Podcasts about Dickel

Tasting Notes:  The latest Orphan Barrel project is a fantastically tasty blend of Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee bourbons, all bottled at the Dickel distillery in Tullahoma. I'm glad to see they could pull this one off, as Dickel is not to everyone's taste, but they've managed to sweeten up the normally corn-heavy whiskey with MGP, along with some spice and elegance from an 18-year-old Kentucky bourbon as well. Doesn't matter where it came from, the juice is legit. Bottled at 90 proof, the palate is nougatty soft with caramel, vanilla, and a really balanced oak profile. This is a sipper for sure at this proof. REALLY impressed with this one.

Heute geht es um eine neue Batterie-Fabrik in Schleswig-Holstein, die für E-Autos produzieren soll. Außerdem einigt sich die Gewerkschaft Deutscher Lokomotivführer im Tarifkonflikt mit der Deutschen Bahn. Und wir sprechen über einen internationalen Gipfel zur Atomenergie in Brüssel und die zukünftige Rolle der Technologie. Dabei hilft uns Juliane Dickel, Leiterin der Atom- und Energiepolitik beim BUND. Das und mehr in dieser Folge KLIMANEWS am Mittwoch, 27. März 2024. Weiterlesen Tagesschau: Bahn und GDL einigen sich im Tarifstreit  FAZ: Volkssport für die Batteriezellfabrik von Northvolt Wirtschaftswoche: Sind die Subventionen für die Batteriefabrik zu viel des Guten? Tagesschau: Eine Renaissance der Atomenergie?  Wir freuen uns über euer Feedback und Kommentare zu den Themen der Folge direkt auf Spotify, auf Instagram, Twitter oder in unserem Podcast-Telegram-Kanal. Allgemeine Anregungen oder Fragen? Schreib uns! redaktion@klimanews-podcast.de Die täglich wichtigsten Klima-Nachrichten-Artikel findest du außerdem in unserem Hauptkanal auf Telegram. Empfehle diesen Podcast weiter! Mehr Infos findest du hier. Redaktion: Jonathan Auer, Severin Schwartmann, Bela Curtius, Johannes Hofmann Moderation:  Corin Baurmann Produktion und Schnitt: Corin Baurmann Musik: Felix Jaentgen

Well, the Boys are at it again.  They manage to pair two beautiful bottles that match perfectly, and they manage to act like middle-schoolers for most of the recording.  You'll understand why once you know Matt brings the George Dickel and Leopold Bros Collaboration Rye. Drew brings the Tequila G4 Lot 12 Reposado aged in very old Dickel and charred French Oak barrels.  It's a match made at the distillery!  And it's perfect. The QuickSips™ really make this pairing, so pick up a bottle of each, invite your friends, sit back, sip along, and Make It A Happy Friday™. Cheers, Friends!  

Tasting Notes:  I've always considered the 84% corn Dickel one of the most rustic and flavorful whiskies on the market. And while Dickel sold and bottled under several non distiller producer labels may not be everyone's cup of tea, the original house bottled Dickel is one of the most consistently rich and easy drinking Tennessee whiskies out there. Enter the reserve "cask strength" at only 92 proof 17year old from Dickel's Master Distiller Nicole Austin. The nose has the same oak profile as a Stagg with massive spicy oak aromas mixed with peanut butter powder and lemon essence. On the palate, the high corn sweetness mixes with the oak to create a spice bomb of rich wood driven flavors. Walnut, toffee, apricots, dark fruit, and finally leather are all whipped up into a frenzy. One of the most powerful 92 proof whiskies I have ever tasted!

communication with your family? How do you foster open communication in difficult conversations?  Running a family business is full of unique challenges—and successes—that many other businesses don't have to think about. But navigating those challenges doesn't have to be difficult. Tad Dickel returns in this episode of MakingSparks to cover it all.  – Matthew Nix If you missed part 1, go back and listen HERE. Segments [0:56] Palo Alto Zero Trust OT Security [4:38] Casey's dad joke [5:30] Common challenges family businesses face [7:28] Spark of Knowledge: Social media [8:40] How to have hard conversations  [10:07] Tad's thoughts on family governance [16:50] The purpose of the family council [19:49] Palo Alto Zero Trust OT Security [21:24] Open communication is the goal [26:08] When a small business should start [31:10] Think about the future now [32:30] Thomasnet programs Resources mentioned on this episode Connect with Tad Dickel on LinkedIn T.A. Dickel Group Tad's podcast Palo Alto Zero Trust OT Security The Family Business Consulting Group The Legacy Journey by Dave Ramsay Thomasnet Programs Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube

Nix Companies is a fifth-generation family business in an industry that's predominantly privately held and family-owned. Family-owned businesses are the fabric of our economy. Today's guest on MakingSparks, Tad Dickel, is a Leadership & Strategy Consultant with a special interest in family-owned businesses. He helps them with everything from governance to succession planning.  Tad shares why having difficult conversations with family early can make a profound impact on the long-term generational success of the business. He also covers how to have those conversations. Don't miss this one!  – Matthew Nix Segments [0:38] Netsuite by Oracle [2:42] How Tad Dickel helps family-owned businesses [5:39] Why work with a Leadership & Strategy Consultant  [9:16] Challenges that family businesses face [12:42] Spark of Knowledge: The Ideal Team Player [13:57] Casey's dad joke [14:25] Tad's hope for this episode [17:43] Palo Alto Zero Trust OT Security [21:33] Using a Venn diagram to think through family dynamics Resources mentioned on this episode Connect with Tad Dickel on LinkedIn T.A. Dickel Group Netsuite by Oracle: CFO's Ultimate KPI Checklist The Ideal Team Player by Patrick M. Lencioni Palo Alto Zero Trust OT Security Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube

Jim hangs out at Rob Carter's Rare Eagle Bar. Together they review both the bourbon and rye from Still Austin. They discuss recent market trends in the whiskey industry. Rob opens up an 8 year and 15 year Dickel to taste while talking all things pizza. A fun and memorable episode. Thank you to our sponsors, Blanton's Bourbon Shop and Pints and Barrels. Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

Please welcome Sacramento's very own, Midtown Chad Brown, to the show! A long time listener, Chad decided to slide up in our DMs and we're so glad he did! Hard Rock street justice, Titcoin exchange rates and your ice maker's dirty little secret, the only thing you're missing for a good time is a little Dickel in ya!Follow Chad:@midtownchadbrown@modified_syrup_co916@wearefluidconceptswww.modifiedsyrupsco.comChad's Dickel:Bottle of George Dickel DickelPour into rocks glass (fingered to your liking), NO ICE (Or Whiskey Stones) and enjoy!FOLLOWInstagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Twitch & Tiktok @brpdrinkalongSUPPORTMerch: prodigydtg.com/bartenderrant/shop/homePatreon: www.patreon.com/brpdrinkalongCall The Suggestion Box: (423) POD-RANT (423) 763-7268LEAVE A TIPPaypal: TheBartenderRantPodcast@gmail.comMUSICBRP Spotify Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/user/vxrhwthznghu758w9x6qoy4mk?si=a23ef91df4b34f5bTrauma Parlor: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1PDlUPjR2lk7vPX5NCX8Hi?si=mtrOsDqTTJuGe-Dy5fZHLQ

On this episode of the Down To Herf Podcast the boys are joined by Mike Szczepankiewicz Aka Cigar Hustler to talk all things Powstanie, the Cigar Hustler cigar shop,  and Cigar Hustler's Podcast Origin story. We smoke the Warbear 2023 and talk everything from fatherhood to football. We also sleep on Caleb's Dickel pick! So sit back, light up, and joins us for this awesome show!   Cigar: Powstanie Warbear 2023 Whiskey: George Dickel 9yr Single Barrel   Follow Us On:    Podbean: https://acigarhustlerspodcast.podbean.com Buzzsprout: https://downtoherfpodcast.buzzsprout.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKhxsobU8k8EAyYBgWoCBaQ   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/downtoherfpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/downtoherfpodcast/

On this episode we sample and review Heaven's Door Decades Edition while discussing whether or not we're on year 5, how age works, all that's happened in the world since we've started, schedules not lining up, gotta make so room on the whiskey shelf, the saga of the pizza delivery, differences in TN Whiskey and Bourbon, the recent Dickel pick, fresh glugs, expectations of a high aged bourbon, celebrity whiskeys, bunnahaFAN, the intersection of price, taste, and experience, availability as a factor too, the bourbon bubble, store picks, whiskey social media groups are tough, what happens when WD40 and Duct Tape can't fix it, and being hopeful for the small distillery. Support Us On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DrepandStone We'd love to hear from you! https://linktr.ee/DrepandStone Don't forget to subscribe! Music by @joakimkarudmusic Episode #211

Mark (The Ownch) - Buffalo Trace Barrel Samples Matt (The Whiskey Guy) - Dickel Barrel Select Chef Tom - Wild Turkey 101 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/librarypubcast/message

Tom Colicchio is a gastronomic icon. He also likes his tomato sauce out of a jar. Colicchio, who is the head judge and an executive producer of acclaimed TV reality competition “Top Chef” and the owner of award-winning restaurant group Crafted Hospitality, is a partner in Colicchio Kitchen, a premium brand of sauces and condiments that are positioned as high-quality and convenient products for home chefs. Recently rebranded from The Jersey Tomato Company, Colicchio Kitchen debuted at the 2023 Summer Fancy Food Show held from June 25-27, and showcased a broad range of products, including its Colicchio Collection of ultra-premium cooking and pairing sauces. In this episode, Colicchio spoke about his involvement in the brand and his role in the development of its products, his perspective on adding an ethnic-themed line, how he defines “good food” and why he's less intimidating than you might think. From tomato sauce in jars to cocktails in cans, this episode also highlights a remarkable partnership between upstart beverage company Social Hour and iconic spirit brand George Dickel.  Launched in 2020, Social Hour markets premium RTD craft cocktails made with high-quality ingredients, including a Gin & Tonic, Whiskey Mule and Yuzu Sunset Fizz. In 2021, Social Hour aligned with legacy whiskey brand George Dickel to launch its seasonally-inspired Harvest Whiskey Sour, an expression made with Dickel's 13-year-old Tennessee whiskey and re-released the following year. The companies teamed up once again in 2023 to create the summer-themed Social Hour Bourbon Smash made with Dickel Bourbon, which was introduced in late June. Social Hour co-founder Tom Macy and Nicole Austin, the general manager and distiller of George Dickel whiskey spoke about the origins of the partnership, how the collaboration aligned the aims of both brands and how the relationship may develop down the line. Show notes: 0:48: Interview: Tom Colicchio, Partner, Colicchio Kitchen – Colicchio met with Taste Radio editor Ray Latif in New York City and spoke about his experience at the 2023 Summer Fancy Food, why growing up in New Jersey had a significant impact on his initial decision to develop a consumer brand and the companies expansion into condiments. He also discussed his evaluation of flavor and functional ingredients when it comes to great tasting food and Italian cuisine is the primary focus for Colicchio Kitchen. 14:04 Interview: Tom Macy, Co-Founder, Social Hour & Nicole Austin, General Manager/Distiller, George Dickel — Macy recalled his experience in BevNET Cocktail Showdown 2 competition and discussed how he has navigated an increasingly crowded RTD cocktail category. Austin spoke about her interest in creating a canned cocktail and why she jumped at the opportunity to work with Social Hour, how she and Macy attempted to reduce the red tape when creating the partnership between the two companies, why they chose to develop a Bourbon Smash and why they're not looking too far down the line for the next product. Brands in this episode: Colicchio Kitchen, Social Hour, George Dickel

When car companies start making tequila and beer, all bets are off. In this episode, the hosts banter about Tesla's foray into beverage alcohol, what happens when the boss visits a satellite office (tip: don't call it a “headquarters”), a sneak peek at the new digs for BevNET's winter events, how entrepreneurs can get inside the minds of investors and why we're big on packing vacation snacks and drinks. Show notes: 0:43: Happy Freaking Bastille Day. MTN DEW On Tap? Ray-Man And His Bev Chopper. – The episode featured a quintet of hosts, as John joined Jacqui in the San Diego office and Melissa Traverse sat in with Ray and Mike at BevNET HQ. Melissa shared her experience celebrating Bastille Day in Paris, Jacqui noted that the WCB wasn't as tidy as it could be (blame Josh) and the hosts collectively wondered about Elon Musk's mindset when it comes to CPG. Later, Ray grilled John about his workcation, Melissa teased upcoming and funding-focused episodes of Community Call and discussed the value that entrepreneurs get from joining BevNET's Slack channel and everyone shared their favorite sips and bites from the past week. Brands in this episode: Joyburst, Bored Cow, The BAD Tea Co., Mountain Dew, Date Fix, Malu Pour Over Coffee, Social Hour, Dickel, Daily Crunch, Cleveland Kitchen, Pentire Drinks, Zab's, Athletic Brewing

Mark (The Ownch) - Heaven Hill Select Stock Matt (The Whiskey Guy) - High N Wicked - The Judge Chef Tom - Dickel 15 Single Barrel Store Pick Unopened Treasures - Stranahan Diamond Peak --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/librarypubcast/message

A Sandwich and Some Pickle & Dickel Kellie is a bit emotional this podcast after binge-watching “Firefly Lane” and finishing it about 5 minutes before Allen pressed the record button. Thankfully, Allen took the reins for this podcast. First order of business — Allen reads a letter from a listener who was offended by him on the last podcast. Will this be another Battle of the A**holes? And why did someone slide into Kellie's DMs to call her a Karen??? One of the dogs is in trouble after destroying a very expensive dental appliance. Was it Larry or Zoey? You'll hear Allen's biased reaction. Planning a family vacation has become a matter of urgency for Allen and Kellie's son Dylan. Allen gave Hardy's new album “The Mockingbird & The Crow” a try. You'll get his review along with some “I was today years old” revelations. And finally, Allen had a listener encounter that led to a literal yogurt moment. Thank you to our podcast sponsor! Helix is offering 20% off all mattress orders and two free pillows for our listeners! Go to HelixSleep.com/Sandwich. This is their best offer yet and it won't last long! With Helix, better sleep starts now.Executive Producer is Riley Peleuses for YEA Networks / YEA Podcasts If you are interested in advertising on this podcast or having Kellie and Allen as guests on your Podcast, Radio Show, or TV Show, reach out to podcast@yeanetworks.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4484057/advertisement

Die Sache mit den (vorproduzierten) Meister-T-Shirts ist immer besonders heikel. Calli kann ein Lied davon singen und gibt interessante Einblicke. Matze hat so seine Vermutungen (und einen besonders ehrenwerten Helden der Woche). Tobi staunt dagegen über Mario Basler und bejubelt den Deutschen Meister Borussia Dortmund - ääh, wenn es denn so kommt. Es wäre das Allerbeste für die Bundesliga. Die Aufsteiger-Thematik ist dagegen nicht ganz so easy. "Echte Champions XXL" ist eine Produktion der Podcastbande. Neue Folgen immer donnerstags - überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.

Unser zweiter Gast bei „klug anlegen DER Talk“ ist Norbert Dickel. Er ist eine echte Fußball-Legende, hat von 1984 bis 1990 in der Fußball-Bundesliga gespielt, zunächst kurz für den 1 FC Köln, dann aber den größten Teil seiner aktiven Zeit beim BVB. Seit dem DFB-Pokalsieg der Dortmunder 1989 im Berliner Olympiastadion wird er als „Held von Berlin“ bezeichnet – und hat sogar einen eigenen Fangesang in Dortmund. Nach diesem Triumph musste er kurz danach aufgrund einer Verletzung seine Karriere schneller beenden als ihm lieb war. Mittlerweile ist Nobby, wie er gerne genannt wird, seit über 30 Jahren Stadionsprecher des BVB und weit über die Stadtgrenze von Dortmund bekannt. Mehr zu seinem beruflichen Werdegang, seinen Erfolgen, Tiefschlägen und zum Thema Geld, hören Sie in dieser Podcast-Folge. Darüber hinaus erfahren Sie, was sein erstes Gehalt war, warum er seit 25 Jahren freitags nicht mehr aus dem Haus geht, was es mit dem Senforakel auf sich hat und warum der Fußballprofi auf Immobilien statt auf Aktien setzt. Freuen Sie sich daher auf folgende Fragen: • Wie lebt es sich als Legende? (1:06) • Vorstellung Gast (1:52) • Was fasziniert Dich an der Borussia, dass Du ihr so viele Jahre treu geblieben bist? (3:07) • Wie ist Deine Karriere gestartet? War Dir schon immer klar, dass Du zum Fußball willst? (4:31) • Hast Du zur Sicherheit eine klassische Ausbildung gemacht? (5:22) • Stimmt es, dass Du bis vor ein paar Monaten nicht wusstest, wie hoch die Ablösesumme für Dich war, als Du von Köln nach Dortmund gewechselt bist? (6:22) • Wie war es für Dich, in jungen Jahren auf einmal im Rampenlicht zu stehen? (7:23) • Wie bist Du mit Deinem Verdienst umgegangen? Warst Du eher sparsam oder hast Du das Geld „verprasst“? (9:43) • Ärgerst Du Dich, wenn Du die Fußballgehälter heute siehst, dass Du zu früh dran warst? (10:55) • Bist Du Aktionär des BVB, der als einziger Bundesligaclub an der Börse notiert ist? Beschäftigst Du Dich privat mit Aktien? (11:38) • Wie hast Du die „kritische Phase“ mit der Beinahe-Insolvenz des BVB 2005 als Mitarbeiter persönlich erlebt? (12:57) • Was waren die schönsten Momente in Deiner Fußballkarriere? (14:22) • Wie sieht ein klassischer Arbeitstag bei Dir als Stadionsprecher aus? (15:44) • Ist der Spieler- oder der Sprecherjob der bessere? (16:49) • Was hast Du aus Deinem Karriereaus gelernt? (17:27) • Was bedeutet Geld für Dich? (19:02) • Wer regelt alles rund ums Geld im Hause Dickel? (19:54) • Wie habt Ihr als Paar fürs Alter vorgesorgt? (20:39) • Hast Du bei Finanzentscheidungen schon mal richtig danebengegriffen? (21:33) • Wofür gibst Du gerne Geld aus? (22:15) • Welche Uhr möchtest Du gerne noch haben? (23:12) • Du warst mal Currywurstbuden-Besitzer. Was hat es mit dem Senf-Orakel auf sich? (23:42) • Gemeinsam mit ehemaligen und aktiven Fußballprofis spielst Du Golfturniere und mit den Erlösen werden Spiel- und Bolzplätze für Kinder und Jugendliche gebaut. Wie es zu dem Projekt GOFUS gekommen? (25:04) • Wo siehst du Dich in 5 Jahren? (27:13) • Was sollte bei einem Spiel im Stadion niemals fehlen? (28:24) • Wie viel Liter Bier werden bei einem Fußballspiel des BVB ausgeschenkt? (28:41) • Entweder-oder-Fragerunde (29:06) • Finanziell unabhängig zu sein, bedeutet für Dich …? (30:53) Sie möchten GOFUS unterstützen oder haben Vorschläge für neue Projekte? Dann schauen Sie gerne hier vorbei: https://www.gofus.de/ Unser nächster Gast steht für Erlebnisse der besonderen Art und bietet mit seiner Geschäftsidee unvergessliche Ausflüge, spannende Attraktionen und vielseitige Touren auf der ganzen Welt. Seien Sie gespannt, wer sich dahinter verbirgt … Haben Sie Wünsche, wem Karl Matthäus Schmidt noch auf den Zahn fühlen soll? Dann schreiben Sie uns an podcast@quirinprivatbank.de. Unser erster Gast bei „klug anlegen DER Talk“ war Verena Pausder. Sie ist gefragte Digitalexpertin, erfolgreiche Unternehmerin, Co-Gründerin der 1. Frauenmannschaft des Fußballvereins FC Viktoria Berlin, im Vorstand Digitale Bildung für Alle e.V. und Bestseller-Autorin des Buches „Das Neue Land“. Was Verenas Geheimrezept für ihren beruflichen Erfolg ist, warum ihr Elternhaus es verbietet, in Casinos „abzuhängen“, was der Großvater ihr für eine Lebensweisheit mit auf den Weg gegeben hat, wie sie 50 Start-up-Investitionen händelt, warum nicht jede Idee zum richtigen Zeitpunkt gut ist, und welche Schwäche das Allround-Talent dann doch hat, erfahren Sie in dieser Podcast-Folge: klug anlegen DER Talk – Verena Pausder über Scheitern und ihre finanziellen Learnings https://www.quirinprivatbank.de/podcast?episode=156 -----

Er gehört zu den Fußballprofis, die vor ihrer Karriere noch eine Berufsausbildung gemacht haben: Heute ist Norbert Dickel Kultfigur und Stadionsprecher von Borussia Dortmund. Anlässlich der FIFA WM 2022 in Katar spricht der DFB-Pokalsieger von 1989 mit den Moderatoren Sebastian Conrad und Olivia Best im Sportpodcast "Einwurf" u.a. über die umstrittene WM-Vergabe von Katar, über die fünf WM-Teilnehmer des BVB, über die anstehende Asienreise der Borussia, über die Stationen seiner Karriere und über die Gründungsgeschichte der Gofus.

When I think of Tennessee Whiskey and I'm not immediately singing Chris Stapleton I get one of two thoughts. Moonshine distilleries in the jewel of kitsch tourism in Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge TN or Jack Daniels. But if you pay attention there's a ton of TN commodity whiskey going into blends of some of the largest and most sought after brands. It's also become a whiskey geek trope to poke fun at Dickel whiskey. In the early 2000's there were so few distilleries in the state that you could count them two hands. Now…there's a trail. Is Tennessee whiskey bourbon? It could be. Lets leave it there. https://www.tnwhiskeytrail.com/https://leipersforkdistillery.com/https://www.georgedickel.com/https://chattanoogawhiskey.com/https://www.wheelersraiddistillery.com/https://companydistilling.com/

As we like to say around here: "A little Dickel' do ya", and this 2022 bottle-in-bond release is no exception. But how does it stack up to prior releases? Guess you'll have to tune in to find out... Join us for our review of the 2022 George Dickel Bottled-In-Bond 13 Year Old Tennessee Whiskey.Want to get in on exclusive Blue Collar perks? Visit: https://www.patreon.com/bluecollarbourbonLearn More:George Dickel: https://www.georgedickel.comBlue Collar Bourbon: https://linktr.ee/bluecollarbourbonLasting Media: https://linktr.ee/lastingmediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Neil and Christopher start the show off with a Dickel 9yr store pick, then move onto testing each other with a blind tasting of Barrel Craft Spirit's 16yr Seagrass and Markers Mark's RC6.  Sniffling noses add to the challenge and Neil is conflicted on if the Seagrass 16yr is really worth the price tag...Enjoy!

Congregant Freeman Shore talks with staff member Lauren Dickel about their different paths to Central.

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Il est mythique, peuple les mers et les imaginaires, mais qui est-il exactement et que fait-il de ses journées ? Comment lʹétudie-t-on ? Et quʹest-ce que les recherches à son sujet ont changé de notre rapport aux invertébrés. Lionel Dickel, professeur dʹéthologie à lʹUniversité de Caen-Normandie, se consacre à lʹétude des céphalopodes, auteur de " La vie privée du poulpe ", est lʹinvité de Céline OʹClin

Mirian Fabiane Dickel, Doutoranda em Desenvolvimento Rural UFRGS - 16/06/2022 by Rádio Gaúcha

Il est un biologiste spécialiste des Poulpes et il publie « La vie privée des Poulpes » chez HumenSciences. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL avec Alba Ventura du 27 mai 2022

Il est un biologiste spécialiste des Poulpes et il publie « La vie privée des Poulpes » chez HumenSciences. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL avec Alba Ventura du 27 mai 2022

McNew kills off a bottle of Dickel Rye and talks about Donald Beardslee.

The Cascade Hollow distillery located in Tullahoma, Tennessee has been operating since 1870 and is most known for the George Dickel Tennessee Whisky brand. The lesser know Leopold Brothers originally started as a beer brewing operation, but has recently made waves as a distillery. For this #Fryeday, we explore the George Dickel x Leopold Brothers collaboration rye. This break from exploring bourbon (in favor of rye) is accompanied by a discussion of a recent car chase in Kentucky, a shoutout to @thatoneduderyan, and a story about one of the first times that Michael, Anthony, and Steven hung out and tried George Dickel 13 year BIB. Will this Dickel x Leopold rye whisky delight our senses and palates or have us looking for something else? You'll have to listen to find out. -------------------------- Socials IG: https://www.instagram.com/themashupky FB: https://www.facebook.com/themashupky TW: https://twitter.com/themashupky Music: All the Fixings by Zachariah Hickman Thank you so much for listening!

Wir singen: "Nobby, Nobby, Nobby Dickel! Jeder kennt ihn, den Held von Berlin!" Mit der Flipper Tittelmelodie im Kopf geht's diesmal zur BVB-Legende Norbert Dickel. Das Oberthema: "Kalte Wasser." Denn egal ob als Fußballprofi, Küchenstudio Inhaber oder Stadionsprecher - Nobby ist stets hineingesprungen. Hört selbst... Von Norbert Dickel /Sven Pistor.

Aloha! The Bourbon Cowboy and The Viking take the dat for the first round of golf of the year and then they sit down for the podcast! Grabbing the La Aroma De Cuba Belicoso, with its awesome new packaging and label design and pairing that against 100 BIB Wilderness Trail as well as and 8yr Dickel. Lots of jokes and laughs, and we are met by a special guest Sheriff Woody! You guys enjoy this episode, grab a cigar, pour a dram and enjoy! Mahalo

Annika Dickel ist eigentlich Musicaldarstellerin – nach zehn Jahren in der MusicalCompany am TfN in Hildesheim war es allerdings vor einigen Jahren für sie an der Zeit die Flügel auszustrecken und den Wechsel hinter die Bühne "wirklich" zu vollziehen. Seitdem arbeitet sie als Choreografin und Künstlerische Leiterin der in Hannover ansässigen Kompanie CircO. Mehr über Annika könnt ihr auf ihrer Website oder ihrem Instagram-Profil erfahren. ---- Ich hoffe, früher oder später den Newsletter "wieder zu beleben" – und habe dafür tatsächlich konkrete Pläne. Wenn ihr zu den ersten gehören wollt, die davon erfahren, könnt ihr euch hier anmelden: Newsletter! Meine Arbeit hier beim Podcast könnt ihr auch auf Ko-fi unterstützen und mich, die Katzen und die Cashcows auf einen virtuellen Kaffee einladen. Hier kommt ihr zu meinem Profil: Katzen und Cashcows auf Ko-Fi! Wenn ihr Fragen, Kommentare oder Anmerkungen habt, schreibt Lisanne gerne an katzen.und.cashcows@gmail.com oder besucht "Katzen und Cashcows" auf Facebook oder Instagram.

When an Avant guard whiskey company and OG whiskey comes together you have to expect some complexity, layers and depth of flavors. This bottle is a collaboration between LEOPOLD BROS and DICKEL is true one whisky that must be explored Be sure to follow WENDY on Instagram #whiskey #singlemalt #tennesse #bourbon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoodsom/support

Take a step into the mysterious past and amazing future of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey with a woman who is taking a 150 year old legacy and expanding it to new heights. Two years ago, Nicole brought George Dickel back to worldwide attention when her Bottled-In-Bond 13 year old whisky won Whisky Advocate's "Whisky of the Year." Now she is challenging the misconception that Tennessee whiskey is not bourbon with her latest release. Enjoy our dive into the distillery's history and Nicole's thought process in expanding the brand's offerings.

Our friends at Dickel send their latest Cascade Moon offering, a 13-year-old rye whisky, to review.Also on today's episode, JD gets a special surprise from the ‘shelf of shame'.Learn More:Cascade Moon Whisky: https://www.cascademooneditions.comBlue Collar Bourbon: https://linktr.ee/bluecollarbourbonLasting Media: https://linktr.ee/lastingmediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

En nouvelle diffusion: Rencontre avec Ludovic Dickel, un spécialiste des céphalopodes Tous les vendredis, "CQFD" reçoit un homme ou une femme de science pour parler de son travail et de ses recherches. Aujourd'hui, Sarah Dirren a invité Ludovic Dickel, professeur de biologie des comportements à lʹUniversité de Caen et responsable de lʹEquipe neuro-éthologie cognitive des céphalopodes. Une heure pour faire connaissance avec ce spécialiste des pieuvres et autres seiches. Le comment du pourquoi: la vie des étoiles Bastien Confino vous dit tout sur la physique des étoiles, en particulier sur leur vie.

This week we have a very special in house guest Kris Terry. We review Dickel bourbon and talk taxes and business management.

Season 2, Bonus Episode: Brian Dickel, Exit Interview Trent and Brian reflect on almost two decades of making music together before founding member and bass player Brian Dickel moves on from touring to take over for Jeff Huss as co-owner of Huss and Dalton Guitars.

What's up guys and gals, fellow whiskey sippers? This week we have another Tennessee whiskey, Dickel 8 Year Bourbon. Like Jack Daniels, this is charcoal filtered and has a very unique flavor similar to what you would find in Jack Daniels. Listen in for our full review as well as our "Whiskey Talk" where we decided on doing a topic again. This week we discuss apparel/clothing in casual wear as well as sports. As always, thank you for listening and "Keep it neat friends". Email: whiskeybizpodcask@gmail.com IG and TikTok: whiskeybizpodcask Patreon: www.patreon.com/whiskeybizpodcask Website: Whiskeybizpodcask.com Promo Code: podcask5 @ cwspirits.com and empirejerky.com

When did Becky get back? What exactly is a sneaky link? Where is Splackavellie? Detectives Moby D & The Wafer dive deep into several unsolved mysteries and slanging the Dickel.. Dickel Bourbon Whiskey that is........

The Fam welcomes Jordan officially to the podcast! Alex has BIG NEWS!!!! Things get sus and the guys give an update on what they've been up to.

Business for Transformation, or B4T, is a growing strategy for taking the gospel, in all of its implications, to the least reached around the world. In this month's interview, Devin Dickel of Open USA, shares more about B4T, the philosophy behind it, and how it plays out in the real world. Devin and two other members of Open USA will be joining us for our Made for Mission Conference in February 2022.

In this week's episode, we discuss the difference between a distillery and a bottling factory while Ryan explores why Dickel is the best whiskey for camping. To drink is to live! MERCH: the-bourbon-library.creator-spring.com Review the show on Apple Podcasts. Follow Us on Facebook: @TheBourbonLibrary Visit Us: www.thebalasbrothers.com IG: @thebourbonlibrarypod Reach out: thebourbonlibrarypod@gmail.com Ryan: ryan@thebalasbrothers.com Alec: alec@thebalasbrothers.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-bourbon-library/support

Wait, doesn't Dickel already make bourbon? This week we dive into their 8-year-old bourbon to find out what exactly makes it different, and we of course ask the most important question of all: Is it any good? Also on today's show we review the latest 11-year-old Bottled-in-Bond Dickel offering.Learn More:George A. Dickel & Co. : www.georgedickel.comBlue Collar Bourbon: https://linktr.ee/bluecollarbourbonLasting Media: https://linktr.ee/lastingmediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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The time has come! Square up and draw your guns, because today's shootout is everything Dickel. The guys go blind on 4 different Dickel products and try to guess which is which, all while attempting to sort out the $40 bottles...from the $250...Patreon: http://patreon.com/bluecollarbourbonFacebook: https://facebook.com/bluecollarbourbonFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bluecollarbourbonInstagram: https://instagram.com/bluecollarbourbonTwitter: https://twitter.com/bourbonshowSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Amy and Angel sip on whiskey as “Mellow as Moonlight” while mulling over the life of George Dickel and the origin of the Dickel and a Pickle. Show notes available at deadmenofwhiskey.com Tell us which whiskey men you want to know about. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dmow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dmow/support

On this episode we are going in blind! Normally we discuss spirits with the bottles in front of us and as much information as we can gather about what we are drinking. There are some out there that take a different approach, wanting to know as close to as little as possible about a spirit so they can judge it as objectively as possible. Enter Jon Boyer. Jon is the host of Blind Whiskey Reviews on YouTube, and he joined us on the show to put our blind skills to the test. 6 different spirits in pairs, a throughline in each pair. We tried to guess as much as we could about each spirit, including what it was, where it is from, the proof, the price point, the finish, and of course, what our scores were for each. What follows is not only a fun and insightful conversation, but also a fantastic experiment that revealed times where we completely nailed it and times where we were stumped. You will also learn how Jon conducts his blind reviews and how you can replicate that at home.   Be sure to hop on YouTube and check out Jon's channel at Blind Whiskey Reviews when you're done with the podcast, click here: https://bit.ly/BlindWhiskeyReviews   Click on any of the following links to purchase the spirits. Spoilers for those that want to be surprised! Here is a full list of what we drank:   Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Rye https://bit.ly/JackDanielsSBR   Crown Royal 13 Year Blender's Mash https://bit.ly/CrownRoyal13   Knob Creek 12 Year Straight Bourbon - Blue Label https://bit.ly/KnobCreek12   George Dickel Bottled in Bond https://bit.ly/GeorgeDickelBIB   Redbreast 12 Year Cask Strength Irish Whisky https://bit.ly/Redbreast12CS   Aberlour A'Bunadh Single Malt Scotch https://bit.ly/AberlourABunadh You can always find us at www.CartelHour.com for additional information on the podcast, and of course, you can visit www.CaskCartel.com for America's largest online premium spirits marketplace.   Follow us on social media @CartelHour where you can find information about upcoming episodes, and live tastings at The Infusery.   And speaking of those live tastings, for those living in or visiting the Los Angeles area that truly are intrigued, if you're interested in drinking along with us, we would love to have you to come enjoy and evening at the Infusery to drink through a carefully selected assortment of spirits. We offer custom flights and have a robust library of over 700+ spirits to choose from. And you get to drink with Seth and I, pick our brains, learn a ton, and generally have a blast. Visit www.cartelhour.com/join for more information.   And, if you're a spirits brand that would like to be featured on the podcast, please visit https://www.cartelhour.com/submissions   Thank you everyone for listening and remember to drink responsibly, and in good company.

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a break got me we finally were all staring at screens is right now I know that I like different will now yeah it's not like looking at pixels on like Photoshop to be like is that is cannot yeah you got a perfect circle yet is that it is ever part of your brain yeah using well it's come it is one of the few conversations we have all day just to get it I mean what how are you all deal with that because I know were trying to work on getting out there little bit more into cryotherapy tomorrow just to get out of the office and get off get off the drift trap I want to do like an archery want to go shoot bows for summaries I've had the psych craving to do that and letting us so much I have another friend of the program to eight monkeys CEO archery at a wedding but I've had a hankering it is not just listen to Joe Rogan's podcast just like the had a Leica I had this with the one at I don't even know how to drive stick but I feel like a race of car I has no go past that just go pay all you do driving school to do the like bad ass driving school as I heard is awesome as a summer and had to go to Daytona Cross is a good place to learn needed for like three days and you learn like crash course yeah you do you can do burnouts and my bad ass cars and stuff I if you go to my life I do agree with Rogan and it's it's beneficial to go after something that you suck at you know you will suck at right so I know I'm a total bench that I don't how to drive stick but I don't either to sitting out like a cabin I found I could highlight was no life or death like I could figure it out while many are born notable for a 383 I'm 84 so it's kind it was almost obsolete a little bit the people and I Apsley and 89 yeah I mean I get your I was like the houses at 90s but yeah yeah but no say like it's it there's no point in a lot of ways because by the time we were 16 everything was pretty solid yeah that my eyes at my friends that still droops take act like the bad ass it's kind like the guys you don't whether Cifelli before how much of anything if you just can't get a new car but yet there's not like to be a new car that's worth the shed that you know unless you want that unless you really really seek that out but anyway I'm saying like it's good to go after some you suck at light parent take I suck at it I have hidden it on full force I still suck at it I guess you showing up that's that's parenting just showing up to this a lot of it effort efforts a lot of it the prophet the hard part is like there's no information to look anything up on because the mommy blogs of created fake news everywhere so it's like or even the old school stuff for you let your kids go out and play on top of the metal framework of a right right scaffolding outside what the didn't know what they were talking about back then even my problems being written what foods you should eat if you're pregnant is like is all over the board really is to say you just don't eat anything I think you I love to be pregnant and what you should eat as a human in general all thrown in the I mean that's rough it that's yes simple you're doing the ketogenic diet yeah I want to do it I think I back that's another thing ketogenic diet is a high fat almost 0 carbs I basically shoot to eat zero carbs per day and then you get consequential carbs so it's usually about 25 g and I reluctantly harvest yet one is like the accidental part and then it just a little bit of protein think it's not exact my crazy about it but I mean my wife and I both do it that's when you do eat carbs like such a peace ship now you just don't know I can't go back you been in the office for a while now it's like you eat lunch lunch now I go I usually don't eat until like 56 that they having whatever rib dinner six usual any] he doesn't know he doesn't have to go to the more you know he doesn't do what I do like a hard bargain Sgt. Norley shut right now like I got ago like yeah I did know that I'll have to take like a good bid day one as I'm just eating whatever I know yeah and just burning hot all the time you know how to view my sheds but it's you know this for this what you and I know you never want back in the office like a man that was as if you know life that was a story writer might just be a personality difference Ellen managed to lose you here if you didn't smoke a cigarette outside that's got to be the other thing you leave for seven minutes ago do right is so anyway it's I noticed patterns like that can help it cannot-do not add to two years from now will I wouldn't be doing it my wife and to coax everything you more energy yeah that's it there's no ups and downs so no roller coaster of blood sugar basically you you work on endogenous ketones so your entire energy system of your body is changed just staying in the first light the reason why I don't get into his kiss the first like three or four days really blow yeah you like it just sits like rehab almost yeah I Alaska yeah like stop eating any sort of shutters that might just detaching linear bodies like her so much withdraw it's a detection it's a change you any got drug addictions one way to put it I mean you know it it's it's really tough to quantify it but and I can go back to the eating carbs and ups and downs and whatnot that's his wife and I like what you're doing is like doing what ups and downs I really am he's got I got dad but he's had a packet of hardware that is L suppose should you also have a brand-new baby yeah but arguably his is harder because they run around and like if entertaining I know that's what adds common yeah get a lot of exercise yeah kids it is our the Quito things hard he's doing when stroll unless you are at home and you prepare for it like you can't just pop out mean you can't go anywhere need a chicken Caesar salad you know that's probably pretty close to being cute without the crew done listening to some post in this live video for Windows it's it's not easy giving a plan for but same time makes more efficient not worry about eating all the time Diderot if you approach this I do this in college for you will if you skip a meal altogether like and let's face it lunches I kind of secretly expensive when like you don't weird due to don't make your own food you know like it's like how do you spend 12 bucks if I can Chick-fil-A like I only got three crazy but chick flick coming 40 delegates is a lot you know this is Butch bowing his move the market had but like I just don't want to do that first 72 out I have to find 72 hours where I can be kind of grumpy are the normal yeah and I don't I don't see that unless it's not good to be around the holidays were taken to be great either that you don't drink beer right with this snow I judging wrong run flareup trails like you can't like that's like talking crazy sugar well like yeah it's the way that it is longer interacts with your blood sugar like it doesn't really function as sugars made from sugar but when your body's processing alcohol it's not the same idea and I'm not exactly sure how to explain that you're not like scientific but I can hear you like to leave family out I know you can drink like red while you guys do a redline and like some liquors are good you know like that's for think beer me and it says right on label how many cards as so you can yeah whatsoever for me let's let's get to some business the stuff I mean I like that I like your work life stuff stand me what you want what's new what's going on in the social media world Snapchat you can advertise on per my my niece who told me thinks you need me a lot more accessible for people to advertise that there is always an opportunity of analysis more accessible and advertising a little bit more and I made that filter you told you to make yeah I made one up double posted with episode if I can get around put the blog post I'll start shortly afterwards I sat on my face like I move my laptop everything what what else is finding it interesting that they're dealing with Facebook messenger Facebook is trying to open up the market to kids under the age of 13 by CPS yeah yeah and I came up with can't remember when Sam chatted the map thing were you know if you show people that you can literally track anybody around the world which is crazy unless you ghosted yourself which everybody should begin we immediately hit my nieces up like do you have a setting you know this is a fault and not being on its yeah exactly on by additionally felt like with that faith that mesenteric tank on there trying to set it up that kids because most kids now it's only 10 years old have some sort of device that communicating with her parents on so Facebook is looking to enter that market and communication tool so therefore allowing parents to pick and choose your kid can talk to they've done a good job that shape safety shield I say that a Facebook like ever it's the ugly person you hook up with like you never talk about it but everybody has had how many kinases it so light reliable yeah it's like we used to say in a GUI go ugly early college sometimes sometimes you just have to hook up for convenience college which is pretty much most dues are reading lots if you really all the celebrities that are getting busted I feel like most of this is just because they're lazy the you are in the rooms are aggressive but that I like describing acyl and I'm horny right now Kevin Spacey condensate but my thing is the date that they've done such a good job of making people still have Facebook with that messenger part definitely like that that's so brilliant if you think about it because most people can't get my email if you want to email the show law Atoka works TOC OW.COM but I mean that's how you can email me but if someone watches this or you know you meet someone casually and you want to get a hold them for worker or just like a quaint and so come to his party it's way better and it's like verified taxes on out it's funny I see the need to get the tablet just secured like this phone doesn't this much for a 10-year-old doesn't do that it doesn't go on this app to do that or what and if the device itself is what it is they make their own devices Facebook you know you want to I think that a plague is out later to all you got rid of augmented reality steps are coming out with his in order to achieve augmented reality as of right now on its rail camera so Snapchat started augmented reality can accidentally and now Facebook is picking up on that and therein to be incorporating up in the next year a lot of different the features that you would need to use Facebook camera today that still would make sense that they would eventually somehow come out of their own device so what what is so that I see all the audit big social media apps that are splintering off and the these brand extensions like messenger for Facebook I'm trying to be obsessed with LinkedIn right now even though it's not sexy but LinkedIn hey nine dollars per person trying nine dollars CPM for ads what way more reliable data over there that his chest strap fastened me to be market yeah that's my big thing is like I like that you can I like that yeah I can see who's if I pay I can see who's looking at my profile that I just befriended him exactly what they were just complaining about Facebook I repeat business is creepy creepy but you pay for it everybody knows it it's gonna it's their right like what if you the worst fear when Facebook was out when you're like in college are just out of college or whatever and had it was like when David to come out there to let is there to let everybody know if you saw your profile if you're like creeping on a shaky lie yeah yeah yeah interesting now that like Snapchat and Instagram staff is obviously most people now that's just part of their platform by looking at your staff really I do not have Instagram down your stories Stiles is basically picking up exactly what snapshot is that they applied evidence ramp yeah I love it hey Tim I like it better except really little features I doubt why there's something about Instagram that I just think is more solid like I feel like more artsy more fine on Snapchat I feel like it's more just interacting with my friends I can feel a bit more artsy on it's a gram just with a different kind of filters that they have in a different light campus will I know it's way more functional than Snapchat I have I mean I believe you have left out my phone five times because the notification will go away to tell you the truth I only talk with more my friends on Snapchat but just as the chat setting 91 Texas educate but it's not to me like format that's more taxing like that's like another you because you really want to check you are you using Snapchat on Mike I think this is a string of messages mostly but it's like straight messaging all the time in my I oh I don't know I know it likely in a text by conversation and you don't know how to end it just keeps going like I feel like that's just that snapshot to me right like mortgages and a lot of people say I really do forget but like because it by default you're saving everything in it disappear so if you read something and put down your fountain and like Nancy something like 15 to 20 minutes and I Kelly I respond percent go back and look like she they say I'm trying to remember something you might end it to me just like I remember you said I gotta go talk to my people people usually know you said this in the near back in conversation everything you say hey before whoever knows me by never does a pretty well knows I don't remember a lot of stuff anyway so like I have all signs right now so target like you know I but it's just I'm trying to go the less I wanted like compartmentalize this a little bit more like people talk about multis I drop my phone to call you or talk about multitasking and it's like some of your good multitasker like I guess but I I literally can't do and at the same time like to multitask and I don't think that's something we can do it like Bill Clinton they say can like read a book and like listen to someone else tell him something about like it one of his assistants on some yeah Bill Clinton I know I got my nose on same I mean – but job listening room is what is a good subject someone to talk about it like but that's multitasking to me is that we the common definition I think is people think multitasking is being able to jump around a lot I do think that's an advantage to work on age because we had to grow up you start something I'm to go over here work on this other thing I'm come back to this if you like as I do house chores right like I would hit the I'm a get these dishes done but that role to get the laundry but let that role than him to go over here clean up a bunch of stuff will come back to that dishwasher you know in the you discounted you become efficient without even realizing it I definitely think there's an art tab multitasking because it can make you definitely less productive oh yeah for sure invite creatively it'll suck your creative juices Adia yeah you take take that ticket metaphor however you want to suck your bone dry creative ball juice okay well that that's been ever I mean we can get down that road of you guys are multi-testament that I'm sure Bill Clinton I was first applied microphone calls no hand on his meat but like you multitasking where were were trying to struggle with it does work will try to figure out compartmentalize right so some projects were working on Everest doing a lot of lead on developing websites that's like we've been think about site that's a lot of short-term memory that you're working with to like you don't want to have to log every step you're doing and video right now we can't record everything because it's just lots of well and I would love to be amazing and just have everything backed up need to like really timestamp all this stuff saying I will be part of it to be doubted held that's the goal is eventually be able to show clients like I want to show Mike a time lapse of us like sitting here working what's miserable because we won't have a very very fast as we get penalized for duty to quickly people think oh I should I overpaid you know so so are our ability to multitask projects you note in chunk amount depending work like that like I we've Artie had it because Eric's been too quick on on sites to get back to them for that first iteration of design and there like Will hooks along with the second-rate rail would know about me and we can get feedback notes but like the thing is like I can feel it when I'm talking to him like that if they think they got burned and it's I knew now he stayed up all night did that you know like he was cursing about it for me I didn't want to I was right you know with that stuff it's like you said short-term memory and you if you lose it you gotta come back to it you don't know or you may know always remember your head was that when when Navajo latter having coming back to it's like okay I said to do this one last page and at the same time were trying to work on not getting this kind of analysis paralysis of all think of a better had a rhyming term for this but like we're looking up code yes rails like we got create a rule like I know you have something for 4590 minutes and then cut it off yeah 90 minutes might be too much I don't know what me but it's diminishing returns though no I know is Bob saying that the cut offered cigar that's that's it yeah what does thing in our to figure out what you're doing to get into it done but but I want to generate once I started going I just need to be better searching for an answer you know there's better ways and resources that you do, collect over over time so could you find something here like moving on yeah you never log it in and like we should be recording anything that was hard in life right right and then have a repository of all the ship what do better at that yet that's you know to me that is database that's ultimately chassis because your thinking long-term it is proactive and were thinking like Avonex when we get a website grunt you note in here will have a repository of all the shed that was really hard for us to figure out but here's the playbook Monday buddy oh yeah yeah that's that's way toward guys like clean up around here is kinda yeah so gone through so many evolutions will I had the deal is on one of put a lot of money into I don't want to know our counselors are so tight ever since beginning that I can't justify like spending too much on the office great job piecing it presented together so this is good at working with this table can over that way were to put the TV over here couch back in here catching and then I want to keep I will put more artwork up on here that we have and then on the other side I really want to hook this room up multitask this room you will test every and how to get all the meat off of Buffalo right you do with content I would say this a lot lately I don't I don't let often a lot of you know you know the old saying like he'd never heard that get all the meat off the bone well get everything off of the fund use all parts of the debt so hard right so you may have different meets summer failures of the matter is you eat all that you so use the use the first so use the pellets outside else the upheld Jesus Christ alone for I told her that I do not undying-anything having a Friday night so my thing with content and this goes back to social media and content creation what you're doing a lot of the time what errors do what I'm doing is anything that's original content like this podcast I wanted to get out as many mediums as possible words not so time-consuming it's not worth it right so I been telling clients like here audio recording idea like I want to record a blog post is just talk just talk about something that kisses you off about you know your your industry or car station were to play against that on the dictate that audiogram to transcribe it then working film you on video onward and upward massage that first script and then you get it on video talk about it then you know if you have a podcast you can put it in audio form right or you can put it up on the site on your website so people would listen to an enemy with captions with SRT file… We left and then and then write a blog post and wrap a little bit more around that then the last hardest one is in infographics and make up a Jamaica image and yeah yeah okay all right but the ideas hard right yeah it's hard to think of a good idea or it's hard to formalize like this is a unique idea if your small business owner or you're doing your own content creation the unique ideas the hard part like getting that down pat yeah will you let me what you're talking about though is content creation in itself were trying to figure out ways to get the people engaged in kinda thinking about these things and the best within and over still try figure out the best way to get these clients that just kind of come up with stuff like that is good having her read with the diary sort of idea of a blog post for its part of our our guerrilla video process we been working on were wheat we set up a studio in the clients all yeah we should be coach Bob we record while were there showing them how to use it so they have that video and then that the ideas they drop it to us in slack we can take that same thing with audio you know it's just hard it behaviors the hardest thing to change business right and just life in general you know I hate that I hate the the phrase like people never change you know but it's it's true it's mostly true and you can adapt and kinda going to different fees if only I don't really have little he sucked into brownies that never do anything like I I had no one not by perfect and I want to check I jibed work on trying to can you tell you have to be conscious because it actually do admit it bothers me that it's like because that's how most people's mindset is to no light I got it figured out anything about it anymore that part is closed off right right moving on right that it always yelled laziness. Now that right I don't want to you I don't have to do a lot of self-preservation or self or work on my self preservation yeah man because that's what it is it's fear right people don't people don't go out of their zone like learning stick shift on a racetrack or going bow hunting I'm afraid the bow hunting I can be strong enough to pull Bo back I think how to argument consent I live because that's what I would fear that I go out there and there's always big dudes the first offerings all have a crossbow my hip so just in case you think it's all right but totally practical I'll have a quiver around my back note I five pulled about four I went to school at Auburn no can't everybody backyard headlights if I can the phone like phone targets in the back okay.then go for it I don't know but what I wanted to discover I want to get to the point where you have to you really have to hunt like you have to be in shape to do it like it's a actual sport I don't want if I can dear Stan tree stand fighting bull ship hunting season with a shotgun just waiting for dear so it's so pushy to me I ever did in Pennsylvania but Evie done it like I went now it sounds like talking boring public school get off the first day of hunting season that's how important premier hunting as a tight fishing in a in a man-made lake that they put trout in notes like my dad one time was in Switzerland and they were like you want to go hunting any of them I don't hunt I can find a way not dislikes like he had anything very like decked out all you do is really stick your gun out this little slot and then be hey people to go around and chase the deer in front where you are the rear glory hole but yeah it's a weird way to tell Laura no story but yeah oh that was a no go dad to get all well I don't know what kind of yeah what I like holding things yeah Switzer very open-minded just neutral let your freak flag fly I think we have been on that there's no you got in on the high note to stanza so long to get a house any tips any other stuff I just send this to your dad so you can we get them on the podcast as an entrepreneur I think you'd be really interesting from what I know I will talk to him about it okay okay your dad's Richard Branson you can see that you can see them once I like Eric I think tank for Eric for Sammy law sweat equity podcasts subscribe rate review that five-star rating helps us a lot on iTunes or subscribe on YouTube that'll help you it will send you notification each time we have a podcast about the young ins like listening to stuff on YouTube unlike a second screen or some like that so we are on their will we usually post on Facebook first and I have our sponsors try Grasshopper.com/sway this SWEAT EQUITY PODCAST, SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING, SOCIAL ALCHEMY, SAMANTHA GANT, LAW SMITH, ERIC READINGERERIC READINGER, LAW SMITH, SWEAT EQUITY, BUFFALO, MULTITASKING, SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT, SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIES, SOCIAL ALCHEMY, SAMANTHA GANT