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Ok grab a drink, sit back and relax. Today I dive into a couple of topics. Give my opinion and thoughts on them. Hope you find value in it. This whiskey world is changing and we have to adapt to it.Badmotivatorbarrels.com/shop/?aff=3https://www.instagram.com/zsmithwhiskeyandmixology?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Patreon.com/the_whiskeyshamanThe whisky world is changing – it's time others caught upWhisky commentator Colin Hampden-White takes issue with wine writer Andrew Jefford's depiction of the whisky ‘magi'Words by Colin Hampden-White17 December 2020. https://cluboenologique.com/As someone who spends a good deal of time reading, writing, talking about – not to mention consuming – Scotch, I would probably be considered part of the whisky cognoscenti pinpointed by Andrew Jefford in his ‘tips for wine lovers whose heads are turned by whisky', published here last month. In his counsel, Andrew accuses the whisky ‘magi' of having ‘sanctified' a certain type of Scotch for ‘whisky beatitude' – single malt, ideally single-cask bottlings of ‘multitudinous finishes and aged rarities'. It's an outdated view.The proportions of my professional reference points are the inverse of Andrew's. I am a professional whisky communicator, but also a huge wine lover. I chair the Circle of Wine Writers, and still write a great deal about wine; and I can tell Andrew that the days of whisky purists considering blends to be somehow lesser fare than single malts are well and truly over – particularly in the face of such vaunted blends as Chivas' Tribute to Honour (which sells for as much as $240,000) or Diageo's £100,000 Diamond Jubilee. Further down the scale there is a plethora of premium blends, from Pernod Ricard's Royal Salute to Johnnie Walker's Blue Label. These expressions are enjoyed by single malt lovers as much as anyone, who appreciate the complexity of their creation.Acclaimed blends include Chivas' Tribute to Honour and Diageo's £100,000 Diamond JubileeRather than being elitist, the attitude of whisky purists has changed to encourage new enthusiasts of all types. The days of bartenders advocating strict ways to drink whisky and insisting upon the need to take single malt neat are over. I would never want a wine lover to be daunted by high-strength whisky, so I agree with Andrewthat adding water is a good idea – and if you asked the “whisky Magi” today, they would likely say the same. Indeed I would advocate adding as much water as you wish, to suit your taste (though don't forget that most single malt ranges, at 10 or 12 years old, come in at 40% ABV – so anyone who has enjoyed a good Martini will be very familiar with how they react to high-strength spirits).Whisky in the 1980s was not a particularly popular drink. While many people still drank Scotch, it was is no way, shape or form trendy. All that changed in the late 1990s, when a new breed of whisky drinker emerged. This consumer sought rare single malts and even single cask offerings – something the industry duly noted and promoted accordingly.Whisky may have a romantic, nostalgic image but it is attracting a more contemporary audience, says Hampden-White. Photo by Martin Scott PowellIt's your whisky, drink it however you likeIt became clear by the mid-2000s, however, that if whisky's appeal was to grow further, it would have to be introduced to the mainstream market – and that by keeping whisky exclusive and elitist, this would never happen. From that point on, the whisky industry changed its tune, and the tartan, bagpipes and cask-strength whisky had to step aside. There was a new message to anyone keen to newcomers asking how the spirit should be drunk: “It's your whisky, drink it however you like”.
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Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks the latest results from Anglo American and Gold Fields; Brett Levy looks at Blue Label's increased stake in Cell C; Gold Fields CEO Mike Fraser discusses its strong performance; SuperSport's Rendani Ramovha explains the evolving sports broadcasting business; Standard Bank's Motlatsi Mkalala examines SA's working-class struggles; and Zanele Matome of Welo Health highlights corporate wellness investments. SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream
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Claire, Zac and Spike chat with Josh from BLUE LABEL PACKAGING Check out Blue Label at https://www.bluelabelpackaging.com Check out Zac's High Desert Sauce Co here: https://hdsauceco.com Check out Claire's Butterfly Bakery of Vermont Hot Sauces here: https://butterflybakeryvt.com Check out Irish Spike's Unique Hot Sauces and Vandal Pepper Sauces here: http://www.saucecult.com Flavor. Balance Heat is brought to you by http://SCOVILLED.com Social Media: Website: https://www.flavorbalanceheat.com Instagram: instagram.com/flavorbalanceheat Facebook: facebook.com/flavorbalanceheat TikTok: Tiktok/@flavorbalanceheat Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Eh5QDyqDuukRLEgloxTzb Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/flavor-balance-heat/id1705325504 Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/8296b083-d073-4e95-8175-b15c1562d002 iHeartRadio: https://iheart.com/podcast/122256621 Player FM: https://player.fm/series/3507574 Listen Notes: https://lnns.co/3pLFVoA_iaj Podchaser: www.podchaser.com/podcasts/flavor-balance-heat-5460055 Boomplay: https://www.boomplaymusic.com/podcasts/76335
Jorge Mendes has been in the hot seat at Cell C for just over a year, and the turnaround at the long-troubled mobile operator is starting to gain traction. In this episode of the TechCentral Show (TCS), Mendes sits down with TechCentral editor Duncan McLeod for a detailed interview in which he provides an update on what's happened in the past year at Cell C, paints of a picture of the state of the business today, and sets out what comes next for the mobile operator. To signal the management team's intentions, and to declare the business is on a new strategic footing and is in the market for the long term, Cell C recently refreshed its brand identity and signalled its intention to take back market share from its bigger rivals. In this episode of TCS, Mendes tackles a range of questions, including: • Why he left what seemed to be a plum job at Vodacom to take on the difficult challenge of turning around Cell C; • What went through his mind in the first few days on the job; • Cell C's plan to recapture the title of third largest mobile operator from Telkom – and to take the fight to MTN and Vodacom; • Why Cell C has struggled to compete, how it accumulated huge amounts of debt and why the new strategy is its best but last chance of success; • The state of Cell C's finances – and especially its balance sheet – following the recent recapitalisation led by its largest shareholder, Blue Label Telecoms; • His relationship with Blue Label founders and co-CEOs Brett Levy and Mark Levy; • The role of regulatory support, especially in call termination; • Why Cell C handed back the spectrum it secured in the 2022 spectrum auction, and its plans for participation in future auctions; • The role of mobile virtual network operators and wholesale services in Cell C's recovery plan; and • Cell C's strategy to capture more of the lucrative contract market. There's plenty more in the interview with Mendes – don't miss the conversation! TechCentral
Whiskies: Johnnie Walker Red Label • Johnnie Walker Black Label • Johnnie Walker High Rye • Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve • Johnnie Walker 18 Year • Johnnie Walker Blue Label Tangents: Joe, our resident Scotch expert, is back after a 3-year hiatus to taste a flight of 6 Johnnie Walkers! • We sent Joe to the British Isles (but not really) • The (basically ancient) history of Johnnie Walker • Is the Red Label the most popular overall whisky in the world? • We've been “tasted” in 92 countries • Apparently “applesauce in an ashtray” is a tasting note now • Ed's heavy and quick (in the sack) • A high-rye surprise! • Scott's wood isn't charred • Joe recounts his recent trip to Scotland and Ireland • The Irish are friendly but hard to understand • Aer Lingus? Shoulda tried Cunny Lingus • We're wearing togas because of the Olympics • Joe gets Scotch-trolled • Ed gets Bourbon-anti-trolled • The Blue Label 200 mL bottle has the cutest little cork ever • Why you should drink whiskey you haven't had in awhile • Even Chivas Regal thinks Johnnie Walker is good • #trytheblack Music Credits: Whiskey on the Mississippi by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi | License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license • Hidden Past by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi | License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license • Master of the Feast by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi | License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license • Achaidh Cheide by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi | License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
This week we have a special guest, Sergio. You likely have heard him on with us before, but he recommended this bottle and wanted to join us to review it. This High Rye Boubon has a nice palate and is solid across the board. The tricky part with Rabbit Hole is they tend to have a higher price tag than a lot of other distilleries. Is it worth it?Whiskey: Rabbit Hole HeigoldPrice: $65Proof: 95Age: 3 YearWhiskey Talk: We go back to one of our favorite topics to talk about, sports.Links:Email: whiskeybizpodcask@gmail.comIG/TikTok/Twitch: @whiskeybizpodcaskYoutube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs16q1Q7hF0m8N3O1YY4gMwPatreon: www.patreon.com/whiskeybizpodcaskMagic Mind: https://www.magicmind.com/whiskeybiz code: WHISKEYBIZ20Promo Codes: podcask5 @ cwspirits.com and empirejerky.comZencastr Code and Link: https://zen.ai/xi20uzdM_kVx_FHps0eaNuSMjrbmF7i5JsWt1yJ37KM
Wayne McCurrie from FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks the Nampak and Blue Label trading updates and South32 results. Joubert Botha from KPMG on proposed tax increases in next week's budget and their feasibility in the current economic climate. Simon offers his thoughts on writedowns. Yes, they're not cash when written down. But they were cash when purchased.
The humans try Johnnie Walker's entire whisky lineup from the budget Red Label to the high-roller Blue Label. Some of the tastes were expected, but there were a few surprising highlights along the way that y'all should definitely try for yourselves if you enjoy the classic Johnnie Walker flavours.
The boys smoke the Espinoza 601 Blue Label at the shop with all their friends hanging out at the shop. But wait there's more...as always check out The Cigar of the Week, Cigar News and events in the cigar world. If you love cigars, we've got your fix! Please check out our sponsor links below, as our shameless plugs have left our throats dry and bloody! Get ready to get your fix because this is … The Cigar Junkies Podcast! CigarSocial.com http://cigarsforwarriors.org /https://cigarrights.org/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/ThomsPenWorx
The boys sit down and celebrate New Years with you and talk about: Blue Label, Eggnog, Christmas's, Present's, Dinner's, Bday's, Reminisced about 2023 guests, and much much more!
*New series!!!!* Hilchot Tzedaka Part 1: History of the Bet Yosef and the Rema ZY”A!! What is the Mitzva of Tzedaka?!? Blue Label and Macallan 30 for Shabbos Kodesh!
On this edition of Stock Picks, Peter Armitage from Anchor Capital unpacked Vodacom, MTN and Blue Label. Stock Watch
Part 1 of 2American Beer Review LIVE!Good times requires good friends, and good beer.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
This week hosts Gar @TheRealDeFo the GarFather @26MikeRedmond welcome special guest DenBob. This week DenBob returns from a floor board meeting, we discuss injuries to DenBob and the GarFather, football, Islanders, and tons of random stuff with some naughty language from DenBob! IMPORTANT SHOW LINKS Join the GarNation family on Discord Find the GarCast on social media via Linktree Email thegarcast@gmail.com Find all our closing music in a play list on Spotify! If you want, you can send us a voice message by following this link https://anchor.fm/garcast/message MUSIC CREDITS Intro Music Dead To The World by Clyde YouTube Video Here Closing Music is Livin' On A Prayer Performed by Bon Jovi CHECK OUT FRIENDS OF THE SHOW The Lousy At Gaming Podcast The Seal Podcast Be sure to check out Clyde on Facebook Check out music from Men And Whales -> https://menandwhales.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garcast/message
When JSE-listed Blue Label Telecoms released its annual results two weeks ago, it showed its core business continuing to grow at a respectable pace. Yet investors dumped the share, worried about a lack of disclosure about Cell C's performance. Now, in an exclusive interview with the TechCentral Show (TCS), the company's founders and co-CEOs, brothers Brett and Mark Levy, have spelt out exactly why they believe investors have punished the share, why they decided not to publish numbers for Cell C (this time around), and what their strategy is for the long-troubled mobile operator after the completion last year of its second recapitalisation in six years. In the interview, Mark Levy looks back to the founding of the company more than 20 years ago, how it pivoted into cellular airtime, and its listing on the JSE. The conversation later shifts to a detailed discussion with Brett Levy on Cell C. He answers a wide range of questions, including: • Why did Blue Label buy Cell C in the first place? • What went wrong after the first recap? • What's stop things going awry again at Cell C? • Why is Blue Label pursuing a controlling stake in the mobile operator? • What's the potential upside at Cell C? • Just how important is the mobile virtual network operator business? (Cell C recently concluded an MVNO deal with Capitec.) The brothers also tackle the difficulty in understanding Blue Label's results, driven by the highly complex restructuring at Cell C. They tackle these questions: • Shouldn't Blue Label be doing more to make its results understandable to shareholders, especially ordinary investors? • Doesn't buying control of Cell C expose Blue Label to even greater potential risk? • What's the outlook for Blue Label's core business? • What are the exciting growth areas in the core business, such as betting/gaming? • Is Blue Label mulling a buyout of minorities and a delisting from the JSE? Don't miss the most detailed and information-packed interview the Levy brothers have given in years. If you enjoyed the interview, please consider subscribing on YouTube or your favourite podcast app. TechCentral
In this episode of the Cigar Hustlers Podcast, they bring you the latest updates from the cigar industry, including some surprising departures, exciting new releases, and changes in leadership across various companies. Here are some of the key topics covered: Garret Robinson's Departure: The hosts discuss the departure of Garret Robinson and its implications for the industry. As Robinson leaves, the roles of Vice President of Sales and Marketing will be split among Doroteo, Ortega, and Moore. Espinosa's New Releases: The podcast delves into the details of Espinosa's latest releases, the highly anticipated 601 Blue Label and the Knuckle Sandwich Habano in a 6 x 60 size. The hosts share their impressions and expectations for these cigars. Changes in Leadership: Altadis U.S.A., JR Cigar, and Casa de Montecristo are experiencing changes at the top. The hosts discuss the new leadership taking over these companies and speculate on the potential impact on the market. Tatuaje and Smoke Inn's NFT Auction: An update on the first-ever Anarchy NFT Auction organized by Tatuaje and Smoke Inn. The auction fetched an astonishing $100,000, indicating the growing interest in digital collectibles within the cigar community. New Executive Director at NATO: The hosts cover the appointment of David Spross as the new Executive Director of the National Association of Tobacco Outlets (NATO) and discuss the potential direction Spross might take the organization. Ohana Nui's Latest Releases: Ohana Nui has shipped the Aloha and Time Out lines. The hosts provide insights into these releases and share their thoughts on the cigars' profiles. Weather Update - Tropical Storm Idalia: Shifting gears, the podcast briefly discusses the weather forecast, noting the expected intensification of Tropical Storm Idalia into a Category 3 hurricane as it approaches Florida. Unforeseen Incident at Papa Bees Restaurant: Wrapping up the episode with a dose of the unexpected, the hosts recount a bizarre incident involving a clogged toilet at Papa Bees restaurant in Longwood that escalated into a large fight, according to local police. Tune in to the Cigar Hustlers Podcast for a blend of industry insights, product releases, and even some unexpected stories that keep you engaged from start to finish. Don't miss out on the latest happenings in the world of cigars!
In our second episode of Season 2 of Workplace Crafted, we talk about the "exurbs" as an office destination. Joining us on the episode is Andrew Boyd, President of Blue Label Packaging Company. Andrew talks about how the unique location of Blue Label between metropolitan Columbus and Appalachian Ohio has impacted recruitment, and how they've been able to provide a world-class destination for their employees.
¡Estamos de regreso! ... (bueno maso menos), En este episodio hablaremos sobre la película de Barbie, igualmente comentaremos de las cosas que nos perdimos estos meses como los memes de BLUE LABEL y obviamente Blue Beetle, al igual que temas como la ceniza en puebla entre otros. Tristemente tocaremos el tema de que paso con nuestro prota Edy y su situación. Escuchen lo y recuerden: ¡Blue Beetle 18 de agosto solo en cines!
Dylan Bradfield, portfolio manager at Sharenet, provides some excellent investment pointers, basing his view on the strong potential for a rotation of investment from US assets to Emerging Markets - including South Africa. Bradfield highlights the recent popularity of the JSE, driven by the weakening dollar and increased interest in retailers, insurers, and banks. He believes that South African stocks are highly attractive value propositions, with cheap fundamentals and the potential for a significant upward move as global markets allocate more capital to the country. Bradfield also provides the case for buying Telkom and Blue Label. He spoke to Alec Hogg of BizNews from the Latitude Aparthotel studio in Cape Town. - Alec Hogg Your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider keeps you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox at 5:30am weekdays. Register here - https://bit.ly/3lfVRYP. --- Timestamps 00:00 - Introductions 00:39 - Dylan Bradfield on Fantasy Fund Manager 01:57 - Bradfield gives his overall view of the South African market 04:18 - On cheap SA stocks and the trajectory of the market 04:49 - On Telkom 07:50 - On Openserve 10:02 - On Blue Label 12:45 - On his approach to investing 14:01 - On the US inflation rate and its impact on US stocks 16:28 - How the US economy may affect the SA market 17:52 - On being patient with your investments Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Our featured interview tonight is with Jason Smith. Jason has lived in Cincinnati most of his life, and his first influence towards pipe smoking was from his grandfather who seemingly only didn't smoke his pipe if he was sleeping. This is the ninth in our series of interviews with “Journeymen Pipe Smokers” – guys that have been smoking pipes between five and 10 years, and Jason has a great journey to tell us about. At the top of the show, Brian will have a review of Solani Blue Label Blend No. 369.
Sharenet portfolio manager Dylan Bradfield has taken a deep dive into the telecoms options in our inaugural Fantasy Fund Manager game and offers some canny advice. Bradfield, a value investor at heart, explains in some detail why the shares of Telkom and Blue Label have explosive upside potential - while rivals Vodacom and MTN are fragile. He spoke to Alec Hogg of BizNews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Which Johnnie Walker Scotch is best? This week we do something a little different and do a taste test of Johnnie Walker's most popular scotches to see which is worth the price tag. Then Contenders are Black Label, Gold Label, 18 Years, and the notorious Blue Label which sells for around $200 a bottle. Please like and subscribe and if you have any suggestions, let us know by tweeting us @tastetestdummies or email us at nickandjohnpodcast@gmail.com. SPOILER! Below is a list of which scotch corresponding to which numbered glass it was in: 1. 18 Years 2. Black Label 3. Gold Label 4. Blue Label
This is The Zone of Disruption! This is the I AM RAPAPORT: STEREO PODCAST! His name is Michael Rapaport aka The Gringo Mandingo aka aptain Colitis aka The Disruptive Warrior aka Mr. NY aka The Inflamed Ashkenazi aka The Sultan of Sniff aka The Jewish Jake LaMotta & he is here to discuss: The Mariano Rivera of Stickmen & if Pete Davidson is the most famous person out of Staten Island, Going to Miami, Art Basel, back on that coffee, seeing people on that rock in public, how his Dad used to cook, rating my Thanksgiving, betting Blue Label with CaptainPicks, destroying Jason Kaplan im Stern Show Fantasy Football, a side bet in money League & a thank you to Josh Jacobs, getting suspended on YouTube, rebrandification Rapaport, Michael Rapaport Jewish News of the Week, Top 5 White Rappers of All Time & a whole lotta mo'! This episode is not to be missed! Stand Up Comedy Tickets on sale at: MichaelRapaportComedy.com For all things sports wagering use https://mybookie.website/michaelRAPAPORT with Promo Code: RAPAPORT If you are interested in NBA, NFL, MLB, Soccer, Golf, Tennis & UFC Picks/Parlays Follow @TheCaptainPicks on Instagram & subscribe to packages at www.CaptainPicks.com www.dbpodcasts.com Produced by DBPodcasts.com Follow @dbpodcasts, @iamrapaport, @michaelrapaport on TikTok, Twitter & Instagram Music by Jansport J (Follow @JansportJ) www.JansportJMusic.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Spare a thought for Douglas Craigie Stevenson. The Cell C CEO is leading one of the most complex and difficult business turnarounds in South African corporate history. Craigie Stevenson tells TechCentral's Duncan McLeod in this episode of TC|Daily that it's been a stressful few years for the company's management team, but that the long-delayed but recently concluded recapitalisation of the mobile operator's balance sheet has finally put it on a much more sustainable footing. It could all have gone pear-shaped, but Cell C's stakeholders, including its bondholders and its shareholders, have stuck with the business, believing, he says, that, despite its troubles, there is real underlying value that was worth saving. Unlike the previous recap, which did little to solve Cell C's balance sheet woes, Craigie Stevenson explains in the interview that a new strategy and operating model - one in which the company doesn't try to compete with bigger rivals MTN and Vodacom in capital spending - means that it isn't going to repeat the mistakes of the past. That doesn't mean, though, that there isn't still hard work ahead for Craigie Stevenson, his leadership team and Cell C employees, but at least the operator is no longer facing the prospect of going bust. In this episode of TC|Daily, Craigie Stevenson discusses: * Cell C's balance sheet after the recap and what it will look like three years from now and why. * Why Cell C was worth saving. * How Cell C works with Blue Label, its largest shareholder. * How Cell C's strategy differs from its rivals, and what that means for consumers. * The progress in shutting down the company's radio access network and what's involved in the project. * Who Cell C wants as a customer, and why consumers should choose Cell C over its rivals. * The importance of mobile virtual network operators to its business. * The importance of having the right company culture. * Whether MTN's proposed acquisition of Telkom should be allowed to proceed. It's a fascinating discussion - don't miss it! TechCentral
Spare a thought for Douglas Craigie Stevenson. The Cell C CEO is leading one of the most complex and difficult business turnarounds in South African corporate history. Craigie Stevenson tells TechCentral's Duncan McLeod in this episode of TC|Daily that it's been a stressful few years for the company's management team, but that the long-delayed but recently concluded recapitalisation of the mobile operator's balance sheet has finally put it on a much more sustainable footing. It could all have gone pear-shaped, but Cell C's stakeholders, including its bondholders and its shareholders, have stuck with the business, believing, he says, that, despite its troubles, there is real underlying value that was worth saving. Unlike the previous recap, which did little to solve Cell C's balance sheet woes, Craigie Stevenson explains in the interview that a new strategy and operating model - one in which the company doesn't try to compete with bigger rivals MTN and Vodacom in capital spending - means that it isn't going to repeat the mistakes of the past. That doesn't mean, though, that there isn't still hard work ahead for Craigie Stevenson, his leadership team and Cell C employees, but at least the operator is no longer facing the prospect of going bust. In this episode of TC|Daily, Craigie Stevenson discusses: * Cell C's balance sheet after the recap and what it will look like three years from now and why. * Why Cell C was worth saving. * How Cell C works with Blue Label, its largest shareholder. * How Cell C's strategy differs from its rivals, and what that means for consumers. * The progress in shutting down the company's radio access network and what's involved in the project. * Who Cell C wants as a customer, and why consumers should choose Cell C over its rivals. * The importance of mobile virtual network operators to its business. * The importance of having the right company culture. * Whether MTN's proposed acquisition of Telkom should be allowed to proceed. It's a fascinating discussion - don't miss it!
Wayne McCurrie on rate increases in the UK and SA, and Blue Label's recapitalising of Cell C. Keith McLachlan from Integral Asset Management on investing in music via song catalogues. Simon gives thoughts on dividends, the good, the bad and the ... tax.
Blue Label has confirmed that Cell C's recapitalization has been completed and this comes after years of negotiations. Business Day TV discussed what this means for Cell C and Blue Label moving forward with telcos analyst at Nedbank CIB, Preshendran Odayar.
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The big celebration! Episode 100 is historic! We start the podcast with the joke we missed last week and it takes off from there. The boy enjoy some quality Blue Label and then Peter surprises the boys with a gift. We go over the first 100 episodes and each host gives their favorite 3 episodes. Of course, we go over current events and leave it on a high note with some feel-good stories. Hopefully, you have enjoyed the first 100 episodes because we are not going anywhere!
T-shirts & more are finally available!! http://tee.pub/lic/BAMG John & Richard take on the C2E2 Ultimate Fallout #4 acetate variant controversy & that leads into a discussion about Modern variants - is their time over? Plus, the 25 Year Rule focuses on the "Bad Girl" era of comics and we wrap it all up with our Underrated Books of the Week, which include the first appearances of a classic Batman Beyond villain and a classic DC heroine! Sign up for the NearMintNFT Whitelist here - https://nearmintnft.com/ Bronze and Modern Gods is the channel dedicated to the Bronze, Copper and Modern Ages of comics and comic book collecting! Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BronzeAndModernGods Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bronzeandmoderngods #comics #comicbooks #comiccollecting #nfts #comicnfts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bronzeandmoderngods/support
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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about all the unusual demands that performers make of their backstage handlers when on concert tours
Andrew Boyd is the President of Blue Label Packaging Company, a printing and packaging company dedicated to translating the spirit of their clients' businesses into labels and packaging. As the President of Blue Label, Andrew is passionate about well-designed business processes and upholding the company's high service standards to customers. Andrew joins me today to discuss printing, packaging, and labeling for craft breweries. He describes his background and how he got started in printing and packaging. He explains how Blue Label Packaging responded to increasing demand driven by COVID-19 and how they pivoted their operations during the pandemic. Andrew also highlights the importance of packaging and underscores the joys of being a label-printing company for the craft brewery industry. “We're elevating the brewery industry, so it's only fair that the packaging matches where we're headed.” - Andrew Boyd This week on Consuming the Craft:● Andrew's background and how he got into printing and packaging● How Blue Label Packaging met the needs of craft breweries● Why craft brewery is a strange market to get into● How the COVID-19 pandemic impacted Blue Label Packaging's business● The limited release methodology● “Engi-nerding” and brewing equipment manufacturers Connect with Andrew Boyd:● Blue Label Packaging● Blue Label Packaging on LinkedIn● Blue Label Packaging on Instagram● Blue Label Packaging on Facebook● Blue Label Packaging on Twitter● Andrew Boyd on LinkedIn Consuming the Craft Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of the Consuming the Craft Podcast, brought to you by AB Tech's Craft Beverage Institute of the Southeast. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts | GooglePlay Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more craft beverage enthusiasts.To learn more about AB Tech and the Craft Beer Institute of the Southeast, visit our website.
This week, Tony and Fingers review the 601 Blue Label Maduro and Basil Hayden Subtle Smoke Bourbon. Tony Katz and Fingers Malloy (http://eatdrinksmokeshow.com) host Eat! Drink! Smoke! (http://facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke) recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar (http://blendbarcigar.com) in Indianapolis, IN. Other topics include: The Kentucky Bourbon Festival. Hail destroys acres of Fuente Fuente OpusX Wrapper Leaf. Man proposes to girlfriend at her father's funeral. Tom Brady cashes in. The baby formula shortage. China's most handsome man to sue online critics. All that and much more on episode 185 of Eat! Drink! Smoke! Follow Eat! Drink! Smoke! Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoEatDrinkSmoke | @GoEatDrinkSmoke Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke | @eatdrinksmoke IG: https://www.instagram.com/eatdrinksmokepodcast | @EatDrinkSmokePodcast The Podcast is Free! Click Below! On Apple Podcasts (http://bit.ly/eatdrinksmoke) On Amazon Music (https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/09697f78-947d-4008-92f6-18f6b241774a/Eat-Drink-Smoke) On Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/show/eat-drink-smoke) On Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/6Qf6qSmnpb5ctSMEtaB6lp)
This weeks guest is Rose Fernando who joins us from London England. A whisky aficionado and a former Johhnie Walker Experience Ambassador, Rose has an extensive knowledge of all things whisky. Rose's Bio in her own words: My name is Rose Fernando and I am a massive Johnnie Walker fan, of the blend and of the history. I first was introduced to Johnnie Walker as a rebellious teen and hated it and wondered who would ever drink it (clearly it took a little while for my palate to refine). At the age of 28 I received my first bottle of Blue Label and had a dram of it instantly. The richness of the whisky, all its subtleties and aromas, I was a changed woman. I started learning more and more about the whisky process and learning more and more about the blend and history of Johnnie Walker. Fast forward 3.5 years and I now have more than 200 bottles in my private collection, more than 400 newspaper and magazine prints dating from 1909 and endless branded merchandise all related to Johnnie Walker. I was able to be on the team when Johnnie Walker Princess Street opened their doors last year but due to health reasons, I wasn't able to stay for long and soon found myself back in London. If you have any questions about the brand, my collection or questions in general, please feel free to follow and send me a DM @roses.johnniewalker Links @roses.johnniewalker @sugarrunbar @babylonsistersbar Little Mushroom Catering @littlemushroomcatering @the_industry_podcast email us: info@theindustrypodcast.club Podcast Artwork by Zak Hannah zakhannah.com
Uống có trách nhiệm là lựa chọn bản lĩnh đối với người trưởng thành. Trách nhiệm ở đây không chỉ với bản thân mà còn với gia đình, người thân và cả những người xa lạ.Lúc uống thì vui đấy, chén chú chén anh, nhưng sau đó là biết bao chuyện bi hài vì có mấy ai làm chủ được mình trong cơn say. Vậy nên, mỗi người cần biết uống có điểm dừng, đồng thời trang bị những tips để bảo vệ bản thân mỗi dịp uống rượu bia.Trong tập Cởi Mở Happy Hour này, hãy để bộ 3 Dustin, Minh Trang và Bartender Leo chia sẻ về những điều nên làm và không nên làm sau khi say, cũng như bí quyết để uống có trách nhiệm nhé.Đừng quên xem podcast này trên Youtube nữa nhé.Johnnie Walker là thương hiệu Scotch Whisky số một thế giới (theo IWSR), được yêu thích trên hơn 180 quốc gia.Được John Walker thành lập vào năm 1820, từ một cửa hàng buôn bán nhỏ, trải qua sáu thế hệ bậc thầy pha chế, Johnnie Walker đã tiên phong tạo ra những hương vị mới táo bạo, và vươn mình thành một doanh nghiệp sản xuất rượu whisky tầm cỡ quốc tế. Johnnie Walker hiện nay sở hữu một kho tàng whisky đầy phong cách, nguyên bản, và đặc trưng. Các dòng rượu whisky của nhà Walker từng đoạt giải thưởng bao gồm Johnnie Walker Red Label, Black Label, Double Black, Green Label, Gold Label Reserve, Aged 18 Years, XR và Blue Label. Với tổng doanh số hàng năm hơn 14 triệu chai được bán ra (theo IWSR, 2020), Johnnie Walker trở thành nhãn hiệu Scotch Whisky phổ biến nhất trên thế giới.#coimohappyhour #coimopodcast #vietcetera #JohnnieWalker #KeepWalking #drinkresponsibly18+
Khi nhắc đến bartender, nhiều người nghĩ đây là nghề chỉ dành cho nam giới, bởi tính chất cũng như môi trường làm việc. Tuy nhiên, không hiếm để gặp những bartender nữ. Họ không chỉ làm tốt công việc như nam giới, mà còn có điểm nhấn riêng thu hút sự chú ý của tửu khách.Trong tập 3 của Cởi Mở Happy Hour, host Dustin và Minh Trang sẽ chào đón một bartender nữ - Yến Ngân, đến từ Calmo - The Tonic Bar. Cùng nghe Ngân chia sẻ về câu chuyện trong nghề và “hóa giải” những lời đồn về bartender nữ nhé.Đừng quên xem tập podcast này trên Youtube. Johnnie Walker là thương hiệu Scotch Whisky số một thế giới (theo IWSR), được yêu thích trên hơn 180 quốc gia. Được John Walker thành lập vào năm 1820, từ một cửa hàng buôn bán nhỏ, trải qua sáu thế hệ bậc thầy pha chế, Johnnie Walker đã tiên phong tạo ra những hương vị mới táo bạo, và vươn mình thành một doanh nghiệp sản xuất rượu whisky tầm cỡ quốc tế. Johnnie Walker hiện nay sở hữu một kho tàng whisky đầy phong cách, nguyên bản, và đặc trưng. Các dòng rượu whisky của nhà Walker từng đoạt giải thưởng bao gồm Johnnie Walker Red Label, Black Label, Double Black, Green Label, Gold Label Reserve, Aged 18 Years, XR và Blue Label. Với tổng doanh số hàng năm hơn 14 triệu chai được bán ra (theo IWSR, 2020), Johnnie Walker trở thành nhãn hiệu Scotch Whisky phổ biến nhất trên thế giới.#JohnnieWalker #KeepWalking #drinkresponsibly18+ #CoiMoHappyHour #CMHH #Vietcetera #Podcast
We've finally returned! It's been a long time, and we were all in person, and we had a special guest! Joining us was young Miss Gaby Penaherrera, star of the short film Move On. And because this is the 100th episode, we reviewed the 100th episode of the following iconic TV shows: Law & Order: SVU, The X-Files, The Office, and Star Trek: The Next Generation. Why four TV shows, you ask? Because we had four Johnnie Walker whiskeys to sample, that's why! Black Label, Gold Label Reserve, Johnnie Walker 18, and Blue Label. Needless to say, much fun was had, many tangents were achieved, and lots of good whiskey was imbibed. Tune in to this marathon, pick up one of the aforementioned whiskeys (or all of them), sample them, compare your grades to ours, and enjoy the ride. Cheers!!!
Episode 86 features Pusser's Rum, the official British Navy rum. The Blue Label used in the tasting for this episode is bottled in 750ml at 42% ABV, or 84 proof for the US market, and it retails for $27. Enjoy this episode with a Pusser's Painkiller®. Pusser's Rum official website: https://pussersrum.com/ (https://pussersrum.com/) Brief Historical Timeline: 1655 - The British capture Jamaica from the Spanish 1731 - British Naval regulations define a sailor's ration of rum to be 1/2 pint, twice a day 1740 - Admiral Edward Vernon, "Old Grog", decrees that the ration should be diluted with water, becoming what's known as Grog 1756 - Grog becomes the official way to serve the sailor's rum ration, referred to as a tot 1824 - The tot is reduced to a quarter pint of rum 1850 - the tot is reduced to an eighth of a pint of rum 1970 - The British stop providing rum to sailors in what's known as Black Tot Day, July 31st 1976 - Charles Tobias has his first drink of original naval rum and is gifted a demijohn of it 1979 - Charles Tobias is gifted Pusser's Rum from the British Navy 1980 - Pusser's Rum becomes commercially available 1990 - Pusser's Rum is sold to Jim Beam 2002 - Charles Tobias and Jim Jackson purchase Pusser's Rum back from Jim Beam 2013 - Headquarters is moved to Charleston, South Carolina, USA 2021 - Record breaking sales year for the brand Key Cocktails: Pusser's is one of a few brands with a trademark on their signature cocktail. Painkiller® 2 oz. (60 ml) Pusser's Rum 4 oz. (120 ml) pineapple juice 1 oz. (30 ml) orange juice 1 oz. (30 ml) cream of coconut Freshly grated nutmeg for garnish. Shake all ingredients with ice, pour into a big glass filled with ice, garnish and enjoy! References: https://youtu.be/4eswMosMToA (History of The Pusser's Painkiller® and Pusser's Rum on YouTube) https://youtu.be/egcWjlRlmsA (Interview with Charles Tobias) https://cocktailwonk.com/2020/07/charles-tobias-part-one.html (Cocktail Wonk Interview with Charles Tobias, Part One) https://cocktailwonk.com/2020/07/charles-tobias-part-two.html (Cocktail Wonk Interview with Charles Tobias, Part Two) https://therumlab.com/rum-connoisseur-interview-of-the-week-gary-l-rogalski-president-ceo-pussers-rum-ltd/ (The Rum Lab Interview with Pusser's CEO Gary Rogalski) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pusser%27s (Wikipedia Article on Pusser's Rum) https://youtu.be/D7NiejyP-vA (YouTube Message from Charles Tobias) https://www.diffordsguide.com/producers/80/pussers-west-indies-ltd (Difford's Guide Listing on Pusser's Rum) Book: A Rum Tale by Joseph Piercy Page Contact Information: Official show website is: https://www.liquorandliqueurconnoisseur.com/ (www.liquorandliqueurconnoisseur.com) Join my mailing list: http://eepurl.com/hfyhHf (http://eepurl.com/hfyhHf) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liquorandliqueurconnoisseur (https://www.facebook.com/liquorandliqueurconnoisseur) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LiquorandLiqueurConnoisseur/ (https://www.instagram.com/LiquorandLiqueurConnoisseur/) Twitter: @LLConnoisseur
In this week's episode our discussion is: What should you not pinch pennies or skimp on the price of? Our episode today focuses primarily on some of the items in our lives that we justify as “worth it” as opposed to others. Also, we discuss the meaning of value as well.Our Links:Retrospect
En esta ocasión nos reunimos para hablar sobre Arcane, una de las mejores propuestas animadas de este 2021. También comentamos el camino de Riot Games desde sus inicios en la producción de materiales de entretenimiento diversos hasta el dia de hoy. #Tenemos pagina oficial encuéntranos como akibaknights.com #También tenemos instagram oficial, nos encontraran como AkibaKnightsPodcast $También contamos con PATREON por si gustas apoyar nuestro proyecto y llevarte mucho material extra búscanos como Akiba Knights o entra al siguiente enlace: www.patreon.com/akibaknights
Welcome to Episode 46 of The Burning Bush Podcast, where we share the message of the Bible while enjoying a good cigar. This week we continue reading through Dr. Justin Bass' book, “The Bedrock of Christianity: The Unalterable Facts of Jesus' Death and Resurrection”, and I'm smoking a Don Pepin Garcia Blue Label Corojo Generosos 6x50.Dr. Justin Bass' website: https://justinwbass.comGroundworks Ministries: https://www.groundworksministries.com/Don Pepin Garcia Blue Label Corojo Generosos 6x50: https://www.cigarsinternational.com/p/don-pepin-garcia-blue-cigars/1411395/Listen and subscribe at: www.theburningbushpodcast.com YouTube: https://bit.ly/3enwuCiRumble: https://rumble.com/user/SteveMcHenryEmail: stevenjmchenry@gmail.com#TheBurningBush #Podcast #Scripture #Theology #Jesus #Bible #Christian #GroundworksMinistries #Cigars #BOTL #SOTL #HolySmokes #JustinBass #DonPepinGarcia #MyFatherCigarsSUPPORT THE SHOWPaypal: http://paypal.me/SteveMcHenryVenmo: @Steve-McHenry-3The Burning Bush Merchandise Store Get your Burning Bush Podcast swag here!Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Welcome to Episode 46 of The Burning Bush Podcast, where we share the message of the Bible while enjoying a good cigar. This week we continue reading through Dr. Justin Bass'... Visit my website at http://stevemchenry.blogspot.com/
In this week's episode my question to everyone is: What is your theme for this year, or the thing you are going to work towards in the new year? This was a wonderful discussion and I encourage everyone to ask yourself the same question. Give yourself something to strive and hope for in this new year.Our Links:Retrospect
La vida en Caracas, el estado de la cultura y las opciones para salir. Presupuestos en cine, recaudación. El cine en Francia. Bac Nord, política y libertarianismo. La conspiración anti-vacuna, Q: Into the storm. Películas venezolanas: Yo y las bestias, Rómulo resiste, de Carlos Otaiza. Dirección opuesta, la película inspirada en la novela Blue Label. Otras pelis: A glitch in the matrix. Nuclear family. Lux Æterna de Gaspar Noé. 3 en el último acto creativo de Pino Solanas. La producción de Netflix y presupuestos. The power of the dog, con música de Johnny Greenwood. La serie Midnight Mass de Mike Flannagan. Val, sobre Val Kilmer. What If, de la Marvel. Get Back. Datos para navidad: Salinger Year, con Sigourney Weaver. Loveheart, la comedia romántica del 2021. The Most beautiful boy in the world. Titan, ganadora de la Palma de Oro en Canes. Pig, con Nicolas Cage. Lamb con Noomi Rapace. Pelis de terror: Last night in Soho. Maligno de James Wann. La serie Voir en Netflix, unos ensayos sobre cine con expertos. La película animada Mad God. Música: Shoes and Socks Off, Emerald Park.
Show #926 Beardo's Birthday Bash 2021 This year's episode that is dedicated to Beardo with a nice variety of tunes selected by a couple of friend of Bandana Blues. It is a great show, so start listening! 01. Gwendolyn Sanford & Brandon Jay - Happy Birthday Clappy (0:38) (Weeds-Instrumentals from the Series Vol. 1, Lionsgate Records, 2008) 02. Oreo Blue - Born To Suffer (4:26) (Nuthin' But The Blues, self-release, 1998) 03. Nace Brothers Band - Space In Your Heart (5:02) (Club 15, self-release, 1994) 04. Oscar Alemán - Bye Bye Blues [1942] (3:05) (Swing Guitar Masterpieces 1938–1957, Acoustic Disc, 1998) 05. Bill Doggett - Honky Tonk (Parts 1+2) (5:32) (45 RPM Single, King Records, 1956) 06. Cassandra Wilson - 32-20 Blues (5:23) (New Moon Daughter, Blue Note Records, 2003) 07. Peter Green Splinter Group - Help Me (4:48) (Soho Session, Snapper Music, 1999) 08. Oscar Alemán - Tico Tico No Fuba [1943] (2:49) (Swing Guitar Masterpieces 1938–1957, Acoustic Disc, 1998) 09. The Kinks - Father Christmas (3:43) (Single, Arista Records, 1977) 10. Albert Collins - Don't Go Reachin' Across My Plate (3:44) (Frostbite, Alligator Records, 1980) 11. Jeff Beck - Diamond Dust (8:22) (Blow By Blow, Epic Records, 1975) 12. Johnny Meyer - Johnny's Blues (2:18) (In Swinging Amsterdam, BASF Records, 1974) 13. John Too Cool McCool - Mississippi Blue (3:27) (Digital self-release, 2002) 14. Gov't Mule - Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home (5:44) (Heavy Load Blues, Fantasy Records, 2021) 15. Albert Castiglia - I Been Up All Night (5:27) (Up All Night, Ruf Records, 2017) 16. Altered Five Blues Band - Holding On With One Hand (3:56) (Holler If You Hear Me, Blind Pig Records, 2021) 17. Ricci & Krown - The Jimmy Smith Strut (4:18) (City Country City, Gulf Coast Records, 2021) (#923) 18. Oscar Alemán - Limehouse Blues [1944] (2:41) (Swing Guitar Masterpieces 1938–1957, Acoustic Disc, 1998) 19. DogTown Blues Band - Cookin' In Style (3:13) (Search No More, RVL Music, 2021) 20. Fleetwood Mac - Albatross (3:06) (45 RPM Single, Blue Horizon Records, 1968) 21. Jean-Jacques Milteau - Beaumont Lafayette (2:49) (Soul Conversations, Dixiefrog Records, 2008) 22. Red Peters - Holy Shit It's Christmas(3:04) (I Laughed, I Cried, I Fudged My Undies!, 1995) 23. Paul Lamb & the King Snakes - Going For It (2:44) (I'm On A Roll, Blue Label, 2005) 24. Curtis Salgado - Too Loose (3:40) (Curtis Salgado & the Stilettos, JRS Records, 1991) 25. R.J. Mischo - Little Village (4:01) (Cool Disposition, CrossCut Records, 1997) 26. Rev. Jimmy Bratcher - Check Your Blues At The Door (3:17) (Secretly Famous, Ain't Skeert Tunes, 2013) 27. Oscar Alemán - Scartunas [1944] (2:30) (Swing Guitar Masterpieces 1938–1957, Acoustic Disc, 1998) 28. Danny B. Harvey - The Falcon (3:20) (Single, self-release, 2021) 29. Frank Zappa - Tinsel Town Rebellion (4:34) (Tinsel Town Rebellion, Barking Pumpkin Records, 1981) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.
ShanghaiZhan: All Things China Marketing, Advertising, Tech & Platforms
In this episode, we talk with Pierre Delfosse, E-commerce Director at Pernod Ricard China, on the world's largest shopping festival, Double 11, which climaxes on the 11th of November of every year. We are still big in Japan. We are a lot bigger in Hong Kong (S.A.R.) and even bigger in the USA. In this episode we discuss: 1. What we shopped for Double 11 2. How has the spirits business evolved over the past 7years 3. What Chinese consumers drink, white, yellow, and brown. 4. Jiu Jiu or September 9 is Spirits Day in China 5. Imported spirits hold 1.5% of share of spirits (minuscule when you put into consideration how much Baijiu is drunk in China). 6. Success offline leads to greater success online, especially on that day – building brand is massively important 7. Double 11 is not an Alibaba thing alone, all platforms are Double 11 crazy 8. Building owned traffic and reducing dependency on the platforms. 9. Pierre enjoys Glenlivet and Cognac but sometimes cheats with a Blue Label. 10. Don't drink and drive. Join us next week for another exciting show as we are investigating the evolution of sport. Music: "Bad Cough Syrup" by Bryce Whitwam: https://soundcloud.com/bryce-r-whitwam/bad-cough-syrup?si=cfb30a6e0c0e459da78b912bf60825ac Welcome to Shanghai Zhan, aka. Shanghai Station. The only station in Shanghai's world-famous metro that only exists as a podcast. Listen to Bryce Whitwam and Ali Zein Kazmi debate with guests on their experiences and aspirations for China. Bryce and Ali are connected to China for over 20 years and are still in Shanghai working in the industry. They are both fluent Mandarin speakers, with Bryce reading and writing, while Ali gets away with using his thick Beijing accent.
On this week's episode Adam is subbed out and the Lawyers are joined by the incredible and legendary Baltimore Criminal Defense Attorney Warren A Brown. FROM HIS BIO: Attorney Warren A. Brown was born into an America that had yet to fully open its reserve of social, economic, educational, and political rights to its African-American citizens; a time when a Black president, Black Miss America, Black heads of corporations, and Black people in any position of power was unimaginable. He was fortunate, however, to be surrounded by a community of honorable, hardworking, and determined people, and thus he never shied from entertaining lofty goals. One such goal was to become a lawyer, not for the money, rather, to fight for the weak and to claim membership in the “most noble profession”. Upon graduating from Carnegie Mellon University in 1974 and Boston University School of Law in 1977, Warren Brown began to apply his trade with the Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc. (MALS) under, now mayor of Memphis, A. C. Wharton. Returning to his home of Baltimore in 1980, he first worked at the Legal Aid Bureau, then with the Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City before settling in at the Federal Public Defender's Office. In 1988, he opened the doors to his own Criminal Defense firm. Since that time, Warren Brown has tried both state and federal cases in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware. An accomplished trial attorney, Warren Brown approaches trial work as an art; never leaving anything to chance. Though a successful and accomplished attorney by any standard, Warren Brown remains loyal to the legal reality that, “The truth, poorly represented, will lose”. Lawyers on the Rocks features Jeremy Eldridge, Kurt Nachtman and Adam Crandell. This triumvirate of lawyers will give you their unsolicited opinion on everything legal and illegal, while enjoying a handcrafted cocktail. Lawyers on the Rocks is sponsored by the Law Office of Eldridge, Nachtman & Crandell, LLC and produced by Gideon at Up Next Creative, LLC.
En esta ocasión conversamos acerca de este autor, el cual ganó fama cuando una de cómic llegó al cine, causando revuelo y conmoción en una generación que luego salió en búsqueda de su Ramona Flowers. Con un invitado especial, perteneciente a un podcast muerto, que no se mencionará #Tenemos fanpage oficial en facebook donde subimos nuestras novedades, buscanos como Akiba Knights #También tenemos instagram oficial nos encontraran como AkibaKnightsPodcast $También contamos con PATREON por si gustas apoyar nuestro proyecto y llevarte mucho material extra búscanos como Akiba Knights o entra al siguiente enlace: www.patreon.com/akibaknights Si te gusto el programa compártelo que no cuesta nada. coméntanos que te pareció
Van Badham and Ben Davison take The Week on Wednesday on the road recording a LIVE episode at the Wagga Wagga Interesting Festival. Recorded on Saturday June 26th moments before Sydney entered COVID lockdown, Van and Ben discuss the issues Glady's handling of the outbreak and take questions from a live festival audience. This special episode also looks at the impact of the Australia-UK free trade agreement on jobs, the economy and broader social structures with the audience asking; Is Tony Abbott a traitor? The win for General Mills workers and the secure jobs senate inquiry report are discussed in the context of working people standing up against exploitation. The audience asks questions about the benefits of being a union member and the gendered impact of the gig economy. The good news is about the floating gardens of Bangladesh, which if we can't stop climate change, might help save us all! So tune into this very special LIVE edition of The Week on Wednesday (on a Saturday at the Interesting Festival in Wagga Wagga)
In this week's episode we welcome back You Tuber and Whisky Blogger Jeff Whisky to answer our questions, like where's his tash gone? Does he drink whisky with dinner? and is he still nose blind?? Jeff also helps us decide whether or not there's actually a Johnnie Walker bottling that we'd actually spend our own money on… Yes, this week we taste the only blended malt in their range, the highly recommended Green Label 15 Year Old. You can watch the full uncut video of our conversation with Jeff over on our patreon page. www.patreon.com/whiskyandthings Also, as Dave mentioned in the podcast, become a patron by July 18th and you can be in our virtual audience for our 75th show recording.. How exciting! More details about that including what whisky we'll be tasting coming soon. Find out more about Jeff Whisky over on https://jeffwhisky.com He also of course has a great YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UChSPQQ4v5h89je_B0Mvus2g And you can follow Jeff on these social media accounts - …https://www.facebook.com/jeffwhiskyreviews @jeffwhiskyreviewshttps://www.instagram.com/jeffwhisky/ @jeffwhiskyhttps://twitter.com/jeffwhisky24 @jeffwhisky24 You can help the podcast by purchasing any whisky or other products using our affiliate link with The Whisky Exchange… Just click on one of these links for the whiskies we featured in this weeks show and fill your boots. Thank you. Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Yearhttps://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aff/4431902/p/32602/johnnie-walker-green-label-15-year-old The standard Blue Label https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aff/4431902/p/552/johnnie-walker-blue-label and a couple of extra special Johnnie Walker offerings.. The Anniversary Edition and the Masters Ruby Reserve 40 Year Old... Lovely!https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aff/4431902/p/561/johnnie-walker-blue-label-anniversary https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/aff/4431902/p/58012/johnnie-walker-masters-ruby-reserve-40-year-old Find out a bit more about the Johnnie Walker brand here…https://www.johnniewalker.com/en-gb/ Our sweet sweet Zazzle merch we mentioned is available here - https://www.zazzle.co.uk/store/whiskyandthings Whisky and Things:Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/whiskyandthingsMerch and info: http://www.whiskyandthings.comBe sure to find our playlist on Spotify: Whisky and Things - The Playlist Social media:https://www.facebook.com/whiskyandthingshttps://www.twitter.com/whiskyandthingshttps://www.instagram.com/whiskyandthingspodcast For business enquiries: info@whiskyandthings.com Nick Kent:https://www.facebook.com/nickkentmusichttps://www.twitter.com/nickkenthttps://www.instagram.com/mrnickkent Dave Giles:https://www.facebook.com/davejgilesmusichttps://www.twitter.com/davejgileshttps://www.instagram.com/davejgilesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/whiskyandthings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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@tiara.briana IG and I discuss the house transformation, our trip to Road America, CNC motors, and why Rob has fun Birthdays. In related news Week 3 still no Blue Label.
Episodio especial acerca del cómic Black Sad, uno de los mejores cómics europeos, galardonada con un sinfín de premios. #Tenemos fanpage oficial en facebook donde subimos nuestras novedades, buscanos como Akiba Knights #También tenemos instagram oficial nos encontraran como AkibaKnightsPodcast $También contamos con PATREON por si gustas apoyar nuestro proyecto y llevarte mucho material extra búscanos como Akiba Knights o entra al siguiente enlace: www.patreon.com/akibaknights Si te gustó el programa compártelo que no cuesta nada. coméntanos que te pareció
In this episode James and Steve try still and sparkling Hildon, Castle Rock Water, and water from Clearly Canadian. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamespassmore/support
I am joined by Nick and Josh from "The Mindless Morning Show" podcast. Get ready for some very explicit Mindless talk! Check out themindlessmorningshow.com. Band featured on this episode Blue Label, song is "One way track". Check then out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3f7ahR1u1o&list=PLftWOAPphAS8WzAsajRJ6jLMd9vQD1Rvw. to support this podcast go to anchor.fm/ screamingchuygmailcom. Fb-Screaming chuy show. YouTube-Screaming. Twitter @ChuyScreaming
The boys from The Half Cut were kind enough to have me on their podcast recently where we bracketed off Fake Fancy Beers. It was super fun, so I'm stealing it and using it for myself (with their blessing of course)! Bring out your big boy pants and pour a cold one (or few) for this one!(2:40) Foster's vs Heineken(8:25) Red Stripe vs LaBatt's (Blue Label)(18:35) Finals
On today's episode, Sam and Julio discuss the most expensive meat ever eaten in the world! A Churrasco so good, it sent a man to the hospital. Celebrate a huge success with a cup of Blue Label.
In today's episode, Irina welcomes back Kristen Classi-Zummo, Director and Industry Analyst covering fashion apparel on The NPD Group's Market Insights team. She provides in-depth data analysis based on her industry expertise, offering thoughtful insights into the present and future of fashion and retail. Kristen presents industry trends to manufacturers and retailers, including state of the industry presentations and white-space opportunity analyses. Kristen joined NPD in 2015 as a manager on the Product team, working within the Softlines segment. Previously, she was a senior manager of product development/design for men's and women's Blue Label apparel at Ralph Lauren. During their discussion, Irina and Kristen discussed how COVID impacted fashion brands and retailers and the shifts they have made in marketing strategy to drive consumers to their products. They also discuss areas within the fashion industry that have seen dramatic growth and how the new normal will impact buying habits and consumer behavior trends. Lastly, they discuss online shopping and the growth not only in terms of revenue but the change in who the consumers are who are purchasing online. The world is changing dramatically, and understanding these trends and shifts should empower businesses to adjust strategies accordingly to maintain market share. If you're ready to innovate your supply chain with an innovative supply chain management platform, you can learn more about the Suuchi GRID through the links below: https://www.suuchi.com Email us at hello@suuchi.com
We continue to stay at home while we continue the Weller series with the Full Proof, blue label. You can definitely tell we have a lot to talk about while not saying much. We chat about our stay at home Prom, our stay at home projects, and our stay at home movie rant. Did I mention we continue to be at home? Join us while we enjoy this pour. Cheers! Want to help support the show? Check out our Patreon page and gain access to our after parties. patreon.com/marriedmashpod Promo by Ocho Duro Parlay Hour Podcast
Have you ever had the privilege of putting a glass of JW Blue Label to your lips? Rich, smooth taste, made for the grown and sexy but still young enough to kick it. That’s exactly what this mix sounds like.Read More
*This episode originally aired on our Patreon feed back in June of 2019; it followed our coverage of the Honolulu Strangler.If you like what you hear, now’s a great time to check out our Patreon for extra episodes - click on the link in the show notes or just google True Blue Crime Patreon. There’d be around another 20 episodes on there now plus some Blooper Reels and Case Updates, all available at the $5 Blue Label support level.Our latest monthly Blue Label Patreon Episode is out now, covering the Murders of Leo Press, Trevor Parkin, and our Murder Lounge segment, where we unwind with a drink in front of the fire and chat about Aussie True Crime news from the past week or so.In this episode, Shaun discusses an unidentified serial killer who attacked 3 women, murdering 2, on the west side of the picturesque island of Kauai in the year 2000. The case research ended up crossing paths with another murderous psychopath from Hawaii who recently escaped from a mental facility and fled to mainland USA.Support the show on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/truebluecrimeWebsite - www.truebluecrimepodcast.com - includes our merch storeFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/380493356066315/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/truebluecrime/Email - truebluecrime@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bienvenido a la experiencia Akiba Knight el mejor podcast de Anime, Manga y cultura japonesa de peru para el resto del mundo. En esta oportunidad con un spin off especial por cuarentena, intentando dar contenido por el toque de queda, esperemos disfruten de nuestro humor y recomendaciones. #tenemos fanpage oficial en facebook donde subimos nuestras novedades y muchos memes! a todos nos gustan los memes( búscanos como akiba knights) #ahora también tenemos instagram oficial =) nos encontraran como AkibaKnightsPodcast #ahora también contamos con PATREON por si gustas apoyar nuestro proyecto y llevarte mucho material extra =3( búscanos como Akiba Knights)- www.patreon.com/akibaknights $ si te gusto el programa compártelo que no cuesta nada. coméntanos y deja tu like =)
Bienvenido a la experiencia Akiba Knight el mejor podcast de Anime, Manga y cultura japonesa de peru para el resto del mundo. En esta oportunidad con un spin off especial por cuarentena, intentando dar contenido por el toque de queda, esperemos disfruten de nuestro humor y recomendaciones. #tenemos fanpage oficial en facebook donde subimos nuestras novedades y muchos memes! a todos nos gustan los memes( búscanos como akiba knights) #ahora también tenemos instagram oficial =) nos encontraran como AkibaKnightsPodcast #ahora también contamos con PATREON por si gustas apoyar nuestro proyecto y llevarte mucho material extra =3( búscanos como Akiba Knights)- www.patreon.com/akibaknights $ si te gusto el programa compártelo que no cuesta nada. coméntanos y deja tu like =)
Fresh off the Super Bowl Dave and Jay come at you hard with a massive Trailer Park episode. First Jay has an Indie Corner for Johnny Depp in 'The Professor'. And Dave has on of the greatest fake synopsizes of all time. Dave and Jay break down the trailers from Super Bowl Sunday -A Quiet Place 2 -No Time to Die -Mulan -The Fast and Furious 9 -Black Widow Disney Plus MCU Blue Label Break Down -The Falcon and The Winter Soldier -Wanda Vision -Loki Jay and Dave end with a question of the week from twitter. "What Disney + MCU show are you most looking forward to?" If you would like to comment or answer questions on the show, reach out to us on Twitter and Facebook. If you want more SMB content check us out on Patreon and get our exclusive Movie Cocktail episode for Interstellar. If you are enjoying the show, please consider leaving us a 5 star review and we will read it on the show. Thank for listening Cheers! Our sponsor is BLOWFISH. Follow the link and use our promo code SMBFISH for your discount on the hangover cure.
On this episode the guys chat with our old boss, Gregg Bernstein, the Former SA from Baltimore City. He is currently a partner at the law firm of Zuckerman Spaeder. Gregg comes on to discuss all things criminal justice, dropping some knowledge about Baltimore Legal History, sharing some tales from the trial table. The guys sample Johnny Walker Blue Label blended scotch during the conversation. They also tackle the "Bad Wig Bandit" on I Can't Believe It's Not Baltimore. Lawyers on the Rocks features Jeremy Eldridge, Kurt Nachtman and Adam Crandell. This triumvirate of lawyers will give you their unsolicited opinion on everything legal and illegal, while enjoying a handcrafted cocktail. Lawyers on the Rocks is sponsored by the Law Office of Eldridge, Nachtman & Crandell, LLC and produced by Up Next Creative, LLC.
Business Day TV — Robert Cameron from Thebe Stockbroking chose Blue Label Telecoms as his stock pick of the day."My stock pick for today is Blue Label, basically they paid 5,5 bn for a 45% steak which sunk Blue Label from R12 to R2,55 - it's shocking. They were going to get a "get out of jail free card" if Telkom did take Cell C off their hands and they could focus more on core operations. Blue Label is looking to offload two other mobile businesses which is also doing to de-lever their balance sheet. If you look at what they reported in September, Blue Label earned R900 million, and that's a growth of 25%
Simon Shares SAA retrenchments, a test for the bigger Eskom process? Telkom (JSE code; TKG) to buy CellC? R1 would seem a fair price and would benefit both Blue Label (JSE code: BLU) and Telkom. Rumours that MTN (JSE code: MTN) is also in the running to buy CellC, but I can't see the competition commission allowing that. Of note is that Blue Label have not issued a SENS (Telkom has, but not naming CellC). The reason is that with CellC being written down to zero the deal is not material. Aspen (JSE code: APN) sells Asian operations for Euro400million. This should take the groups debt down to just a little over R30billion and will within debt covenants and manageable. Rebosis (JSE code: REB) failed to declare a dividend in the latest results yet as a REIT it is required to do so by law otherwise they have to pay tax n the profits. The protests in Hong Kong continue on and are getting more violent as the authorities dig in their heels. This is hurting the economy in Hong Kong but I don't see the authorities giving in any time soon. Also remember that after the 1997 handover Hong Kong operates as a "One country, two systems" with China. This expires in 2047 and truthfully nobody knows exactly what that means. But likely China will want Hong Kong to move closer to it and so is not going to back down on the current protests. Good results from Spar (JSE code: SPP) continuing the results trend from Pick n Pay (JSE code: PIK) and Shoprite* (JSE code: SHP) trading update. An update from Steinhoff (JSE code: SNH) saying they're still considering listing Pep Europe. But the biggie is they may also do a rights issue to help pay legal fees? Really? Not sure many shareholders would be happy to partake in that waste of money. An yes I still think Steinhoff is heading for zero. Brexit, election on 12 December. Likely Conservatives win, but not guaranteed and will they have a majority or not? Upcoming events; 7 November ~ Millennials navigating markets and the investment landscape 21 November ~ Creating a portfolio at the market highs 05 December ~ Position your portfolio for 2020 * I hold ungeared positions. Subscriber to our feed here Subscribe or review us in iTunes Short squeeze (or a long squeeze) A short squeeze is when a stock surges, usually on some good news - but the surge seems disproportionate to the news. The theory is that a lot of people were short (had sold the stock to profit from the downside), then the good news sends them all heading for the exits. In order to exit they have to by so you have the positive buyers sending prices higher but you also have the short sellers who're sending the price higher. This is potentially what we saw on Blue Label on Tuesday when rumours started circulating that they had two potential buyers for CellC. This is one of the real risks of shorting stocks, you're downside in a short position is unlimited as a stock can go forever. With options your risk is always only 100% as it is the right wheres other derivatives are the obligation. One could also see a long squeeze, but this is a phrase I have never heard mentioned before. This would be when bad news sends a stock crashing as holders of the stock all head for the exits at once, think Steinhoff. The difference is that short sellers are also short-term in nature. Sure that may be months or even years, but it's never forever whereas as holders could be looking to hold forever. Also short sellers profit or loss is paid daily whereas long holders losses are only on paper. Real but always a hope of recovery. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSE Direct is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.
*This episode was originally released on our Patreon feed back in June this year. We wanted to give you all a complete example, not just a preview, of the type of content we produce on Patreon. Our premium Blue Label episodes are delivered monthly, alongside many other benefits such as ad-free regular episodes, blooper reels, polls, Q&A’s and discounts in our merch store*The Honolulu Strangler is an unidentified - and Hawaii's first known - serial killer, who was responsible for the murders of five women in Honolulu between 1985 and 1986. The killer has not been caught, and he may have had more victims.Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss the crimes, the victims, and the signature MO of this perpetrator. They also discuss other potential victims and the prime suspect.Support the show on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/truebluecrimeWebsite - www.truebluecrimepodcast.com - includes our merch storeFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/380493356066315/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/truebluecrime/Email - truebluecrime@gmail.comThis episode was produced by True Blue Media using the open source materials referenced below: Honolulu Homicide: Murder and Mayhem in Paradise by Gary Dias and Robbie DingemanBreaking Homicide - Season 1, Episode 5Various articles from the Honolulu Star Advertiser newspaper archivesVarious news reports by KHON2 NewsWikipedia.org and referenced original sources See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
En este spin off de arenales podcast, nos juntamos para hablar de esta genial serie estrenada hace poco en Netflix. #ahora también llegamos a spotify ;) *recuerden dejar su like si les gusto el programa y compartirlo que ayuda bastante. *recuerda que ahora también estamos en itunes *tenemos pagina oficial en facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arenalespodcast/
En este spin off de arenales podcast, nos juntamos para hablar de esta genial serie estrenada hace poco en Netflix. #ahora también llegamos a spotify ;) *recuerden dejar su like si les gusto el programa y compartirlo que ayuda bastante. *recuerda que ahora también estamos en itunes *tenemos pagina oficial en facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arenalespodcast/
MultimediaLIVE — South Africa's large technology and media corporates have captivated market news for the past week. Join Business Day editor Lukanyo Mnyanda and senior business writer Nick Hedley, as they dissect the recent JSE performance of Vodacom, Blue Label, Multichoice.
In this episode John, Scott, and Tim experience a Don Pepin Blue Label cigar paired with returning whiskey, Blackened from Metallica.
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Sorting out money between partners can be fraught, but it's a walk in the park compared to parents and siblings. We spend our formative years trying to secure the love and acceptance of the very people who we now have to say "no" to, which is why we are Money Enemy Number One. Your best chance at success is substituting emotions for numbers. If you are the person your family looks to for financial support (and you have no moral objections to helping out), the first number you should care about is what you can afford. This doesn't mean how much you have left over, but how much you are willing to give. You also have the option of paying directly for fixed expenses and letting them figure out the rest. Alternatively you can offer a cash amount, walk away and fight every urge in your body to give more if they run out. You don't have to say no to your family if you don't want to, but you are allowed to have boundaries. If all else fails, ask yourself what you would do if your kid made the same request. Devon's mom told him he'll have to take care of her his whole life. After paying off her debts, renovating her home and countless budget discussions, he's losing hope. I have had endless budget sit downs and fiscal meetings with my mother to try reign in her expenses, but after a few months the old habits come back. She's very good at convincing herself whatever she buys is absolutely necessary. I listened to your podcast about talking to your partner, but I find having a talk with my mother far more difficult and emotional. Her house is paid off (just levy, water, electricity, medical aid and living expenses are needed) but she spends over R10,000 on groceries on just her and my sister at home plus clothes and other non-essentials, plus having a domestic worker twice a week and a gardener for a small garden and a pack of 5 dogs which obviously need to be fed (I tried everything to stop her at just having 3 max). How would you suggest approaching this firmly enough that it actually does stick with her and leads her to actually taking action to cut expenses? In essence how do you get this message across to someone doing their utmost to stay dependent on others to avoid the responsibility of their own financial position. I feel like I have tried absolutely everything and have spent so much energy and effort that I am at my breaking point. Emile Market commentators will say they would only buy a stock at a particular price level. For example, stock A is expensive at R100 but fair value at R80. Is this merely a reflection of the rand value of the P/E at different levels i.e. R100=P/E of 20 and R80=P/E of 16? Subscribe to our RSS feed here. Subscribe or rate us in iTunes. Wim Taxpayers get a R23k interest deduction. Wouldn't it be better to first max out this benefit, before going to TFSAs, because it's already tax free! What is TFSAs offer the best returns? Can I expect more than e.g. a 32 day notice deposit or a 24 month fixed deposit somewhere? As far as I remember, the TFSAs have a lot of red-tape w.r.t. what to invest in and how much risk these funds may take on. Will this not mean lower returns? Marina's twin sister introduced her to the show. She has a question about ETFs. Stealthy mentioned that the smart beta indices try to outperform the market and rarely do so, and that is why he sticks with vanilla indices. She also read a Moneyweb article about the SPIVA report. Some are of the opinion that active funds rarely outperform the market but passive trackers can? What is your opinion on the matter? If active funds with competitive fees were to become available in the future, would you buy them? Lars Kroijer Investing Demystified series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXy71rkGuCjXLg9N8zowwUpXCYfBcMJFK Frank sent a link to a podcast called How It Began, where they discuss the stock market after episode 123. https://itunes.apple.com/za/podcast/how-it-began-a-history-of-the-modern-world/id1221558103?mt=2&i=1000389611474 Mpilo wants to know what listed property is. They also want to know what a mutual property fund is. Psychedelic Nerd wants to double-check that they understand CGT: If I invested R5,000,000 into the market, and now it is worth R10,000,000 . I decide to withdraw R400,000 (i.e. a 4% drawdown rate) to live on for the year. Half of this (R200,000) is capital gains. So, after the R40,000 CGT allowance, I am due to pay CGT on 40% of R160,000, which is R64,000. I have the 2018 income tax free allowance of R75,750, which leaves me with no taxable income! So I keep the full R400,000. In this scenario, the CGT mentioned here is the only income for the year. Does this scenario sound right to you or am I getting some steps wrong? (If this is correct, over time I guess it will change as the percentage of the annual drawdown that is capital gains will probably become higher.) They also want to know what I mean by “cash” savings and if it's a good idea to have an emergency fund in a money market account. Ivan made Kay a spreadsheet to calculate her tax liability in a year. Download the tax calculator here Kiril has a hella fancy car. He wants to know if he should speed up his repayments. I currently have an emergency fund, maxed out my TFSA for the year, contribute to a provident fund through work, and have zero debt except my fancy car. Whether owning a fancy car is a good idea is not part of this question. My designated installment is R7600, which I've upped to R8000. Should I increase this to R8600, and put in some sizeable lumps sums, eg. My tax refund? My interest rate is 10.5%, but Tito's jitters indicate this might rise in the coming year. Please, I'd really appreciate your advice. Promise wants to know who we prefer for TFSAs. Pierre If I sell out of a fund and incur a 360k capital gain which I will be taxed on, can I invest 360k straight into an RA and thus pay no CGT? No - but you can contribute 27.5% of your profit to your RA for the tax break. First point RISK = REWARD, pretty basic if you take more risk your return can be higher (or lower), take a small risk and you make a small return. Bonds have a very little risk so you get a small return BUT you are very sure you don't lose your investment. This is called the investment risk pyramid. Cash (no risk) Money on deposit in a bank which as a guarantee if a bank goes bust Bonds (low risk) 1)US treasury bonds 2)Developed markets 3)Emerging Markets Within each of these 3 sectors you get municipal and corporate debt too ETFs / Unit trust (medium risk) The more diversified the ETF/fund lower your risk should be, ie if you buy an ETF with only 30 shares and they are all banks it is less risky than buying one bank share but riskier than buying an ETF with 1200 shares in it across many sectors. Shares Within the share universe you get more and less "volatile" shares. Volatility means how a share price moves day to day around its average price over time in laymen terms. So a stock that is speculative like saying your Blue Label group moves in massive swings, something like a property stock which is run by a well managed reputable outfit which owns shopping centres and hard assets and receives their rental income from these properties every month will have a stable income and below volatility. Worst comes to worst the assets (buildings) are sold on their own and the shareholders in the stock can get their cash back. The assets are easy to value. Stocks are theoretically priced by their earnings, how much we are willing to pay for those earnings is called the price-earnings ratio, higher PE the more willing people are to pay for its earnings. Sometimes stock prices make very little sense. Example - Tesla, we all love Elon Musk, he is trying to change the world, he has very big ideas, he has shown potential BUT his company is not making that much money yet. People believe his dream and keep buying Tesla shares thus it has a very high PE. Very low earnings and high PE. Every sector has its own go to PE. Banks in SA generally below 12. Leverage / Speculative Funds/Small business/Bitcoin Risky stuff, could lose everything or double your money, need a lot of research and gut feel to know what's what. Not for the amateurs, no matter how good the tip was your buddy gave you or you ever heard at the gym. Ok so that how risk is priced in instruments next layer of risk is the country risk, it is generally expected that: US least risky (now) Developed markets (UK, Japan, Germany etc) Emerging markets (South Africa, Turkey, Russia etc) Junk Markets (Zim, Venezuela etc) Each of these countries has their own risk profile and within each you can buy a bond (least risky for that country) or you can buy a share (risky for that country) . If you buy a bond in say South Africa you might expect the same return as a medium risky share in a big developed market. Theoretically speaking, my idea to get the concept across. The risk is everything, the risk is priced in return, for a stock that return is measured in its earnings for a bond/cash in its return. So back to your story, why did my ETFs in SA do nothing but when the market fell I still fell along with it, should I have been hedged through my diversification? There are 2 parts to the answer. 1) Naspers makes up roughly a quarter of our Top40, Naspers is basically a company holding a share called Tencent, Tencent is basically the google plus facebook of China. It's gone up in a straight line for last 5 years. Dragging our TOP40 with it. If you take out Naspers/Tencent our markets has done sub9% maybe less... Why is that you might ask, unemployment, bad ANC policies, international investment firms selling South Africa as a brand, the land appropriation bill is a massive massive issue, firstly our banks are being sold off more intensely than I have ever seen in my 15 year career, you can get a big 4 bank stock now at a PE of 8 (side note at this rate it will be more tax efficient to buy a bank stock and get a better dividend yield on your money than the bank can offer you on the interest rate and the div yield is tax free!!). Banks own the bonds on the properties the ANC want to appropriate thus banks go to zero, the market has decided to rerate the risk on banks and the price went down, more risk bigger move in this case down. Tech stocks have rerated after an incredible run the last few years, Tencent halved and with that the price of Naspers and thus the TOP40 or JSE and your ETFs. Buying the Top40 or DTOP is not a good diversification. I'll say that again, buying the TOP40 is not a good diversification. 2) The second part to the answer is more interesting, think of all the capital in the world flowing around like water freely. When there is a lot of capital it sloshes around the world, builds up at the riskiest places and even forms bubbles, think bitcoin. When is capital cheap? When interest rates are low, because anyone can borrow a lot and do with all that money what they want to. When was capital cheap, since the 08 crash, the Fed and other central banks took interest rates to ZERO percent, all that cash has been sloshing around the world and found new homes in the riskier assets and countries like you know who SOUTH AFRICA. For the last year or so the Fed has been slowly increasing its lending rate to try and normalize markets (or their market among things). The effect is like a giant sponge in America sucking up all the excess money they were out there in riskier assets. Starting at the riskiest and going down the pyramid to the least risky. So in our case, we are an emerging market check, we have are buyers of an ETF that's listed over equity check, we have bad economic policies check, there is talk of taking away peoples assets which banks have bonds overcheck. And there you are, your ETFs have rerated in risk to the new reality. I don't want to make you feel worse but that return you lose you have is in Rands, as we discussed above, a South African Rand bank account is riskier than a USA bank account, thus the rand is also being sold and more people are buying dollars. (if you can earn 3% risk-free in the US why buy an SA bank account and only make say 6% with all our inherent risk too). I have been a holder of 4 "hedge" funds over around 10 years. Over a decade plus they have been the standouts and I managed to get in quite early and trusted each of those outfits as I work in the industry and am well aware of what they do. That being said, you pay through your ears for this good return these guys get, there are also down times. I decided at the beginning of the year to start liquidating investments in these funds down to 25% and buying ETFs listed on the JSE but in foreign exchange and international markets. I like and have moved into Ashburton world bond index in USD, NASDAQ listed by Satrx, GLODIV dividend aristocrats international, SYG500 SP 500. All of these ETFs hedge me against any South African and Rand risk. My thinking is, I live in South Africa, I own my house in South Africa, I earn Rands in South Africa. South Africa is a tiny country on the tip of Africa, do you think if you approached someone in Japan or America and tell them you think it is a good diversification to buy TOP40 index ETF in a tiny country on the South tip of Africa. No ways! Buying SA listed ETFs like TOP40 ect is not being diversified, you are actually taking on a lot of risks, we now have the freedom and products to buy cheap, international ETFs on the JSE which gets you out of local currency, buy them and buy as many as you can. I wrote about how I plan to approach the maintenance to my new house in last week's newsletter. I said I'll probably under-budget. Dave had a great point about that. Your new project/s made me think of one of my favourite Project Management lecture points - don't stress the accuracy, stress the completeness. If you budget R100 and it runs to R110 you are 10% out, but if you don't even put the item in the budget then you are in trouble. Quinton wants to run his ETF strategy past us. These are ETFs he's buying in addition to his RA and TFSA. I don't want to be to active as an investor, I'd like to select shares, then contribute monthly from now until retirement. He's looking at Satrix Top 40, Satrix S&P500 and the Ashburton Global 1200 My idea is to buy each monthly. I am a minimalist and like keeping things simple, but also don't want to invest in the wrong portfolios, or be too diversified. If you think this is a good strategy, would you invest equal amounts into each or spread it more offshore (E.g. Satrix S&P500 and Ashburton 1200 = say 80%) and Satrix top 40 = 20%? I have received dividends in my TFSA account now, and was thinking on using those dividends to apply the same logic. What are your thoughts on the Satrix Emerging Markets, Nasdaq 100, or MSCI World index. Should one be considering any of these?
TechCentral — In this episode of the podcast, Duncan McLeod interviews Blue Label Telecoms co-founders and co-CEOs Brett and Mark Levy on the future of the JSE-listed group. The brothers speak about the sharp fall in the group's share price and what might be causing its decline. They also talk about why they bought 45% of Cell C, and why they believe the market is underestimating the potential not only of the mobile operator but also the synergies available across the broader group. They talk about the complexity of Blue Label's latest financial results -- were its latest reported numbers too complex for ordinary investors to understand? And they provide their views on where South Africa's telecommunications market is headed. In the podcast, Brett Levy says he believes the industry will be completely transformed in the next 24-36 months. The brothers talk about Cell C's possible listing in 2020 and the potential for consolidation in the sector. Lastly, Mark Levy talks about Blue Label's international businesses in India and Mexico. It's a great discussion. Don't miss it!
Since my first investment in Mach 2014, the market has done nothing. Inflation, on the other hand, has done enough. My time in the market is making me progressively poorer. I don't care for it. In this episode, Simon and I discuss what we can do while the market does nothing. It's awful, but it does provide a bit of breathing room to pad that emergency fund, figure out how different asset classes behave in different market conditions and really delve into sector exposure in a portfolio. It's also a great time to accumulate units in the eternal hope that the market will one day find its will to live. PS. There's a Fat Wallet community page now. You can join here. Win of the week is Laurentius Wyngaard. He wins, because his name is epic. He also wins because he asked a very important question. How do I go about investing in the TFSA EFTs? I have a Satrix 40 ETF and had to invest through Satrix, but where do I access the ones you've listed? I also want to send a shout-out to Gideon, who is 26 and has all his ducks in a row. In his email he said something that struck me: "Being a CA I am familiar with most of the concepts, your podcasts and Sam's book has just given me a new perspective on how to implement the theory!" Vincent has great retirement questions. With life expectancy increasing, could you out-live the 2/3 annuity? This is where drawdown rates come in. In a living annuity you have control over how much you can draw down. What happens to that money when you pass away two years after retiring with regard to estate, beneficiaries and tax? Could you ever invest too much in an RA, should the focus be to first max out tax friendly investments [RA & TFSA] then trade? Our friend Herman from Pyfin is working on an algorithm that will help us eventually answer this question. There is a tipping point and once he knows the answer I hope it makes him very rich. He also wants to know our opinion on the rand in 40 years. The drawback of the compulsory annuity after retirement is that you will never see the entire 2/3 value being utilized or have full access to it. Someone is keeping the money you worked very hard/smart for and there could be massive tax deductions with payout to beneficiaries or issues with access in the event of emergencies. Retirement annuities are there to help people who struggle to save. The tax incentives are there to encourage us. It this is the only saving you do, keep doing it. If you are a more sophisticated investor, you might want to look at a combination of options. Aiden has a suggestion for the rebalancing of the Listener Love index. How about on its anniversary we rebalance it by removing only one company and replacing it with another “loved” share. The reason for removal could be based on a hierarchy of what all the companies did over this last year. Something like : Committed a crime/ fraud and have been caught out There is a lot of smoke but no fire, yet. Impending merger / acquisition / delisting Poor performance / management over the past year Lost a LOT of money We've fallen out of love In most cases a company that commits number one will also have committed number 2, 4, 5 and 6 by the time we rebalance. I vote for Steinhoff to come out, and a vote for Tawana (lithium producers - i mean come on - Batteries hellloooo) to come in. Tim also has some suggestions. For one, he wants us to change the name to the JOLLI index, which stands for The index of love that is not jolly. He wants to include Foschini, Aspen and Bidvest and votes to remove Blue Label, Brait, Gemfields, Lewis and Steinhoff. Petrus in Germany is thinking about breaking into the German property market. If it makes you feel any better, a small starter flat in Munich will set you back around 600k Euro! Oh, and the banks want a 20% deposit! What vehicle are you using to save up for your deposit and why? I know you are a government retail bond fan, but what about ETFs? Apart from the risk of low, no or negative returns, is there any other reason why you would not invest in ETF for something more short term like a deposit for your first property? Darryn is a vet who is starting to take a closer look at some of the products he got sold when he was a student. I've been sold a few products such as an endowment, RA (Liberty) and an income protection (by FMI) but I am still in the process of researching all these products. Any advice on these products from liberty and FMI? For now I'm just paying off my debt and plan to have this done but mid next year. Then look forward to investing after that. I've heard PPS have a profit share account and that Discovery has paybacks if you got medical aid with them (Which I do, and happy there). Does it really matter which one I'm on? Do you think it would be better to be on either PPS or Discovery because of those perks, taking into consideration if their monthly premiums all all the same? When your emergency fund is hefty enough, you can get rid of income protection. Our friend Charmaine alerted me to something horrifying. When you pay fees on a sliding scale (when they say you pay less for investments over a certain amount) you actually still pay the higher amount on the investments before you reach the threshold. It's also worth noting that the fees you see on your table EXCLUDES the TER and VAT. On the first R500 000 0.65% On the amount from R500 001 — R1 000 000 0.50% On the amount over R1 000 000 0.35% We got feedback from Dr. Woof on the marriage thing. His situation inspired a series of articles I wrote for our OUTstanding Money feature. After the podcast, we had a straight talk about the whole wedding thing. We are already living together and are effectively married in terms of financial obligations, cooking and cleaning. We've decided to hold off on the wedding for now and save until we can both afford the wedding we want i.e. "Platinum wedding". I have finished reading Sam Beckbessinger's book and encouraged her to read it also. So we are starting our #couplegoal wedding. I am so grateful for your advice that one should be open and honest about money matters with your partner. We are much happier after the serious chat and it is all about managing one another's expectations. I have also downloaded the OUTvest app because you can request contributions on the app. Instead of Birthday and Christmas gifts, I am going to request contributions for the wedding fund. Instead of wedding gifts, people can contribute to the fund. We already have most household items, so effectively we just require a wedding. Anonymous is worried about EasyEquities as part of Purple Group. Purple Group isn't doing so well because of GT247 and Emperor Asset Management. Emperor has had assets under management halved. How will the continued losses of GT247 and Emperor be contained so that the losses don't 'spill over' to EasyEquities, which was 'saved' by the investment from Sanlam.
Nuevo spin off de arenales podcast en donde hablaremos de temas distintos al anime y manga. En este programa tuvimos de invitados a Kolaz de Kolaz dice y Domingo un estudiante de diseño de videojuegos, hablando de este apasionante mundillo, como lo conocimos por primera vez y como algunos se animaron a estudiar incluso sobre este apasionante mundo, todo esto y mas en este nuevo programa.
Nuevo spin off de arenales podcast en donde hablaremos de temas distintos al anime y manga. En este programa tuvimos de invitados a Kolaz de Kolaz dice y Domingo un estudiante de diseño de videojuegos, hablando de este apasionante mundillo, como lo conocimos por primera vez y como algunos se animaron a estudiar incluso sobre este apasionante mundo, todo esto y mas en este nuevo programa.
Welcome to our 3rd annual Halloween Spooktacular & Drinking Extravaganza!!! A strong cigar, a strong beer, a very strong sequel to one of the greatest horror films ever made, what more could you possibly ask for?!? That’s a rhetorical question, please don’t ask for anything else as this is all we have… THE CIGAR – DON PEPIN GARCIA ORIGINAL BLUE LABEL by MY FATHER CIGARS Size: Double Toro (6 x 56) Wrapper: Nicaraguan Corojo Oscuro Binder: Nicaraguan Criollo Filler: Nicaraguan Criollo/Corojo Price: around $8.25-$8.50 (we got a 5-pack off Famous Smoke Shop’s Cigar Monster for $33 or $6.60 a stick) The Don Pepin Garcia Blue Label features a shiny dark brown wrapper […] The post Episode 60 – Halloween 4 & 5 / Don Pepin Garcia Original Blue Label cigar / Enjoy By 10.31.17 IPA appeared first on Tuesday Night Cigar Club.
Simon Shares Pick n Pay (JSE code: PIK) results. Everybody loves them but I am not wowed. Operating margin of 1.5% up from 1.3% is tiny. By comparison Shoprite (JSE code: SHP) is 5.6% and Spar (JSE code: SPP) is 2.8%. Like for like constant currency turnover grew 3.8% against selling price inflation of 5.5%, so still losing market share? New offshore ETFs from CoreShares. A S&P500 tracker and a Global Property fund. I have applied for the later. Up coming events; JSE Power Hour: 20th at 5.30pm - New offshore ETFs from CoreShares. Keith McLachlan fund manager at Alpha Wealth Chatting Calgro M3 results, memorial parks, new CEO and their residential Reit. We also touch on the Dischem listing and Cell C results that we got a first look at due to the Blue Label 45% stake in the business. 123 Download the audio file here or subscribe to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSEDirect is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.
Strength and Scotch Podcast: Training / Nutrition / Health / Fitness / Scotch
This week Grant and Heavey discuss how to improve conditioning for sports. Specifically, Grant wants to know how to improve his conditioning for basketball. Heavey breaks down the types of energy systems and shares the best methods to train each system based on the needs of various sports. He also discusses the best tool for training the phosphocreatine system and designs a training plan on the spot for Grant's basketball conditioning targeting the PC system and the aerobic system with the minimum effective dose. Finally the boys chat about the upcoming live 100th episode with Blue Label for all! [2:10] 22 for 22 Challenge [4:49] Conditioning for sports [6:28] Real fast, then slow [7:31] ATP systems [10:06] Improving recoverability [13:01] A common question [13:09] Tabata? [16:06] Planking so hard [18:09] Assault bike or running [19:45] Strength training vs power training [21:00] Minimum effective dose [24:07] RSVP for the live episode!
I just finished talking with Dan Drezner, Professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Stay with me now… because Drezner is most definitely not your parents’ poli sci professor. For one, you’ve got to follow him on Twitter. He’s funny, topical, and as likely to tweet a goofy video as he is to include a scatter-plot graph. He’s also not above using a curse word every now and then. He also seems, on Twitter, like a guy you’d want to hang out with. For example, when he tweeted before the debate: “I'm stocked up on the necessary provisions for #debatenight. Are you,” the accompanying image wasn’t old Theodore White books on The Making of the President, but instead was a photo with bottles of rum, scotch, vodka, and ibuprofen. And the scotch was Blue Label. Like I said, definitely a new age professor – and we talked about that. In fact, it turns out that in addition to foreign policy and international security agreements and global trade, Drezner thinks a lot about how technology lets him and others like him become an important and growing part of every day political discussion. And if you listen to his analysis, you’ll understand immediately why Dan’s become a big player. But if you want to keep up with him, you better move quickly. In addition to teaching and tweeting seemingly non-stop, Dan’s a regular contributor to the Washington Post’s “PostEverything” blog. He’s also written 5 books, and is at work on number 6. He’s got a lot to say. Much of it’s really funny. All is incredibly insightful. I think you’re going to like this conversation...
* Fahrradio kommentieren unter podcast@fahrrad.io * Fahrradio anrufen unter +49 221 66941806 Thomas und Hans sind in Urlaubsstimmung und singen alte Pfadfinderlieder. Aber es gibt auch neue Technik und spannende Rennberichte. Nachrichten, Feedback Was trinken wir. Hans: Feedback aus Mails * Paternoster in Stuttgart läuft wieder. * E-Mail von Henriette Neubert von finanzen.de: Ratgeber Fahrradunfall. * E-Bikes auf Radwege. Sagt Boris Palmer in der Fahrstil. Technik und Design Transportation Design Immer noch mehr Autos als alles andere, dafür fährt man sie nicht mehr selbst. Die Summershow des Studiengangs Transportationdesign in Pforzheim wird unterstützt von McLaren, Volkswagen, Renault, Daimler, Volvo, Mini, Continental, Guangzhou Automobile Group Co. Ltd., GAC MOTOR / Trumpchi. Bei fast allen lautet das Thema autonomes fahren. Entweder sauschnell, im liegen, oder in einem yachtartig gestalteten Autonomen Wohnmobil mit Platz für Sportwägen zum selberfahren. Auch in Coventry. Bedeutendste Transportation Design. Bei Smart sollten die Studenten über Carsharing nachdenken. Mohamed Abed machte ein Concept mit Fahrrädern und Gepäck. Bilder bei Facebook. Rad und Radfahren als Zeitung und als Zeichnung Jürgen Isendyck aus Ludwigsburg ist Herausgeber einer kostenlosen Fahrradzeitung und gibt selbst illustrierte Fahrradbücher heraus. Hochinteressant und sehr gut. Der Radlerist Zum Download: http://radlerist.de/media/Der_Radlerist_1_.pdf Er hat auch einen Laden: http://www.radundbuch.de Neue Räder und Technik Elektrisch * Das Familien-Ebike: Flyer Flogo jetzt auch klappbar. Schöner ist das Radius von Winora, aber da ließ sich am Testrad weder der Sattel und noch viel schlimmer, der Lenker nicht verstellen. Im Gelände: 27+ Gerne kombiniert mit den 1x11er Gruppen * Hardtail für’s Trailfahren. Slacke Geometrie wie bei All Mountain oder Enduro-bikes. * Specialized-Händler meint, der Einsatzzweck sei sehr begrenzt. Es fehlen Gänge und das Rad läuft nicht so schnell. Wenn Leute mit Normalen Rädern dabei sind, wirst du abgehäng Auf der Straße Gravel Grinder. – Road plus oder Gravel grinder. Mit gelandereifen. Bis 40 mm. Tubeless * Fairdale stahlrad * Riese und Müller holt Blue Label zurück ins Haus. Mit neuen Hardtails. Schönes Design. Mando Footloose Unsere Meinung. Und die von Marius Graber, vom velojournal. Mando auf vier Rädern Swincar: Artikel bei Gizmag tilting 4-wheel-drive „spider car“ makes light work of bizarre terrain Lesen und Schauen Rad und Radfahren als Zeitung und als Zeichnung Jürgen Isendyck aus Ludwigsburg ist Herausgeber einer kostenlosen Fahrradzeitung und gibt selbst ill Charly Wegelius: Domestik, das wahre Leben eines ganz normalen Radprofis Eine Biographie, die praktisch für jeden interessant ist. Es kommt relativ wenig Sex darin vor. Charly deutet das nur an. Aber ich kann das auch verstehen.
Mteto Nyati is no stranger to playing ball at the highest level in Africa’s corporate scene. His resume is pretty impressive. Studying at Yale, executive posts and directorships at companies like IBM, Enablis and Blue Label-- to name some, and even being MD of Microsoft South Africa for several years makes him anything but your average corporate animal. In his current role as CEO (Chief Enterprise Officer) for the MTN Group, Mteto continues to live up to his totem-- Nyati, which is Xhosa for “buffalo”, by bullishly challenging the status quo and lending his unique brand of "change-making" to a mobile telecoms business that is ripe for disruption. In this laid-back chat, Mteto unpacks his plans to change "how MTN makes money" and shares how "planning accordingly" makes it possible to overcome the on-going marginalisation of women and non-whites within corporate. Enjoy the conversation. Music Credits: All music by Brian Lupiya. Used with permission.
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Today we’re joined by a very special guest, our producer, Alice. We talk about her contribution to this show as well as her background in fitness. This conversation was brought to you by Johnnie Walker Blue Label. [1:00] Our Most Special Guest [1:30] We All Love Each Other [2:20] Heavey Gets First Billing… Suck It! [3:30] Alice Can Throw the Weights Around [4:30] Alice Goes Through the Baseline [5:20] 45:13 [6:50] 8 Minutes [8:30] Physicalize!!! [9:50] Almost Professional [11:00] We Love Alice [12:30] Educate Through Engagement [13:15] Michael Healy [14:30] What is Peat? [17:30] Sheets!!! [18:30] Blue Label
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show#46912.22.12Little Jimmy King - Happy Christmas Tears (Bullseye Blues Christmas 1995)David Gogo - Christmas On the Bayou (Christmas With the Blues 2012)Jefferson Airplane 1965 - Tobacco Road (Wolfgang's Vault)J. Geils Band - Serves You Right To Suffer (Wolfgang's Vault Fillmore East 6/27/1971) Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom - Hittin' It Hahd & Sweet (Funky Soul Grooves 2012)Mike Bloomfield - Love Me Or I'll Kill You, Baby (Wolfgang's Vault Record Plant (11/10/1974 )The Dixie Dregs - Take It Off The Top (Wolfgang's Vault Sigma Sound Studios in Philly6/17/1979)Bonnie Raitt with Dave Maxwell - Everybody's Cryin' Mercy (Wolfgang's Vault Lenox Music Inn 8/25/1973 )Boz Scaggs - Loan Me A Dime (Wolfgang's Vault Fillmore West 6/30/1971 )Little Feat - A Apolitical Blues (Wolfgang's Vault Winterland (San Francisco, CA) 2/16/1976)Frank Zappa - Village Of The Sun (Wolfgang's Vault Capitol Theatre Passaic, NJ 10/13/1978 Early Show) Spinner's Section:Big Sugar: wild ox moan (5:39) (Five Hundred Pounds, Hypnotic, 1993)Aynsley Lister: since I met you babay (2:48) (-, Ruf, 1999)James Blood Ulmer: who let the cat out of the bag? (4:37) (Blues Preacher, Columbia, 1994)Johnny Adams: imitation of love (4:31) (The Real Me, Sky Ranch, 1992)Paul Lamb & the King Snakes: nomad blues (2:51) (I'm on a roll, Blue Label, 2005)Duke Robillard: early in the morning (4:36) (Stomp!The Blues Tonight, Stony Plain, 2009)Paul deLay Band: rode myself crazy (2:38) (American Voodoo, Criminal, 1984)Dtrain: born in Georgia (7:44) (Go For It Baby, Tramp, 1993)R.J. Mischo: give it up (2:44) (King Of A Mighty Good Time, Challis, 2008)Two Bones and a Pick: honey boy (2:28) (Butter Up 'N' Go, CRS, 1998)
Bandana Blues show#410 Then & Now!! Tip Jar is open! http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.html Halloween Weekend and it's snowing?This week's show.... Then & NowFrank Zappa - Goblin Girl (Have I Offended Someone 1997)Dweezil & Frank - The Torture Never Stops (Beardo Recordings 2011)Savoy Brown's Blues Band - The Doormouse Rides The Rails (Shake Down 1967)Savoy Brown - Too Much Money (Voodoo Moon 2011)The Animals - A Girl Named Sandoz (Retrospective 1967)Eric Burdon - Devil Run (Soul Of A Man 2005)Bacon Fat - Juicy Harmonica (Grease One For Me 1970)The All Mighty Flyers - Con-Vo-Looted (Almighty Dollar 2011)Al Kooper - Toe Hold (I1967) Stand Alone Al Kooper - Am I Wrong (Black Coffee 2005)Ten Years After - Love Until I Die (Ten Years After 1967)Alvin Lee - Let's Boogie (In Tennessee 2004)The Nighthawks - Next Time You See Me (Open All Nite 1976)The Nighthawks - I'll Go Crazy (Last Train to Bluesville 2010)Howlin' Wilf & The Vee-Jays - Get It Over Baby (Cry Wilf! 1986)James Hunter - Watch & Chain (People Gonna Talk 2006)Almost the whole song ... the power went out!!Spinner's Section:Spinner's then and nowMac Rebennack: storm warning (1958) (2:52) (Ace Story Volume One, Ace, 1980)Dr. John: time for a change (2:53) (City That Care Forgot, Cooking Vinyl, 2008)Taj Mahal: everybody's got to change sometime (2:57) (-, Columbia, 1968)Taj Mahal: TV mama (3:43) (Maestro, Heads Up, 2008)Charley Musselwhite's Southside Band: cha cha the blues (3:16) (Stand Back!,Vanguard, 1968)Charlie Musselwhite: I'll meet you over there (2:51) (One Night In America, Telarc, 2002)Delbert McClinton: Ruby Louise (2:33) (Victim Of Life Circumstances, ABC, 1975)Delbert McClinton: dead wrong (2:02) (Cost Of Living, New West, 2005)Jean Jacques Milteau: Rice Miller (1973) (2:40) (Blues Harp, Le Chant Du Monde, 1999)Jean Jacques Milteau: Beaumont Lafayette (2:49) (Soul Conversation, Dixiefrog, 2008)Allstars (ft. Doug Jay): bumble bee (2:33) (Tip Your Waitress, Adelphi, 1978)Doug Jay & the Blue Jays: temptation (3:42) (Under The Radar, CrossCut, 2007)Blues Burglars (ft. Paul Lamb): walkin' by myself (2:59) (Breaking In, Red Lightnin, 1986)Paul Lamb & the King Snakes: going for it (2:42) (I'm On A Roll, Blue Label, 2005)
show#40309.10.11Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who at Concert For NYC 10.20.11 Video of The Who: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjA_RtsBfAo Tip Jar: http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.htmlSpinner's Section:tribute to Jerry Leiber (April 25, 1933 – August 22, 2011) / songs by Leiber & StollerBig Mama Thornton: hound dog (2:50) (45 rpm single, Peacock, 1953)Wilbert Harrison: Kansas City (2:28) (45 rpm single, Fury, 1959)Jess Roden: on broadway (7:05) (-, Island, 1974)Bunk Dogger: smokey Joe's café (2:49) (First Offence, RCA, 1978)Delbert McClinton: one kiss led to another (2:44) (Genuine Cowhide, ABC, 1976)Greaseball Boogie Band: searchin' (4:30) (-, GRT, 1973)Los Lobos: framed (2:34) (La Bamba, Slash, 1987)Coasters: down in Mexico (3:15) (45 rpm single, Atco, 1956)B.B. King (with Ruth Brown): you're the boss (4:07) (Blues Summit, MCA, 1993)Big Joe Turner: the chicken and the hawk (1955) (2:40) (Jumpin' Tonight, Blue Label 2006)Robert Palmer: hound dog (2:02) (Drive, Universal, 2003)Check out: http://www.leiberstoller.comBack to Beardo:Sean Chambers - Full Moon On Main Street (LIVE Long Island Blues Warehouse 2011)The Kinsey Report - This Old City (Smoke and Steel 1998)Jim Allchin - Just Playin with Me (Overclocked 2011)Ana Popovic & Sonny Landreth - Slideshow (Unconditional 2011)Harvey Mandel - Bradley`s Barn (Cristo Redentor 1968)Nick Curran & The Nitelifes - Please Don't Leave Me (Doctor Velvet 2003)John and the Sisters - L.A. (John and the Sisters with Kevin Breit & the Sisters Euclid 2004)Carlos Del Junco & The Blues Mongrels - Mojo (Mongrel Mash with Kevin Breit 2011)Tab Benoit & Jimmy Thackery - Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Whiskey Store Live 2004)
show#38404.16.11Roy Buchanan - Can I Change My Mind(Live Stock with Billy Price vocal 1975)Eric Jerardi - Blame It On Me (Virtual Virtue 2002)Fletcher, Kirk "Eli" - Lucille (Live at Ground Zero, Vol. 1 2009)Duster Bennett (one man band) - Got A Tongue In Your Head! (The Complete Blue Horizon Sessions 2007)Carlos del Junco Band - Slick (Mongrel Mash 2011)Spinner's Section:all Great from BritainJohn Mayall's Bluesbreakers: all your love (3:37) (Bluesbreakers, Deram, 1966)Paul Lamb & the King Snakes: adopted child (8:13) (I'm On A Roll, Blue Label, 2005)Hokie Joint: Tom Rushen blues (3:38) (The Way It Goes… Sometimes, Cool Buzz, 2008)Dana Gillespie: below the belt (3:45) (Blues It Up, Ace, 1990)James Hunter: ain't goin' nowhere (2:19) (The Hard Way, Go, 2008)Ian Siegal: butter-side up (5:53) (Meat & Potatoes, Nugene, 2005)Hoax: don't shake my hand (9:07) (Humdinger, Credible, 1998)Back to Beardo:Dave Sadler - Wrong Turn ( Fade To Blue 2011)Hadden Sayers - Flat Black Automobile (Hard Dollar 2011)9Eddie "Devil Boy " Turner - Miracles & Demons, Pt. 2 (Miracles & Demons 2010)Johnny Reno and his Sax Maniacs - Hit, Git and Split (Born To Blow LP 1983)Mikey Jr - Mikey's Out Back (it ain't hard to tell 2010)Too Slim & the Taildraggers with Curtis Salgado on vocals - Everybody's Got Something (Shiver 2011)Gina Sicilia - So Attracted To You (Hey Sugar)
show#35810.16.10 Beau's 23rd Birthday Today!!! http://traffic.libsyn.com/beardo1/show358.mp3Want to find out if YOUR music makes the cut? Email thebeardo@gmail.com for details!Look for Beardo Dames on Facebook...(never thought I'd be a FB geek!!)Tip Jar available for easy donation at: http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.htmlBlack River Bluesman,Andres Roots,Bad Mood Hudson - Watcha Do (single 2010)Buddy Guy Featuring B.B. King - Stay Around A Little Longer (Stay Around A Little Longer 2010)B.B. King/Marty Stuart - Confessin' the Blues (Deuces Wild 2000)George Thorogood - Taildragger (LIVE Telluride 2010 Jim Suhler 1st Elvin Bishop 2nd lead)JD Thompson and the Big Bad Wolves - Dragonfly (EP that is in limbo)Radiosky - Call me (Viva la vita)Bo Diddley - Little Girl (Jungle Music 1955 The Blues Collection Vol.5)Spinner's Section:Paul Lamb & the King Snakes: a piece of mud (5:01) (I'm On A Roll, Blue Label, 2005)Mose Allison: parchman farm (1957) (3:20) (Mose Allison Sings, Prestige, RVG remaster 2006)BluesKings: hide & seek (4:01) (Money Lover, DRC, 2009)Al Smith: tears in my eyes (5:56) (Hear My Blues, Prestige/Bluesville, 1959)Arno: no job no rock (4:05) (Charles & the White Trash European Bues Connection, Delabel, 1998)Mitch Woods & his Rocket 88's: hattie green (4:35) (Shakin' The Shack, Blind Pig, 1993)San Pedro Slim: tables do turn (3:21) (Barhoppin', Barroom Blues, 2008)Back to Beardo:Taj Mahal - Big Legged Mommas Are Back In Style (Blue Light Boogie 1999)Blodwyn Pig - Drive Me (Getting to This 1970)Little Anthony & Sugar Ray - Take It from Me (Take It from Me 1994)Chris Cain - Good Time Berry (So Many Miles 2010)The Groove Hogs - The blues is my business (and business is good) (Wrong side of the Street2002)Doug Suggs - Slow and Low (Primitive Piano 2003)Walter Trout w/Deacon Jones - After Hours (Full Circle 2006)Little Walter & His Jukes - Tell Me Mama (A Proper Introduction to Little Walter 1953)Al Kooper - Somethin' Goin' On (Soul Of A Man: Al Kooper Live 1994)Alexis Korner - Tree Top Fever (Get Off My Cloud 1975)Rosco Gordon - Tummer Tee (Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll Vol 1 1957)Big John Greer - Bottle It Up And Go (The R&B Years - 1954 [Disc 1])Jeanne Lozier - Mama Blues (Queen of Your Dreams 2006)Chicago Flying Saucer Band - The Bounce (Modern Master: The Best of Rod Piazza Disc 1 2003)
What's a $700 whisky like? When it's a special edition of Johnnie Walker Blue Label, expect it to be something unique (and have a pretty good story behind it). We'll find out more about the new King George V edition of Blue Label, along with new whiskies from the Balvenie and changes for Auchentoshan and Ballantine's on this episode of WhiskyCast.
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