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In this Season 7 episode, my wife guest stars and tries to answer 10 album/artist questions correctly in a similar format to Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?
How do TV producers decide how much money to give away? A little psychology and a lot of math. Zachary Crockett phones a friend. SOURCES:Bowen Kerins, math teacher and former contestant on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire.Arthur Smith, CEO of A. Smith & Co. Productions and author of "Reach: Hard Lessons and Learned Truths from a Lifetime in Television."Aaron Solomon, television producer. RESOURCES:"‘The Price Is Right' Celebrates 10,000 Episodes With Extra Big Wins for Contestants That Top Off at $100,000!" by Rosemary Rossi (Variety, 2025)."Why haven't more game show prizes been adjusted for inflation?" by Janet Nguyen (Marketplace, 2023)."Deal or No Deal? Decision Making under Risk in a Large-Payoff Game Show," by Thierry Post, Martijn J. van den Assem, Guido Baltussen, and Richard Thaler (American Economic Review, 2008)."Why Game Shows Have Economists Glued to Their TVs," by Charles Florelle (Wall Street Journal, 2006). EXTRAS:"Bowen Kerins on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2000).
In this edition of Behind the Scenes we chat with Claudia Rosencrantz. In her ten years as Controller of entertainment at ITV she entirely redefined LE by commissioning genre-busting, ratings-giants such as “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire”, “Britain's Got Talent”, “Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway”, “The X Factor” and more. Claudia also talks about working with Chris Evans, Sir Elton John as well as her long, award-winning association and close friendship with the genius who was Barry Humphries. Support the podcast by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/BEHINDTHESCENESWITHCOLINEDMONDS Colin Edmonds socials Facebook: colin.edmonds.73 Instagram: colinedmondsssm Twitter:@ColinEdmondsSSM Website: https://www.steamsmokeandmirrors.com/ Listen to all episodes of the podcast available on; Spotify Amazon Music Audible Apple Podcasts BOOKS Buy Steam, Smoke and Mirrors Available at Caffeine Nights Available at Amazon Available on Audible Buy The Lazarus Curiosity: Steam, Smoke and Mirrors 2 Available at Caffeine Nights Available at Amazon Available on Audible Buy The Nostradamus Curiosity: Steam, Smoke and Mirrors 3 Available at Caffeine Nights Available at Amazon
Writer Brad Evans (The Tonight Show) joins to discuss the 2019 neo-noir SERENITY starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jason Clarke, and Djimon Hounsou. Steven Knight wrote and directed this sultry pulp tale of a fisherman seduced by his ex-wife into a plot to murder her current husband. A steamy thriller with a jaw-dropping twist, SERENITY was unceremoniously dumped into theaters by its distributor, Aviron Pictures in January 2019 with little to no promotional push. The film was an unqualified critical and box office failure, but that won't stop Mama Needs a Movie from stepping aboard SERENITY to further examine the film's audacious plot and maybe even seek out some overdue Justice for the fish named Justice. Grab a pole, bait your hook and cast your line into an oceanic discussion of SERENITY that makes room for diversions into Babylon, high school film courses, JFK, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, Stutz, and much, much more!
Let's talk TV game shows real quick … Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?The Price Is RightFamily FeudJackassSteve Harvey
The Squadcast returns after a week off, as Craig and Murphy welcome Gregor Brown to the hotseat.Who always does their extras after training? Who's Gregor's go-to for Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? And why might Murphy never speak to Gregor again?...Find out now on the official podcast of Glasgow Warriors! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This month on Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg “The Restaurant Guy” and Jimmy Frischling “The Finance Guy” are taking a break from their usual interview episodes and bringing you a Best Of season of all your favorite segments. They bring back “Best Of” old favorites such as “Which Came First” and “The Crystal Ball Moment.”In this episode they feature a Best Of Who Would You Beat Quickfire question with special guest and Co Founder & CEO at Chowly, Inc., Sterling Douglass. Schatzberg and Frischling would ask each guest who they would choose to have better odds of beating in a selected game. Frischling says, “It is by far the funniest question, and one where I will say, I hold the record as the stronger competitor over Schatzy. We've had funny answers throughout the season such as Schatzy being compared to a skinny can of shaken soda waiting to pop.” Schatzberg asks Douglass, “If you were to challenge Jimmy or I to a game of Paintball, who do you have the better odds of beating?” Douglass answers definitely Jimmy. You can check out the best of episode to hear Steven Simoni who at the time was the chief executive officer at Bbot choose who he would have the better odds in beating at Scrabble. Michael Jacober, CEO of Blanket gets asked about Clue, Clockedin's chief executive officer, Eric Smith's question was a round of bowling. Smith sounds like he was going to choose Frischling but picks Schatzberg. To hear all of the best of who would you beat answers to the questions they asked CEO of Ingest, Daniel Meth's challenge response to Slip N' Slide, Targetable, CEO, Andrew Nash pick his odds for Gin Rummy, Minnow's CEO, Steven Sperry's choice for Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, who Mighty Quinn Barbeque's co-ceo, Micha Magid picks for Pin The Tail On The Donkey, Josh Goodman, chief executive office of PourMyBeer answer for thumb war and Dispatch Goods CEO Lindsey Hoell gets asked who she has better odds of beating at Yahtzee. Ivan Matkovic, CEO of Spendgo gets asked who he would have better odds of beating in a game of risk. Matkovic picks Schatzberg. Tune in to hear the challenges and learn who Scott Siegel, chief executive officer from Curbit, Clayton Wood, CEO of Picnic, Rob Carpenter of Valyant AI, Kimberly Smith, chief executive officer of Copia, Taj Adhav CEO of Leascake, Zack Oates, Ovation CEO, Brandon Barton, CEO of Bite, Gary Goodman CEO of Yumpingo and Agot.AI CEO, Evan DeSantola on this best of episode on Hospitality Hangout.
This month on Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg “The Restaurant Guy” and Jimmy Frischling “The Finance Guy” are taking a break from their usual interview episodes and bringing you a Best Of season of all your favorite segments. They bring back “Best Of” old favorites such as “Which Came First” and “The Crystal Ball Moment.”In this episode they feature a Best Of Who Would You Beat Quickfire question with special guest and Co Founder & CEO at Chowly, Inc., Sterling Douglass. Schatzberg and Frischling would ask each guest who they would choose to have better odds of beating in a selected game. Frischling says, “It is by far the funniest question, and one where I will say, I hold the record as the stronger competitor over Schatzy. We've had funny answers throughout the season such as Schatzy being compared to a skinny can of shaken soda waiting to pop.” Schatzberg asks Douglass, “If you were to challenge Jimmy or I to a game of Paintball, who do you have the better odds of beating?” Douglass answers definitely Jimmy. You can check out the best of episode to hear Steven Simoni who at the time was the chief executive officer at Bbot choose who he would have the better odds in beating at Scrabble. Michael Jacober, CEO of Blanket gets asked about Clue, Clockedin's chief executive officer, Eric Smith's question was a round of bowling. Smith sounds like he was going to choose Frischling but picks Schatzberg. To hear all of the best of who would you beat answers to the questions they asked CEO of Ingest, Daniel Meth's challenge response to Slip N' Slide, Targetable, CEO, Andrew Nash pick his odds for Gin Rummy, Minnow's CEO, Steven Sperry's choice for Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, who Mighty Quinn Barbeque's co-ceo, Micha Magid picks for Pin The Tail On The Donkey, Josh Goodman, chief executive office of PourMyBeer answer for thumb war and Dispatch Goods CEO Lindsey Hoell gets asked who she has better odds of beating at Yahtzee. Ivan Matkovic, CEO of Spendgo gets asked who he would have better odds of beating in a game of risk. Matkovic picks Schatzberg. Tune in to hear the challenges and learn who Scott Siegel, chief executive officer from Curbit, Clayton Wood, CEO of Picnic, Rob Carpenter of Valyant AI, Kimberly Smith, chief executive officer of Copia, Taj Adhav CEO of Leascake, Zack Oates, Ovation CEO, Brandon Barton, CEO of Bite, Gary Goodman CEO of Yumpingo and Agot.AI CEO, Evan DeSantola on this best of episode on Hospitality Hangout.
Welcome to the short leadership episode of the Kult Creator Experience. In this episode, we will go into the main episode of the Melissa Del Toro Schaffner podcast and discuss my key moments of the episode. I got this idea of doing a short episode from my business partner Rob Lawrence. When I asked Melissa what makes a good leader- she replied. "A good leader can ruse people around a vision and inspire them to execute it. We see so much cynicism in people and kids just looking around for the example that they have to become because nobody's stepping up, which is ridiculous. Why should our kids be the ones that do it? It's our responsibility." She set an example of this by quitting her high-paying electrical engineering job and following her passion for becoming a voice actor. She started doing audiobooks and met a fantastic author. They collaborated to create an audio drama podcast, The Untold tales, short sci-fi stories with fantastical characters and unique perspectives. Melissa utilizes her podcast as a portfolio to get more work as a voice actor and to share stories of other authors whose works remain invisible. She understands the importance of consistency, managing expectations, and having a long game, a roadmap. Tune into this short episode to learn about Melissa's podcasting journey. Here are some quick highlights from this episode: [1:17]-Melissa's journey of quitting her high-paying job and starting as a voice artist [2:22] -What is Melissa's definition of a good leader? [4:56]-What if people don't like my content-Melissa's response to this question? [8:12]- How Melissa's defined success in podcasting? [10:36]-Why does Melissa put so much effort into something she makes no money on? [12:11]- What does she want to be known for through this content? [13:26]-What to do if you don't enjoy doing something? [17:06]-Wrap-up episode KEY INSIGHTS If you aren't enjoying the content creation process. Please don't do it. Don't feel like you have to be married to anything with content. A good leader helps build some level of consensus that works for everyone, which is extremely difficult and rarely happens. A good leader lets other people lead, contribute, and make decisions that are right for them. We see so much cynicism in people and kids just looking around for the example they have to become because nobody's stepping up, which is ridiculous. Why should our kids be the ones that do it? It's our responsibility. GUEST BIO Hello! My name is Melissa Del Toro Schaffner. I am an American Voice Actor and co-creator/producer/narrator of The Untold Tales Podcast - a short story sci-fi audio drama. In addition to being in the Mom after 40 club, I am grateful to be an international best-selling author, accomplished Accountability Coach, and the creator/ illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters” (available in English and Spanish). I was also a contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire” and was an Electrical Engineer and a Project Manager before I took the big leap into my dream of business ownership. My current mission to inspire one million women to live the life of their dreams and to use my voice as a force of nature to do good in the world. Check out these Resources and Items Mentioned in the Show http://hyperurl.co/Untold-Tales (The Untold Tales Short story sci-fi podcast) https://www.melissadeltoro.com/empower-me (Free Mindset Audio-”Empower me” for you ) https://www.melissadeltoro.com/Beginner_VO_Advice (Beginner Voiceover advice from beginner) Follow our Host / Guesthttps://www.instagram.com/melissadeltoro_voiceover/ (Connect Melissa Del Toro Schaffner on Instagram) https://twitter.com/melissaideltoro?s=20&t=RrS0YLl3g9E48WEvi9JbAA (Connect Melissa on Twitter) https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissaideltoro/ (Connect...
In today's episode, our guest is Melissa Del Toro Schaffner. She is an American Voice Actor and co-creator/producer/narrator of The Untold Tales Podcast - a short story sci-fi audio drama. As a child, Melissa enjoyed making different voices, but she chose electrical engineering as a career. When her daughter was born, she refused to go back to her job as she didn't want to miss any key moments of her daughter's life. After taking a leap of faith, she started her voice acting business. She began doing audiobooks and turn, met a fantastic author, and together they collaborated to create an audio drama podcast -"The Untold Tales", a sci-fi short story podcast In this episode, she shared how she uses her podcast to share her talent as a voice actor and other creative storytellers' stories. Podcasting has given her a space to show her creativity and not bound by any agency or person to dictate what she should instead be doing. She puts so much effort into her podcast by choosing a great story, hiring a coach to help her play characters' accents, and selecting songs that go well with the story. With podcasting, she planned for the long game, giving herself at least a year to build an audience and a back catalogue of binge-listening. She is now on in season 3 of her podcast. Tune into this episode and listen to Melissa's content creation journey story. Listen to this episode on your favourite podcasting platform, and if you enjoy it, give us a review on Podchaser; please clickhttps://www.podchaser.com/TheKultCreatorExperience ( https://www.podchaser.com/TheKultCreatorExperience). It can really help others discover the Podcast. Here are some quick highlights from this episode: [03:15]- Melissa Del Toro Schaffner Introduction and journey of starting her sci-fi storytelling podcast [08:27] -What inspired Melissa to start voice acting? [10:48]- How does the podcast benefit Melissa to stand out as a voice actor in a competitive space? [12:02]-Why does audio quality and choosing the right music matter? [12:45]-Surprising fact about building podcast audience [17:16]-A look into Melissa's podcast production process [21:46]- How does Melissa make more money by doing the podcast for free? [27:45]- A discussion of the community building platform [30:40]- How to attract an audience on social media? [33:22] -How long it takes to see the results in a podcast [35:25] -How can you market a fictional podcast? [46:52]-Melissa's message for new content creator [48:52]- Other Methods to increase your podcast visibility KEY INSIGHTS If you aren't enjoying the content creation process. Please don't do it. Don't feel like you have to be married to anything with content. A good leader helps build some level of consensus that works for everyone, which is extremely difficult and rarely happens. A good leader lets other people lead, contribute, and make decisions that are right for them. We see so much cynicism in people and kids just looking around for the example they have to become because nobody's stepping up, which is ridiculous. Why should our kids be the ones that do it? It's our responsibility. GUEST BIO Hello! My name is Melissa Del Toro Schaffner. I am an American Voice Actor and co-creator/producer/narrator of The Untold Tales Podcast - a short story sci-fi audio drama. In addition to being in the Mom after 40 club, I am grateful to be an international best-selling author, accomplished Accountability Coach, and the creator/ illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters” (available in English and Spanish). I was also a contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire” and was an Electrical Engineer and a Project Manager before I took the big leap into my dream of business ownership. My current mission is to inspire one million women to live the life of their dreams and to use my voice as a force of nature...
It's the final pod before the Arsenal Summer Tour of the US - and who better to join us than someone who, in addition to having a stellar Karaoke voice, will be making the trip to cover the tour for Football.London and hanging out with the likes of a certain Magic Mike in Baltimore and Orlando. Will Kaya make it back to London with a job? Will he make it back at all? Stay tuned! We talked with Kaya about the preseason friendly v. Nuremberg, the debut of Jesus, Nketiah's role and formation possibilities, Saliba's possible contract extension, we recalled karaoke nights in London, and ended up watching 5 minutes of a certain magical one on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire from 23 years ago.. this episode had a little of everything!
Steve Cooper talks with musician Martin Fry. Martin is best known for being lead singer of the band ABC. ABC's debut The Lexicon of Love went to No 1 and sold over a million records. To date, ABC have released nine studio albums and their hits include Tears Are Not Enough, Poison Arrow, The Look of Love and All of My Heart, That Was Then but This Is Now, (How to Be A) Millionaire and When Smokey Sings.
Beef enters the Podcast dating world as he is in the search of a new co-host on ePodmony. His excited search comes to a halting stop pretty quick... Beef also happens to be searching for more Juice.. why do restaurants serve the smallest juice cups ever seen? There's been a recent arrest of three individuals for recreating Club Penguin. Tom has to guess what is the US Government storing in a giant cave under Springfield, Missouri. We also lay rest to one of the greatest hosts of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, Regis Philbin, host of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire. Beef feels judged every time he enters a Target or Starbucks while Tom feels like it's the best place for wasting time. Then the boys wrap up the show with yet another snake draft of, "Best Hobbies for People Over the Age of 70".
When Nathan Borg got fed up with not seeing characters on TV that best represented his disability, he rang up Channel 10 himself and pitched a brand new character. It was a bold move and it worked - Nathan, who is deaf and wears a cochlear implant, now plays Curtis on Australia's longest running soap opera 'Neighbours'. In this chat Nathan tells Dylan and Angus about being told to give up on acting when he was younger, how he can control what and how he hears via a high-tech app, plus the three hatch a master plan to use Nathan's cochlear impact to cheat on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Episode 3 of 3 Inherent in almost every aspect of human life is the idea that experts rule all. We defer to doctors, scientists, TV personalities, and assume that average person is only one step up from an alley cat. In this INSANE book, James lays out a mindF**** idea that.......Large groups of people are SMARTER than ANY EXPERT NO MATTER HOW SMART. From capitalism, to ants, to military history, James blows our minds and SHITS all over traditional thinking. You'll like this series if you Want to know what "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire" and "BumFights" have in common Want to hear the story of an actual miracle Want to use this knowledge to create a billion dollar company and ultimately live forever Feel emotionally and spiritually called to rappers like Tee Grizzley and Fat Trel Death from above.
Episode 2 of 3 Inherent in almost every aspect of human life is the idea that experts rule all. We defer to doctors, scientists, TV personalities, and assume that average person is only one step up from an alley cat. In this INSANE book, James lays out a mindF**** idea that.......Large groups of people are SMARTER than ANY EXPERT NO MATTER HOW SMART. From capitalism, to ants, to military history, James blows our minds and SHITS all over traditional thinking. You'll like this series if you Want to know what "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire" and "BumFights" have in common Want to hear the story of an actual miracle Want to use this knowledge to create a billion dollar company and ultimately live forever Feel emotionally and spiritually called to rappers like Tee Grizzley and Fat Trel Death from above.
Episode 1 of 3. Inherent in almost every aspect of human life is the idea that experts rule all. We defer to doctors, scientists, TV personalities, and assume that average person is only one step up from an alley cat. In this INSANE book, James lays out a mindF**** idea that.......Large groups of people are SMARTER than ANY EXPERT NO MATTER HOW SMART. From capitalism, to ants, to military history, James blows our minds and SHITS all over traditional thinking. You'll like this series if you Want to know what "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire" and "BumFights" have in common Want to hear the story of an actual miracle Want to use this knowledge to create a billion dollar company and ultimately live forever Feel emotionally and spiritually called to rappers like Tee Grizzley and Fat Trel Death from above.
BAFTA winning Fleabag star Sian Clifford may not have graced our screens with the infamous pencil haircut had it not been for her ‘Thank You, Next' and overcoming a chapter in her life which at the time felt hideous but perhaps shaped her.As well as Fleabag, you will also know Sian from starring in Vanity Fair and alongside Matthew Macfadyen in the miniseries Quiz, based on the coughing scandal on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? But what is Sian's Thank you, Next…You can still listen back to the full episode with Sian below:https://podfollow.com/thanksamillion/episode/b8bf54e93f302efa3ed55b30a65a89d68b614dc8/view If you're not already, make sure you're subscribed to my Weekly Newsletter. It's FREE and is an email hug of a Sunday morning packed full of wellbeing tips, tasty recipes (the food and fashion kind), interviews with my favourite people and a whole load of loveliness. Sign up here:https://angelascanlon.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9bab7f9de32315678140972a4&id=5dcb6c5225GET IN TOUCH instagram.com/angelascanlon twitter.com/angelascanlon facebook.com/angelascanlon #ThanksAMillionTrio instagram.com/siansstillspace twitter.com/SiansUniverse See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Do you wanna play a game? Too bad that is kind of the theme for this week. We take a crack at classic games like Who Wants to Be A Millionaire and Is The Anime Title Real or Fake? While we have to invoke a clone of Regis Philbin to really sell the bit but it was worth the cost. Let us take you back to those sick days home from school with our meme based game show!Talking Points: The Lou Gramm Band, Foreigner Christian Puns, A Clone of Regis Philbin, Who Wants to Be... A Meme-ionaire, Is the Anime Title Real or Fake, Insane People Tweets put us in a dark place, which Veggie Tales Character would you steam and eat, advice for graduates.Check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hevel-A-Zillenial-Podcast-100891458536002/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hevelcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/hevelcast
Jeff and Sandy go back to May 1, 1989 to the Grand Opening of Disney's MGM Studios and all the changes the Studios have seen from the obvious of the name to the loss of the Earful Tower, the Sorcerer Hat and so many attractions they have trouble packing it all in, Hear about the legendary Marty Sklar, Imagineering force behind this park. For Sklar fans, be sure to get your copy of his books to hear his incredible stories - One Little Spark!, Travel with Figment on the Road in Search of Disney Dreams, and Dream It! Do It! My Half Century Creating Disney's Magic Kingdoms #afflinks Reminisce on such greats as Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, American Idol and Sounds Dangerous. Remember great shows like Disney's Movie Magic, Pixar Live!, Hunchback and more.Recall the star studded weekends that are no more - ESPN Weekend, ABC Soaps Weekend and of course, Star Wars Weekends featuring the 501st Legion.
In episode of the Mom Owned and Operated podcast, Rita Suzanne and Melissa Del Toro Schaffner discuss raising a family, running a business and remembering yourself.Melissa Del Toro Schaffner is an American Voice Actor and co-creator/producer/narrator of the short story sci-fi audio drama podcast, Untold Tales. Her educational background as an Electrical Engineer and Project Manager, as well as her newest role as a Mother, helps her emote for a very broad range of roles and characters in various genres. In addition to being in the Mom after 40 club, she wears multiple hats including international best selling author, accomplished Accountability Coach, and creator/ illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters” (available in English and Spanish). Melissa was also a contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire” and has volunteered her voice for numerous educational materials the Learning Ally in NYC - recording audiobooks for Blind and Dyslexic students. Her current mission to inspire one million women to live the life of their dreams.You can connect with Melissa through her website. Listen to more interviews by visiting momownedandoperated.com and apply to work with Rita at ritasuzanne.com/apply/
How to Be A Millionaire with Cydney O'Sullivan & Jen DeVore Richter part 4 Are you an entrepreneur who has an important message to share and want to reach more people? Are you frustrated with your marketing efforts and want to streamline it while building visibility and getting measurable results? If this sounds like something you are interested in, then you are in the right place! Jen DeVore Richter is a former marketing executive for NASA at Kennedy Space Center turned award winning global business coach, sales and marketing keynote speaker and marketing strategist. Her super power is monetizing business through Attraction Marketing that gets measurable results. She works with sales and marketing teams to improve marketing results, increase productivity through systems and automation, and launch campaigns that convert. Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Website: https://MillionairesAcademy.com Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionairesacademy/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca ( https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca)
How to Be A Millionaire with Cydney O'Sullivan & Jen DeVore Richter part 2 Are you an entrepreneur who has an important message to share and want to reach more people? Are you frustrated with your marketing efforts and want to streamline it while building visibility and getting measurable results? If this sounds like something you are interested in, then you are in the right place! Jen DeVore Richter is a former marketing executive for NASA at Kennedy Space Center turned award winning global business coach, sales and marketing keynote speaker and marketing strategist. Her super power is monetizing business through Attraction Marketing that gets measurable results. She works with sales and marketing teams to improve marketing results, increase productivity through systems and automation, and launch campaigns that convert. Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Website: https://MillionairesAcademy.com Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionairesacademy/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca ( https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca)
How to Be A Millionaire with Cydney O'Sullivan & Jen DeVore Richter part 3 Are you an entrepreneur who has an important message to share and want to reach more people? Are you frustrated with your marketing efforts and want to streamline it while building visibility and getting measurable results? If this sounds like something you are interested in, then you are in the right place! Jen DeVore Richter is a former marketing executive for NASA at Kennedy Space Center turned award winning global business coach, sales and marketing keynote speaker and marketing strategist. Her super power is monetizing business through Attraction Marketing that gets measurable results. She works with sales and marketing teams to improve marketing results, increase productivity through systems and automation, and launch campaigns that convert. Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Website: https://MillionairesAcademy.com Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionairesacademy/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca ( https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca)
This week Savannah wins a million dollars, we play Who Wants to Be A Millionaire and RALPH, and Peri channels her inner race car.
On the How to Be A Millionaire show with Cydney O'Sullivan, my guest is Sarah McCrum. Most people experience fear and stress around money and they're not aware how much it's influencing their business, financial and family life, and their impact in the world. Sarah McCrum is a teacher and author who helps people create a healthy relationship with money. She helps them grow the inner skills they need to handle the challenges of money, business and family life so they can live more generously towards themselves and others. She offers a practical, relaxed approach through her courses based on the principles of her book, Love Money, Money Loves You. Her work is founded on 30 years of personal practice, 22 years of training with Chinese Masters and two decades of coaching business owners and leaders. Sarah has influenced the lives of tens of thousands worldwide to expand their consciousness around money and generosity. Sarah's Money Score Card: https://geni.us/MoneyScoreCard Money Loves You Programs: https://geni.us/LoveMoneyPrograms Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Website: https://MillionairesAcademy.com Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionair
I chat with Michael, the co-founder of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire. We dig into his career as a comedy writer, working with Kenny Everett, Jo Brand and Jasper Carott. We break down his journey and how he ended up creating one of the most successful British TV shows. A brilliant chat about the industry, how it's changed and if we're funnier now!
In this episode, my guest is the amazing voice actor, and accountability coach, Melissa Del Toro Schaffner. She is sharing with us the power of finding your voice. Melissa Del Toro Schaffner is an American Voice Actor, Podcaster, and an accomplished Accountability Coach. She has worn multiple hats including international best-selling author, Creator and Illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters”, and contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire”. Melissa's educational background is in Electrical Engineering and Project Management and she has lived and worked all over the United States and traveled by herself all over the Western Hemisphere-from Dogsledding in Nome, Alaska, to trekking the pyramids of Mexico, to touring the Kremlin at Christmastime. She became a mother late in life (after 40) and now the mom of a preschooler, she uses her experiences as a mother and corporate professional to perform her voiceover scripts for a global client base Guest Social Media links Website: https://www.melissadeltoro.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissaideltoro/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/melissaideltoro?lang=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissadeltoro_voiceover Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melissadeltorointernational Victoria Lowell is a financial advocate, coach, international bestselling author of “Empower your Worth: A Woman’s Guide to Increasing Self-Worth and Net Worth.” and the founder of Empowered Worth, a financial-education platform that empowers women to become active participants in their own financial future and well-being. In late 2018 she left Wall Street and followed her passion to help women assert themselves fiscally. Her expertise in this field has led to her hosting this podcast, conferences and webinars, motivational speaking and being a guest on many tv, radio and podcast shows. The Empowered Worth Membership is FREE for you our listeners. Visit www.empoweredworth.com and join our membership, you will get our on-demand personal finance course, early access and registrations for workshop and seminars and more. Registration is now open for our EMPOWERED WORTH MASTERCLASS. A 12 week live virtual class and more with Victoria “Vicky” Lowell valued at $999. Our Special Holiday Promotion offers it at $250 till February 1st. Sign up today!!! Thanks for listening! It means so much to us that you listened to our podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation with us, head on over to www.empoweredworth.com . With this podcast, we are building a community of Empowered Women that we hope to inspire to a better their lives and take their place at the financial table. If you know somebody who would benefit from this message, or would be an awesome addition to our community, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Social Media links Instagram - @empoweredworth Facebook - @victorialowellew & @empoweredworth Twitter - @empoweredworth Pinterest - @empoweredworth You Tube - @empoweredworth Website – www.empoweredworth.com Get our FREE Membership today and get access to our on-demand personal finance course and much more FREE MEMBERSHIP Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave us a review We appreciate every bit of feedback to make this a value adding part of your day. Ratings and reviews from our listeners not only help us improve, but also help others find us in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes goes a long way! Thank You!!
Get Your Free Million Dollar Message book: https://www.millionairesmastermind.co/your-message-book (https://www.millionairesmastermind.co/your-message-book) On the How to Be A Millionaire show with Cydney O'Sullivan, my guest Johann Nogueira has spent his entire career solving problems and fixing businesses. He discovered the power of systemization and leverage in his early 20's, where he built his first ecommerce business. This knowledge allowed him to grow not only his business but his client's as well. One of his latest businesses has reached a valuation of 8 figures in 2.5 years. Johann has significantly increased the bottom lines of over 1,000 clients in more than 40 industries worldwide. He does this with a focus on technology and utilizing the systems he has built over the last two decades. In this interview Johann shares advice on how to set up powerful joint ventures. Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Websites: https://MillionairesAcademy.com https://MillionairesTraining.org Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionairesacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca (https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca)
Steve and Grant are excited about what looks like what will be a Home Improvement reboot, A study on bad money habits we picked up, We try to answer some Who Wants to Be A Millionaire questions that gave the show its first Millionaire winner and another instance of Facebook listening
On the How to Be A Millionaire show with Cydney O'Sullivan, my guest Dame Doria Cordova is CEO / Owner of Excellerated Business Schools® / Money & You® Program – the organization that brought to the world Experiential, Transformational, Entrepreneurial Education (now both off- and on-line), since 1979 with over 165,000 graduates from over 85 countries. The program has inspired some of today's best-known business education and wealth experts and has touched the lives of millions globally. She is a humanitarian, philanthropist, an author and has been in countless Online Trainings, Webinars, podcasts, films and book series. Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Website: https://MillionairesAcademy.com Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionairesacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca
This is How to Be A Millionaire with Cydney O'Sullivan, my guest is Jack Canfield, legendary American author, motivational speaker, corporate trainer, and entrepreneur. He is the co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, which has more than 250 titles and 500 million copies in print, in over 40 languages. He is America's Number One Success Coach, Chairman of the Canfield Training Group and the author of numerous New York Times best-selling books, including The Chicken Soup for the Soul series and most recently, The Success Principles, How to get from where you are to where you want to be and my mentor. Cydney O'Sullivan enjoys teaching authorities and experts how to become a millionaire by honing and optimizing their irresistible offers, signature Million Dollar Positioning, authority books and signature coaching programs. Email: cydney@millionairesacademy.com Website: https://MillionairesAcademy.com Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/MillionairesAcademy/ & https://www.facebook.com/groups/celebrityexperts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/millionairesacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MillionairesAca
Melissa Del Torro Shaffner, an author, professional voiceover actor, mom, and a podcaster, shares her life story. After working as an engineer for many years, Melissa was still searching for emotional fulfillment and happiness. She left a secure, high paying career in search of her dream life as a voiceover artist which allowed her to spend ample time with her young children while generating income using her unique voice and creativity. Melissa shares her experiences dealing with pressures of having a fall back plan, such as working as an engineer but searching for happiness. She also advises young women with a dream to believe in herself, take chances and listen to her inner voice. Melissa discusses: About Melissa Del Torro Shaffner Melissa Del Toro Schaffner is an American Voice Actor, Podcaster, and an accomplished Accountability Coach. She has worn multiple hats including international best selling author, Creator and Illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters”, and contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire”. Melissa's educational background is in Electrical Engineering and Project Management and she has lived and worked all over the United States and traveled by herself all over the Western Hemisphere - from Dogsledding in Nome, Alaska, to trekking the pyramids of Mexico, to touring the Kremlin at Christmastime. She became a mother late in life (after 40) and now the mom of a preschooler, she uses her experiences as a mother and corporate professional to perform her voiceover scripts for a global client base. Podcast http://hyperurl.co/Untold-Tales Website https://www.melissadeltoro.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/melissadeltoro_voiceover Facebook https://www.facebook.com/melissadeltorointernational YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/MelissaDelToro
Cousin Sal and Rachel Bonnetta are joined by comedian Mark Normand as they ring in the holidays discussing what they hate most about December and the absolute worst type of Christmas cards to receive. Plus, from Neil DeGrasse Tyson to Mike Tyson which celebrity would you want to use as your lifeline on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? Then, it’s the most competitive game show in all of podcasts, Cameo-ver/Under as Rachel looks to stop her losing streak and regain her Cameo Crown.
Dr. Heidi Forbes Öste interviews Melissa Del Toro Schaffner - Voice Actor, international best selling author, and an accomplished Accountability Coach and Digital Nomad. Melissa Del Toro Schaffner is an American Voice Actor, Podcaster, and an accomplished Accountability Coach. She has worn multiple hats including international best selling author, Creator and Illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters”, and contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire”. Melissa's educational background is in Electrical Engineering and Project Management and she has lived and worked all over the United States and traveled by herself all over the Western Hemisphere - from Dogsledding in Nome, Alaska, to trekking the pyramids of Mexico, to touring the Kremlin at Christmastime. She became a mother late in life (after 40) and now the mom of a preschooler, she uses her experiences as a mother and corporate professional to perform her voiceover scripts for a global client base. Website: https://www.melissadeltoro.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/melissadeltorointernational Twitter ID: https://twitter.com/melissaideltoro Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissadeltoro_voiceover
“Amuse-Bouche” – October 20th 2020 We're Back After a few weeks of weddings, quarantines, and COVID tests (that some of us seem to like) Nightcap’s Amuse Bouche’ segments return to catch up on the media/pop culture we missed during the week. On this episode Matt and Jonathan ponder the influx of vomit on primetime, becoming pig daddies, and wonder if woodchucks are even a real creature? Matt is taking our Podcast money to funnel it into the ABC Games lineup. To fuel his problem, please remember tog to rate, review, subscribe, and listen on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher, and more! We could always use a chute for the recording studio! Tonight, on the Marquee: Shut Up Weeb! – Blue Exorcist T.V. Court – Holey Moley 2, The Weakest Link, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?, Card Sharks, Supermarket Sweep, King of the Hill, Lovecraft Country, Big British Bake Off, RuPaul's Drag Race: Holland, Dragula: Resurrection, Difficult People, and Fargo. Movie Phone – The Devil All the Time, The Clovehitch Killer, and Onward. Troddin the Boards – In the Green Disc Jockeys – Jessie Ware, Sufjan Stevens, Fleet Foxes, and Jay Electronica. Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: “Four Way” – William Ross Chernoff's Nomads
This week Allie and CJ are joined by Allie's husband Kyle as we explore a bunch of different game shows from our past. Come test your knowledge in a game of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, the million-dollar question edition only! Good Luck! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetvthatraisedus/message
In this episode your hosts Karl Quinn and Andrew Young consider one of the more perplexing issues of our times. Plus we revisit Samuel Fuller's The Naked Kiss, hear the case for the defence as the great Who Wants to Be A Millionaire cheating scandal gets a very entertaining airing in Quiz, and serve up an absolute feast for rev heads as Brock, Brabham and McLaren race onto the screen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Former WFIL alum and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant Neil Larrimore joins the Tim DeMoss Show today. Larrimore talks about his decades-spanning career in radio, his connections to Philadelphia, as well as his experiences on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire and interactions with the late Regis Philbin. Make sure to tune in live weekdays 4-5pm ET on AM 560 WFIL!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
“Amuse-Bouche” – June 13th, 2020 Today we preach about the dangers of Warhammmer 40K, ultimate tag, and landmines on another Amuse-Bouche pop culture segment. We may still be in quarantine, but that can’t stop us from watching the highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows. Pick your guts up off the floor! Artemis Fowl can’t be that bad…or can it? We are gonna need an extra bottle for this one. Th-that that don’t kill us, can only make us stranger. But a few new listeners certainly wouldn’t hurt. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and listen on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher, and more! If you don’t leave this episode knowing what the Scoville Scale is, then we have failed you. Tonight, on the Marquee: Shut Up Weeb! – Cardcaptor Sakura, Warhammer 40k Ultra Marines, The Midnight Gospel, Akira, and Teasing Master Takagi-san T.V. Court – ABC Summer of Fun and Games, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, Holey Moley, Ultimate Tag, Family Feud, To Tell the Truth, Don’t, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, King of the Hill, Rupaul’s Drag Race All Stars, Legendary, Killing Eve, At Home with Amy Sedaris, What We Do in the Shadows, Star Wars: Temple Challenge, and Dave Chappelle’s 8:46 Movie Phone – Brink of Life, Autumn Sonata, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Da 5 Bloods, and Artemis Fowl. Troddin the Boards – N/A Disc Jockeys – Run the Jewels RTJ4 Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: “Four Way” – William Ross Chernoff's Nomads
“Amuse-Bouche” – May 30th, 2020 Welcome, welcome, welcome to another Nightcaps at the Theater, sponsored Amuse-Bouche segment, where we are all the man who snuck into an AMC Theater to live out their intimate quarantine dreams. We do this podcast…for comedy, first and foremost…no relation to Fleetwood Mac’s “Rumors” album. We hope you join us with your animal heads, from your Casas De Papel, onCHROMATICA…. there we think we got every reference, please enjoy! The Microwave giveth and taketh away. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and listen on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher, and more! Give us a godman doughnut and if you need a womb, we got one right here! “Don’t Just Stare at Me…Go!” Tonight, on the Marquee: Shut Up Weeb! – She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story, Dorohedoro, and Avatar: The Last Airbender. T.V. Court – La Casa Del Papel/Money Heist, Community, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, Holey Moley 2, To Tell the Truth, Celebrity: Family Feud, Match Game, Press Your Luck, The Wall, America’s Got Talent, The Masked Singer, What We Do In the Shadows, The Big Flower Fight, We’re Here, RPDR/RPCDR, At Home with Amy Sedaris, Killing Eve, The Great, The Gallery, and Space Force. Movie Phone – Hannah Gatsby’s Douglas, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend, Ghost Stories, Waiting Women, Hercules, Moana, The Lion King, Aladdin, The Love Birds, Hot Rod, and The Hustle. Troddin the Boards – Measure for Measure. Disc Jockeys – Petals for Armor, The 1975 Notes on a Conditional Form, Daoi Freyer’s “Think About Things”, Show Pony, and Chromatica Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: “Four Way” – William Ross Chernoff's Nomads
Actress Sian Clifford (Fleabag, Vanity Fair) talks about starring as Diana Ingram, the British woman accused of helping cheat Who Wants to Be a Millionaire out of a million bucks, in AMC's 3-part limited series Quiz. She recalls her memories of growing up watching Who Wants to Be A Millionaire with her own family and how the game show became a national obsession across the UK (and then all across the world). She talks about working with Michael Sheen and Matthew McFadden on Quiz, what it felt like to sit in the real Who Wants to Be a Millionaire hot seat, and what she hopes will happen when the Charles and Diana Ingram’s conviction is up for appeal this year. Plus Sian talks about her Emmy nominated role as Claire in the hit television series Fleabag and her longtime friendship with the shows creator and star Phoebe Waller Bridge. See Sian Clifford in the three-part miniseries Quiz, premiering Sunday, May 31 at 10/9c on AMC. Visit www.amc.com for more information.
I'm joined by Alan Sharp (Pleasure Heads), Barry Dolan (Gallus), Blair Crichton (Dead Pony), Eamon Ewins (Gallus) and Ryan Hunter (Fabric Bear) for the first ever TELT Pub Quiz. We split the quiz/game into three different rounds; Mastermind, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire and Dream Band. Friendships are put to the test as this game of knowledge, deceit and ridicule culminates in one man being declared champion.
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss proposed plans for reopening movie theaters (2:20) and the controversy surrounding a recent Who Wants to Be A Millionaire decision (13:30). We review the series premieres of Hulu's miniseries Mrs. America (24:00) and Netflix's dating series Too Hot to Handle (33:30). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been watching during the quarantine including Better Call Saul season 5 and ESPN's The Last Dance (52:20). This episode was originally streamed on April 21st on our Twitch channel and is also available for video playback on YouTube. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording next follow us on Twitter!
Nik Bonaddio is the CPO of FanDuel, CEO of numberFire, and former contestant on "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?". Want to get ahead in your sports betting this season? Nik breaks down how analytics and statistics give you an edge with FanDuel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The year is 2001, April to be exact. The game show revival had begun with Who Wants to Be A Millionaire and the Weakest Link. Janet Jackson was #1 in the charts with what was described as a frothy butt shaker "All For You". Join Pauly B, Tim "The Summersuit", and their guest of honor...EFREN, as they relive all the events building to the main event - Wrestlemania 17. Efren provides first hand experience as he was actually in attendance for the event that many consider to be the best Wrestlemania of them all.
It's the second of two "milestone year" episodes as Amanda sits down with me once again for a talk about 1999! Over the course of our (much shorter this time) conversation, we talk music, movies, and television, but also delve into news, politics and culture. We'll look at the rise of and importance of Millennials, Woodstock '99, teen pop, The Blair Witch Project and The Sixth Sense, Office Space, the dawn of the age of reality television, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?, the Food Network, and MTV's Undressed, among other things. Plus, we talk about what it was like to graduate from college in 1999 and how we somehow survived our early twenties, and we also talk about how the issues and serious events of 1999, such as Columbine and the Bill Clinton impeachment still affect our culture and politics today. As always, check out the blog for show notes, and don't forget that you can email me at popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com!
It's the second of two "milestone year" episodes as Amanda sits down with me once again for a talk about 1999! Over the course of our (much shorter this time) conversation, we talk music, movies, and television, but also delve into news, politics and culture. We'll look at the rise of and importance of Millennials, Woodstock '99, teen pop, The Blair Witch Project and The Sixth Sense, Office Space, the dawn of the age of reality television, Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?, the Food Network, and MTV's Undressed, among other things. Plus, we talk about what it was like to graduate from college in 1999 and how we somehow survived our early twenties, and we also talk about how the issues and serious events of 1999, such as Columbine and the Bill Clinton impeachment still affect our culture and politics today. As always, check out the blog for show notes, and don't forget that you can email me at popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com!
In this mini-sode [mostly] recorded last August, Julia and Lauren recount their experience with the much-beloved [though now currently cancelled] Who Wants to Be A Millionaire. [Julia’s episodes of WWTBAM aired in December 2018, and Lauren’s game show contestant debut aired in April 2019.] Later, enjoy a quiz on Las Vegas! . . . [Music: 1) Andrew WK, “Las Vegas, Nevada,” 2006; 2) Frau Holle, “Ascending Souls,” 2017. Courtesy of Frau Holle, CC BY-NC 3.0 license.]
Today on the Show... - Walmart and Lebron James are teaming up... - Who Wants to Be A Millionaire says goodbye... - We catch Antonio before he gets on a plane... - It's National Be a Millionaire Day... - Motivational Quote - Rapid Fire, Shoutouts and so much more!
As a kid and a young man Michael Seres, the founder and CEO of 11 Health, was plagued by Chrons disease and intestinal problems. Eventually, this required him to have an intestinal transplant, just the 11th ever performed in the UK. The surgery left him with a permanent companion, an ostomy bag. Tapping on business skills he developed creating product merchandising for TV shows like The Apprentice and Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, he created a better ostomy bag and launched 11 Health. TRANSCRIPT: Intro: 0:01 Inventors and their inventions. Welcome to Radio Cade a podcast from the Cade Museum for Creativity and Invention in Gainesville, Florida. The museum is named after James Robert Cade , who invented Gatorade in 1965. My name is Richard Miles. We’ll introduce you to inventors and the things that motivate them, we’ll learn about their personal stories, how their inventions work, and how their ideas get from the laboratory to the marketplace. Randy Scott: 0:40 For those of you expecting the wisdom of Richard Miles, I apologize, but this is your guest host today, Randy Scott, and I’m here today for Radio Cade, with Michael Seres, the founder and CEO of 11 health and the inventor of the Alfred smart optimi bag. Hi Michael, thanks for joining us today. It’s going to be interesting to chat about this. So as we normally do here, Michael, we’d like to start actually with having you explain and, you know, fairly simple terms, just what the Alfred smart bag is and why it’s important. Michael Seres: 1:16 Sure. Let me start by explaining a little bit about, an ostomy, typically, an ostomy is where part of your intestine is brought to the outside of your tummy and you have a bag attached to that part of the intestine. And that’s known as an ostomy bag. And most people I guess understand about a colostomy bag, but it’s generally after surgery that would come from either bowel cancer or inflammatory bowel disease and where your bowel either needs to rest or isn’t working. The part of the intestine is brought on the outside and those bags traditionally are collection vessels. They fill up and they leak and spill. And when you’ve had that surgery, part of your nerve endings is cut. And so you don’t actually know when those bags are filling and what’s happening to them. It’s kind of like a diaper as it feels, and you don’t necessarily know when to change it. And so what I did really, after my own experiences as an ostomy patient was to deconstruct an existing bag and rebuild it with a series of senses inside. And those senses are mainly temperature, sensors, and capacity senses that out. You understand when the bags have failed, that the sorts of senses that you would have in a car there , you know, sometimes the cars beep when you get too close to another car or when you’re crossing over a lane. And so I integrated those senses into an optimi bag, and now they will send a signal to my cell phone when my bag is filling. And so it can prevent the leaks and the spills. And what it also enables us to do is send that information to the doctors so that they can help manage mine and other people’s conditions better. As an example, if you have too much output in a day, you are prone to dehydrating and if you have too little out put in a day, it might indicate there’s a blockage or there’s some inflammation in the intestines . So your doctors need to know that data in real time. And currently the existing bags don’t do that. Randy Scott: 3:24 So you’ve mentioned that you’re an ostomy patient yourself, so I guess you kind of come by this vention honestly, so to speak and you and I have already talked about this a little bit of course, but maybe for our listeners benefit, kind of describe where did you grow up? Cause I tell from your accent that you’re obviously not originally from Southern California, but maybe a little bit about your childhood, but then tell us how you came to become an ostomy patient the first place. Michael Seres: 3:50 Sure. So as you can tell from my accent, I speak the Queen’s English. I grew up in Northwest London and I’ve been out in Southern California, the last two and a half years, but I’ve got a younger sister, mum and dad, and grew up as a , a massive sports fan, became interested in my late teens in politics and law. But most of my childhood was interrupted with health challenges. I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, which I’m sure many of the listeners will know is, is an incurable inflammatory bowel disease. And I was diagnosed with that age 12. I had my first surgery at age 14, and then I went on, unfortunately to have 25 further intestinal surgeries, or basically they will continue to resect part of my intestine and my bowl. And then I got to a point during my working life where I had intestinal failure. And basically your intestine is down to less than a hundred centimeters, and you’re really kept alive through intravenous feeding. And that lasted for about 18 months before I became the 11th intestinal transplant patient in the UK, which is why my company is called 11 health. And so, Randy Scott: 5:02 Well that answers one of my other questions. Michael Seres: 5:04 Yeah, I would love to tell you it was a really great branding exercise, but it was just from that. So I’ve lived my life connected to medical bags for most of it, which was the inspiration behind the company. Randy Scott: 5:17 Going on, I guess a little bit about your history before founding 11 health, just to dig in a little bit more there and we’ll come back to the, you offered a bag and all, but it sounds like you were a natural entrepreneur from early on too . I think you started a candy business when you were a youngster, even before all of this other intestinal issues came up. Hopefully not from eating too much candy. Michael Seres: 5:38 Yeah. I grew up around both grandfathers who were , uh , own their own businesses, one in the clothing industry, one in the o ld b ristles trade. And so I grew up, Randy Scott: 5:49 Bristles ? Like Brushes? Michael Seres: 5:51 Yeah. He made the shaving brushes. You put the shaving cream on and the old traditional style. And he was one of the first people to fly out to China, and those days it would be for months on end, then come back. So I grew up around relatively entrepreneurial, I guess, family, as you said, I ran the alternative school candy shop from my locker, which probably upset the teachers, but it did make me some extra pocket money. I did paper rounds . And I’ve been lucky enough and always been intrigued and interested in how business ran prior to 11 health. I then had a career in consumer product licensing and merchandising. So, television programs that , that you probably aware of, like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, The Apprentice, T.he X-Factor my job was to commercialize those programs off there. So take the intellectual property, take the gaming format . And so one of the first commercial agreements that I signed was the mobile phone or the cell phone game for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, which now probably feels very outdated. But at the time was one of the first games on a cell phone that you could play. So I’ve always been in and around b usiness. Randy Scott: 6:57 So if you’re doing the apprentice, I’m guessing you’re doing Donald Trump action figures before they were cool. Michael Seres: 7:04 Yes, absolutely. And the book and it was interesting. So in the UK, we had our own Donald Trump figure known as Alan Sugar and exactly the same thing. It’s books, it was figures. It was you name it all, all the merchandise that you’d see in traditional retail outlets . That was our job. Randy Scott: 7:23 But then you started , uh , like a toy company or something also doing licensing. Is that right? Michael Seres: 7:30 Yeah, that’s right. So, because I was working in and around building brands, I was lucky enough to cure the rights to various toy brands. People may have heard of Thomas the Tank Engine and Bob the Builder, little kids brands. And so at some point I took the right for myself and built a small toy company, manufacturing those products and then selling them into retail. And in fact, all those learnings have been fantastic instruction manual for , for where I am today. I’ve been lucky to have great mentors and just intrigued about how you build businesses across different countries with different rights. Randy Scott: 8:08 And so at some point you moved over to the U.S. From the UK? Michael Seres: 8:13 Yes . So I moved about two and a half years ago to the U.S. Really as, as 11 health was starting to expand. And I was lucky enough to be mentored by someone I’m sure, you know, by Mike M oritz Firms, S equoia Capital, and he and Mike really in a sense gave me two rules. When he first worked with me one, you need to be based in the U.S. If you’re trying to grow your business out here. And secondly, don’t run it like a British company. And so I u pped s ticks and I , at the time I left my family in the UK and I was commuting eight weeks in the U.S. two weeks in the UK, and then finally convinced them to come over just under a year ago. So now we’re all Southern b ased. Randy Scott: 8:55 I’m not surprised he made the comment about the U.S. In part, because of course the U.S. especially in medical products is always by far the largest market in the world, but this notion of don’t run it like a UK company. Well , what did that mean? Michael Seres: 9:09 I think to me, the big difference that I noticed here is you put more time in terms of building your technology growing a little bit more aggressively, even in healthcare , it’s slightly more opportunities for younger companies to grow. If you get regulatory approval here, you can really expand a lot quicker in the UK. The traditional model is you invest a little, make a little bit of money, put , perhaps put half in the bank and invest the rest. And it’s a slower churn and a slower build. Whereas there’s more value as well put to growing technology. And I think, I mean, you’re the expert far more than I am because of what you do. But I think if the addressable market is big enough and you’ve got an opportunity, it’s a much quicker pace here. And I think that was at the half of the lesson he was trying to, Randy Scott: 9:58 That makes sense. Things in the UK are a bit more conservative, maybe old school in terms of how to grow the business, as opposed to the California approach . Michael Seres: 10:06 I think you’ll braver here about trying new things, about giving an opportunity to younger companies to grow. We’re a little bit more old school. I think that’s a great phrase. Randy Scott: 10:16 So going back, you had, as you’ve described for issues , medical problems, you’ve got the ostomy bag. And I think I gathered from the research. I did that, one of the things that may be sort of steering you in this direction and got you plugged into the ostomy community, was that you started a transplant blog that took off kind of virally, is that right? Michael Seres: 10:36 Yes, that’s absolutely right. So an intestinal transplant, as I said, I was number 11 and sadly five of the first 10 had passed away. And actually the unit at Oxford in the UK where I had mine brought their surgeon over from Miami to run the program. And I was his first and everybody inevitably wants to know how you’re doing it . There’s an awful lot of interest and love. And actually I started the blog at the beginning, just so that people didn’t have to call and so my wife didn’t have to repeat the same stories. It was a way of sharing what was going on, but then I actually discovered that my transplant surgeon was reading it and that he was sharing it then with the medical students at the hospital. And it just grew really through luck. And then it became a story of my journey. I was very honest about the ups and downs of the journey, and it connected me with a new community and it really opened my eyes as well to the power of the role that the patient can play. And also how you can connect people on social media. And in a sense, I was late to the social media party, but it really allowed me to connect with people all around the world, which was fantastic. Randy Scott: 11:47 Yeah I’ve noticed that 11 health habit just innovated with the product, which has clearly unique and serves a specific need, but it looks like you’ve created an entire, almost support structure around these patients that include some social network kind of elements, but also patient coaches. And you’ve got something called club 11 and in some doctor and nurse training and this kind of stuff . So maybe describe the ecosystem that you had to build there. And for that matter, why you felt the need to do that, as opposed to just, Hey, I’ve got a cool product, I’m going to go sell this cool product. Michael Seres: 12:24 You definitely do a better job of selling less than half than I do. Thank you. But as a 16 year old, I went to see a , uh , leading gastroenterologist in the UK. He was actually the Queen’s physician and he was a quite a scary man. And as a 16 year old, I was a bit all over the place. And when I went to see him on the first day with my parents, he asked my parents to leave the room. And he said to me, here’s the deal, Michael, I will only treat you if you take as much responsibility for your care as I will, we’re going to teach each other and we’re gonna work together on this and transplant surgeon, pretty much repeated the same words all those years later. And so I’ve always grown up believing that as a patient, I have to pay as vital role in my own care as my medical team. And so the reason for sort of sharing that backstory is that when we built 11 Health, I really was plugged in and believed that actually the role of patient to patient can not only improve outcomes, but also can save money for the system, but really improve quality of life mentorship, the education side. And so we built this originally the support network that now really starts a pre-op, when you’re told you’re going to have surgery, we pair you up with an existing ostomy patient who becomes your coach and your mentor. And now with the way health coaching is growing, particularly in the U.S. we put these patients through coaching accreditation and they become your , your mentor and your guide, and they become part of the pre-op and post-op planning on what we’ve been able to see then is we can actually reduce the number of clinical interactions a patient needs to have, because so much of what they go through after surgery is actually nonclinical. It, it’s social, it’s educational, it’s hints and tips. It’s the practical things of how do you get back to a normal life? And I really value that peer to peer side of things. For me, it’s the greatest thing I can do is to support another patient. And this is just an extension of it. Randy Scott: 14:28 It sounds like you connect with your patient slash customer, future customer or whatever, before they actually have even had their surgeries. So this means, obviously you’re really integrated with the surgeon somehow to them. Michael Seres: 14:41 You’re absolutely right. And we’ve become part of that pre-op education. So the surgeon and often the nurse will go in and say, this is the surgery your having, this is what it means. And then 11 Health patient coach will be brought in to explain in more practical terms and be there as that support. And I think that builds that relationship right at the start of the journey. And we’ve even seen where patients perhaps have had their bag reversed. So they’re not on it anymore. They continue on with our patient coaches because they become almost a friend and a support system to them. I think that value is going to grow. And I think in a healthcare system, which is moving globally to sort of outcomes based, which is moving the term precision medicine and keeps coming out well, how do you really understand the outcomes unless you include the patient? Cause sometimes the surgical outcomes and the patient outcomes, aren’t always aligned. And so, Randy Scott: 15:37 Yeah I think frequently they aren’t aligned exactly. Michael Seres: 15:39 Yeah, And I know for myself that there are times when actually the most important outcome to me is to go to my daughter’s concert and not sit in hospital for three hours connected to an IV drip. And how do you facilitate those in a sensible way? So that’s really important to me, 11 Health, that it’s not just about technology, it’s about the human being as well. Randy Scott: 16:03 No that’s great. Yeah, one of the other things that I’m curious about is even as a very young company, you’ve been able to surround yourself with a lot of impressive kind of board members and advisors and that kind of stuff. You get several pretty important surgeons. And I noticed even Joe Kiani, who is the CEO of Massimo multi-billion dollar global health care products company, how did you get Joe to agree to be on your board? I suspect there’s thousands of startups that would love to have somebody like him as an advisor and board member probably get plenty of invitations, but something about this one got him to actually sign up, is there a story to that? Michael Seres: 16:41 Yeah. So Joe was actually instrumental in me, settling in, in orange County and stuff in California, and had advised me to come over and it was going to be traditionally in Silicon Valley. And I’ve , to be honest with you, I looked at the costs and I’m not an engineer by background. And I didn’t want to just necessarily recruit a group of people who we might be the hottest startup today, but not necessarily tomorrow. So I looked at where a lot of medical device manufacturing was going to be a nut was in orange County. And I wrote to Joe and I guess got lucky. And originally it was about the ecosystem in orange County. Is it a place that you would suggest settling or starting a business in? And he said, yes, that was how I got originally to start. And it was just some advice on the area. And then the relationship grew. And I think what we were trying to do from an engineering perspective peaked his interest, but we built a relationship and in the end he said, look, I’m happy to invest in and come on the board. And he’s been a fantastic mentor. He built his business from nothing to where it is, if we’re anywhere near as successful as Joe’s been , I’ll be over the moon. Yeah . I mean, to be honest with you, I’ve been incredibly lucky. I reached out to you and your team and we’ve connected and we’re on this call is, I don’t know whether it’s a patient trying to build a solution, opens the door. I think sometimes people don’t always ask for help. I’m learning what I’m really good at and what I’m really bad at. And I’m not frightened to ask for the help . Maybe that’s something. Randy Scott: 18:12 Yeah probably a good piece of advice for other entrepreneurs and inventors and they listen to, don’t be afraid to ask for help. That was in my experience also. Michael Seres: 18:19 There’s a tendency to think that you built something, it’s yours, you’ve got to know everything. You’ve got to do everything. And for whatever reason, I’ve never approached. What I’m trying to do is that I’m the only one that can do it. It’s how do I surround myself with amazing people to support me? And I’ve been lucky. I’ve learned with Joe, what a s you have with different people i s h e w ants to go straight to the nub of the problem, straight away, answer it and move on. And, u h, when you’ve got 10 minutes of p eople’s precious time trying to use that wisely is k ey. Randy Scott: 18:49 So jump back for a moment to the Alfred bag. So you’ve got this bag and you described this , having these sensors in it and the sensors I gather tell you at a minimum, the volume of the bag, and it’s communicating that this mobile app on your cell phone, is there other information being gathered as well, or is it really just kind of volume and it’s time to change it ? Michael Seres: 19:13 One of the main things that we look at is skin temperature change. We have sensors that effectively are picking up around the site of the wound, a temperature change, and that’s a very strong indicator for infection markers. It’s also a strong indicator that your bag is leaking. So there’s a clinical relevance to that and a patient application. And we’ve now started to pick up our first electrolyte markers so we can pick up sodium and pH. And if I had privilege of coming back to talk to you in sort of nine months time, we’ll have integrated some bio sensors. So we can analyze some of the large molecules and pick up inflammatory markers and bacterial issues. That’s sort of the trajectory to turn effectively the bag into a, almost a lab in a bag that we can pick up clinically relevant data and then help treat the patient that way. I’m very wedded to it being relevant data. Randy Scott: 20:06 Yeah , for sure. Again, it’s I kind of looked through your website and there was a lot of description of this being technology for medical bags, as opposed to just ostomy bags . I’m guessing that means that you’ve got some long-term dreams and visions outside of just the ostomy backspace space and some applications for the technology more broadly. Michael Seres: 20:26 Absolutely. I mean, we have started the development for urology to look at urine analysis. And so yes, I think the medical bag industry is an old established industry. And I think I view the bag as an opportunity to collect data that that can really make a difference clinically into patient lives. So , so the goal has been to really transform that whole sector. And ironically, we probably started with the hardest bag enough , an ostomy bag is not solid. It’s not stable patients move around the whole time. So actually analyzing data from an ostomy bag is the most challenging, but it stands us in good stead as we move to the next area. And , uh , one day I actually have a vision that we could take the array of sensors that we’ve built and drop them into anybody’s bathroom. And actually if you’ve got inflammatory bowel disease or you’ve got a condition that isn’t connected to a bag that we could pick up clinically relevant information, but I’m giving you my dream. Randy Scott: 21:22 Smart toilet that we’ve been hearing about for a long time. Michael Seres: 21:26 Absolutely. And that’s the dream into the future. I’m aware we’ve got a long way to go. Randy Scott: 21:30 Yeah, of course. Yeah. People will have to decide whether they really want a smart toilet, whether everyone else I kind of like mine being dumb, but I can certainly understand the medical value too. Michael Seres: 21:38 Yeah , I think you’re right. But for today and tomorrow, it’s definitely about bags. Randy Scott: 21:42 This has been great talking by the way. And I look forward to obviously continuing to hear about the progress, but we’re just about out of time here. So any words of wisdom that you would give to other entrepreneurs and inventors you talked about, don’t be afraid to ask for stuff that’s actually think is a really great piece of advice, but any other bits of advice you’d like to share? Michael Seres: 22:03 One thing I’d probably say, and I’ve learned, mainly from mistakes is you have to solve the problem for all the end users. And so whilst I’m very patient focused and everything is about improving patient quality of life, unless we deliver data in a meaningful way to the doctor or we integrate the right way with the system or we bill our services, that makes sense. And we provide economic value to the payers you can’t scale. And so I think one of the big things I would say particularly, I guess in h ealth c are, is u nderstand who the end users are and the solution has to solve problems for all of them. Randy Scott: 22:40 That’s a good piece of advice. You know, there’s a book out actually in the middle of reading right now, ironically, that is kind of along this line, it’s called The Wide Lens by a guy named Ron Adner and a wide ledge, really just talking about this innovation ecosystem and making sure that it works, whatever your innovation is, works and kind of rewards everyone in the ecosystem as opposed to just the end user . I think that’s kind of what you’re talking about. It seems like you guys done a great job of hinting to that. Where there’s, you know, there’s something to be gained by everyone around while you’re doing. Michael Seres: 23:13 I think you have to understand everybody’s pain points. Don’t you? I mean, as I said, you’ve got more experience with companies than I have, but I think that you have to solve problems for everybody that’s going to interact with it. Otherwise you just can’t scale. And I think we naively went off after the patient pain point and then realized actually we have to do everything for everyone else as well. Randy Scott: 23:32 Well, yeah , I think that is increasingly true these days in part, because everyone has a million new innovations or whatever to think about and deal with and react to and so people are too interested in innovation for innovation’s sake. They want innovation. That’s going to somehow make their life easier, even if they’re not the user to your point. So yeah, Michael, appreciate the time here. It’s been great chatting and look forward to staying in touch with you and seeing how 11 Health continues to succeed and thrive. Michael Seres: 24:06 Randy, it’s been an absolute privilege. Thank you so much for inviting me onto your show. Outro: 24:12 Radio Cade would like to thank the following people for their help and support Liz Gist of the Cade Museum for coordinating and vendor interviews. Bob McPeak of Heartwood Soundstage in downtown Gainesville, Florida for recording, editing and production of the podcasts and music theme, Tracy Collins for the composition and performance of the Radio Cade theme song, featuring violinist, Jacob Lawson and special thanks to the cave museum for creativity and invention located in Gainesville, Florida.
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