Podcast appearances and mentions of chris lynam

Gone Stereo is a five-piece melodic pop punk band from Long Island, New York, that was established in 2022. Their distinctive sound, a fusion of 1990s influences and early 2000s pop punk, is poised to captivate audiences.With their electrifying live performances, soaring vocal harmonies, and captivating guitar riffs, Gone Stereo leaves listeners dancing and singing along.Initially, Gone Stereo commenced as a pandemic solo project led by Matty Lupinacci. However, with the support of esteemed friends, the band evolved into a fully realized ensemble.The current lineup comprises Chris Lynam on guitar vocals, Josh Freeman on guitar, Mike Drinkwalter on bass, and Danny DiGiuseppe on drums. All of these members have been integral to the Long Island punk scene for over two decades, and their diverse musical backgrounds contribute to the band's songwriting and musical arrangements.In both 2022 and 2023, Gone Stereo secured a two-single record deal with Negative Progression Records. Since then, they have been featured on regular rotation on Sirius XM's Faction Punk radio.  Thanks for listening!!! Please Follow us on Instagram @hiddentracks99Pre and Post roll music brought to you by @sleepcyclespa

Chris Lynam is a poet, writer and public speaker who currently works at The Archer Project. Prior to this, Chris was embroiled in a life of addiction and criminality, originally in Ireland and then in the UK. Here, Chris shares the story of what led him to prison, his road to recovery, and how life has been since getting out. This podcast is also available as a video – just search Life After Prison on YouTube. Useful organisations: CALM CALM helpline – 0800 58 58 58 (open 5pm-midnight) Samaritans Samaritans helpline – 116 123 (24 hours) Humankind Turning Point Survivors UK SSAFA Shannon Trust The Archer Project Printed By Us Contact us: If anything you've heard in this podcast has inspired you to make a positive change in your life, or you'd just like to get in touch, please contact us.

The 5 Core Concepts to Customer Service Shep Hyken interviews Chris Lynam, Customer Service Expert and multi-franchise owner of Arthur Murray Dance Studios. He is the host of the podcast, Off the Floor, and author of the new book, The Choreography of Customer Service: High Touch Service in a Touch-Free World. They discuss how your organization can implement the five core concepts of good customer service. Top Takeaways:  • Chris shares THE 5 CORE CONCEPTS TO CUSTOMER SERVICE from his book, The Choreography of Customer Service. 1. The Backstory: Customer service professionals should discover what steps have led the customer to their business. Instead of asking, "How can I help you right now?" ask, "What has brought you in here today?" If customer service professionals know their customer's backstory, they will be able to put themselves into their customer's shoes. This is how they can provide the level of service that they would want themselves. 2. The Negative: When you genuinely care for your customers, you will give them the "cautionary tale" when necessary. The most appropriate advice may not always be what the customer wants to hear. But, if it will give your customers the best outcome, you have to make sure they get the complete picture. 3. The Secret Mission: There is something unique that differentiates you from others and will help you outperform what might be considered average in your field or industry.  4. Muscle Memory: What attitudes and good habits developed over time come naturally to you as you serve your customers? 5. Return on Investment: How do you measure the return of investment on the frontlines? The return on investment is not necessarily measured by dollars. It can be measured by customer behaviour. It can be a compliment or the customer coming back to do more business with you. • Chris also talks about building your customer team like you are preparing for a bank heist. Tune in to find out what this means and if you should be preparing for your own "bank heist." Quote: "Feedforward instead of feedback. Instead of examining customer interactions after they happen, prepare your customer service team for different scenarios before they go out into the frontlines."   About:   Chris Lynam is a customer service expert and multi-franchise owner of Arthur Murray Dance Studios. He is the host of the podcast, Off the Floor, and the author of the new book, The Choreography of Customer Service: High Touch Service in a Touch-Free World.   Shep Hyken is a customer service and experience expert, New York Times bestselling author, award-winning keynote speaker, and your host of Amazing Business Radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SEGMENT 1 with David Bodanis, starting at 0:00: Let's face it – in the last 5 years, the world has gotten a whole lot meaner with social media and public figures normalizing bullying, lying, and dividing people. What can we do about it? David Bodanis is here to share the power of decency in a world turned mean.SEGMENT 2 with Chris Lynam, starting at 18:00: Businesses lost over 100 billion dollars in recent years, and that was all before the pandemic. Why? Bad customer service. The customer experience you provide will determine if you get new customers and keep the ones you have. What can you do to up your game?SEGMENT 3 with Esther Wallace, starting at 37:15: Esther Wallace is on a mission to propel women's sports forward. She shares how her experience as a child who went from never having played sports to falling in love with basketball and earning a Division I scholarship led her to become an entrepreneur and the founder of Playa Society.Sponsored by NiceJob.

The Choreography of Customer Service Leigh Martinuzzi · 1029 Chris Lynam – The Choreography of Customer Service Customer service is a lot like dancing. You can sit on the sidelines, go through the motions, or take the time to learn. In this interview I speak with Chris Lynam who will give you the moves to … Continue reading 1029 Chris Lynam – The Choreography of Customer Service

The Choreography of Customer Service Customer service is a lot like dancing. You can sit on the sidelines, go through the motions, or take the time to learn. In this interview I speak with Chris Lynam who will give you the moves to stand out. Great insight! Guest Bio. Chris Lynam is a small business owner, father of five, and the author of the book The Choreography of Customer Service. While most business books are written from the perspective of the board room, his point of view comes from the ballroom. As a professional dancer, teacher, and worldwide trainer for Arthur Murray International, Chris's book reveals the secrets to high touch customer service for you and your business.

There I was... the Beverly Hills Hotel, holding my most prized possession tightly in my hands, looking at my expensive drink and a Hollywood producer sitting across from me. He wanted my script and as a 21-year-old writer, I wasn't sure if I could give it to him. Who would have thought that after a series of weird twists and turns, I'd end up becoming a professional ballroom dancer, business owner, worldwide trainer and keynote speaker? Eventually, after retiring from competitive dancing, my writing background would resurface with an industry leading blog and published articles in The Huffington Post, Forbes, INC, The Sporting News, and Fatherly. I'm obsessed with the learning process. I live and breathe to help teachers improve in their ability to convey information. While Arthur Murray has been around since 1912, teaching has been one of our civilization's oldest professions... and the technology of teaching is a system update any industry can benefit from. So that's me. Oh, and I love my wife, my 4 kids (and counting), digital marketing, podcasting, and, of course, writing. Thank you for reading this summary and cheers to the pivot points, pitfalls, learning lessons, and ill-prepared moments with Hollywood producers that got you here.  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.

Chris Lynam authored The Choreography of Customer Service, inspired by his incredible success at The Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Northern California. He and his partner Daisy took a struggling franchise and transformed it into the highest grossing location in America. Whether you are a CEO, HR Director or retail employee, this book teaches you how to become a master of engagement, how to waltz with your customers and lead them to an unforgettable, delightful experience.

Author, dance instructor, entrepreneur, father of five, and (obviously) tired person, Chris Lynam joins us this week to celebrate the release of his new book, "The Choreography Of Customer Service: High Touch Service In A Touch Free World". A professional dancer for many years, Chris took his experience on the ballroom floor and translated it into a book. Lynam is so positive, he even made our host concede that maybe people aren't all terrible?!  These are the myriad ways you can get in touch with Chris and follow his amazing adventures, as well as a link to his podcast so you can listen to more gems there as well:  His website! Facebook! Twitter! "Off The Floor" Podcast! Happy Valentine's Day! Be OUR valentine by rating/reviewing us wherever you listen and/or send us your receipts to servicefromhellpodcast at gmail dot com!  

Businesses lost over 100 billion dollars in recent years, and that was all before the pandemic. Why? Bad customer service. Chris Lynam is an author, speaker, and small business owner with a unique perspective that could help to dramatically change any business through high-touch service, even in a touch-free world. Chris' is called The Choreography of Customer Service: High Touch Service in a Touch-Free World.

Businesses lost over 100 billion dollars in recent years, and that was all before the pandemic. Why? Bad customer service. Chris Lynam is an author, speaker, and small business owner with a unique perspective that could help to dramatically change any business through high-touch service, even in a touch-free world. Chris' is called The Choreography of Customer Service: High Touch Service in a Touch-Free World.

#361 Hair Length Apartheid - It's a New Year (for you, though Richard is just pretending) and Rich looks back on his weird and unsettling 2021, but definitely sees the positives in it all. Will this year be better than the last one or will the years just continue top get worse and worse until we all die? His guest is the king of the clowns and circuit legend, Chris Lynam, who you might know from his firework up the bum routine, but who has a whole lot more to him than that. They chat about what Chris remembers of the early alternative comedy scene, working with Ken Campbell on The Warp, Malcolm Hardee overestimating how easy it is to light fireworks in your buttocks, the Greatest Show on Legs, ErictheFred (check out some clips from this beautiful show here https://chrislynam.net/eric-the-fred/), what destroyed the spirit of alternative comedy (and Richard's part in that), who destroyed the rainforest of Zimbabwe and how Chris nearly became impaled on a bed of nails. Plus the times that his perilous appearing act actually spilled over into real danger, the heart and soul of the clown and how Chris has managed to maintain the same level of madness without actually turning any more mad. This is a cracker of a show and if you haven't heard of Chris you should definitely still listen. And do catch him live if you get the chance.SUPPORT THE SHOW!Watch our TWITCH CHANNELBecome a badger and see extra content at our WEBSITE See details of the RHLSTP TOUR DATES Buy DVDs and Books from GO FASTER STRIPE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

n 1996, the Sayville, NY-based punk band Wasted Time released their only album, "When It Was Fun." To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the CD's release, I'm interviewing the lead singer (and one of my oldest friends), Chris Lynam. We talk about the Long Island music scene of the mid-'90s, what made him want to play music, the band's history, and the music he's making now. As always, check out the blog for show notes, and don't forget that you can email me at popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com!

n 1996, the Sayville, NY-based punk band Wasted Time released their only album, "When It Was Fun." To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the CD's release, I'm interviewing the lead singer (and one of my oldest friends), Chris Lynam. We talk about the Long Island music scene of the mid-'90s, what made him want to play music, the band's history, and the music he's making now. As always, check out the blog for show notes, and don't forget that you can email me at popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com!

Hear a time capsule from the Melbourne Comedy Festival 1992. Sunday Afternoon Fever live across Australia on Triple J, 5th April 1992. Maynard and guests, Wendy Harmer, Bachelors From Prague, Doug Anthony All Stars, Stomp, Mark Little, Found Objects, Chris Lynam, Lily Savage, Corky and The Juice Pigs, Lance & The Hollywood Kids, bring you... The post Sunday Afternoon Fever, Melbourne Comedy Festival 1992 appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Hear a time capsule from the Melbourne Comedy Festival 1992. Sunday Afternoon Fever live across Australia on Triple J, 5th April 1992. Maynard and guests, Wendy Harmer, Bachelors From Prague, Doug Anthony All Stars, Stomp, Mark Little, Found Objects, Chris Lynam, Lily Savage, Corky and The Juice Pigs, Lance & The Hollywood Kids, bring you... The post Sunday Afternoon Fever, Melbourne Comedy Festival 1992 appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Poet Daniel Cockrill invites Poet, Spoken Word Artist and Activist Jonny Fluffypunk round his house for a chat. During this chat they explore the visceral space between fact and fiction to reveal certain truths that can’t necessarily be explained by these other fields. They also attempt to answer the Poet Waffle Big Question: What can you get for free? Topics covered include: Sheds, Love of Making Stuff, Being Preoccupied, How to Enagage With Your Audience, Having a Plan B, Having a Secure Client Base, John Agard, The Requirements Of A Poet, Being Professional, Dole Culture, Artist Spaces, Freedom To Grow As An Artist, Diversity & Variety, Alternative Cabaret Scene, Malcom Hardy, Ian Hinchcliff, Chris Lynam, Joseph Grimaldi, Roebuck Pub, Charlie Chaplin, Music Halls, Penny Gaffs, Stage Names, Reckless Eric, Tony Allen, Alexis Sayle, Squatting, Benefits of Being A Railway Enthusiast, Hitchhiking & Other Things You Can Get For Free.

Poet Daniel Cockrill invites, poet, spoken word artist, writer, Maria Ferguson round his house for a chat. During this chat they explore the visceral space between fact and fiction to reveal certain truths that can’t necessarily be explained by these other fields. They also attempt to answer the Poet Waffle Big Question: What is the most valuable thing you have ever lost? Topics covered include: Rainfall, Hurricanes, Roundhouse Poetry Collective, Training As An Actor, Love Of Performing, Polarbear, Kate Tempest, Scroobius Pip, Monologues, Spokenword, Poetry Slam, Cecelia Knapp, Jess Green, Jack Rooke, Bang Said The Gun, Poet In Residence, Lemn Sissay, One Person Shows, Funding, Theatre or Poetry or Spokenword or Acting?, Lucy Bairstow, BAC, Colour Coded Post-Its, Variety, Stand Up, Naked Poetry and Naked Poets, Chris Lynam, Throwing A Baby Across The Audience, Dadaist Influence, Poetry For People Who Don’t Like Poetry, Chopping Cucumber, Poetry As A Broad Church, Raymond Antrobus, Page vs Stage, Losing Your Keys, Matt Abbott, Umbrellas, Covering Your Mistakes, Beef Bourguignon , Loss, Growth, Value, Set Backs, Finding Yourself Again, Naivety, Wisdom, Play and Imagination and Is it a Real Tiger?

Regret seems to be the villain of every motivational post, keynote, and mindset coaching session. We've all heard that "the pain of hard work hurts less than the pain of regret" but what if we've got it all wrong? What if we've miscast regret as the villain in our hero's journey? That's the subject we explore in this solo episode of Off The Floor with Chris Lynam. For more Chris Lynam content, be sure to check out his daily posts and live videos on Instagram & Twitter: @arthurmurrayusa Or subscribe to his blog https://www.arthurmurraylive.com/blog

In the words of modern American philosopher, Alan Iverson, we're talking about practice. As much as our brains our like sponges, sometimes we get oversaturated. Here is a solo episode where we'll look at why it's safe to choose information over application and what we can do make the adjustment.

"When I think back on my first year as a professional... I wonder how I survived." If you've ever suffered from acute procrastination, this is your episode.

"You'll never be any good as a dance teacher" certainly isn't the best pep talk in the world... but sometimes the weirdest things can serve as fuel on your journey. In the first in a series of personal tales, Chris Lynam, host of Off The Floor and business owner, shares how he hit rock bottom only to find an activity that became his career. With a mix of stories of basketball and swing dancing, collegiate indecisiveness and references to Joseph Campbell's Heroe's Journey, this unlikely success story is sure to motivate you.

Some stories are so good that they seemingly defy reality. Enter Chris Lynam.He dropped out of school. His mom fired him from the family business. Like me, he wasn't going to become a professional basketball player.Fast forward to 2018, and he and his wife Daisy are owners and franchisees of four of the top ten Arthur Murray Dance Studios--a brand that has been dominating dance for over 100 years.How did dancing until 2am set off a chain reaction of success for Chris? What help did he get along the way? What's going on the NBA playoffs this year, and why do neither Chris nor I think the Rockets will win it all?It's all here. Enjoy this episode. Relevant links:https://soundcloud.com/off-the-floor-podcast (Chris's podcast Off the Floor)http://www.arthurmurraylive.com/ (Chris's Bay Area Franchises)https://www.quora.com/profile/Chris-Lynam-2 (Chris's writing)https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/05/briefing/isis-britain-monkeys.html (New York Times' recent celebration of Arthur Murray)

Kate Copstick on how Edinburgh Fringe publicity works, the importance (or not) of PR people, how to twist reviewers’ words and much more. PLUS a preamble including Mel Moon, Milton Jones, Darren Walsh, Graeme Garden, Phil Nichol, Wil Hodgson, Christian Talbot, Trevor Noah, Reggie Watts, Chris Lynam, Miss Behave, Janey Godley, Richard Herring, Juliette Burton, Alfie Brown, Kunt & The Gang, Bob Slayer, Daniel Sloss, George Egg, the Malcolm Hardee Awards and Russian Egg Roulette. PLUS the first of 21 things you did not know about pornography. www.grouchyclub.co.uk

Marine biology and conservation specialist Dan Laffoley, from English Nature, and Chris Lynam, from the University of St Andrews join us to dissect the state of the worlds oceans and marine protected areas. From the conservation science institute in Alaska, Bruce Wright takes us on a tour of the world of salmon sharks, and in kitchen science we do battle against the atmosphere using a Magdeburg sphere.

Marine biology and conservation specialist Dan Laffoley, from English Nature, and Chris Lynam, from the University of St Andrews join us to dissect the state of the worlds oceans and marine protected areas. From the conservation science institute in Alaska, Bruce Wright takes us on a tour of the world of salmon sharks, and in kitchen science we do battle against the atmosphere using a Magdeburg sphere. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Marine biology and conservation specialist Dan Laffoley, from English Nature, and Chris Lynam, from the University of St Andrews join us to dissect the state of the worlds oceans and marine protected areas. From the conservation science institute in Alaska, Bruce Wright takes us on a tour of the world of salmon sharks, and in kitchen science we do battle against the atmosphere using a Magdeburg sphere. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists