Podcasts about Bat Country

This week, I am joined once again by Jim Loughlin, multi-instrumentalist & percussionist for moe., to dive into their 14th studio album “Circle of Giants,” including the stories behind the songs “Yellow Tigers,” “Bat Country,” “Giants,” “Band In The Sky,” “In Stride,” Don'tcha Know,” “Ups & Downs” & “Living Again.” We also discuss: a studio recording of “Bearsong” that was recorded during the album sessions, and what might come of it, as well as the band's plans to properly celebrate their 35th anniversary.    Be sure to visit MyWeeklyMixtape.com to hear all of the songs we discussed in this episode, and join the My Weekly Mixtape Discord Server via the link on the episode page! Theme music is "Unveiled" by The 4th. You can find the album on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, YouTube, Bandcamp & more! FOR MORE ON MY WEEKLY MIXTAPE Website: http://www.myweeklymixtape.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/myweeklymixtape Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/myweeklymixtape X: https://x.com/myweeklymixtape Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myweeklymixtape Threads: https://www.threads.net/@myweeklymixtape  Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/myweeklymixtape.bsky.social  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@myweeklymixtape Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, I am joined once again by Jim Loughlin, multi-instrumentalist & percussionist for moe., to dive into their 14th studio album “Circle of Giants,” including the stories behind the songs “Yellow Tigers,” “Bat Country,” “Giants,” “Band In The Sky,” “In Stride,” Don'tcha Know,” “Ups & Downs” & “Living Again.” We also discuss: a studio recording of “Bearsong” that was recorded during the album sessions, and what might come of it, as well as the band's plans to properly celebrate their 35th anniversary.    Be sure to visit MyWeeklyMixtape.com to hear all of the songs we discussed in this episode, and join the My Weekly Mixtape Discord Server via the link on the episode page! Theme music is "Unveiled" by The 4th. You can find the album on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, YouTube, Bandcamp & more! FOR MORE ON MY WEEKLY MIXTAPE Website: http://www.myweeklymixtape.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/myweeklymixtape Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/myweeklymixtape X: https://x.com/myweeklymixtape Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myweeklymixtape Threads: https://www.threads.net/@myweeklymixtape  Blusky: https://bsky.app/profile/myweeklymixtape.bsky.social  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@myweeklymixtape Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"We can't stop here. This is Bat Country." The second cult film from visionary director Terry Gilliam that we discuss with our guest Charley McMullen this week is the classic Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas.

Welcome to Tales from the Waystone, Season 2 Episode 67; We Can't Stop Here, This Is Bat Country, where we will be discussing Chapter 135 of Patrick Rothfuss' The Wise Man's Fear through a lens of Provincial Folly.  For Apple Podcast listeners, please consider rating the show and leaving us a review! It'll help us be seen by more people! We have a Patreon, and right now we're running a free trial of our favorite tier! Patreon.com/waystonepod! Also!!! Join our Discord and help us choose our first book for The Waystone Pod Summer Reading Program!: https://discord.gg/ebDBWfrU9V   Recommended Thing of the Week: A Good Eggs Benedict

Hello precious fans and supernerds! Did you want more combat?! Then you my friend are going to get it, in this action packed episode starting with a surprise we hope you enjoy! Some new characters are introduced for a future tales episode and Young Anders tries to show off for his uncle in the inevitable bat fight from last episode's cliffy. We hope you enjoy not one, but TWO comBATS! Email: DamnGamingFun@gmail.com  Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/DAMNGamingFun Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DAMNGamingFun Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DAMNGamingfun YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DAMNGamingFun Credits: Intro Music: Original guitar recording / arrangement / mixing by Mike Christopher EpidemicSound.com Looperman.com - SuperSouperBeatz - Verge to Infinity I Choir Outro Music: Original synth recording / arrangement / mixing by Mike Christopher EpidemicSound.com Looperman.com - Emrehancer03 - Choir Loop - DLS Looperman.com - BigTProduction - Epic Cello Solo SFX: EpidemicSound.com Michael Ghelfi Studios - https://michaelghelfi.bandcamp.com/ and https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfi Music: ===== Apex Blood & Steel Combat One Combat Two Construction Echoes of Valor Horde of Geese Jack the Lumberer Megaepic Metal Interlude Impact Organ Gorgon Raise Your Shields Roaming Two Shadow Whispers Spacebuckler Warriors Redemption War Shout ----- By Alexander Nakarada (www.creatorchords.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  https://www.patreon.com/anakarada  https://www.youtube.com/@anakarada  =====

Season No. 4 is here! We are kicking things off with the "Don't Go Bat Country" episode - which is inspired by my upcoming EP "Bat Country" dropping on april 19th (just in time for 420) with my first ever animated cartoon! Follow @ol_wallace_lofi on TikTok and Instagram to stay updated https://linktr.ee/olwallace

Hey everybody! Welcome back to episode 118 of ItsNotTheWorstMovieEver podcast! Happy Easter to all that celebrate it! This week Lee has chosen the trippy 1998 cult classic Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas! In this episode we struggle to talk about the lack of a story in the film and speak a little about the life of Hunter S. Thompson! As always please follow, share and rate the podcast it really helps us out. We hope you enjoyed the episode and we will see you next week.

The Mad Monday Podcast is back! Dai Henwood joins Chris Key for the first episode of Mad Monday for 2024! In this episode, the fizz levels rise as the NRL hits in Vegas! What could go wrong... The guys preview the Warriors squad ahead of the season and some Super Coach chat to let the people know who's hot and who's not.To get into the Mad Monday Munters Super Coach Group use the code 287823 You could win signed Warriors jerseys! Plus, the 'TAB Good Punt'.Brought to you by Four 'N Twenty Pies!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About: This episode is another follow-up to a past instalment featuring even more music from underground caves, mines, or dark caverns. Artwork: Dark Chronicle 00:00 - Natural Cavern [Brain Lord] by Masanao Akahori > 02:35 - Wandering In The Darkness [The Legend of Heroes: Trails In The Sky] by Falcom Sound Team JDK > 04:43 - Ocean's Roar Cave [Dark Chronicle] by Tomohito Nishiura > 07:07 - For Instance, A Still and Solitary Cave - Dungeon Theme 2 [Bravely Default II] by Revo > 10:41 - Cave [New Pokémon Snap] by Hiroki Hashimoto > 13:47 - Whispers Of The Gods [Final Fantasy XI: Treasures Of The Art Urhgan] by Naoshi Mizuta > 16:41 - Gloomy Grotto [Octopath Traveller II] by Yasunori Nishiki > 20:10 - Underground Labyrinth [Threads Of Fate] by Junya Nakano > 24:45 - Cavern Of Remembrance [Kingdom Hearts II] by Yoko Shimomura > 28:09 - Ice Berg (Exploration) [Popful Mail] by Falcom Sound Team JDK > 29:42 - Thunderwave Cave [Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue/Red Rescue Team]by Arata Iiyoshi > 32:43 - The Legend [Secret Of Mana] by Hiroki Kikuta > 35:30 - Cave I - The Ice Caverns [Sorcerian] by Falcom Sound Team JDK > 36:33 - Mysterious Cave [Lunar: Silver Star Story] by Noriyuki Iwadare > pixelbeatpod@icloud.com > 

Episode 145: Stupider Than Burning Man Bat Country blazes a trail of mischief through Black Rock City Gather for a summit with the infamous Bat Country, a camp that emerged from the dust and has grown into a global community. Arash is joined by Handful, Begley, and Kip as they embark on a journey back to their crew's beginnings, from the Mad Max-esque early days of Burning Man to the current LED-infused Black Rock City. We're treated to an array of stories, including their participation in New Mexico's SunBurn and the founding of West Virginia's Frostburn. The conversation begins with Bat Country's gathering at the La Jolla Playhouse for The Untitled, Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical and eventually delves into the infamous "Flat Gate" incident from Burning Man 2019 before wrapping with some enchanting playa magic stories. Join us for an insider's perspective on the dynamic world of Bat Country and the captivating tales of their journey through the Burner community. This episode was produced by Ferrell Jesus and was recorded at The Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation in San Diego, CA. facebook.com/visitbatcountry www.frostburn.org theloveburn.com nmsunburn.com jacobscenter.org The full DJ set by Big Yachty can be heard here on Soundcloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/EgK2tWsKtXNVemv38 Hosted by (mr)Arash, the original Burner Podcast is the longest running traditional audio podcast in the extended international community of Burning Man. Independently produced and focused on Burner consciousness and topics of intracultural interest, explore 140+ previous episodes at burnerpodcast.com/previous-episodes. Burner Podcast host Arash Afshar is an Iranian-American SoCal-based professional photographer and founder of Justified Hype creative collective. Connect with him directly at mrarash.com/hello. Burner Podcast is produced by Arash and a rotating team of burners including instagram.com/darthjfizz, instagram.com/muloka, instagram.com/lolmonday and instagram.com/leehemingway among many others. Follow instagram.com/BurnerPodcast and facebook.com/burnerpodcast for wildly irregular updates.

Summary Let's talk about psychedelics in ritual practice. From Hunter S. Thompson's pilgrimage across the desert to the human sacrifices of the Incan empire in the sixteenth century to the use of opium during the late bronze age, people have been altering their mental states in religious contexts almost since the dawn of civilization. Join … Continue reading "Episode 68: Bat Country (Drugs, pt 2)"

Join us as Nathan guides us through his list ranking and reviewing every album from one of the biggest bands in modern metal, Avenged Sevenfold. From planting the foundations of metalcore to leading the charge in progressive and experimental metal, hear how it all shakes out in this episode of Discog Discourse. We also discuss the best trilogy of metal albums ever released, the cringiest lyrics of all time, and M. Shadows' dedication to the troops! Join the discourse! Follow us on social media to let us know what you think about this band! TikTok: DiscogDiscourse Twitter: Discog_Pod Instagram: discog.discourse Listen to our playlists on Spotify!  Top Tracks - Our favorite songs from the band we're talking about in the most recent episode Top Tracks: Legacy - Our favorite songs from bands we've talked about in past episodes Time Codes: Intro - 0:00 Shoutouts - 3:42 8th Place - 6:58 7th Place - 23:27 6th Place - 32:22 5th Place - 44:01 4th Place - 59:44 3rd Place - 1:17:27 2nd Place - 1:35:05 1st Place - 1:48:40 Songs used in this episode: A Little Piece of Heaven, Bat Country, Blinded In Chains, Chapter Four, Cosmic, Danger Line, Save Me, Shepherd of Fire, Streets, The Stage

Welcome to Bat Country! Join us as we take the band that some might call "not very metal" and explain how those people ARE WRONG when we cover AVENGED SEVENFOLD on this week's episode! To make sure we had accuracy, we brought in our buddy/A7X expert Mike Greenwell of The Metal Gamers Podcast and bassist of The Infinity Cinema! Join us to cover all things A7X and no things bats, because even if they can be adorable, it's not fun to get them caught in your beard...not like we're speaking from experience or anything...

Welcome to Tales from the Waystone, Season 2 Episode 39; We Can't Stop Here, This Is Bat Country!, where we will be discussing Chapters 84 through 86 of Patrick Rothfuss' The Wise Man's Fear through a lens of Borders And Boundaries. For Apple Podcast listeners, please consider rating the show and leaving us a review! It'll help us be seen by more people! Also!!! Join our Discord?: https://discord.gg/ebDBWfrU9V As a heads up, we're going to have a bit of inconsistency in upload dates for a few months, as we're moving into our new house!!! We get the keys the day after I uploaded this episode!

There are just a few tickets left for tomorrow's Space Cowboys Halloween Hoedown featuring Left/Right @leftrightmusic and the fine folks of Airpusher Collective. To get you in the mood, here's a repost of a fantastic set from Left/Right on the RIPEcast. Enjoy! Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/space-cowboys-haunted -hoedown-tickets-420008034337 On Saturday October 29th, we're taking over the inside (and outside!) of The Great Northern to bring you HAUNTED HOEDOWN, a spooktastic adventure in breaks and house featuring one of our favorite breaks producers LEFT/RIGHT! LEFT/RIGHT will be joined by your favorite Space Cowboys DJs as well as special guests on FOUR stages at The Great Northern. Special Guests: *DJ Brian (Mystopia) *DJ Maculate (Funklectic/Fraktured SF) *Dulce Vita (Opulent Temple) *EVA (Fraktured LA, Red Hot Beverly) *Gingerkat (Duck Pond) with Cowboys: *8Ball *Bassben *Brad Robinson *Deckard *gl0ver *j9 the Angel *Rumblemunk *Shissla *Sh00ey *Sol *Tamo vs. Viajay *WorkR Red Room Airpusher Takeover: Adeli Cptn Jay DJ Cue Trim Airpusher was in a bad car wreck on the way back from the playa this year! Please consider donating if you can here..:) https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-airpusher-soar-once-more See you on the dance floor!

[Chorus] Can't you help me as I'm startin' to burn? (All alone) Too many doses, and I'm starting to get an attraction My confidence is leaving me on my own (All alone) No one can save me, and you know I don't want the attention [Verse 2] As I, adjust to my new sights The rarely tired lights, will take me to new heights My hand is on the trigger, I'm ready to ignite Tomorrow might not make it, but everything's all right Mental fiction, follow me Show me what it's like to be set free [Chorus] Can't you help me as I'm startin' to burn? (All alone) Too many doses, and I'm starting to get an attraction My confidence is leaving me on my own (All alone) No one can save me, and you know I don't want the attention [Post-Chorus] So sorry you're not here, I've Been sane too long, my vision's so unclear Now take a trip with me, but Don't be surprised when things aren't what they seem[Intro] He who makes a beast out of himself Gets rid of the pain of being a man [Verse 1] Caught here in a fiery blaze, won't lose my will to stay I tried, to drive all through the night The heat stroke ridden weather, the barren empty sights No oasis, here to see The sand is singing deathless words to me [Bridge] Caught here in a fiery blaze, won't lose my will to stay These eyes won't see the same, after I flip today [Verse 3] Sometimes I don't know why, we'd rather live than die We look up towards the sky, for answers to our lives We may get some solutions, but most just pass us by Don't want your absolution, 'cause I can't make it right [Hook] I'll make a beast out of myself Gets rid of all the pain of being a man [Chorus] Can't you help me as I'm startin' to burn? (All alone) Too many doses and I'm starting to get an attraction My confidence is leaving me on my own (All alone) No one can save me and you know I don't want the attention [Post-Chorus] So sorry you're not here, I've Been sane too long my vision's so unclear Now take a trip with me, but Don't be surprised when things aren't what they seem [Outro] I've known it from the start, all These good ideas will tear your brain apart Scared but you can follow me, I'm Too weird to live but much too rare to die --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codynichol14/support

The Brewers traded Hader and that's okay, there were other moves at the deadline as well. We remember Vin Scully and our favorite moments. Aaron Rodgers has been taking spiritual journeys and now he's ready to talk about it. The whole Brady and Dolphins situation has come to a head and Miami is in trouble. Speaking of trouble, Brittney Griner is in Russian prison for possibly a very long time.

We are entering Bat Country this week. Another Eddie fueled episode filled with Grandpa and Herman hijinks. It's got everything: school contests, transformations, scared teachers, parents swindling kids, cross country flights, horny bats, and a top secret government experiment. Almanac: The Munster Pets SCUMA Deep Dive: The Gnome Mobile! Also, a HUGE announcement at the end! Season 1 Episode 20: Bats of a Feather Original Airdate: October 15, 1964 Eddie has to take a pet to school for a contest. The Munster Hunters are: Derek Glascock, Keith Gawla, and Terry Vickroy Keith is the host of the Pop Up Film Cast and That Was Great… Wasn't It? Both shows can be found wherever you subscribe to podcasts. For more about Keith's shows you can follow Pop Up Film Cast on twitter @popupfilmcast and That Was Great… Wasn't It? at @HowGreatWasThat. You can also follow Keith on Twitter @KG3030 Terry is one of the hosts of Run the Reel, a movie podcast that does deep dives on films with a theme. You can follow Run the Reel on twitter @RunTheReel. You can also follow Terry on Twitter @terry_vickroy. If you would like more musings from Derek, you can follow on Twitter @Derek9Nine Follow Munster Hunters on Twitter @MunsterHunters. Subscribe on your podcatcher of choice for Munster Hunter fun. Munster Hunters is mixed and edited by Derek Glascock Executive producers are Derek Glascock and Keith Gawla Original Music produced by Terry Vickroy The Munster Hunters is a Krispy Dodo Production Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-f0862f for 40% off for 4 months, and support Munster Hunters: A Munsters Rewatch Podcast.

Today we interview Avi Blum from "Just Write Music" a fantastic program helping musicians all over ! Avis positivism and enthusiasm for music and mental health is addicting you'll love this up beat fun and comedic discussion on music, music production, composition and self awareness. Keep listening as we break down the Avenged Sevenfold song "Bat Country"To answer this weeks question of the week be sure to check our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hook_and_bridge_podcast/?r=nametagCheck out the Youtube page for more content!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONMXkuIfpVizopNb_CoIGgAvi Blumhttps://www.justwritemusic.com/The Ohio Weather Bandhttps://ohioweatherband.com/Support the showPlease give us a quick rate and review. If you enjoyed the audio version head over to our Youtube for video content! Follow the Instagram for special content and weekly updates. Check out our website and leave us a voice message to be heard on the show or find out more about the guests!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONMXkuIfpVizopNb_CoIGghttps://www.instagram.com/hook_and_bridge_podcast/https://www.thehookandbridgepodcast.com/

DiNKLB3RG, master mycologist and Founder of Bat Country Cultures, joins us to discuss the science and techniques of extracting active alkaloids in mushrooms. We go through SOPs for soxhlet extraction and ultrasonic bath extraction, as well as discussing solvent choices and extraction system design. He is full of tips and tricks for every stage of mushroom extraction and finishing techniques! (Part 2 of 2)

DiNKLB3RG, master mycologist and Founder of Bat Country Cultures, joins us to discuss the science and techniques of mushroom breeding and cultivation. We go through SOPs ranging from home to industrial scale operations, and pick apart the various tools of the trade. He is full of tips and tricks for every stage of breeding and cultivation. (Part 1 of 2)

It's time for some tuna on toa….wait a minute, wrong show! This week we're joined by longtime Los Angeles radio personality, host of Tuna on Toast, and close friend to the band - Ted Stryker. Johnny and Ted make a couple of gimlets before sitting down to discuss the impact that Ted had on the legacy of Avenged Sevenfold.Johnny and Ted both recall the day that Bat Country was first played over the radio waves at KROQ. Ted reflects back on his multi-decade spanning career as a disk jockey, and recalls some of his most memorable interviews… including the time he had a 5-star interview with Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello, and FORGOT TO HIT THE RECORD BUTTON!We also learn on this episode: If Ted ever hung out with Ellen DeGeneres while working on her showWhat is was like to work on the set of Grandma's Boy with Adam SandlerHow much research goes into working the red carpet at the GrammysWhy NOFX is considered to be The Beatles of punk rockBecome a FILTHY ANIMAL and get access to exclusive content:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2qKyxOwoa_Uz5d5xCZEUPw/joinExplore more Drinks With Johnny:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/drinkswithjohnnyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkswithjohnnyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkswithjohnnyTwitter: https://twitter.com/drinkswjohnny​​​​Shop: https://www.drinkswithjohnny.com

It's time for some tuna on toa….wait a minute, wrong show! This week we're joined by longtime Los Angeles radio personality, host of Tuna on Toast, and close friend to the band - Ted Stryker. Johnny and Ted make a couple of gimlets before sitting down to discuss the impact that Ted had on the legacy of Avenged Sevenfold. Johnny and Ted both recall the day that Bat Country was first played over the radio waves at KROQ. Ted reflects back on his multi-decade spanning career as a disk jockey, and recalls some of his most memorable interviews… including the time he had a 5-star interview with Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello, and FORGOT TO HIT THE RECORD BUTTON! We also learn on this episode:  If Ted ever hung out with Ellen DeGeneres while working on her show What is was like to work on the set of Grandma's Boy with Adam Sandler How much research goes into working the red carpet at the Grammys Why NOFX is considered to be The Beatles of punk rock Become a FILTHY ANIMAL and get access to exclusive content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2qKyxOwoa_Uz5d5xCZEUPw/join Explore more Drinks With Johnny: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/drinkswithjohnny Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkswithjohnny Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkswithjohnny Twitter: https://twitter.com/drinkswjohnny​​​​ Shop: https://www.drinkswithjohnny.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Matt Watch That Podcast, host Matt Seroski talks about the Watchmaker's Four and reviews the dark comedy Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998).

Season 4 is finally upon us, and as promised we kick things off with a very special episode featuring Johnny and his wife Lacey! For the first time ever we get in depth about Lacey's childhood, and hear some wild stories about growing up in Alaska. Spoiler: a lot of them involve running away from MOOSES! The couple reflects back on their time together as junior lifeguards, and the moment that Johnny fell in love with Lacey on the beach. Lacey discusses the early days of Avenged Sevenfold, and what it was like to be there for some of the band's milestone moments. Relive the MTV Music Video Awards, the making of the Bat Country music video, and some proud moments on TRL. They discuss the current state of music videos, and how technology has drastically changed the scale of production needs. Then it's gloves off as we throw it to some hard hitting fan questions that reveal some of the couple's most intimate details including: the time Johnny thought Lacey was abducted, who's lost more wedding bands, the best prank they've ever pulled together (on Synyster Gates), what it's like to have Johnny NOT on the road, the duo's most embarrassing moments with one another, and much more as we fill up the glass for another refreshing season of Drinks With Johnny!Become a FILTHY ANIMAL and get access to exclusive content:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2qKyxOwoa_Uz5d5xCZEUPw/joinExplore more Drinks With Johnny:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/drinkswithjohnnyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkswithjohnnyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkswithjohnnyTwitter: https://twitter.com/drinkswjohnny​​​​Shop: https://www.drinkswithjohnny.com

Season 4 is finally upon us, and as promised we kick things off with a very special episode featuring Johnny and his wife Lacey! For the first time ever we get in depth about Lacey's childhood, and hear some wild stories about growing up in Alaska. Spoiler: a lot of them involve running away from MOOSES! The couple reflects back on their time together as junior lifeguards, and the moment that Johnny fell in love with Lacey on the beach.  Lacey discusses the early days of Avenged Sevenfold, and what it was like to be there for some of the band's milestone moments. Relive the MTV Music Video Awards, the making of the Bat Country music video, and some proud moments on TRL. They discuss the current state of music videos, and how technology has drastically changed the scale of production needs.  Then it's gloves off as we throw it to some hard hitting fan questions that reveal some of the couple's most intimate details including: the time Johnny thought Lacey was abducted, who's lost more wedding bands, the best prank they've ever pulled together (on Synyster Gates), what it's like to have Johnny NOT on the road, the duo's most embarrassing moments with one another, and much more as we fill up the glass for another refreshing season of Drinks With Johnny! Become a FILTHY ANIMAL and get access to exclusive content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2qKyxOwoa_Uz5d5xCZEUPw/join Explore more Drinks With Johnny: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/drinkswithjohnny Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkswithjohnny Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkswithjohnny Twitter: https://twitter.com/drinkswjohnny​​​​ Shop: https://www.drinkswithjohnny.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Krakens won, which led Cillian and Beans into a celebratory drinking frenzy. The morning after, there is a price to be paid. Now, the crew must prepare for the dangerous punch into Creterakian space, also known as "Bat Country." Written by Scott Sigler and J.C. Hutchins Performed by Scott Sigler Directed by AB Kovacs Production Assistance by Allie Press Engineered by Steve Riekeberg Copyright 2021 by Empty Set Entertainment Theme music is the song “Battle Cry” by SUPERWEAPON.

S4E49 aired on 9 Dec 2021 on Rebel Rock Radio.  It is probably one of the few episodes that haven't featured heavy hitters such and Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, ACDC, Metallica, or Guns 'n' Roses.  So, in that respect, it is quite different.   We kicked off with 'Bat Country' from Avenged Sevenfold.  It's a track that pays homage to Hunter S. Thompson's essential reading masterpiece Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas  Then we had a few topical songs such as 'Get Me Out of this Place' by Rose Tattoo and 'Heat Wave' from Thundermother.  Buckcherry and Boston bought some party to the proceedings.  Hellyeah's cover of the Phil Collins hit 'I Don't Care Anymore' made the point that Covid really needs to move on now, it's time to get on with life.  There were a number of regular TSORR listeners tuned in and I aimed a couple of tunes in their direction, Rory Gallagher, The Jam, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, the brand New Volbeat track Shotgun Blues, and Stone Sour's 'Your God' were all dedicated to people who join me week after week. I am very grateful to you guys.  SA music included Koos Kombuis's scathing attack on the SA situation with 'The Fokkol Song', as I pointed out that was recorded in 2010 and things have only got worse :-).  Johnathan Martin showed once again that he is the most underrated musician in the country.  Johnathan deserves way more success than he has had, his songwriting, singing, and guitar playing are world-class.  We also checked out The Color Blew and Jasper Dan.  Highlights of the show for me were the seriously heavy duo provided by Machine Head and Exodus and then the rather subdued ending provided by 8 minutes of Neil Young, a very moving Springsteen track, and 'Backwards Traveler' from Wings' London Town album.  the show ended fittingly with 'Out of Time', a 1966 release from The Rolling Stones.  Artists featured: Avenged Sevenfold, Extreme, Ozzy Osbourne, Rose Tattoo, Thundermother, Desperado, Buckcherry, Boston, Seether, Hellyeah, Live, Machine Head, Exodus, Alice Cooper, Hinder, Led Zeppelin, Greta Van Fleet, The Jam, Stiff Little Fingers, The Clash, Volbeat, Black Label Society, Stone Sour, Rory Gallagher, Koos Kombuis, Johnathan Martin, Jasper Dan, The Color Blew, Warrior Soul, Skid Row, Edguy, KK's Priest, Bruce Springsteen, Wings, The Rolling Stones.    

It may be five days after Halloween, but today we have a conversation about bats. But before we heard your bat stories, Nate discussed the Greater Idaho movement. This week Harney County Oregon voted to join Idaho in the future. Idahoans, are you for or against counties in Eastern Oregon joining Idaho? Oregonians, why do you want to join the Gem State? (11/4/21)

Que pasa mufasa, Today on the pod we've got a world class mushroom cultivator and distiller of extractions -You know the podcast is poppin' when fools with codenames start coming out of the woodwork looking for that feature -My freaky deaky Fungi friends, enthusiasts, activists, culture collectors etc. Please give a warm welcome to Dinklb3rg, in his first ever speaking appearance on a public platform Today we're talkin' about Señor Dinklb3rg's strong showing in the most recent iteration of the psilocybin cup presented by Oakland hyphae, we're talking *alchemy* and the art of extraction and solvents and alembics and Roto Evaps and things as such that I totally understand everything about and wasn't just nodding my head & picturing wizards and aliens while The Dink drops knowledge on these cutting edge scientific endeavors - we're talking about mushroom genetics, we're talking about the commercialization and commodification of nature, all that and a whole lot moreSo everybody take a small to medium size nibble of a cap or stem , or both, and let's get this show on the road! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We revisit that time The Batman wore the purple with the NES games, downsizing the collection, and the bedlam of Woodstock 99.

Trevr and Paul discuss Avenged Sevenfold's 2005 album City of Evil.  This metal album contains singles such as Burn It Down, Bat Country, and Beast and the Harlot.Album Links:SpotifyApple Music

Phil and Mikka are back and they discuss a crazy Der Klassiker, an unexpected result in Valencia, Manchester United overcoming travel, and Derby Days in France.

That Lady's Clothes Were Nun-Existent! I don't like CDeeeeeees. Welcome to Litigation Town, You've Been Served. Non Non Non Emergency. if you wanna be my lover you have to litigate my friends. Is There a Song Called Turn the Page Something? The ol' Ides of Brian. How About Like Popeye? All Cheerleaders Must Smell of Strawberries. Third Boob Implant I Know, It's Serious. Coming Soon, Hottie The Hedgehog. Diplomatic Immunity. They Had Their Pom-Poms Out?? Get Off Your Own Lawn! Jury Duty and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

That Lady's Clothes Were Nun-Existent! I don't like CDeeeeeees. Welcome to Litigation Town, You've Been Served. Non Non Non Emergency. if you wanna be my lover you have to litigate my friends. Is There a Song Called Turn the Page Something? The ol' Ides of Brian. How About Like Popeye? All Cheerleaders Must Smell of Strawberries. Third Boob Implant I Know, It's Serious. Coming Soon, Hottie The Hedgehog. Diplomatic Immunity. They Had Their Pom-Poms Out?? Get Off Your Own Lawn! Jury Duty and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Brian and Justin are starting to emerge from Work County, Bat Country, U.S.A. Dinosaurs, explosions, and virtual yard signs on a new round of News6, The News...That 6! Your emails to mail@nightattack.tv. The Thinking Man's Podcast.

Brian and Justin are starting to emerge from Work County, Bat Country, U.S.A. Dinosaurs, explosions, and virtual yard signs on a new round of News6, The News...That 6! Your emails to mail@nightattack.tv. The Thinking Man's Podcast.

Brian and Justin are starting to emerge from Work County, Bat Country, U.S.A. Dinosaurs, explosions, and virtual yard signs on a new round of News6, The News...That 6! Your emails to mail@nightattack.tv. The Thinking Man's Podcast.

Brian and Justin are starting to emerge from Work County, Bat Country, U.S.A. Dinosaurs, explosions, and virtual yard signs on a new round of News6, The News...That 6! Your emails to mail@nightattack.tv. The Thinking Man's Podcast.

Brian and Justin are starting to emerge from Work County, Bat Country, U.S.A. Dinosaurs, explosions, and virtual yard signs on a new round of News6, The News...That 6! Your emails to mail@nightattack.tv. The Thinking Man's Podcast.

Brian and Justin are starting to emerge from Work County, Bat Country, U.S.A. Dinosaurs, explosions, and virtual yard signs on a new round of News6, The News...That 6! Your emails to mail@nightattack.tv. The Thinking Man's Podcast.

On episode #29 of the Mr. Mikhail's Manor of Mischief, Magick, and Mystery Podcast (aka "the Six M Podcast"), we discuss Living in Lovecraft Country, why you're not meant to be "happy", our first encounter with Bats in The Manor, and more. || Feel free to "sign our Guest Book" by subscribing to the show! || Join us at our FB Group @ Facebook.com/groups/thesixmpodcast || Support The Manor @ WeAreSerpents.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesixmpodcast/message

Knots from Nelson bringing the heatPlaylist: HUSKIE - EverknowGisaza - NovoaOurman - HarpyDe-Tu - Stay LowTaiko - PrismAgo - I GotCartridge - SometimesDanileigh - Lil BebeTaiko - RiseOurman - NightrideFlowdan - DeadlyOurman - Sp00nsAtyya x 21 Savage - Limitless (knots edit)Cartridge - Snake CharmerP Money & Giggs - Where & WhenThe Maker - Magniform21 Savage, Offset, Metro Boomin - Rap Saved MeJammer - No QuestionsDonae'o ft Belle Fisher - Big BenSubstance - Untitld DripOurman - DescentSupertask - MigrationPharma - Shhhh.Substance - Sunny DaysSubstance - Roll The DiceOurman - DiscreteStormzy - AudacityMIST - SavageConcentrate - Touch ItGoldlink - Coke White MoscowYBN Nahmir fr Wiz Khalifa - Cake (Danny Corn Edit)Tinashe - Link UpGroves - Easy SluggerIvy Lab - Oh BoyOAKK - In ControlJoyner Lucas & Logic - IsisMetro Boomin feat Offset - No ComplaintsDoja Cat feat Rico Nasty - Tia TameraSuicide Year x Chynna x Da$h - Bat CountryJew3lz - Molly

We will get you laid. More Malört, always more. Calamity. Commodifying sobriety. We are now proudly missing deadlines. Stephanie. Please don't eat food cooked on or in non-food service metal. Fluffers provide life support. Plus One. Fuck Dennis Kucinich, apparently. Throwing the C-suite under the bus. Gate Obtuse Director. Beth doesn't know Deadmau5. Baby Boy v. Turnaround. Spires need the right number of spire-doers. The 420 ballista. Gate loves loving on Gate. We have deaf camps. Cones and saws on busted-ass cars. Makeout Queen consents. Bat Country does not collect $200 but does pass go. We keep everything in. BLEEPED because BLEEP. Black and Tans deal with their doodies. Also, a giant inflatable dick assault. Plus, Perimeter and Exodus.

We're on YouTube! Watch this video in glorious HD color by clicking here!Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: This is Bat Country!It's a brand new season, #Hindsighters, and that means big changes! As your attorneys, Darth and Jason advise you all to subscribe to (and beware of) their podcast on Youtube, now featuring faces that only a radio could love. Darth celebrated this landmark episode by dressing as her idol, Johnny Depp. It's not the first time Darth has done such and it won't be the last.What would prompt Darth to dress like Johnny on this particular occasion, you might ask? In the very first installment of Season 2, your favorite podcasters discuss a true cult classic, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.This episode has the absurdity, it has the nod to Gonzo Journalism, and most importantly, it has more than one Adam! What else does Hindsight have in store for you this year? Subscribe and find out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

*WARNING CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE* Hunter S. Thompson was one of the most insane, fantastic writers. Jeremy and I go deep into the mind of Thompson and the book that inspired this episode. Buckle up because this is bat country!

Hey, welcome to another week of Unfolding Sevenfold. This week on the show, as promised, Richard Watson joins me to talk about Avenged's biggest commercial hit, the one that put them on the map, the one Avenged song that most people have heard... Bat Country. I hope you enjoy our discussion and I would love to hear what you have to say. Have a great week, thanks for listening, and tell a friend if you think they would be into this as well.   Richard Watson is a singer songwriter, who plays live songs all around the hill country area, San Antonio, and Austin. Go check him out.   Be sure to subscribe to the podcast, and rate it. If you think you might know someone who would be interested in this show, please spread the word. Thank you for listening.   unfoldingsevenfold@gmail.com - Email me with any questions, corrections, or random thoughts.   shawnhartmusic.com - For all your Shawn Hart Music needs.   And be sure to check out the "Unfolding Sevenfold" playlists on Spotify. Thank you for listening.   U7X - Gettin' Buff U7X - Running U7X - Get It Out U7X - Open Road

In our second fan requested episode of the season we take a trip to Bat Country to discuss the cult classic Fear and Loathing and the myriad of substance use issues presented within! We discuss the difficulty in diagnosing disorders due to substance use, treating people who are engaged in a substance abuse lifestyle, suicidality, homicidality, psychosis, mania and the use of motivational interviewing with resistant cases.

Drugs everywhere so trippy!! Bryce and Chase discuss the cult classic college flick FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS

Kristen and the gang experience the 1998 Hunter S. Thompson penned/Terry Gilliam directed drug trip Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Paul milks a pineal gland, Willa drops Adrenochrome and Charlie enters Bat Country. Starring: Bowlegged Johnny Depp and Benicio del Gordo   Mescaline and Ether by: Abraham J. Smith

Welcome to Episode #8! On this one we get into “Bat Country” with an energized, local brew.  Lisa explains some things about sleep paralysis and how waking up “stiff” is sometimes terrifying.  Then Johnny gives us the creepy details on some tattletale ghosts that just wouldn't let their own murders slide.  Pour up a pint and get comfortable because “we are somewhere around Barstow” and there is a lot to talk about. It’s time for Fears and Beers!

"We can't stop now...this is Bat Country." Bat Country comes to terrifying life via the drug-fueled gonzo world of Hunter S. Thompson with 1998's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas." Listen as the hosts discuss what is the American Dream, Bencio Del Toro's fantastic turn as Dr. Gonzo, Terry Gilliam's manic vision and Thompson oozing out of Depp's performances. Visit our site at filmaweekpodcast.com! Facebook @ filmaweekpodcast | Instagram & Twitter @ filmaweek Follow Serg Beret @ sergberet on Instagram & Twitter Follow Patrick Raissi @ pachathegreat Instagram & Tumblr @ HumaneRamblings on Twitter

TRACKLIST Set de White Socks Kool & The Gang - Summertime Madness DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Summertime ('98 Soul Power Remix) The D.O.C. - No One Can Do It Better Q-Tip - Let's Ride Lee Funksta - Keepin' It Tight (Modern Smooth Version) J Rocc - In The... Mtume - New Face Deli Sweet Back - You Will Rise (Remix) SWV - I'm So into You Yasuko Agawa - L.A. Nights Dr. MaD - Maybe It's Time (feat. Illa J & Fawna) DJ Cut Killer - Mal Partis (Feat. Wallen & Koma) Zhané - Groove Thang Kaytranada - Do We Have A Problem? (Demo) Planet Giza - Ladies Move (Feat. Da-P) The Roots - What They Do (feat. Raphael Saadiq) Puff Daddy & The Family - Senorita Aaliyah - Everything's Gonna Be Alright Set de Charles Cozy Tyler The Creator - OKRA Caleborate - Consequences Tobi Lou - Troop (Feat. Smino) Makala - Ginger Juice Serious Klein - Try Me Neguim. - Living (Feat. Tommy Wright III & Lil Noid) Suicideyear x Chynna x Da$h - Bat Country Damso - Bruxelles Vie (Jaël Remix) Pied Piper - Do You Really Like It (Jaël Edit) Mo Vibez - A Milli Flip PLK - Dis Moi Oui KRS. - Game Ova Remix (Feat. Tobi Lou) Qari - Pants From Japan Sneazzy - Pull Up (Feat. Derek Wise) Xander. - Ourgarden Set de Fruits Omarcameup - My City Needs Me Montell2099 - What's Your Name Sango x GoldLink - Wassup Rusty Hook - Just A Lil Bit Remix Aminé - Yeye DJ Yung Vamp - So Dangerous Fruits - RMP Anka - Fogo Omarcameup - Gyalchester Remix KDN - Slippery Flip Fruits - Allgud Fruits - FRDAY Fruits - Zunday

Hello again, and welcome to the Worst Little Podcast in the world! This week Almond Mocha Music and poet extraordinaire, Elisa Garcia joined us on the show. Listen up as Kim, Kelly, and Elisa take over Dogwater Studios (RV, Rory, Nick, and Dogwater Dick are here too). We're steering the ship now, and we've got beer. Look out. We've got Rory's shitty old poems, Almond Mocha's sexy chill vibes, and sexy raindrops galore for the lovely Elisa.

Welcome to this weeks Worst/Best Little Podcast! This week live from the recent, snowy past, we have Cowboy Indian. This is one damn entertaining episode - who knew these guys were so funny? Press play for scary German phrases, John's big black strap-on, and squirrel dumplings!

Greetings and welcome back to the Worst Little Podcast! This week we sat down with Shane from Reno's own Bat Country. Press play to find out if the podcast lives down to everything Shane hoped for! We've got band news, bad jokes, and great music that you'll only hear on the Worst Little Podcast!

This episode treads the thin line between vampires, manbats, and batmen in a film about bats and the children that love them. Check out www.ghostpartyparty.wordpress.com! This week's poster has--you guessed it--a bat on it! Neat! Song Credit: DON'T MAKE TERRY WAIT by Dr Sparkles licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Artwork by Kelsey Henry and Andrew Santoro Edited, Produced, and Recorded by Andrew Santoro and Kelsey Henry

And that's it! Another month gone by! And now it's October. Ooooooooo~~~ The slow but constant and unstoppable passage of time. So spooooooooky~~~ But it's the first, and all that really means is that it's time for another PufPubPod! Also, Vern is dead. That something you're going to need to know. You're not gonna like it. Enjoy this aggressively unsponsorable episode of the PufPubPod! Scares this month include, "Dave Tolkien's Therapy Session," "James Patterson's Zoo," "Bat Country," "Bram Stoker is NOT BATMAN," "Geoffrey Chaucer Hates Hentai," "Field of Screams," & "Audible Will Sponsor ANYTHING." Follow us on Twitter @pufpubpod and like us on Facebook. Support the continued existence of the show here: www.patreon.com/tvskevin

EP098 - Zola CEO/Co-Founder Shan-Lyn Ma An interview with Shan Lyn Ma (@shanlynm), CEO and Co-Founder of Zola. Zola is re-inventing the Wedding Registry for the modern couple. In this episode we discuss Shan Lyn's previous experience including Yahoo and Gilt Group.  As well as Zola's business model and potential growth opportunities. Shan mentioned a recent article written by Zola investor, Alex Taussig (@ataussig) of Lightspeed: Finding product/channel fit at Zola. Don't forget to like our facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 98 of the Jason & Scot show was recorded on Tuesday, August 22nd 2017. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce & Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. New beta feature - Google Automated Transcription of the show: Transcript Jason:  [0:25] Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode 98 being recorded on Tuesday August 22nd 2017 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your co-host Scot Wingo. Scot:  [0:40] Hey Jason welcome back Jason Scott show listeners Jason the day after the eclipse did you get to see the clips at all. Jason:  [0:47] No tragically I was on the airplane and I was sitting next to a pilot that was Dead Heading and I asked him if there was any chance we were going to see the eclipse and he told me that they would have to bank upwards about 45 degrees which seemed unlikely. Scot:  [1:02] Yeah but opted out of that the clips here in review of it and it was a lot of fun pretty exciting to have midday Darkness. Jason:  [1:14] Where you at I'm imagining you're one of the special people that had ordered a glasses well in advance and so you had them. Scot:  [1:21] That is correct yes and I were them and I didn't wear them more than 3 minutes I followed all the rules and as a result I have good Vision still so I'm excited to report that everybody. Jason:  [1:31] I am I'm very happy to hear that I was a failure in my family I ordered them a month in advance and they arrive so early that I lost them before the eclipse came. Scot:  [1:39] Epic fail. Well you know summer is winding down here at the Jason is got show and we're heading into the fall so we are going to ram back up the interviews of e-commerce movers and shakers and tonight we have a special treat for listeners, please join me in welcoming shan-lyn ma she is the CEO and co-founder of Zola welcome sham. Thank you very happy to be talking to you both. Jason:  [2:08] We are happy to be talked to. Sham what is a regular listener the show your pray for me or this but we always like to get things started off by. Having our guests tell us a little bit about their background and how they came into their current roles and in in your case you have a very story e-commerce Paso can you share your background with her listeners. Scot and Shan:  [2:33] Shaw so I was mentioning to you earlier that I am a fan of this podcast particular because I am also an e-commerce nerd and, that has come from what can you Nokomis at particular over the last 9 years in New York, and. I moved to New York from Silicon Valley to take a job at what was at that time a very small startup that had just launched cold Gill group, that was 2008 join Guild as the first product person and it had just launched and so. Joint when it was about 30 people about 7 million in Revenue a time and. Was tasked with redoing what does gilt.com look like both, from the front-facing user experience as well as what we want it to be out over the the longer term of the next they wanted to use as the business. To add new categories like, Harmon's kids and what would eventually be added on would be things like, Gilt City and experiences and travel and Bowl. Ended up staying at guiltful for years which was a fantastic full use of very intense learning during that time I got to be the product lead on a lot of the new business lunches go to launch the mobile. [4:07] And and then go to pitch in launch my own business unit within guilt which was a gourmet food and wine, business that we called guilt taste and so then at that point really in, my 32nd transitioned out of a product management role into more of a GM Mini CEO within a bigger startup kind of role. Salina great deal there about all the functions outside of just product development. At the end of four years guilt had grown from. [4:43] Initial 30 people to be over thousand employees and at that time was probably around six hundred million in revenue and so really got a great sense of. What's. What would really write to see that Revenue growth so quickly and then what was some of the challenges that that business faced as it tried to. Move towards profitability and an obviously following the company closely after that got to see a bit of perhaps you know what. Mites that company what might we have done differently that. Might have could have avoided some of the decline that it had in more recent years and so often I. Wanted to do this. Up Jenny all over again and move to become Chief product officer of another New York consumer. Text Atif cold Chloe & Isabel which is social selling and Jewellery. Company start up and after being in that role for a relatively short amount of time realize that you while I had been putting off what I always wanted to do which was stopped something. [6:02] Based on your kind of idea or number of ideas that I had I thought I could not delay any longer and. [6:12] Decided to stop Zola with micro fountas and that you was 2013. Which also happened to be the end of all my friends got married at around the same time and I was, buying a lot of wedding presents for them from the different wedding registry sites online and was thinking you know. I am surprised that these. E-commerce experiences which is why the wedding registry really is I'm surprised that they're no better than than what I was saying online and was starting to talk to Nobu microfindr about. Frustrations that I had as a gift give up shopping from their Registries and we started to think about how would we do it differently if we would have create a wedding registry from scratch and that was. When we came up with Zola and and toes all was born and that was four years ago. Jason:  [7:08] Very cool I feel like that is a common story is that you no germ of a great startup idea being born out of need the only sad thing is if you would have recognized the need of your early are you could have sold it to all your friends. Scot and Shan:  [7:20] Exactly yes I am I'm often, sad that now the precise time that I love to go to weddings is actually the time that I am no longer invited to living since most of my friends get married have already been married, but every time I meet someone that is not married I secretly hoping they will at some point get engaged and invite me to their wedding which is user research essentially. Jason:  [7:48] Night yeah that's in fact I assume the gift you give are write-offs. Scot and Shan:  [7:54] I wish that is not the case however you're in combination with that when I should say is that I, my my the quality of gifts that I give to people now is so much better now that I know the data around what makes a good wedding gift what is the average price point of a wedding gift this is all, information I wish I had before 2013. Jason:  [8:21] And I should throw in usual disclaimer I have no Financial background and I'm not qualified to give tax advice to anyone listening. [8:30] The. You know you mentioned your experience guilt from kind of 30 employees through through a thousand and I think most listeners are probably familiar with the story of guilt but one thing that I feel like gets lost is, that that gill really built a. A fabulous e-commerce team and that Talent has spread throughout the industry are in an are in a lot of interesting position so you remember the pretty cool Alumni network in the e-commerce space. Scot and Shan:  [9:00] But I think that is one of the most exciting things that I've seen change in at least the New York, technology ecosystem since I moved to New York in 2008, when I moved here in 2008 I was new to the city and so I was looking for other product people like myself to come talk about ideas and best practices in the city and. It was hard for me to find other people in that same role I found a few but, you can compare that to today if you are trying to do that same activity there is, hundreds and thousands of people that could probably find that so many meetups that are all stalking new startups and from the people that you meet that so it's it is. It's changed since I've got started but. Also when we look at the companies that have come out of Gil group alumni at last count there were around 20. Startups that was founded by people that had previously worked a guilt and and said that alone even in the short few years that, that's been possible to do is a pretty big impact, Graco the PayPal guys call themselves The PayPal Mafia I don't know if they call themselves that but have you guys call yourselves like in. Gilts Gilder you have a clever name for that is prettier. Jason:  [10:37] My money is on the guilty. Scot and Shan:  [10:39] Guilty. We could we could just turn the show into Gill tons guilty as charged hello alright so Zola is, in the wedding space 04 listeners that aren't familiar that tell us a little bit about the wedding space and and what's exciting. To you about that space Zola is. The fastest growing wedding registry around and we started as a wedding registry because we really wanted to solve this one particular. Pain point that I described of couples getting married wanting to create a wedding registry that, met the needs that they have today and so couples getting married today all the millennial generation and the the way that then needs a different, particular relates to wedding registry is threefold so one is they want to register for products and experiences and cash all in the one registry they want. Registry that is truly personal that they can personalize that reflects who they are at the couple and what they love and similar to the way that they post lies their Facebook page old Instagram and the third, they want complete control over their registry as it relates to how it shows up at. [12:10] When that gets a ship to them and they want to control on their mobile devices as well as on their laptops and desktops and so those three things and would not really, available at all outside. Zola so that was the starting point for Zola and we lunch with that idea and in the few years that we've been around we've seen it grow extremely quickly. This past quarter we actually launched of a first new product that. Speaks outside of the wedding registry which is the product code Zola weddings and what that is is a suite of wedding planning tools that helps couples plan their wedding. [12:58] On top of their wedding registry so specifically it's a free wedding website guest list manager and checklist and. Overall what my trying to do here is really helped a couple plan their wedding for the day they get engaged through the fs your marriage through all the different. Tivities and toss that you have to do as you're planning your dream day. Coin and I'll take a shot I don't know much about how it works but I'm guessing your business model is effectively, I'm kind of like an affiliate commission model on the back end where are you you're as as couples kind of say I want to register for this and purchases are made you have a revenue-share kind of model is that how it works or is it more of an ad model. X Actually neither of those so the the best way to think about Zola is that we are a hybrid of a Marketplace and an e-commerce business so where am a place in the sense that we have. [14:01] We work directly with over 500 Brands today and of the 50,000 products so if you look at the Zola store you can register for any of those products and we we partner directly with brands. Zola in the same way that we pottanat directly with friends when we were in guilt. The difference and why we have a Marketplace hybrid is that we are not taking inventory so we are in Dropship. Business model and. The big shift that has happened in the home industry which is the industry that registry operates within is. Home Brands really started to transition to enable Dropship capabilities in the last 5 years or so so. If we try to do Zola much earlier it would have been hard for us to do as a business and hard for us to have. Best Dropship capability with the number brands that we would need to have within the registry, and we probably wouldn't have done it if we had to buy all the inventory because with a registry you need a lot of skews and very shallow depth answer that that's the the komaki pre-flight component, an e-commerce site in the sense that Zola is the merchant we are the retailer we have, and developed a relationship with our customers which are a couple's we provide all the customer support and everything is captured through the Zola experience insight and so in that sense we. [15:40] We look and feel like an e-commerce experience. Jason:  [15:45] Very cool and one of the things that maybe I just want understand a little bit better like so when I think of a traditional. [15:51] E-commerce wedding registry it's a single retailer experience so. [15:57] Like in general I have to decide upfront oh I'm going to register at Crate & Barrel in so I go to Crate and Barrel and I I go through there there specific. [16:06] Registry experience in there I'm only going to be able to register for products that they sell and certainly not experiences or cash. Products that they know self. So you are what I would call a sort of a multi retailer registration through you I can register for a potentially much wider range of products I have that right correct. Scot and Shan:  [16:31] Yes and, and we have all the brands that you might expect to find it any other department store so top registry Brands include things like lecreuset all clad KitchenAid and those are all. Brands that we have and partner with on Zola and wee wee retail them like any other department store retailer does. Jason:  [16:56] Yep and so do your partner's 10 Dobby the product manufacturers as opposed to other retailers is that. Scot and Shan:  [17:03] Yes that's right. Jason:  [17:05] Got it. [17:09] So do any of those those brand like so obviously some of those brand cell direct so you mention like la Creuset or All-Clad like they would have their own e-commerce site. Do any of the manufacturers try to do their own wedding registry or is that just not not common at all. Scot and Shan:  [17:28] We don't really see that and I think the reason is because it from the use of perspective, the use of the couple does not want to create, ideally more than one register you don't want to set up a registry on Lake say and then registry on Old Clyde and then it registry on KitchenAid because all of a sudden you're sending your gas to light potentially hundreds are different sites so, you want to do it once and he want everything in the one place it's convenient it's more straightforward for the couple and for the gas which is what the couple also has equally about. Jason:  [18:09] That makes total sense but then I saw recently that you had announced a partnership with Bat Country. That's fascinating cuz you know that you wouldn't think of his the backcountry assortment as the. The traditional merchandise for wedding registry but I suspect you're going to tell me, that it's an in high demand in in the new Target demographic but they I think of as a as more of retail out of other people's products so it does that work differently than your than the manufacturers or or. Scot and Shan:  [18:44] Yeah so wait. The way that we decide how we want to add products apartments or retailers to Zola is based on what we think the couple's pull into the registries. Does m. Couples can set up their Registries and add products that we already have within the Zola stole but they can also on top of that. Add any products from any site online anywhere on the internet into the Zola registry as well and. Similar to the way Pinterest has the pin it button we have the add to Zola button which just pools in that particular product into. A couple's registry and so that for us as being the best insight into one of the products and Brands and retailers that customers, once that we don't currently have on solar because they're pulling it in as a from day one we really had that day too driven approach to merchandising where we, use this. [19:52] Pull data essentially to inform a merchandising roadmap and the reason we added back country. Is because we saw a lot of couple. Registering for outdoor equipment and a wide range of outdoor camping gear. That we didn't have on Zoll at all until we thought sociable. If we would Apollo with that country it would allow us to add a lot of different. Products to the Zola cement very quickly but also that's a brand that we know couples already love it's a retailer that I couples already love and so. [20:35] Makes sense for them to if we will add it to Zola so that's one another example of a similar partnership we did with a retailer is Michael C Fina which is a New York. Tabletop retailer that has. It has a very storied history in New York's upper east side and they had a lot of high-end luxury brand, tabletop, that we didn't have on Zola and we did see that was some months for that and so we added that to the side and certainly that has gone very well and full couples that are looking for that really fine China from top brands. Jason:  [21:19] Very cool and prisoners every time I dine at Scott's house he always has a fabulous table set with Michael C Fina so that that would probably where he would register. Scot and Shan:  [21:30] It's not a great dinner without a great table top iOS actually have Star Wars plates and glasses. Does that is that fancy. [21:42] Well getting some Michael thinking that is the place where many children of presidents have registered for their wedding so it's not surprising that you would also have some of that fine china. Cozy get started in 2013 give us a little idea of traction like gum, have you raised BCE and and how much and any idea about maybe how many weddings have gone to the platform Registries or anything like that you can share would love to get us fuel for the scale that you're dealing with now, Shaw soap since we launched we raised over 40 million in VC funding from. [22:25] Great Venture Capital firms such as Lightspeed Venture partners and Thrive capital and canvas pensions and full Runner to name a few. At most recently I lost round was the series C round where we raised 25 million, into fall last you until be announced at that time we have had over 300,000 couples register with Zola and. Quia multiplying each year. Yeah it's great having race venture capital I have a lot of respect for folk stuff done that it's it's not easy so congratulations on. Thank you and I agree this is not easy. And then so, you know I know Target Macy's and lot as other guys really promote their registry pretty heavily do they view you guys is a threat or are they happy to partner as long as kind of some of the sales go through their retail platform sword or do you go direct Brands pretty much most the time. Right now the vast majority of our business is directly through the Brand's and. What we hear from our brand Partners is that. Zola is one of the few channels that is growing for them which is reflective of our overall. [24:00] Very fast growth is a company and we are also deleting M text audible leading startup. In the Online Registry space so. [24:14] I think for the audience that is Young professional tech-savvy and working busy does not have a lot of time to. Think about all the different places they can register but they want a wide range of things on their registry in Zelda has become the go-to place and I think there are the time we will. Want to see a good reason to partner with more and more. Retail is like the ones you mentioned and it will be determined by the day that away collecting based on what couples and pulling into their registry. Jason:  [24:55] Got it in one thing I do think of most of the traditional like single retail Registries is. [25:02] A big and ponent I assume the overwhelming majority for most of the Retailer's is is actually in store and you know. [25:10] I'm assuming you're exclusively digital like is there an omni-channel Ellen into the offering at this point or is it all via e-commerce. Scot and Shan:  [25:19] One of the really interesting things about, the wedding registry is that unlike the rest of the e-commerce world so I think if we look at e-commerce, total industry online shopping in general it's about between anywhere from 10 to 20% of total purchases online in registry, 80% of registry purchases are online and. When you think about it logically makes sense because if you are a guest you'll going to a wedding. What would you prefer to do if you're buying a gift for your friend do you prefer to go into the store. Awesome to pull up the registry buy it in the store and then leave the store and that's it or would you prefer to do it in a few clicks online so the purchase thing is already online the thing that is. Sometimes off line is when couples want to set up their registry and they want to see some products in person so. [26:22] Full. Use case and Zola has, what we call the Zola townhouse which is essentially a showroom or a concept or an experiment that we have set up in New York where couples can come in person see and touch and feel product that they may want to register fall. However we do find that the vast majority of our couples. At the end of the day end up just registering fully online and don't feel the need to come in to see something person it is something we're experimenting with. Jason:  [26:54] Got it and is there any um. I'm almost wondering if there's an omni-channel component component in terms of the gift delivery right like so you mentioned dropships all these manufacturers are probably shipping the goods and in separate boxes of the couple of or some. Long period of time is going to get boxes. [27:13] Presumably in most cases they're not going to be wrapped or you know what you like so majun one of the areas or opportunities. [27:22] For some future experiences to is to figure out the you know how do you recreate that experience of there being a Pyle of beautiful gifts at the wedding or maybe people just don't want that. Scot and Shan:  [27:33] No couples do not want that that is that is a. I miss that that a couple's want that at their wedding so the actually win a Wii with first thinking about is even a good idea for us to start we interviewed many many couples about. What the wedding planning experience was like what the registry experience was like and what really surprised us was the number one complaint that we heard was, couples who have been through the registry process and had gotten married with saying when it comes to registry the worst part of it was. As people were buying gifts from their various departments or Registries gifts would just start turning up at the house and they had no idea what was coming who sent it what's in the box, if boxes were arriving for them on honeymoon or when they were at work and it was suddenly all the taking, that lives the stress of having to track all these gifts that they didn't even realize what coming when they were coming and. After hearing story after Story of this complaint we thought this is something that is easily solved using technology. The couple should have control over when gifts arrived at home so the thing that we built into Zola from the start and that's. Is is really the idea that couples can control shipping of their own gifts so we don't send anything to the couple. [29:10] Until they say they're actually ready to receive it and. [29:15] That the big difference is that actually couples most couples don't want to receive any gifts until after they've come back from there, honeymoon they've often waiting until they moving into the new home that they move into, between 3 to 6 months after the wedding and then they're ready to look at what will be given and what do we actually want to now receive. So because of this feature which is controlled shipping feature and we have, very low return rate we have virtually no returns because couples are able to determine if they really want something before it shipped to them and for that reason I'm couples tell difference you Zola because. Eliminates this stress of getting gifts when you're not ready to receive them. Jason:  [30:01] That that makes perfect sense and frankly I don't want them to receive my gift until they've proven that they can at least survive the honeymoon. Scot and Shan:  [30:09] Well I've heard all kinds of horror stories of people who and your vote, I have registered elsewhere and they said they can secretly took back the gifts because they wanted something else but then that. And whatever registry that when using. Refunded the person that gave them the gift and then the person was I why did I get a refund for this gift I gave you did it you like it wants to do and then the couple istick embarrassingly like tell the. Fox we could you give that back to me so it's there's a lot of old Christmas around that that we are really try and we have we have avoided. Jason:  [30:49] Yeah and I am sure there that retailer appreciated being used as a gift card. [30:54] The you mentioned earlier that the the the first expansion product could bend the wedding planning product which them that makes. [31:04] Great sense I'm curious like so your first expansion is kind of a vertical expansion into the wedding event. [31:13] And I imagine that the wedding space is a huge opportunity in and of itself is. [31:20] Is that likely the continued to ejector e of Zola would you keep adding like looking for more wallet share of the wedding or like are there other significant gifting occasions that you could see expanding into like what's the. [31:33] What what. Scot and Shan:  [31:35] Yeah yeah so this to a big expansions that, that makes sense for us one is right now in the wedding registry space, even within the us alone that's a 19 billion dollar a year industry so that is a big Market in itself with the lunch and soul the wedding what where, dipping a toe into is the lodge weddings Market which is an additional 70 billion within the US and so that's an area of expansion for us that's very interesting and very deeply. Tied to each other so because we now off of tools in. Wedding planning checklist guest last wedding website and registry overtime it does make sense for us to add more and more based on what the couples are asking us to build for them. Which we already had many requests. [32:35] The next big step is then once you come back from your wedding couples are often moving into the new home they often need more things to set up the Newlywed life together and we already have. Today on the 50,000 products for the home. So you can imagine because we have a great sense for what will a couple's love in terms of the Brand's the price points that stop references similar to what Stitch fix is done and done in fashion we have. Awesome Arkham level of intelligence we can utilize for home and because we already have all the skews we can think about how do we. Move into being the place a couples turn to as they setting up then you home. [33:24] Awesome if you had do you guys have some machine learning folks there that are starting to kind of look at those this correlations. I think that's another if I told you I'd have to kill you kind of question however I will say that engineering is on biggest team and soda. Yes good as an engineer we we appreciate that job job security. So just to switch gears a little bit when you when you talked about how you guys are different you talked about you know your your couples and how they want that mobile experience what are some of the things you guys have done that the differentiate your mobile experience is it, is it an app or is it mobile web and in what are some of the things that you do leverage any of the phone's capabilities and interesting ones. Yeah so this two things that I think you might find interesting so one is we have at this shop the room. Feature within Al iPad app which I personally love the most out of all the different features because it gives you an immersive beautiful editorial type of room. Homescape and you can then click on the hot spots and Shop different products that you see now or add to your wedding registry from there so it's not. Augmented reality in the way that the people think about it today because it's just it's a room that we have shot so it's not your own home yeah. [35:00] But it is giving it is serving the the user need of inspiration and discovery of new products that is. That is also shoppable so that is one thing that we've done that's really interesting that's experiment through our iPad up. The. The other cool features that is one of talk about that we have in Isola iPhone app it's the registry iPhone app and the feature we have there is cold. Glenda which is essentially a Tinder for Home Products so it lets you can swipe through one by one. Selection of products that we have in the Zola stall and if you swipe right you add it to your Zola registry and if you swipe left it dismisses it and you go to the next one, so what's interesting about this is that it is the most popular feature on any of the Zola apps it is. It is very highly used a couples love it and it's it's a very frequent activity that we see people using blender to. Discover new products and add them to the registry which is interesting to me because it's certainly not as. Immersive and emotional and beautiful as the previously tried just described but it is one that people while they described as fun and entertainment and so. [36:30] We've learned a lot through that. I wonder if they're sitting there doing it together or if she she goes and swipe rights on 8 things and he kind of like going to swipe left on these 30 off swipe right on these two other ones, if it's like a dinner you can almost like that there be in there at you know me there's like a button or hit there and talks to, potential newlywed therapy. We do here a lot of brides saying that they are essentially the the manager of the registry so they approve oldest final decisions. Jason:  [37:11] So when you said they wanted complete control you meant complete control for the bra. Scot and Shan:  [37:15] No no that's not what I meant. Jason:  [37:23] I say no more so one of the things is going to be fun as you get to you get this like fascinating insight into how these young couples think like any. Particular products that surprise you the people register for or any sort of funny funny trends that we we might not expect about how people are registering. Scot and Shan:  [37:45] Yeah so the biggest surprise for me was I am. I did a lot of using interviews before launch and I was always asking what. What do you do with a bride-to-be want to register full and I hope lot of fried say I don't need them. Traditional registry items I want. Cool new experiences to do together and I want cool unknown Brands and products so we did have a lot of those and we didn't have as many of the classic, make registry items when we first launched Sola and what we very quickly soul. Which was through this at Isola button that people will pulling into the Registries a lot of the classic registry items that people said they didn't necessarily want so very quickly we can see everyone actually does want. The blender and the toaster and the iron and the vacuum. [38:46] They also want all the things I said they want which one's the experiences and the cool Boutique items and so the takeaway. The point which is kind of obvious in retrospect but not obvious at the time was that they want it all and I wanted to really reflect what that passionate about as a couple soap. Some couple the very passionate about. [39:13] Food and an eating and cooking and drinking wine together and said that you can really see come through on the registry of the couples, very passionate about, Outdoors hiking skiing biking together and said they have all those items on their registry but what is consistent is that, everyone sees the registry is an opportunity to upgrade a lot of the items in the home that they might not necessarily been able to afford themselves so it's what everyone. Does have some sort of blend a toaster or iron this is the chance that they can get the one that. We'll lock them for another 10 years where they might have had that toasted that they bought when they were straight out of college 10 years ago. Apps about his big surprise. Jason:  [40:05] I'm sad to report that next year's toasters are all going to have WiFi so the ones they thought we're going to ask them forever I'm going to be good enough anymore. Scot and Shan:  [40:13] Well I don't know if there was a going to still be the the top sellers because that the top sellers in registry have been the same top salads and many many years so I don't know his buying did the newest gadgets vote, we see some of those on so well but it's not the vast majority of items. Jason:  [40:33] Sure in the actual answer to your question is who's buying the newest gadgets is Scott and I. Scot and Shan:  [40:38] Your Jason ready has the Alexa toaster. Jason:  [40:42] Yeah and Scott has an R2 D2 toaster so that does charity or philanthropy coming to play at Ridge in registry and all. Scot and Shan:  [40:52] Yeah so a couples can certainly set up a charity fund all up Prado at a fun that day then designate. To a charity of their choice and so we really leave it up to the couple to. Share and determine what charity is most meaningful to them and then they can add that to the Zola registry so that is a component. And 1. And we see coming up it's very it's as you might accept a very personal charity or cause. Jason and Shan:  [41:29] Yeah yeah I have to say my own wedding experience was an epic fail. Not hopefully not that the wedding I got married fairly late in life and so my my fiance and I were both lucky enough to like. [41:47] Frankly you like own the aspirational version of most items in so I really didn't want to register I really didn't want to get gifts and felt like it was going to unnecessary until I. Try to get that message out and all the guests were just angry at me. Scot and Shan:  [42:04] Yes you know we hear this actually pretty often in that it is. [42:13] It is often ends up being dead guess who buy you a gift if they want to buy you a gift and so the best thing you can do for yourself is to give guidance and it makes everyone's lives easier. Jason:  [42:26] Yeah if I had it to do over again I would have taken that or if I had met you earlier I would have definitely. [42:32] It taken that advice another topic that's interesting so you know one of the challenges and opportunities you have to acquire your own couples. [42:43] So you know what what like what are the marketing tools that you're using to get customers are couples into the ecosystem. Scot and Shan:  [42:51] So this was one of the things that we learn from guilt and one of the reasons why we really would run to the idea of a wedding registry was this idea that guilt. Cute benefited from a lot of what a mouth and, and referrals because everyone was really excited to share Gill because it was beautiful because they felt like they were letting difference in on a secret date. Dynamic that we liked with Zola was that it has that in built virality or referral, within the concept of a wedding registry because when a couple gets married on average they invite about 150 guests to their wedding so that's the average in the US which means that you have. 150 people who are attending of which most of them will feel, in some way they want to check out your wedding registry and probably buy you a gift and so those, essentially eyeballs that I've been looking at Zola and if Zola is a betta will beautiful more compelling wedding registry they will then when I tell their friends. O use it themselves when they get married so having that in built. [44:19] Referral mechanism into the idea of a wedding registry has been the biggest driver, evolve growth and so when it comes to acquisition we know that if we have a better wedding registry experience than anyone else we will. Be able to grow with a company that's a bad has proven out now but so that's that's what's really driven. Su tomorrow volcanic growth on top of that we are like many e-commerce companies always experimenting with all the online marketing channels so we experiment. In Facebook Pinterest Instagram and those channels Russell interesting because they do have, ways for engaged couples to flag themselves as engage the moment that you get engaged so we are able to Target and, and and it really experiment with different campaigns to understand what what is most compelling for people to want to register with us. What was Sabbath experiment with more recently is some out of a brand marketing so things that unless. Easily trackable at we recently launched the subway advertising campaign in New York. That we sent me advertising Bridal magazines and to oldies things. [45:52] Interesting for us in in that Derek the the challenge for us is how do we get the most insight into the impact. Friendly's marketing dollars. Which is a different kind of challenge to to building the best wedding registry product but we are up to the top. Jason:  [46:12] Yeah it is interesting cuz you look at sort of the the history of the pure-play startups and certainly guilting a prime example but almost everyone bonobos Warby Parker jet whoever you pick it whatever scale, there seems to be in every industry a finite amount of. [46:35] Customers that you can very cost-effectively earn through all these digital tools so I can be a bit social or influencer marketing or digital advertising or search are all these things in in in every industry, there come this inflection point where incremental customers. [46:52] Start to get dramatically more expensive in and sew in in Moe's Industries that's where you see them start to. Get more omni-channel to open Warby Parker stores or bonobos guideshops or you know or if it's not opening stores it's it's Outdoor advertising and things like that is. I think of your industry is a little bit different like you don't just want to reach out of eyeballs like there's only. A small finite period in the life of each each eyeball where it's useful for you to reach them so it almost seems like you you got to find some more. [47:27] Targeted vehicles. Scot and Shan:  [47:29] Yes that's exactly right and that's that's why we found the online channels. As it relates to allocating on mocking budget have always being strong performance for us because we can talk that group of people at that point in time very well online and. And so it continues to, be the most compelling place to invest where we do have budget but the bigger investment and by fall we are spending more time and energy investment on building out, the product experience because we see that drive growth so much more effectively for us. [48:18] Cool. You talked about how in the early days you did a lot of interviews what what kind of user-testing do you guys do now do you do formal, watching people use the system or are you instrument it so you kind of know what they're doing they always get that question from are there on turnovers that kind of get a little lost once they get to a bit of scale it's kind of hard to get that. Feedback. Yeah so we we do we try to do as much as possible when it comes to use a testing so we do. We do what you said which is watching people as they use the website talking out loud talking about what they seeing thinking, these are people that are unfamiliar with Sola we also do face-to-face interviews which are more exploratory which tend to be, tell me about what you think what you're thinking as you stopped to plan your wedding open-ended exploration all that's a lot. Around new product development what we do that and then we do very regular, online surveys to both people that have recently started a Zola registry as well as people that have gone through the entire Journey gone on honeymoon come back and then, close to the end of their life cycle and so we want to survey them on that pole experience answer for each of these different. Types of groups we're asking and looking for different things and. [49:53] Constantly trying to understand what are the things that are causing them to. Restless and promoters of the people and let's not never lose sight of that lets only lived double down on those things. And on the flip side one of they saying that is making them hesitate about Zola. Or making them I'm confused and how can we take those things out for future uses. [50:22] Cool any any day do you can share on desktop vs mobile. What's interesting for us is that it's not as much of a drastic shift to mobile as you seen on the e-commerce businesses and this is because. Setting up a wedding registry is a more considered process than buying a. [50:49] 10 old you're buying a shirt online so for a sexually the we still see. A good amount they probably the majority of people creating their Registries on Zola through desktop however we do see a lot of, management updating of Registries browsing new products adding new products to mobile apps so the initial, experiences desktop and then the follow-on experience through the rest of the life cycle is mobile so for us it's important to be continually and innovating on both, because I user is using both the true omni-channel experience going on there people going in and out of each each one, two two quick wrap-up questions first of all other than obviously everyone should check out Zola and both the the app and, the iPhone app that iPad app and then also the website but do you publish anything online that people could look at it or you popular on the Twitter or LinkedIn or in those kind of things. You can follow. Zola which is this at Zola on any of the social channels and one interesting, article that is Canmore on this topic actually that one of our investors just published on Monday which people name, your audience he might be interested in checking out is so invested Alex taussig at Lightspeed Venture Partners wrote a medium blog post on the concept of. [52:26] Product Channel fit which is the next thing any. Company Pinnacle e-commerce companies need to tackle once they've tackled product-market fit so that post. Is critically interesting and it kampala's how. Zola thinking about product Channel fit and talks a bit to just one prong of. Yo what up marketing more acquisition team might look at to drive growth. Sprinkle we will put that in the show notes and then last question got stepping outside of the wedding industry in and putting on your e-commerce biru hat you've been in the industry for a long time, where do you see things going in the next 3 to 5 years what what get you super excited, Innovations in e-commerce that I'm excited about and so one is, I think very clearly everyone seeing the direct-to-consumer, Trent answer the continues to be new brands in new categories that are emerging that I find very exciting both in the way they're thinking about product about selling and marketing, the second big category is. [53:45] Innovations in what I described as curated marketplaces or Target Market places that are serving a particular audience or need some examples of this might be. [54:01] Caviar in food space oil and, net-a-porter which is not quite a market place but it is a house of Brands Zola falls into this category of companies include your Rent the Runway which is a different take on on this, Stitch fix danco or Unbound and then the third big category of innovation which I find very exciting and e-commerce is. All the Innovation that's happening in the supply chain so technology that is. [54:38] Supporting e-commerce companies all supporting retail Brands to. To buy create a better user experience on the front end but also create. Address of business operation end-to-end from the moment you think about sourcing your product right through to provide customer support through to reporting analytics Adams shipping. So those three things I think I completely changing your even though. Amazon is the thing that everyone wants to talk about there is this really true Innovation happening across the board outside of just how much on. Jason:  [55:23] Very cool in one bonus question that that we ask every guest if you were going to have to dress in a costume to appear on your company photo what what would you dress up as. Scot and Shan:  [55:38] Well I'm a huge Game of Thrones fan and we do take Halloween very seriously so my favorite Halloween costume retire. Secretly don't tell Mom one twice is Daenerys from Game of Thrones because I have a dog which I like to dress up as a dragon so that would probably be the one that I would have to pick. Very cool and then you yelled Rick Harrison the dog it's not spoiler. Jason:  [56:11] I know I was just reminding everyone. Scot:  [56:12] I haven't yet but I might try that this year. Jason:  [56:17] I think that'd be cool I have a little dog MacGyver and he doesn't much better Chewbacca than he does a dragon. [56:26] Well Shan it has happened again we have used all of our lot of time but we definitely want to thank you for joining us sweet we certainly wish Zilla all the best and look forward to following your success I want to remind listeners that you're welcome to continue the dialogue on Facebook, if you have any questions or comments about Today Show, feel free to come over Facebook page and leave us a note we try to be very responsive and of course as always if you really enjoyed this episode jump on the iTunes and give us that 5-star review, that's that's how we pay the bills at the Jason is gosh I was 5 Star reviews. Scot:  [57:04] Thanks Shan have a great evening. Jason:  [57:11] Until next time happy you commercing.

This week we revisit the song that made my guest rip off his Avenged Sevenfold shirt, peel off his fingerless gloves, and stomp on his leather fedora flat: “Bat Country” We discuss the Guns N Rose-ification of the band on their third album, the time my high school English teacher made me turn their shirt inside out, and their choice to honor Hunter S Thompson with CGI bat wings and weirdly phallic, reptilian stripper tails. Also: incessant over-the-top drumming, phrase after boring phrase coined in the lyrics, embarrassing listener comments from the Facebook group and an overly supportive stepdad in the youtube comments Music We Like: Royal Blood’s “Hook Line and Sinker,” Royal Headache’s “Royal Headache,” Lemonheads “The Lemonheads,” Propagandhi’s “Victory Lap,” and Boris’s “Dear”

They're back and talking SXSW, Night In The Woods, and car wrecks. 

Draven, Charlotte sarte (@gothcharlotte) and Matt hit the road on the way to Avn 2017. They decide to fire up the H6 to capture the moment.  Lots of AVN plans get discussed along the way.   Purchase your Copy of "The Red Seven" by Robert Dean here    Find us on Laughable available in the Itunes app store   The 288 podcast Theme is performed by One Season  http://www.oneseasonmusic.com/

John Halcyon tells Arash all about his rise to fame from the early days of the internet, the experiences that inspired the development of Hug Nation as well as how his adventures with Bat Country lead to the formulation of Pink Heart.

The Cognitive Rampage Podcast S39: Dr. Parker Mott The Bat Country Psychologist returns to talk about guns and mental health.   The Cognitive Rampage hosts cerebral guests, offers mental health help, pushes you to question everything, including yourself and is a human experience exploratory podcast. In my book, The Cognitive Rampage, I have fused the cognitive, behavioral, social and biological sciences into a book to help you discover a deeper you, and create and sustain change in your life. Now Available on Amazon, Kindle and Barnes and Noble Hello, my name is Adam Lowery. I hope you’re taking care of you and living your Cognitive Rampage! What does that mean? It is about cultivating happiness through a passionate pursuit of life optimization, an enthusiastically persistent search for competence in mind, body and belief while building an optimistically rational life philosophy and living and growing your purposeful structure.

In this episode I talk to the mastermind of Digital Nerdage, Pat, about all things E3. Turns out he was one of my friends who actually pays attention to the Video Game Conference and just got done sharing his thoughts on his podcast. I was than join by Ryk (pronounced Rake) from across the pond, to talk about this two awesome web comics ‘Bat Country’ and ‘Three Ring Samurai’. ]]>

In this episode I talk to the mastermind of Digital Nerdage, Pat, about all things E3. Turns out he was one of my friends who actually pays attention to the Video Game Conference and just got done sharing his thoughts on his podcast. I was than join by Ryk (pronounced Rake) from across the pond, to talk about this two awesome web comics ‘Bat Country' and ‘Three Ring Samurai'.

The entire FBT braintrust of MV, Frothy and Elliot get together to discuss the Gophers' season opener against the UNLV Rebels. Being who we are, everything about the game and matchups are metaphorically described using famous Las Vegas movie references, especially levels of Ben Sanderson (Leaving Las Vegas) and copius amounts of Gonzo (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas). In the cast, Frothy and MV share their armcharm analysis from watching minutes of film on the 2011 Rebel squad, thumbing through the UNLV media guide and making general truisms regarding Bobby Hauck's career to date in Vegas. A general discussion of how the Gophers stack up against the Rebels results, with the requisite caveats and cautiousness that has come to occupy Gopherdom since Brewster left the program in taters. Speaking of Brewster, the faint of heart should be warned at the 1:08:00 mark as Frothy goes VERY frontal on Tim Brewster and his comments to the press after he first arrived in Starkville for his new coaching "gig." This may in fact be the first Rated-R FBT podcast due exclusively to ranting and raving about Basement Brew. As always, tangents, irreverence, a thourgh flogging of cliched takes and general amateurism rule the day. We'd call it our finest work to date for precisely those reasons. Go Gophers and time to descend upon Bat Country, err, Las Vegas!

Bat Country! Where your boys have moved on up to the big time. These guys are rotten, they're just rotten. Seriously, it's rotten.

Bat Country welcomes Rachel Welles, Zane Stroud, Danny K, Christine, Col Col and Corey Tam to talk about 2010 as a film year. Join us on our magical boxing day drunken journey.

An industry professional all the way from L.A. by the name of Josh Aufrance joins Paul in Bat Country to tell us a tiny bit about his work, and they both shoot the shit about Sigur Ros' documentary Heima, New York I Love You and the recent John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy. Enjoy!

Stephen Weiss scores to give the Panthers a 3-1 lead against Washington.

This time around the boys fend off bats in the studio, discuss the relegation of Producer Pete's beloved Toon, FA Cup songs, Marcus and Jim's exciting trip to Rome and some utter nonsense spouted by dogging's Stan Collymore. On top of that they also talk about some mental stuff that's happened in South America, but that goes without saying by now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode I talk to the mastermind of Digital Nerdage, Pat, about all things E3. Turns out he was one of my friends who actually pays attention to the Video Game Conference and just got done sharing his thoughts on his podcast. I was than join by Ryk (pronounced Rake) from across the pond, to talk about this two awesome web comics ‘Bat Country' and ‘Three Ring Samurai'.