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In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Ryan Hanley, Founder and President of Rogue Risk. Ryan chats about figuring out his legacy, developing his agency into what it is today, and important lessons he's learned along the way.  Episode Highlights: Does Ryan love to win or hate to lose? (6:10) Ryan chats about his rapid business growth. (9:26) Does Ryan consider his company an agency or a brokerage? (10:36) Ryan discusses affinity partnerships and the types of businesses he focuses on. (12:10) What did Ryan have to do in order to grow his business and hire employees? (13:01) What does Ryan's agency look like today? (15:26) What is Ryan sick of trying to convince people of? (16:08) Ryan explains his approach to content marketing. (17:36) What's something Ryan does to mentally escape from work? (20:28) Key Quotes: “What the industry tells us is there is a machismo to the chest thumping. Look how far I got by myself, right? Like, there's this sense of, you know, I earned this summer.” - Ryan Hanley “My philosophy is there are two reasons why small businesses do not purchase online: trust and customer experience.” - Ryan Hanley “My perspective is, look, in order to properly offer your customer base small business insurance, you have to be able to offer more than one option. We have to be able to offer multiple products and one of the core philosophies at Rogue Risk is, no customer left behind.” - Ryan Hanley Resources Mentioned: Ryan Hanley Rogue Risk Reach out to Jason Cass Agency Intelligence

John and Ryan are joined by their nomadic friend Kooms who has decided to grace the boys with pizza from Billy Brick's. Is it good? Is it bad? Does Ryan describe it as if it was the pizza version of a Steak n' Shake fry? Potentially! I guess you'll just have to listen in to find out for your curious little self. Hope you enjoy today's episode tasting and hope you have the most wonderful day :)

Does Ryan have a dad crush? You be the judge. He’s definitely got updates on local vaccination events. Political analyst and author Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com talks pandering accusations in the Texas congressional race, Presidential power and adding a Jersey Shore cast member to Mt. Rushmore. If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Does Ryan know which team Cam Newton played for last year? No. But the guys jump into different scenarios for the NBA, NFL and College Football season ands discuss Nebraska recruiting twitter. Plus, Big Bets Bentz's bets of the week looks at the PGA Tour event and NASCAR. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/savesaturdays Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaveSaturdays Website: https://www.savesaturdays.com/ Shop: https://www.savesaturdays-shop.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/savesaturdays --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/save-saturdays-podcast/support

The long-anticipated return of PODPAGANDA is here and back weekly! Stand-up comedians Kirzia Steele & Ryan O'Toole breakdown their thoughts on the new stimulus deal, vaccine rollout week 1, and Biden's latest Cabinet picks BUT this time we also play games! Does Ryan know the difference between a fictional character's and Pete Buttiegig's bio? Can Kirzia guess how many McRibs fit into a stimulus check? Let's find out! Plus it's Skip or Stay (Well, Actually Edition) on Tom Cruise's set tirade, Russian hacking, Obama's favorite lists, & much more! Follow us @pagandapod on social media & send topics to pagandapod@gmail.com!

Find out why Sash thought this movie sucked! Does Ryan agree with her??

Episode 40 HallowMate: A Spooky Halloween Special When there's something strange in the neighbourhood, who you gonna Cold Call? In today's special, we compare ghost stories, but the real terror is lurking in wait to pounce or... break down a door. Not only that, but somehow the subject of autoerotic asphyxia pops up?! Does Ryan actually have a Highlight of the Week? Listen to find out. And then... Paul & Ryan struggle to get their mouths around a big one in a halloween themed Suck On My Big Fat Dictionary.  In this episode, we are honoured to be welcoming the Artistic Director of Encompass Productions, Jonathan Woodhouse onto the show. He has some exciting news from the theatre world to share with us and YOU! He's got a mini fest happening in London very soon. And of course he plays Why Did They Give Them 1 Star? - The 1 Star Movie Review Game. Listen in to find out more and click links below.  Catch Encompass on all the socials and info on shows & tickets using this handy linktree: Encompass Online And catch Jonathan on Insta too - @theremedy87   As always, all OUR socials and links are growing on this handy Linktree - Cold Callers Comedy   Last week's COMPETITION WINNER was Raye from the Not Before Coffee! Podcast and a very close runner up was Fritz & Louise from the Media Path Podcast   Also a huge shout out to: Matt Kliem; our newest patron The guys at Grief Burrito for the amazing work they do with their show and within the podcast community and to Greg at @indiedropin for showcasing the best in indie podcasting!   All the best RyPaul

1:11 Does Ryan miss comedy?5:37 Light conspiracies that hurt nobody:- Made Up Days (e.g., National Cookie Day)- Mattress King Monopoly (17:51)21:33 Which of your friends knows how they would murder someone and how would you avoid them?29:11 Lizard Brain Boys36:19 Back to Hypothetical Heroism42:27 Listener Questions- guessing passwords48:20 The Fall of Pen Pals and Halloween at the Zoo52:30 Homework: My Neighbor Totoro1:01:50 Fluctuating relationship with Social Media1:16:50 Selling out is Sicko1:19:37 Listener Questions to close it out- Comfort go-to’s- Dinner for Schmucks interests1:26:00 Homework Assignmentsvery slight audio issues will be  corrected  next episode.

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Ryan Keating, Vice President at Keating Agency Insurance. Born and raised in the insurance industry, Ryan talks about his insurance career and shares his knowledge and expertise. Episode Highlights: David introduces Ryan Keating. (1:28) Ryan shares his background and his career in the insurance industry. (7:07) Ryan mentions that he’s part of the third generation business his grandfather started. (7:14) Ryan thinks that San Diego and Tampa have a lot of similarities. (9:15) Ryan talks about his kiosk business. (10:44) Does Ryan like Forrest Gump? (11:45) Ryan thinks that a kiosk is an interesting type of sales and it depends on what product you’re selling and technically, you can sell insurance from a kiosk. (13:21) David mentions that he and his friend were planning to buy a chain of barbershops as an investment. (16:54) Ryan shares that he had a connection from reading David’s book, regarding Sales 101. (20:11) How long has Ryan been working with his father? (23:27) Ryan shares that his lawn mowing career became successful to a point where he could have started a landscaping company. (26:19) What brought Ryan to Tampa? (27:43) Ryan thinks that a lot of sales jobs and companies give people an opportunity, but they don't give them the foundation in the process, and he has been in situations where there is no process. (30:37) David thinks that one of the biggest issues with their industry as a whole, is that only a few places have a foundation in their process. (30:58) Ryan shares that one of the challenging areas is providing a better journey and experience to the customer. (32:37) Ryan talks about his first CIC class. (33:41) Ryan mentions that he studied at Chubb Producer School, and he thinks that it was the best decision he has made so far. (34:46) What was better about Chubb Producer School compared to others? (35:27) Ryan shares that he would also want to build, hire, and be able to provide people an opportunity to learn. (36:31) What was one of the aspects that Ryan learned from dealing with the bigger groups that he’s able to apply to what he’s currently doing? (36:52) Ryan shares his thoughts about their agency, being smaller and new. (39:58) David shares that in their company, anything that’s going to be below the revenue threshold turns into a small business unit. (41:03) Ryan mentions that they have recently acquired an agency for all personal lines. (47:21) Ryan shares that event based marketing works well for him because he’s a big fan of bringing people together. (49:26) Ryan shares that a lot of people didn't even realize that their agency has been around for 50 years. (50:23) Ryan mentions that they’re currently paying for Better Agency, but it has not been implemented yet. (52:20) Ryan shares that he had some great success with selling commercial lines. (53:03) David mentions a common myth with regards to commercial lines. (57:50) Ryan talks about the three accounts that he wrote in the last two years. (1:01:35) Tweetable Quotes: “I think a lot of sales jobs and companies give people an opportunity, but they don't give them the foundation in the process.” - Ryan Keating “Once they're a client, it’s really developing that customer journey and experience.” - Ryan Keating “I definitely learned that you do need to fine tune and drill down in getting to know people who you're going to do business with or who's going to relate to you that's going to enjoy doing business with you.” - Ryan Keating Resources Mentioned: David Carothers LinkedIn Kyle Houck LinkedIn Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes Ryan Keating LinkedIn Keating Agency Insurance

Today on the show Ryan gives Daren 15 dollars to build a team his top line, where does he go? Does Ryan agree or no? Gary Lawless recently wrote an article where the Golden Knights players discussed their biggest career moments and the fellas discuss some of the highlights of that article.

The epic 'Lost at Sea' trilogy concludes with Jack discovering the truth. Does Ryan have no shame?! What can he do to redeem himself in Jack's eyes? And is this really the final episode of 'Lost at Sea'? Written by and starring Ryan Croxford and Jack Howson.

Eddie, Lynn & Producer Joe break down the inaugural episode of Listen To Your Heart (don't worry, we are practicing social distancing). We debate all of the new contestants. Who we like. Who we may not like. Do we think this show is really about love or signing? Is Jamie drama central? Does Ryan look like Shawn Mendes? Who kissed the most people on night one? Why Philly native Julia Rae is our favorite. Our thoughts on the new Bachelor Mansion. Has Chris Harrison aged? Do we dig Sheridan's look? Is Rudi the best contestant ever? Segments include Walt Whitman Poetry Hour, Best/ Worst Dressed, Ratings and Bachelor Nations News. Leave us a voicemail at 484-450-8864. Name and town and we will play it on air on our next episode! Feel free to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts too :) Podchaser is donating 25 cents to Meals on Wheels America‘s COVID-19 Response Fund for EVERY podcast or episode review on Podchaser. Leave a review (or many!) for our show here: www.podchaser.com/podcasts/rose-bu…amatic-po-534809 Send any thoughts/ love/ suggestions to eddieravert@gmail.com, @RoseBudsPodcast, @eddie_rage @blynngin and @joe_ravert26. We made Elite Daily's top Bachelor podcasts list! www.elitedaily.com/p/20-bachelor-n…AyA02fh6_Y46hko

Here's the final installment of the Colorado elk hunt! Does Ryan make it?     Ryan's Projects: Class 3 License Info Veteran Beard Oil Gifts for Gun Lovers Gun Giveaways Benelli M4 Sig P365 Review What is MOA?

Welcome to Episode 10 of Ask Us Anything! What does the returning champ Gene Volpe think? How early is too early to have a phone? What about social media? Is a smartphone synonymous with access to social media? Why is Gene bald? Does Ryan think he is above average looking? What is Metadata and why can it be so scary? How to prevent sex trafficking? What is the dark web? Why is YouTube Kids safer than YouTube? How to protect your kids and keep them safe online? What is a Finsta? Find out this week on Ask Us Anything.  This Week's Guest: Gene Volpe Gene Volpe is the lead digital architect and founder of GVI Media (formerly Your Real Estate Concierge), speaker and national marketing expert. He has 10+ years of experience in the marketing arena. He is also well versed in the real estate field including buying, selling, renting, marketing and consulting on over 200 real estate transactions. Before becoming a Marketing Architect, he served as a decorated technology manager for a Fortune 15 company. Gene played (and still plays) a major role in funding and designing the nation’s first and most advanced proprietary Real Estate video marketing platform. He is the founder of a company that provides a cutting edge technical marketing advantage for many businesses. He is an expert in brand establishment and subconscious marketing while remaining on the cutting edge of marketing trends. He is a social media and video expert. Find Gene at: www.GeneVolpe.com  http://gvimedia.com/ Facebook Instagram   Shoutouts: 1:08 - www.GeneVolpe.com 8:25 – Joe Rogan 17:40 – Jeremy & Josh LeJeune 18:30 – Ep 3 – How to Not Be a Douche on Social Media 26:15 – Renee Stoess 26:38 – KP 28:40 – Finsta 31:00 – Gary Vee 34:40 – Andrew Beaver 40:00 – Marketing RV Podcast 40:20 – Barbells & Brews   Ask Us Anything is:  Andrew Beaver  Ryan Richardson Seth Lejeune    Thank you for listening to the show. We’re always looking for new and interesting guests for the show so if you’d like to be a guest and join us for a discussion, we’ll be happy to have you. Make sure you like the Ask Us Anything FB Page and please go to the iTunes Store or wherever you get your podcasts and SUBSCRIBE! Please leave us a rating and review, it really helps us get the word out about the show.  Share this podcast with those you love and let us know what you thought about this episode. As always, don’t forget… ASK US ANYTHING!  

Ryan Bonnici is the CMO @ G2, the company that allows you to get the right software and services for your business with over 897,000 user reviews to help you make smarter buying decisions. As for Ryan, prior to G2 he was Senior Director of Global Marketing at Hubspot where among many other achievements, he scaled HubSpot's marketing-generated sales revenue by 330% year-over-year. Before Hubspot, Ryan was Head of Marketing @ Salesforce (APAC) where he led his team to achieve 227% YoY net-new sales sourced through marketing. Due to his success, Ryan has been named to Forbes’ List of World’s Most Influential CMOs. In Today’s Episode We Discuss: How Ryan made his way into the world of SaaS from Sydney, Australia and came to be one of the world’s leading CMOs with G2 today? What were Ryan’s biggest takeaways from his time at Salesforce? How did it change his mindset? What are the core differences when comparing marketing functions at the likes of Salesforce to smaller companies like G2? What can they learn from each other? Where does Ryan sit on whether marketing is an art or a science today? How did Ryan turn a $6,000 initiative at Hubspot into a product that generated $64m net revs? What have been Ryan’s biggest lessons in what it takes to acquire the best talent? How does Ryan build candidate pipe? What works most effectively? How does Ryan structure and run the process? What core questions does Ryan ask and find most revealing of the individual’s character? What does Ryan love to see in a candidate?  Does Ryan agree that marketing teams should always be held directly accountable to a number tied to revenue? What type of CMO would Ryan bucket himself as; demand gen or brand? How does Ryan think about the relationship between the two?  Ryan’s 60 Second SaaStr: What does Ryan know now that he wishes he had known at the beginning of his career in marketing?  What is the biggest BS that Ryan often hears in the world of marketing? Which marketing leader does Ryan most respect and admire and why? Read the full transcript on our blog. If you would like to find out more about the show and the guests presented, you can follow us on Twitter here: Jason Lemkin Harry Stebbings SaaStr Ryan Bonnici

On this episode we talk about how science fiction technology has trickled over into reality. We also talk about why some sci-fi tech would be a really bad idea. Does Ryan prefer Star Wars or Star Trek? We may never find out. Listen for the point the caster on my office chair gave way during … Continue reading "Episode 22: Sci-Fi"

On this episode we talk about how science fiction technology has trickled over into reality. We also talk about why some sci-fi tech would be a really bad idea. Does Ryan prefer Star Wars or Star Trek? We may never find out. Listen for the point the caster on my office chair gave way during … Continue reading "Episode 22: Sci-Fi"

In Part 1 of this episode, we tackle the question "Does Ryan even know me" to start things off and then get into some back-to-school talk. From there, we glimpse into Ryan's "Lovely Day" (groan) and finish things off with a discussion of food trends. Stay tuned for Part 2, coming to you this weekend!

Does Ryan work from home naked? Does Batman really smell during the holidays? Did Brian's trip to the zoo with his daughter wind up as stupid as the time when he went with the rest of us? Starring Brian Altano, Scott Bromley, Ryan Scott, and Max Scoville.

Get pumped! The boys get all in to exercising this episode. Squats versus deadlifts! Mike goes all in on his super sized thighs to talk about squats. Nick powers through talking about deadlifts. Ryan judges this heavyweight competition! Discussion points include, anabolic workouts, balance, cardio, Twinkies, dodgeball, Crossfit, time travel, juicy centers, passing on your superior leg genes, and 20 tons of chemical waste. How much gym advice has Nick dispensed? What happened in Mike's gym class? Does Ryan have rabies? Listen to these clean and jerks in: Squats vs Deadlifts!

#FakeNews  Yeah, that's the reason why the boys went this route. That sweet, sweet hash tag game. But really, Mike and Ryan are debating if the news can even be trusted at all. Mike reports the answer is yes. Ryan cites his sources as no. Nick has a terribly hard time judging this one. Topic points include: Infowars, yellow journalism, the Panama Papers, Covington Catholic High School, fascism, the 24 hour news cycle, Walter Kronkite, NRA TV, Maddox, and manipulating statistics. Does Ryan hate Taylor Swift? What does Nick think about the Men in Black? Does Mike respect the Pulitzer prize? Here's some click bait: Is the News Trustworthy?

Get ready for this sweet, tasty treat of an episode. The boys get served their just desserts! Mike goes all-American by debating that pie is the better snack. Nick tries to put frosting on top of his arguments for cake. And Ryan eats it all up as judge. Topics include: Def Leppard, chicken pot pies, rhyming, seasons, Elijah Wood, coffee cake, strippers, H. Rap Brown, weddings, and being abducted by aliens. Does Mike need to go food shopping? Does Ryan know the word "opaque?" Will Nick go full Mortal Kombat? Pull up a chair for Cake vs Pie! 

Using Oak Barrels in Cidermaking - What do you want to know? Ryan Monkman of FieldBird Cider based in Prince Edward County, Ontario Canada presented an extended seminar on Oak Barrels at CiderCon 2019 in Chicago. [caption id="attachment_4008" align="aligncenter" width="225"] Ryan Monkman - FieldBird Cider in cellar[/caption] The workshop description: It’s like a Choose-Your-Own Adventure book...but with booze. A dozen mini-talks on oak. The crowd decides what to cover and what to scrap. We’ll open with an introduction on barrels then throw it to the horde. A vote at the end of each mini-talk will determine what we explore next. We'll finish when the clock stops - leaving time for Q&A. During the presentation Ryan had 4 ciders to taste that he with different degrees of oak applied ~ Some in barrels, some with oak chips with different levels of toasting. Ryan has already been on 2 episodes of Cider Chat Barrels and Bâtonnage A Cider Barrels with a Cooper, A Maker and Thierry Lemaire Topics Covered: Do you lose the oak overtures in carbonated cider? How is the barrel made and why it matters? And how does the barrel’s design and wood used affect the cider Topping up your barrel with lees and cider What to do with the lees. Ryan keeps the yeast lees around. He uses less as part of the top up of the barrel You can also top it off with gas. “Stirring is my favorite part” Use whatever you can to keep the lees back into suspension To stir or not to stir? Not everyone does stir. Lees are reductive and can reduce fruit aroma in a cider Does Ryan exclusively use French oak barrels. - No He has one American Barrel (named “Ria” and filled with Perry!! and plans on getting more American barrels and also a Canadian barrels too. How often to stir barrels Ryan stirs 2x/day during initial fermentation Then twice a week Long term twice a month or every two weeks to top off the barrel Ryan leaves the cider on lees until it is ready to bottle The toasting of a barrel impacts the toasting of the barrel. The lighter it is toasted the lighter the oak overtures. more toasted more flavor “With oak you can build complexity!” [caption id="attachment_4007" align="aligncenter" width="225"] FieldBird Cider "Buzzing Chatter" 2017[/caption] Using oak chips Question is - when do I want to use them? Which oak to use - not all oak is alike. What % of a French oak tree can be used to make barrels? 20% The remaining 80% of the tree is used to make railroad ties in France The oak planks are dried outside for 2-4 years Coopers can use a reed between pieces of wooden staves They use to use wheat flour - but no one use wheat flour anymore Because only 20% of the tree can be used is one of the reasons why French oak barrels are so expensive. Reconditioned barrels? Worth it? Different oak barrels Whiskey barrels are more loose grained Chardonnay barrels in CA are tighter The main wood of choice is white oak Main variety of French oak used is “Quercus robur" (Limousin oak) which has a high levels of tannin and low levels of flavor What do you want to say with your cider What to do? Do a whole bunch of different things. Any barrel is better than no barrel Bourbon barrels - coarse grain - heavy grain into the fire zone - aromatic but not a the structure side - to get vanillin note it requires time. Wine barrel - tight grain - light to medium toast - french or European oak Contact for FieldBird Cider Website: https://fieldbirdcider.com/ Buy FieldBird Cider Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fieldbird.cider/ Follow on Instagram @fieldbird.cider @ryanmonkman Please Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio , Spotify and wherever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on Cider Chat's blog, social media and podcast Twitter @ciderchat Instagram: @ciderchatciderville Cider Chat FaceBook Page Cider Chat YouTube Join the #ciderGoingUP Campaign today!   

Brian Noe discusses the Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid situation, and explains why Reid is a hypocrite. Brian calls out the Pelicans for replacing Dell Demps with Danny Ferry. Brian explains why College Football free agency needs to happen. Plus, after being inspired from a boxing match on TV, Brian spends the whole show attempting to convince Producer Ryan Burschinger to willingly receive a punch to the stomach from Kevin Figgers on live radio. Does Ryan accept the challenge? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On this week's Special Sauce, Doug Crowell and Ryan Angulo talk a lot about a lot of things, including their cookbook, the aptly titled Kindness and Salt: The Care and Feeding of Your Friends and Neighbors. I asked them to dissect the unusual title, starting with "kindness." Doug explained, "It's a big part of what we do...We try to be kind in everything we do, in our relationships as a staff and also with our customers. So that would have to be a part of our book. That's our philosophy." But what about the salt? Doug said, "The salt is sort of shorthand for just cooking...cooking with flavor and cooking with common sense and cooking with salt, literally...and salt has a double meaning, because sometimes we all get a little salty." When I asked about the subtitle, Ryan noted, "That was our working title for the book pretty much since the beginning." And Doug pointed out, "That nicely encapsulates what we do." I wondered whether that philosophy of caring for friends and neighbors extended to their kitchens, where in restaurant culture in general there has long been a traditional of verbal abuse. Does Ryan scream? "No," Ryan said. "Not at all. Well, it depends, but, I mean, you have to really be doing something like that's just really idiotic and just not respectful of the food or the restaurant to really make me mad. But on a day-to-day basis, no, I don't walk around yelling, and I know a lot of chefs do. That's kind of one of the biggest things I learned from working in kitchens is what I didn't want to do when I became a chef, and that was pretty much one of them." Ryan and Doug also talked about the importance of the person greeting customers at their restaurants. "The person at the door has this dual responsibility. One is just friendliness, but the other one is this sort of mad air traffic control situation where you're trying to shuffle everything around and make it work and promise people they're gonna sit down in 15 minutes and they really will or an hour and a half and they really will. I think of that person as being second only to the chef as far as making the whole thing go." According to them, one of their door people is from the South, and she has a magic word, a contraction in fact, that has disarmed many a peeved customer, but you're just going to have to listen to find out what it is. ---   The full transcript for this episode can be found over here at Serious Eats: https://www.seriouseats.com/2019/02/special-sauce-doug-crowell-ryan-angulo-2-2.html  

Hello Ke-mo Sah-bees...to our fellow swashbuckling crusaders, come and join Jacob, Ryan and I as we discuss the Lone Ranger. Starring Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp, we discuss if this movie was more of a vehicle for Armie Hammer or Johnny Depp. We discussed the competition, why this movie failed on not having a sequel made, the line of the movie, what we thought about the villians, the sins of the movie and if it met our personal expectations. We also discuss if Ryan's son threw a Lone Ranger party, would Ryan attend his sons birthday party? Does Ryan secretly enjoy the Lone Rangers main Actors in Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp? Does Jake like Johnny Depp's acting as Tonto the faithful sidekick to the Lone Ranger? Does the Lone Ranger have ties to Marvel's Daredevil? Come and enjoy the hilarity that ensues as we talk about the Lone Ranger. Please Subscribe, Rate and leave a comment about what your thoughts on the Lone Ranger! Hi-Yo, Silver! Away!      

For the boys' 99th episode, they take it back to Old School Hollywood. Talkin' about some blonde bombshells. Specifically, Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield. Who is better? It's time to find out. Nick's points are Too Hot to Handle as he argues that Jayne Mansfield is better. Meanwhile, Mike provides some Monkey Business debating for Monroe. Ryan gets to sit back and judge the show! Listen as they talk about Some Like it Hot, Anton LaVey, mental illness, dumb blonde stereotypes, domestic violence, wardrobe malfunctions, the Golden Globes, casting couches, the power of flight, Goodreads, and washing lettuce with Brillo pads. Does Mike enjoy cooking? Does Ryan use social media for books? Does Nick stop existing when you stop listening? Find out in this classic episode: Marilyn Monroe vs Jayne Mansfield!  

It's time for the boys' annual Christmas episode! Listen in as they flirt with disaster and break down one of the most iconic and currently problematic Holiday tunes out there. Is "Baby, it's Cold Outside" offensive? Mike channels his inner Grinch and argues that the song is a bit "rapey." Ryan tries to sleigh his opposition by pointing out some forgotten context. But which way will our judge, Nick, actually side? Points of discussion include: date rape, Neptune's Daughter, Frank Loesser, Lady Gaga, SNL, fake outrage, predators, feminism, the test of time, and Osama Bin Laden. Does Nick think Sean Connery beating up women is cool? Does Ryan like the movie Elf? Is Mike a terrorist? Listen to the fireplace roar in: Is "Baby, it's Cold Outside" Offensive?

The man, the legend...the conspiracy? The boys pull another listener-submitted topic to debate, and it's a weird one about Stevie Wonder's disability, or lack thereof. Nick has a win in his sights as he argues that the great Motown musician is NOT actually blind. Meanwhile, Mike takes a shot in the dark that Mr. Wonder is definitely blind. Our judge, Ryan, must decide which argument has the most music to his ears. Discussion points include: Red Dead Redemption 2, Paul McCartney, detached retinas, synesthesia, basketball games, popcorn, TMZ, flying planes, Bomani Jones, and photographing Michael Jackson. Does Ryan want to be a cowboy? How many times will Mike quit? Does Nick think that Oprah is a bitch? The only way to find out is by tickling them ivories in: Is Stevie Wonder Blind?

It's time to get spooky in this Halloween themed episode! The boys debate the age-old Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating in this...silly, non-informative installment of Your New Opinion! Ryan throws down some pranking facts as he argues for tricks. Nick gets all sweet taking the side of treats. Judge Mike sits flabbergasted at the entire premise. Listen in as they discuss: swallowing razorblades, deception, Mischief Night, MILFs, pity wins, stomach cramps, nutritionally balanced breakfasts, tricking old men into giving you $2 million, costumes, candy, and over-the-pants hand-jobs. What does Mike's spooky voice sound like? Does Nick follow YouTube pranksters? Does Ryan even know when Mischief Night even is? It's time to ring that stranger's doorbell for: Trick or Treat?!

Last week, Dr. Ryan Lowery asked his Instagram audience what you all wanted to know about his mother and today we deliver! On this episode of What The Fat, the Chief Mom Officer answers all of your questions about her son, being his mother, and her future daughter-in-law. Is she “now taking applications”? What is she looking for in a “swipe right?” Find out now! Enjoy the show! Takeaways Nobody has all the answers, and nobody is perfect, but if you are compassionate and continually spread positivity, you can appear as though you are. Show Notes: What did mom think about Ryan quitting baseball? 1:58 Did mom think Ryan lost his mind when he started keto? 2:47 Does Ryan’s mom eat keto? 5:20 Did mom imagine her son changing so many lives? 6:47 What does mom think about Ryan not being married? 7:32 What does mom want in her future daughter-in-law? 8:21 How does mom have all the answers? 8:54 If mom could change one habit in her life, what would it be? 10:31 Ryan’s anti-smoking techniques 11:23 How’s life changed since Scooter? 13:13 Recap of the week 14:20 Tweetable quotes “Sometimes I just wing it… nobody has all of the answers.” “People just want to be heard. Just listen to them.” “You just have to care, and I care about people.” “If you’re going down just say ‘No. I’m better than this, I’m better than that’ and just rise up.” Links/Resources Ketogenic.com Calculator: ketogenic.com/calculator/ Dr. Ryan Lowery’s Instagram page: @ryanplowery If you like today’s episode, subscribe on Apple Podcasts at What The Fat  and leave us a 5-star, positive review. Tips, Recipes, Community: @ketogeniccom Videos: KetogenicCom YouTube

Guest Judge Bill from Your New Favorite Movie returns, and this time, the boys are ready for him. Playing to his heart, they attempt to decide what Air Jordan is best at. Nick attempts to slam dunk as he argues for basketball. Ryan's on deck on behalf of baseball. And Mike takes a slice for golf. Listen in as they talk about Rocky Horror Picture Show, sociopaths, Tiger Woods, holes in one, Loony Toons, the seven seals of the apocalypse, kneeling, and Scottie Pippen doing a nazi salute. Does Ryan ever get turned on by Lola the Bunny? Does Nick ever pay attention to any conversation? Does Mike actually understand the plot of Space Jam? And does Bill aggressively dance up on some bros in a coffee shop?  Do the 23-skidoo to What is Michael Jordan's Best Sport?

The Gang is back discussing Pusha T's Latest diss. Was it too far? Was it fair? Does Ryan have White privilege? Tune in to Ep: 11

Ryan Williams is the Founder @ SalesCollider, the organisation that helps technical founders jumpstart sales. Ryan got his start as the first sales manager at Adroll where he grew the team from 3 to 32 reps in just 8 months, a team that was responsible for ARR growing from $4m to $58m in under 2 years. Ryan then became an advisor to the early team at InVision where he coached both CEO and sales reps to close the first dozen enterprise deals. Then his last stop before founding SalesCollider was as VP of Sales at LeadGenius where he grew enterprise sales by over 400% and added clients such as Ebay, IBM and Google, just to name a few. Ryan is also an Entrepreneur in Residence @ 500 Startups and a Mentor with First Round Capital. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: How Ryan made his way into the world of sales as first sales manager at Adroll and how that led to advising the CEO of InVision on gaining their first enterprise clients? 70% of VPs of Sales fail when they join early stage startups, why is this? How can founders know when is the right time to bring in their first VP of Sales? What can they do to maximise the chances of success when bringing them into the organisation? What is the right profile type for the first VP of Sales? What are the core foundations to assessing the strength of the VP in the interview, especially for engineering minded founders? What is the one question that Ryan loves to ask potential sales candidates? What answer does he look for? Does Ryan agree with a recent guest, “discounting is now table stakes”? Where do most early stage startups go wrong when thinking about discounts? What framework must startups utilise to analyse the right discount to offer? Why must they know the internal value they are providing to their customer in such a detailed way when discounting? 60 Second SaaStr What does Ryan know now that he wishes he had known at the beginning? SDR’s are the most important function in sales, agree or disagree? Sales rep productivity, what is good and what is bad? If you would like to find out more about the show and the guests presented, you can follow us on Twitter here: Jason Lemkin Harry Stebbings SaaStr Ryan Williams

Ryan and Kelly talk Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes Empty Places & Touched! Does Ryan come around on Spike? Is Kennedy ever likable? Do we prioritize Xander's eye over a Potential's life? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s Moving Day for the couples this week on Lifetime’s Married at First Sight. Will Dawn share her cat tower with Molly? Does Ryan take a breath to let Jackie speak? Has Jephte packed himself into a box so Shawniece can’t find him? Jodie will break it down for you in this Married at First Sight-meets-House Hunters episode. PATREON BONUS EPISODES www.patreon.com/realitvpod IG & Twitter @RealiTVpodwww.instagram.com/realitvpodwww.twitter.com/realitvpod RealiTV Podcast FB Snark https://www.facebook.com/groups/114353442610036/ YouTube www.youtube.com/realitvpod Stream: www.realitvpod.podbean.com

This week, the boys show their holiday spirits! It's a merry mudslinging on the merits of mythologies. Ryan takes over judicial duties as Mike and Nick square up. Mike makes his list of points and checks twice for Santa Claus. Nick slays the naughtiness arguing for Krampus Does Mike worship an Eldritch abomination? Does Ryan support child abduction? Does Nick self-pleasure to old postcards? Join us in our holiday festivities with: Santa vs Krampus!

Ryan Carson is the Founder & CEO @ Treehouse the startup that teaches you to code and learn the skills needed to launch a new career. They have backing from some of the best investors in the business including the likes of Social Capital, Greylock Partners and then notable individuals such as Reid Hoffman, Josh Elman and Mark Suster just to name a few. As for Ryan, prior to Treehouse he was the creator of famous The Future of Web Apps Conference, showing his unparalleled access to the top tier of West Coast founders. Due to the success of the conference, Ryan later sold the event to another events company. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: How Ryan made his way into the world of startups and came to found Treehouse? How does Ryan think all founders can build a truly diversified pipeline for developer talent? How does Ryan detect the seeds of potential in young engineers? How does he nurture them to grow and fit the desired role? How does Ryan approach regrettable and non-regrettable churn? What is the dunning process? Why is it so important to instantly increase retention and reduce churn? Does Ryan agree with Jason Lemkin that the hardest element of SaaS scaling is the $1-2m phase? Does Ryan agree with Jason in suggesting that your first 10 unaffiliated customers is the first sign of product market fit? Ryan has previously said, ‘as a founder, there is one thing you need, otherwise you will quit’. What is the one thing? Why is it so important? 60 Second SaaStr Why does Ryan know now that he wishes he had known when he started? What is Ryan’s favourite SaaS reading material? Freemium in SaaS: What are the pros and cons? If you would like to find out more about the show and the guests presented, you can follow us on Twitter here: Jason Lemkin Harry Stebbings SaaStr Ryan Carson

Welcome to the first episode of Around The Corner, TAtech’s first podcast! In today’s episode, host Alex Murphy interviews Ryan Christoi, Managing Partner of KRT Marketing. KRT Marketing is a leading full-service advertising agency, specializing in recruitment advertising, and 2016 Winner of the Recruiting Service Innovation Awards. Tune in to hear Ryan’s opinions about programmatic advertising, whether or not the job posting is dead, what Ryan thinks Microsoft should do with LinkedIn, and what are some of the hotshot companies everyone should keep their eyes on.   Key Takeaways: [:31] Welcome to Around The Corner, TAtech's first podcast! [:49] Today's guest is Ryan Christoi. What are we talking about today? [1:30] Ryan is the Managing Partner of KRT Marketing, and he and his team have helped their clients hire over 1 million people in the last 15 years. How has he managed to achieve that? [2:40] KRT's mission is a big part of their ethos. Ryan shares a little about their mission. [5:25] Do clients pay per qualified applicant, or based on optimization time? [6:46] How are publishers reacting towards KRT holding publishers accountable for the deliverable being a quality applicant? [7:21] Where does KRT's mission come from? [9:23] Ryan calls himself the Chief Nerd. Has he always been into data and understanding the academic side of things? [10:17] How did Ryan discover so much about himself? [10:55] Does Ryan think that most agencies have come to the realization that days of 'agency of record' are gone? Where do KRT's contemporaries stand on that issue? [12:23] This idea that challenges the core thought process of the organization originated from one of KRT's employees. Is this a common discussion that happens internally? [14:55] Where did the entrepreneurial spirit begin in Ryan's life? Ryan talks about his career path to KRT. [18:47] What was Ryan's relationship like with Keith Thomas, founder of KRT? [19:39] What has happened over the last 15 years within KRT? [23:21] What's KRT's take on programmatic job advertising? [25:19] What tools does KRT use to identify a quality applicant, vs. a non-quality applicant? [27:00] It seems like many recruitment advertising buyers have not embraced analytics. How does Ryan get them to come over to the data side? [28:44] Why are all of KRT's employees moving towards becoming Google Analytics certified? [31:40] What keeps Ryan on edge about hiring the next batch of KRT employees? [33:00] What does Ryan see happening inside talent acquisition technology, that helps him build growth paths for his employees? What's next? [34:06] Ryan shares his outlook for the next few years, with regard to programmatic job advertising. [36:33] Ryan predicts that the traditional job board model will not completely go away anytime soon, at least for the next 5 to 10 years. [38:23] Microsoft bought LinkedIn last year. What should Microsoft do with this huge asset? [39:43] What is KRT's biggest challenge? [40:40] Glassdoor has been the most recent company to achieve a valuation of over $1bn. Which company is the next unicorn company? [41:40] Email Ryan at ryan@krtmarketing.com, and send recommendations for future guests on the show to Alex at amurphy@epic59.com.   Mentioned in This Episode: TAtech KRT Marketing Ryan Christoi on LinkedIn Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don't, by James C. Collins Google Analytics Appcast SmashFly Ryan@krtmarketing.com Amurphy@epic59.com

It’s spooky season once more, and the Game Boys couldn’t be more excited!  In honor of Halloween month, Tim and Ryan dedicate the episode to cooperative horror.  First, they relive their petrifying pasts by playing the classic arcade shooters House of the Dead 2and 3 on the Wii.  Next, they talk about Ghosts–but not the eerie variety;  the Destinyvariety as they convey their experiences with Rise of Iron‘s raid, Wrath of the Machine, and then proceed to rank all four Destiny raids.  Finally, in a new segment, Tim shares a scary video game story!  Thrills and chills abound in this episode, you won’t want to miss it! P.S. Does Ryan sound fatter to you guys?

Mystic Vale uses an innovative card crafting system designed by John D. Clair. Druid clans attempt to cleanse the curse upon the land...and competing to do it better than the other clans by gaining the most VP? Meeple Nation takes the system for a spin with mixed results. Does the theme matter? Does Ryan need to put a dollar in the swear jar for invoking the term Multiplayer Solitaire? Listen to find out.

Ryan Holiday - Ego Is The Enemy WATCH FULL EPISODE FOR FREE: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/ryan-holiday-ego-is-the-enemy/ Ryan Holiday is an American author, marketer, and entrepreneur. He is a media strategist, the former Director of Marketing for American Apparel and a media columnist and editor-at-large for the New York Observer. Chapters: 00:00 Trailer. 01:27 Brian’s thoughts on the episode. 04:42 Brian’s Introduction. 05:50 Anyone with ambition needs to be wary of ego and manage that. 07:55 Emulating in his life the greatest fighters as the most humble and stoic people. 09:39 Ryan’s journey from 18 to 26. 11:31 The ego struggles with the conundrum of principle or stubbornness. 13:56 Has writing about ego and stoicism set him up for future scrunity? 14:52 Ryan’s definition of ego. 16:13 What Ryan considered before risking a move to New Orleans to write a book. 18:40 How Ryan sets about writing a book. 21:29 Too young to write a book on stoicism? 23:59 Conscious decisions on different cover styles for ‘Trust Me I’m Lying’ and ‘Obstacle’. 25:00 How Ryan uses his own book launches to advise many other authors. 26:07 Biggest mistake authors make when creating and marketing a book. 28:54 Publication ‘Obstacle’ unexpectedly being taken up by the sports community. 31:23 Decision to return to American Apparel at a time of company change and what it taught him. 34:49 Entrepreneurs have to understand that they may be incapable of running what they’ve created. 35.39 Ego can be a positive, but its negatives can jeopardise that. 36:43 How Ryan realised that he was not getting what he wanted out of life. 37:34 Ryan’s work ethic. 38:48 Adrenalising. 40:06 When we are in the throes of ego we say yes to everything. 41:36 Effects of Fatherhood on the ego and work ethic. 45:38 What his tattoos remind him of. 50:39 Illustrations of non-ego from the past. 52:30 Against the trend advice to not follow your passion. 54:20 Truly successful people compete with themselves. 57:34 Actions speak louder than words. 59:99 In an age of modern technology, why is the book still relevant? 1:01:59 Does Ryan prefer people to read his books or listen to an audio version? 1:03:40 Ryan loves books and has a lot. Reading is an essential human activity. 1:05:15 Ryan’s Texas lifestyle and daily routine. 1:08:51 Strategy to avoid panic attacks and adrenalising. 1:09:53 What is a Fight Club Moment? 1:10:45.Ryan’s concept of rock bottom. 1:12:25 Explanation of chapters in his book headed ‘Maintain sobriety. Entitlement, Control and Paranoia.’ 1:14:36 Why finish the book with ‘Always love’? 1:16:28 What Ryan would like people to take away from reading ‘Ego is the Enemy’ 1:18:26 Ryan can trace back to his worst moments resulting from his ego. 1:20:29 The art of listening requires taking a step back from your own ego. 1:21:36 Taking Ayauasca not an ego trip. 1:24:16 The next book. 1:24:51 Does stoicism play a part in today’s world? 1:26:31 Why did Marcus Aurelias write a book on stoicism? 1:27:25 Ryan’s take on current politics in the USA. 1:30:09 What does the popularity of Trump in America say about the collective ego of Americans? 1:32:00 Which chapters should Trump read in ‘Ego is the Enemy’? 1:32:42 Success secrets. 1:33:40 Phone call to the 20 year old Ryan Holiday. 1:35:13 Best advice he has ever received. 1:37:04 Advice to the 20 year old who would like to be like him. 1:38:25 How to foster a relationship with a mentor. 1:41:39 Brian’s summing up.      

Ryan Gray is a former flight surgeon in the United States Air Force and the founder of Medical School HQ. He is the host of The Premed Years Podcast, where he answers questions and interviews other medical professionals/students for his show. Ryan says his main inspiration for starting a podcast came from Pat Flynn. Due to the nature of the job, Ryan also talks about the reason why doctors need to have hobbies outside of the medical industry. There were so many topics covered on this podcast episode as per usual, so be sure to listen in for more! 03:25 - Blab is giving up on us as podcasters. 06:20 - Is Ryan an early adopter of technology? Yes! 07:20 - What does Ryan think about Facebook Live? 09:35 - Ryan considers himself an introvert. 10:25 - Ryan was inspired to podcast by Pat Flynn. 12:50 - Ryan has always been a creator. He loves to create. 13:25 - Not only is Ryan a physician, but he is also a self-taught computer programmer. 15:10 - Do medical student even have 'spare time' for hobbies? 20:10 - What was the first thing Ryan built? 25:00 - Physicians are taught to put others before themselves. 28:00 - A lot of mental energy goes into supporting other people and it is emotionally draining. 29:45 - The air force paid for Ryan's medical school. 31:55 - How did Ryan break down the format for his medical podcast? 34:25 - How has Ryan's interview style matured? 39:45 - Ryan tries to convince everybody he knows into doing a podcast. 42:10 - Medical students believe they have to be competitive in order to become certified. 44:55 - People who go to medical school because their parents wanted them to, are usually sacrificing their happiness. 46:05 - Does Ryan have any listener success stories? 49:15 - What kind of reactions did Ryan's family have about him leaving the medical field? 50:25 - Does Ryan think about the kind of legacy he'd like to leave behind? 53:00 - What's the most misunderstood thing about Ryan? 54:35 - What has Ryan changed his mind about recently? 57:10 - People have a very limited view of vegans. They just eat...grass, right? 01:00:20 - Fun fact, you can actually have a decent Facebook feed if you just block certain people. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/ryan-gray-interview/★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Do androids dream of electric sheep? Does Ryan dream of starring in a Broadway musical? Does Callum dream of starting up his own pyramid scheme? These are questions that we'll never know the answer to, but one thing is for certain: Thug Book Club is going to deliver nonsensical chatter. The book Blade Runner is based on is a futuristic rollercoaster through the twists and turns of (amongst other things) human empathy, android anatomy and phallic vulgarity. The novel is a Philip K. Dick sci-fi masterpiece, and, with Deckard and chums, he served up one of the Thug Book Club boys' most treasured novels. Swearing, spoilers and general weirdness awaits.

This week, Ryan and Dave interview Nashville-based singer/songwriter Mary Jennings about horror movies, getting songs placed in movies and on TV shows, networking your music, and creating a unique merchandising style. Dave also premieres his "As-Yet Untitled Game Show" segment. Does Ryan have the skills to win Dave's game show? Probably not, but maybe he'll surprise all of us. Feel free to play along at home!

This week we get all Chivalrous with the singing show Galavant and Chaste with Jane the Virgin. Does Ryan like show tunes? Tune in to find out. Does Jules like virgins? Tune in to find out.

Sasheer Zamata and Dan Chamberlain join us this week to discuss 10 new "ideas" birthed fresh and screaming from the gaping loins of the American zeitgeist. Does Ryan automatically assume that time machines mean sex stuff? You bet! Does Sasheer like the idea of giant mecahincal arms that torture subway rats for amusement? She comes around! How do we solve the age old Pluto/Goofy conundrum? With existential horror! So put on your GloveCondoms™ and listen in!

The guys break down the story lines from training camp and discuss some early NFL gambling predictions for the upcoming season. What are the guys first instincts when it comes to the NFL season? Is Sean on the Colts? Does Ryan make a case for the Jaguars? Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands