antes", então não senti uma alienação. Porque um homem negro é um homem negro e no final do dia é isso que acontece, não é? RFI: Somos o que somos. Este texto joga-se com línguas, com sotaques, com ritmos. Como é que trabalhou essa musicalidade? José Mavà: Trabalhei essa musicalidade com os meus colegas. O elenco é composto por várias nacionalidades: do Senegal, dos Camarões, da Costa do Marfim. Então, o apoio dos meus amigos, dos irmãos e das irmãs que tenho aqui, foi incrível. Houve investimento de todos para que existisse esse grau de rigor e de veracidade nas coisas de que falamos. Depois depende muito das abordagens, não é? Quando eu olho para uma personagem do Senegal, de que forma é que me consigo relacionar com o Senegal? O que torna esta peça rica é também a diferença que existe não só na identidade de cada pessoa, mas também na multiplicidade de culturas que existem no continente africano. E é basicamente nisso que nos fincamos muito. RFI: É isso que gostaria que o público levasse consigo, além, claro, do espetáculo e do que está em cena? José Mavà: Sim, eu gostaria muito que o público nos visse enquanto seres humanos. Somos seres humanos antes de sermos negros. RFI: Ainda há muito trabalho a fazer quanto a isso. José Mavà: Estamos a caminhar... E é essencial que este tipo de trabalho exista. Para que possamos devolver o orgulho e ressignificar a identidade africana, mas também para mostrar que somos humanos. Temos histórias que são universais e pelas quais toda a gente passou, num certo momento. RFI: Quanto à questão do olhar sobre a masculinidade... Pouco se fala de masculinidade e aqui vocês são 11 em palco, e com uma mulher. E a peça acaba precisamente com um diálogo entre um homem e uma mulher. Que mensagem pretendem passar? Que na masculinidade existem mais fragilidades do que se pensa? José Mavà: Quero deixar isso ao critério de quem vê a peça. Mas é algo que pensámos bastante, a forma como a masculinidade é vista... Como disse no início, existem poucos espaços para que o homem, ou a energia masculina possa ser vulnerável. Talvez porque a sociedade tem já definidas as formas como um homem deve ser. Um homem deve ser forte. O homem tem que ser trabalhador. O homem tem que ser o provedor. Mas no final do dia acho que a pergunta é: quem somos nós? RFI: Um homem também pode ser sensível? José Mavà: Claro... Aliás, acho que é a sensibilidade que move, que faz avançar as coisas e a forma como deixamos que estas questões ou dúvidas, medos ou angústias, nos toquem. Estas questões fazem-me sentir sensível. E como é que respondo a essa sensibilidade? E voltamos à mesma pergunta: quem sou eu, quando sinto esta sensibilidade?

Tonight, in the "Barbershop" Michele Pearson Tucker and her husband Robert Tucker shares their journey as Michele battles Breast Cancer with Robert by her side. This conversation turned into the telling of a beautiful Love story.

De Bruxelles à Abidjan en passant par Yaoundé et Kinshasa : les spectateurs de Barber Shop Chronicles suivent les histoires de quelques habitués des salons de coiffure pour hommes... Qu'est-ce qui se raconte dans les salons de coiffure pour hommes ?  En deux heures vingt de spectacle, les metteurs en scène Michael de Cock et Junior Mthombeni adaptent la pièce de l'auteur et poète anglo-nigérian Inua Ellams.  Entre documentaire et fiction, la pièce nous plonge dans les questionnements qui traversent les masculinités noires d'aujourd'hui avec une douzaine de comédiens sur scène. Dans ces lieux très particuliers, on cause de tout, des femmes, de la politique, du foot et de sa famille. Quand on arrive là-bas [chez le barbier] tu existes, tu as le droit d'être sans préjugés et automatiquement, le barbier se transforme en thérapeute. On partage tout.  Junior Akwety   L'adaptation de cette pièce anglophone a commencé, il y a un an et demi. Il y a eu tout d'abord une traduction puis une «transplantation» vers des pays francophones tout en gardant la même trame dramaturgique. On passe donc de Londres, de l'Angola ou du Ghana à Bruxelles, Kinshasa ou Dakar. On voyage dans le quotidien des gens, mais aussi dans les situations politiques des pays concernés...  Il y a beaucoup d'amusements, mais il y a aussi beaucoup de choses qui sont dites, des messages qui sont clairs qu'on arrive à passer. Salif Cissé  Une pièce qui parle aussi des pères : les pères absents, les pères violents. Un lien qu'on essaye de chercher, de retrouver avec nos cultures, précise Junior Akwety. On parle aussi beaucoup de société politique, mais aussi de l'histoire de la colonisation et de l'esclavage entre deux coupes de cheveux, mais on discute aussi des langues et de... foot !  Invités : Salif Cissé, un des comédiens de la pièce et Junior Akwety, comédien. Ce dernier a également participé à l'adaptation de la pièce.  Salif Cissé est un comédien né en 1992. Il grandit à La Courneuve, en banlieue parisienne. Il découvre le théâtre au lycée. Après un baccalauréat, il suit une formation au Conservatoire dont il sort diplômé en 2017, puis au Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique. Il jouera avec ses camarades de promotion dans le film À l'abordage, sorti en 2020. Il enchaîne depuis les rôles au cinéma et au théâtre.  Junior Akwety est un chanteur, acteur, musicien de néo-rumba né au Congo.  Le spectacle Barber Shop Chronicles est à voir à la MC 93 du 15 au 19 octobre 2025, puis en tournée, en Italie, en Belgique, à Bruxelles et à Lisbonne au Portugal.         Programmation musicale :  L'artiste Steve Ibrahim avec le titre Sur le mur du salon.

De Bruxelles à Abidjan en passant par Yaoundé et Kinshasa : les spectateurs de Barber Shop Chronicles suivent les histoires de quelques habitués des salons de coiffure pour hommes... Qu'est-ce qui se raconte dans les salons de coiffure pour hommes ?  En deux heures vingt de spectacle, les metteurs en scène Michael de Cock et Junior Mthombeni adaptent la pièce de l'auteur et poète anglo-nigérian Inua Ellams.  Entre documentaire et fiction, la pièce nous plonge dans les questionnements qui traversent les masculinités noires d'aujourd'hui avec une douzaine de comédiens sur scène. Dans ces lieux très particuliers, on cause de tout, des femmes, de la politique, du foot et de sa famille. Quand on arrive là-bas [chez le barbier] tu existes, tu as le droit d'être sans préjugés et automatiquement, le barbier se transforme en thérapeute. On partage tout.  Junior Akwety   L'adaptation de cette pièce anglophone a commencé, il y a un an et demi. Il y a eu tout d'abord une traduction puis une «transplantation» vers des pays francophones tout en gardant la même trame dramaturgique. On passe donc de Londres, de l'Angola ou du Ghana à Bruxelles, Kinshasa ou Dakar. On voyage dans le quotidien des gens, mais aussi dans les situations politiques des pays concernés...  Il y a beaucoup d'amusements, mais il y a aussi beaucoup de choses qui sont dites, des messages qui sont clairs qu'on arrive à passer. Salif Cissé  Une pièce qui parle aussi des pères : les pères absents, les pères violents. Un lien qu'on essaye de chercher, de retrouver avec nos cultures, précise Junior Akwety. On parle aussi beaucoup de société politique, mais aussi de l'histoire de la colonisation et de l'esclavage entre deux coupes de cheveux, mais on discute aussi des langues et de... foot !  Invités : Salif Cissé, un des comédiens de la pièce et Junior Akwety, comédien. Ce dernier a également participé à l'adaptation de la pièce.  Salif Cissé est un comédien né en 1992. Il grandit à La Courneuve, en banlieue parisienne. Il découvre le théâtre au lycée. Après un baccalauréat, il suit une formation au Conservatoire dont il sort diplômé en 2017, puis au Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique. Il jouera avec ses camarades de promotion dans le film À l'abordage, sorti en 2020. Il enchaîne depuis les rôles au cinéma et au théâtre.  Junior Akwety est un chanteur, acteur, musicien de néo-rumba né au Congo.  Le spectacle Barber Shop Chronicles est à voir à la MC 93 du 15 au 19 octobre 2025, puis en tournée, en Italie, en Belgique, à Bruxelles et à Lisbonne au Portugal.         Programmation musicale :  L'artiste Steve Ibrahim avec le titre Sur le mur du salon.

Nasenhaare mit Wachs entfernen – klingt nach gepflegtem Look und langanhaltender Ruhe vor lästigen Härchen. Aber ist die Methode im Barbershop wirklich so effektiv und sicher, wie sie klingt?Im Podcast „Machen oder lassen“ mit Ron Perduss geht es diesmal um Nasenhaare entfernen mit Wachs. Wir erklären, wie die Behandlung funktioniert, ob sie schmerzhaft ist, welche Risiken für Haut und Schleimhäute bestehen und wann sie sinnvoll ist. Außerdem: sichere Alternativen und Pflege-Tipps nach der Behandlung.Hast du Fragen oder Themenvorschläge, schreib gern eine Mail an: service@perduss.mediaRedaktion: Katharina Findling und Martin GrunwaldExecutive Producer: Ruben Schulze-Fröhlich, Christoph FalkeSounddesign: Sarah CórdobaProduktionsleitung: Miriam Aberkane Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Seaside A Cappella's music director and founder, Judy Comeau stops by to talk about the win after arriving back home.

Un barber shop situato nel cuore di Thiene è stato oggetto di un'indagine da parte del Consorzio di Polizia Locale Nordest Vicentino, a seguito di una segnalazione che ha sollevato dubbi sulla regolarità dei titoli professionali dichiarati dal titolare. L'uomo, straniero ma regolarmente residente in Italia, aveva presentato nel 2024 al SUAP comunale un'attestazione di abilitazione rilasciata da un istituto di formazione del Lazio.

(Oct 10, 2025) On today's Story of the Day, North Country at Work profiles a family barbershop in Franklin County that was a cornerstone of the Chateaugay social scene. Also: President Donald Trump's Justice Department has indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James for mortgage fraud.

Classic City's Mayoral Candidate Dexter Fisher along with guest co-host Charles Hardy joins us in the "Barbershop" to discuss Dexter's platform and intentions if and when he becomes the Mayor of Athens.

How to become a great salesperson?Confidence? Product knowledge? Or the courage to face rejection again and again?In this final episode of Razorpreneur 3.0, Shantanu dives deep into the art of selling, live at Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies, Pune.From breaking the ice to breaking records, this one is packed with hustle, wit, and raw energy.And in classic Shantanu style, it all comes down to action. A 45-minute campus challenge where students sell trimmers, face rejections, crack pitches, and learn on the go.The message is clear: real learning begins when theory meets the street.5 days left, plenty of time to jump in from zero and show what you've got ;)Prizes you can still win:1. Top Seller → KTM 390 Duke2. Next 6 Champions → KTM 160 Duke each3. Internship at Bombay Shaving Company4. A feature on The BarberShop with ShantanuHow to make your final push:1. Register → https://www.bombayshavingcompany.com/pages/razorpreneur3-0?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=product_shelf2. Sell trimmers using your unique code3. Climb the leaderboard before midnight and ride away in styleWatch the episode and see how Symbiosis students turned every “no” into their next big win. Navigate your way through these chapters:00:00 Coming Up00:46 Introduction02:11 Kicking Things Off with Fun04:02 Real Questions from Future Sellers06:38 The Secret Behind Great Selling13:03 Why Omni Blade collaborated with KTM Duke20:35 The Most Overlooked Sales Hack23:18 Student Sales Hacks That Worked27:08 Student Bags Interview at BSC

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Week 5 is a wrap, and we startin' to see who's real and who's not in the NFL. Trey and Maestro welcome Roundtable Sports contributor Chef Zae to the show! They'll do a recap of the important games, including another defensive collapse by the Ravens, a shootout in Seattle, Bills & Eagles get their first L's, and more. Plus, they share their thoughts on the Mark Sanchez situation, LeBron has a "second decision" to make, and more.

In this episode, the pod back in the groove after some much-needed time away. Zach just bought a new home, Jeremy's dropping weight like verses—32 pounds down

What does it take to build more than just a barbershop and create a unique culture within the community? We're back in the barber chairs at Loco Love Classic Barbershop as Jorge is joined by the owner, Sam El Barber. They dive into Sam's personal journey and the story behind his shop's rise from behind the barber chair.We dive into the faith that drives the work, the vision behind Loco Love, and how everyone at Loco Love has turned a local shop into a space where loyalty, community, and self-expression come first. We talk about the business side of barbering to staying grounded in purpose.If you enjoy this episode, make sure to Subscribe and Follow 2Hard2FastPodcast for more exciting content. Your support helps Jorge bring you even more great interviews and discussions!Follow Sam and the Barbershop: @LocoLoveClassicBarbershop | @Sam.El.BarberFollow 2Hard2FastPodcastInstagram/Threads: @2Hard2FastPodcastTikTok: @2Hard2FastPodcastTwitter: @2Hard2FastPodPrevious Podcast: "Marc Sauceda Live at Gruene Hall | Music Journey & Debut Song “To Be Real” | 2H2F Ep 185"Our podcast is FREE, but if you enjoy our podcast and wouldlike to go 2Hard2Fast with support we would greatly appreciate it. It will help us continue to increase the quality of episode production and bring you more content. THANK YOU! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2hard2fastpodcast/supportA light-hearted, thought-provoking comedic podcast onsociety/culture topics through our guests' life experiences. Hosted by Jorge C.We appreciate your support and would love to hear from you!Reach us with your questions, comments, or video messages at - Email: 2Hard2FastPodcast@gmail.com or 2H2F Social MediasLet us hear from YOU#2H2F #BarbershopCulture #FaithAndBusiness #PurposeDrivenEntrepreneur

What if a simple idea could start a trend? What if one spark could change the way people live, shop, and even groom themselves?In this episode of Razorpreneur 3.0, Shantanu takes us on a journey through the last decade of Indian entrepreneurship at Symbiosis Institute of International Business, Pune. He exhibit how investing in different brands transformed sellers, shaped trends, and set the stage for India's future.He shares the story of how the beard trend took over India, and why that sparked the idea to start Bombay Shaving Company. Then, in classic Shantanu style, he turns theory into action: A 45 minute sales challenge. Students hit the campus selling trimmers, facing rejections, cracking pitches, learning on the go. This season, the pitch you make could land you the bike of your dreams!Razorpreneur 3.0 is here! The stakes are higher, the prizes hotter, and the race tougher!Prizes this season:1. Sell the most → KTM 390 Duke2. Next 6 sellers → KTM 160 Duke3. An internship at Bombay Shaving Company4. Get invited for an episode on The BarberShop with ShantanuHere's how to jump in:1. Register → [https://www.bombayshavingcompany.com/pages/razorpreneur3-0?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=product_shelf]2. Sell the Trimmers using your unique code3. Climb the leaderboard, win big, and ride in styleThis is your chance to sell and win KTM!Navigate your way through these chapters 00:00 Coming Up 00:47 Introduction02:02 How to Identify Product Market Fit? 05:24 Why selling is important for Entrepreneurship11:05 Omni Blade X KTM Duke 13:01 How to participate in this challenge16:20 How Britannia Campaign inspired BSC19:00 Student shaves his beard to win the KTM Duke 20:33 Winning Tips and Tricks

Barber Shop Sports Talk Episode 584 NFL recap week 4: Kenny Sem scouting expert for 247 comes on the show to recap week 4 of NFL action

Every career is built on selling. Especially an entrepreneur's! That's what Shantanu and Ankush (Co-Founder and CEO at Rebel Foods) suggested at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai, and we couldn't agree more.In this episode of Razorpreneur 3.0, Shantanu teams up with Ankush to bring the hustle as well as their friendship alive on campus. They kick off with a power-packed masterclass on the art of selling, showing why sales isn't just for salespeople, but the backbone of every profession.The challenge? Students step out to sell as much as they can. Some pitches work, some get turned down, but every attempt comes with a lesson. Between all the action, Shantanu and Ankush rewind to their younger days , laughing about the bikes they used to ride and love, emphasising on the fact that today's Razorpreneurs have a chance to win their dream bikes while perfecting the art of selling! This season, the pitch you make could win you the bike of your dreams.Razorpreneur 3.0 is here! The stakes are higher, the prizes hotter, and the race tougher:1. Sell the most → KTM 390 Duke2. Next 6 sellers → KTM 160 Duke3. An internship at Bombay Shaving Company4. Get invited for an episode on The BarberShop with ShantanuHere's how to jump in:1. Register → [https://www.bombayshavingcompany.com/pages/razorpreneur3-0?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=product_shelf]2. Sell the Trimmers using your unique code3. Climb the leaderboard, win big, and ride in styleThis is your chance to sell and win KTM!Navigate your way through these chapters 00:00 Coming Up00:49 Introduction00:56 Shantanu & Ankush's college bikes story02:10 Shantanu on acquiring market gap03:26 Ankush's journey in cloud kitchens05:54 Shantanu on effective selling strategies09:16 Introduction to Razorpreneur10:13 KTM x Razorpreneur 3.0 collaboration10:50 Steps to become a Razorpreneur11:06 Prize announcement for winners13:33 How to crack D2C? 14:06 Students selling in action17:00 Razorpreneur winners from NMIMS 18:16 Shantanu wraps up the session

This week, Maestro and Trey welcome cohost of the Kingdom's Queens Podcast, Lexi Osborne, to the show. We'll discuss the upcoming Ravens-Chiefs matchup and get Lexi's Top 5 Chiefs players all-time. Plus we recap Week 3 of the NFL, coaches being let go, and more!

Will Todd is an amazing barber located here in jacksonville, fl. After getting the royal treatment just to have my beard trimmed, i thought is would be awesome to have him come in and sit down with me. I have to say the service he provides is top notch and he now has a new customer and friend for life!Send us a textSupport the show

Season 6 of 7 Minute Stories opens in an empty Medina, Ohio barbershop where Saturday morning memories still linger in the air. Aaron Calafato reflects on childhood haircuts, family rituals, and the fear of familiar places fading away. But if we tell stories about these places, we may give them a chance to endure—and when those fears are confronted and embraced, we give ourselves a chance to create new space for new visions and futures.

Barber Shop Sports Talk Episode 583 NFL recap week 2: Kenny Sem scouting expert for 247 comes on the show to recap week 2 of NFL action.

This week, host of The Wait A Minute Show, Joloni Boddie, returns with Trey and Maestro as we'll preview the upcoming Lions vs Ravens MNF match. Plus we'll hear from Joloni on the expectations for his hometown Detroit Pistons this NBA season, we'll recap the rest of Week 2 in the NFL, Molly leaves First Take, Adrien Broner tryna shoot his shot, and more!

The conversation continues from the first hour, then gang gets the sillies. 

Barbershop Jack isn't just a place to get a haircut—it's a story of family, resilience, and community. For Jill and Don Benaglio, what started as a leap of faith has become an 11-year journey of turning an old-school barbershop vibe into a modern community hub. In this episode, Jill and Don open up about their journey—transitioning from family roots into entrepreneurship, navigating challenges like COVID, and finding strength in community support. If you're curious about what it takes to build a small business that lasts, adapts, and truly serves its community, this conversation will inspire you to see entrepreneurship in a whole new light.Connect with Barbershop Jack:Website: https://www.barbershopjack.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbershopjackVisit in person: 5450 E High St, # 103, Phoenix, Arizona 85054Connect with the Finding Arizona Podcast:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@findingarizonapodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/findingarizonapodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/findingarizonapodcastWebsite: https://www.findingarizonapodcast.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/finding-arizona-podcast/Twitter / X: https://twitter.com/findingarizonaPRODUCTION:Ready to start your own podcast? Found-House powered by The Finding Arizona Podcast is your best find!Want to be a guest or a sponsor of the show? Send us a message on the https://www.findingarizonapodcast.com/contact SPONSORS:SeatGeek: Get a $20 discount on your tickets with code FINDINGARIZONA at seatgeek.com.

Today we talk about the time a barbershop haircut costed just a quarter. JOIN THE OFFICIAL MTTA DISCORD SERVER: https://discord.gg/t9UV3c7Npr BUY OUR MERCH: https://merch-throughout-the-ages.creator-spring.com SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/MemesThroughouttheages

Inspired by barbershop chats and a brotherly contest over hip-hop facts, the Black Lit Network is a digital resource designed to make African American literature more widely accessible. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville professor Howard Rambsy II co-leads the project. He discusses how a recent $1.6 million grant to SIUE for the project will boost its reach and impact. He also speaks to the significance of investing in efforts to amplify African American writers, works, and ideas – especially through a public higher education institution in the Midwest, and the larger St. Louis region.

Barber Shop Sports Talk episode 582 25-26 NFL preview: Kenny Sem, scouting expert for 247 sports talks AFC East (02:31) AFC North (10:46) AFC South (20:14) AFC West (29:31) NFC East(39:23) NFC West(42:23) NFC South(54:55) NFC North (58:52).

We finally got the R&B songstress and Classic City's legendary DJ, IAMTIKICA and Damon "DJ Blue" Allen in the "Barbershop". We discuss their new radio adventure and just how life has shaped the people they have become.

Episode #168: Can authentic connections change your perspective on life? Join me, Kimberly Lovi, as we explore transformative insights from my recent journey to Charlotte, where I had the privilege of collaborating with Leonard Wheeler on a major campaign. A visit to Gordon's barbershop revealed powerful lessons on humility and the true essence of connection amidst his personal health battles. We discuss the enlightening cultural contrasts between Charlotte and Los Angeles, particularly the openness about faith, which left a lasting impression on us. This episode promises a wealth of reflection on the value of material possessions in the face of life's challenges and the importance of embracing authenticity, support, and respect for diversity. Moreover, we dive deep into the significance of personal accountability and self-reflection when navigating conflicts. Learn how owning your part and being honest with yourself can not only build trust but also open doors for more meaningful conversations. We touch on the necessity of emotional safety and the role of a supportive network in expressing vulnerability. Through personal stories, we reinforce the message that it's okay not to be okay, and that genuine feelings can fortify relationships and foster deeper connections. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of the power of authenticity in overcoming life's challenges. Chapters: (00:00) Transformative Insights and Authentic Connections (13:13) Navigating Authentic Self-Reflection and Connections Follow Kimberly on Instagram and TikTok @kimberlylovi or @iconicnationmedia  WATCH us on YouTube and view our brand new studio! 

Building Independence & Culture: Inside PHYT Collective with Ashley Speights In this episode, Danny sits down with Ashley Speights, PT Biz coach and founder of PHYT Collective in Washington, D.C. Ashley shares how she built her 4,000 sq ft practice during the pandemic, structured a unique contractor-based collective model, and created a culture of independence, collaboration, and empowerment. They explore the realities of running a clinic in a high-cost city, setting compensation models that work, and why listening deeply to patients creates lifelong loyalty.

Michael Lee's life reads like a Forrest Gump-style when-you-come-to-a-fork-in-the-road-take-it Southern novel. Except that it's all true. Starting out humbly enough as a shoeshine boy in his dad's smalltown Mississippi barber shop--where he was once invited to swim in a king's swimming pool--he later played champion-level college football, looped for years on the Mid-south Wresting circuit, worked his way through local law enforcement ranks and became body guard to none other that The Killer himself, Mr. Jerry Lee Lewis. Along his journey he met folks you wouldn't believe, picking up stories--and insights--that'll make you laugh, raise your eyebrows and shake your head. This epsiode if full of grit, heart and behind the scenes tales and insights from a heckuva life.    Visit the Legendary Brands That Make MOJO's Duck Season Somewhere Podcast Possible: MOJO Outdoors  Alberta Professional Outfitters Society Benelli Shotguns Bow and Arrow Outdoors Ducks Unlimited  Flash Back Decoys GetDucks.com HuntProof Premium Waterfowl App Inukshuk Professional Dog Food  Migra Ammunitions onX Maps  Use code GetDucks25 Sitka Gear SoundGear Tom Beckbe USHuntList.com   Like what you heard? Let us know! • Tap Subscribe so you never miss an episode. • Drop a rating—it's like a high-five in the duck blind. • Leave a quick comment: What hit home? What made you laugh? What hunt did it remind you of? • Share this episode with a buddy who lives for duck season.   Want to partner? Have or know a story to share? Contact: Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com

Send us a textMeet today's guest on Shaping Success Treasure Valley — Raymond Cruz, owner of 2C Barbershop. ✂️Ray's attention to detail and relentless drive has fueled his journey from cutting hair in his parents' garage to becoming one of the most respected barbers in the valley. His story includes running multiple shops, selling cars, and building a brand that stands for quality, hustle, and community. Taught the value of hard work by his father, Ray's fade game is no joke — and his entrepreneurial story is just as sharp as his skills.

Monica and Mike positive spin age gap love! They also talk about Monica's pre-engagement marriage registry

Episode #167 | Season 8 Episode 8 [R] I was asked to be a judge for BBQ competition and thought it would make for a fun episode. The episode was recorded on location at the barbershop Ra's Supreme Clientele in Albert Lea, MN. We planned for 4 judges and 4 contestants but it turned into 4 judges and only 2 contestants. The episode starts with myself and fellow judges: Qualita McClendon, Robert Suniga, and Rashi Dildy, then moves on to the winner of the contest: Jason Dauer, and end with the event coordinator: Hannah McAtee.LINK: https://linktr.ee/comediandaypeace

Have you thought about expanding your company internationally? Going across an ocean or maybe a neighboring country? Our guest today is Keenan Fisher, and he shares with us how he is successfully expanding into new international markets.TODAY'S WIN-WIN:What you want now vs. what you want later.LINKS FROM THE EPISODE:Schedule your free franchise consultation with Big Sky Franchise Team: https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com/. You can visit our guest's website at: https://us.tommyguns.com/Attend our Franchise Sales Training Workshop:  https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com/franchisesalestraining/Connect with our guest on social:https://www.linkedin.com/company/tommy-gun's-original-barbershop/?originalSubdomain=cahttps://www.facebook.com/TommyGunsOriginalBarbershop/ABOUT OUR GUEST:Keenan Fisher, a visionary leader and the driving force behind Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop, has transformed his father's family-run business into a global franchise powerhouse. Taking over from Ken Fisher, who founded the company in 1988, Keenan has elevated Tommy Gun's to unparalleled heights. Under his leadership, the brand has grown to over 88 locations across Canada and surpassed 100 locations worldwide, including expansions into the USA, Australia, and New Zealand. A testament to his dedication, Keenan recently celebrated a monumental milestone: 10 million haircuts since the brand's inception. Through innovative thinking and a commitment to exceptional service, Keenan ensures Tommy Gun's remains a leader in the barbershop industry, embodying the legacy of excellence his father began.  ABOUT BIG SKY FRANCHISE TEAM:This episode is powered by Big Sky Franchise Team. If you are ready to talk about franchising your business you can schedule your free, no-obligation, franchise consultation online at: https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com/.The information provided in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or professional advice. Always consult with a qualified professional before making any business decisions. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the host, Big Sky Franchise Team, or our affiliates. Additionally, this podcast may feature sponsors or advertisers, but any mention of products or services does not constitute an endorsement. Please do your own research before making any purchasing or business decisions.

In one of the most powerful testimonies ever shared on Domestic Dad: Cleaning Up the Mess, Nick Barnett sits down with Jay—a father, barber, and man radically transformed by the grace of God—to tell a story that is nothing short of miraculous.   Jay's journey begins in the thick of childhood instability and relational chaos, navigating life without the tools or truth he desperately needed. Like many men, he sought identity in all the wrong places: the streets, lust, broken relationships, and worldly validation. But the enemy's lies only led him deeper into confusion, shame, and emotional devastation. A custody battle, trust issues, and even suicidal thoughts drove Jay to the edge.   But it was in the dirt, in the very place he thought was his lowest point, that God began to move. With unmatched vulnerability and boldness, Jay recounts the moment he gave his life to Christ—how God didn't wait for him to be perfect, polished, or prepared. He met Jay right where he was: in the pain, in the questions, in the mess.   This episode is a front-row seat to the supernatural transformation of a man who learned that true healing comes through surrender, obedience, and intimacy with the Father. Jay speaks about the holy impact of his baptism, the way daily devotion is reshaping his mind, and how God is now using his barbershop as sacred ground for ministry—turning haircuts into holy encounters.   What you'll hear is not self-help. It's not behavior modification. It's regeneration through the Holy Spirit. Jay's story is a testimony to the living God who still raises the dead, breaks chains, and plants seeds in dirt to bear fruit for generations.   If you've ever wondered whether God could use your mess for His glory—this episode will leave no doubt. God is still in the business of resurrection. And Jay is living proof.   Episode Timeline Highlights •00:46 Childhood & Chaos: Where the cracks began •14:32 Teenage Years & the Streets: Looking for identity •22:40 Barbering: A craft becomes a calling •34:46 Rock Bottom: The night suicide felt like the only option •35:58 The Gym & Brotherhood: God begins to pursue Jay •47:58 Baptism & Bold Faith: Publicly choosing Christ •54:47 Godly Friendship: The importance of spiritual community •01:07:41 “The Fence” Story: The cost of sitting in the middle •01:10:44 Creating a God-Centered Space: Turning the barbershop into a ministry •01:14:48 Discipling His Children: Fathering with eternity in mind •01:22:49 What He Wants to Be Remembered For: A holy man of God   Key Spiritual Themes •God meets us in the dirt—not when we're clean, but when we're surrendered •The false promise of lust and the redemptive power of purity •Baptism as a public declaration of spiritual death and rebirth •The power of daily obedience and devotional discipline •Barbershop as sanctuary: bringing ministry into the marketplace •Discipling your children toward Heaven—not success, but salvation •Why you don't have to be perfect to be used by God •The truth that every man is either on the narrow path or the wide one—there is no fence       This episode isn't just about Jay. It's about what God can do with any man—any father—who is willing to lay down pride, pick up the cross, and walk in faith, no matter how dirty the path once was.   Tune in and be reminded: You are never too far gone. You are never too dirty. And you are never beyond the reach of the redeeming love of Jesus Christ.     Website: www.domesticdadproject.com    YouTube: www.youtube.com/@DomesticDadProject   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DOMESTICDADPROJECT   Insta: https://www.instagram.com/the_domestic_dad_project   Jay's Insta: PWRD_BY_HIM

This week on Good One, comedian Ralph Barbosa joins us to talk about his new Hulu special 'Ralph Barbosa: Planet Bosa', writing jokes about immigration, and what it's like to do comedy that ends up going viral on the internet. 00:00 Intro 00:00:53 Funniest thing of the week 00:03:04 Don't Tell Comedy set 00:05:09 Getting political 00:08:03 Immigration 00:23:02 Going on Rogan 00:25:42 Getting personal 00:31:20 Almost going blind 00:34:08 Barbershop humor 00:37:03 Losing a friend 00:41:58 Influences 00:46:51 Looking high 00:50:16 Crowd work clips 00:51:24 Adam Sandler 00:53:19 On acting 00:56:09 Jokes in Spanish 01:00:16 The Laughening Round Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Willie heads to Atlanta, C-Mac to Italy, both embarrassed by their strange algorithms. They debate baseball analytics with an old man and discuss sports entertainment, bathroom reading, and barbershop adult magazines. C-Lo updates on the Yankees' win and Clint Frazier's dislike for the organization. C-Mac discusses the changing role of managers. C-Lo shares more Joe Benigno clips and asks Willie about the 2014 Jets and John Idzik. Willie recounts the team's desire for offseason additions that Idzik refused. The Moment of The Day revisits the McAdoo Disaster. The hour ends with cruise discussions and Giants/Jets practice reports.

Dive into a fun thought-provoking discussions on race, gender, and the evolving comedy scene with the latest episode of Friends Like Us. Join Marina Franklin, Vanessa Fraction, and Pete Dominick for laughs and insights! Pete Dominick -For almost 12 years, Pete was the host of a daily three-hour live radio show on SIRIUSXM, “Stand Up with Pete Dominick”. The show welcomed 3-4 expert guests on a broad range of issues and ideas and cultivated a following of similarly curious and passionate people who wanted to learn, laugh, and grow together. This format eventually led Pete to start his own, independent daily podcast where he hosts two brilliant guests per day, along-side a comprehensive 20-30 minute news segment. He books, hosts, edits, and produces the entire podcast from his home in New York state. The podcast rivals any daily news podcast from major media companies. Pete loves creating his own content while speaking on a wide range of issues, performing stand up, and doing his best to continue learning how to make the world a better place. Vanessa Fraction is a talented and hilarious comedian, actress, and writer who has made her mark in various forms of entertainment. She can currently be heard as a co-host on the Nappy Boy Radio Podcast hosted by Tpain and seen in the movie Praise This on Peacock. Vanessa can also be seen guest hosting on the entertainment news show Dish Nation. As a stand-up comedian, Vanessa has performed on Def Comedy Jam , Laff Mobs Laff Tracks , and more. Her writing credits include Raven's Home , 106 & Park , and The Mo'Nique Show. Additionally, she has appeared in the film Barbershop 2 and television shows Last Call, Mann & Wife (BounceTV), Comedy KnockOuts (TruTV) and Tales (BET) Not only is Vanessa "Action" Fraction a talented entertainer, but she is also a certified self-defense instructor. She teaches her unique class called Kicks & Comedy, combining her love for humor with her passion for empowering others through self-defense. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf. Writer for HBO's 'Divorce' and the new Tracy Morgan show on Paramount Plus: 'Crutch'.    

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