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Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor / Big Brother / Amazing Race - RHAP
Amazing Race 39 Eps 1+2 Exit Interviews Watch the podcast on YouTube! The Amazing Race 39 races out of the gate with a reality TV double-header, and host Jessica Liese welcomes Zach, the first contestant eliminated, for a candid look back at the opening legs. Zach and his partner Nate share how a simple transportation mistake in Vancouver set the stage for their exit, while Katie and Charlotte, the second team out, reminisce about their pivotal train decision in Madrid. Both teams reflect on behind-the-scenes choices, personal growth, and strategies they wish they'd used as the pressure of back-to-back episodes collides with the thrill of competition. Listeners hear firsthand how Zach and Nate's inexperience with taxis leads to an intense sprint through Vancouver, only to later realize the game's design had another plan for them. They break down the physically demanding fishing task at BC Place, sharing just how grueling and decisive the challenge became when every minute mattered. Katie and Charlotte detail their navigation mishap—the mix-up between Puerta del Sol and Puerta del Sur in Madrid—which leads to an unforgettable detour that shakes up their race. Both teams open up about family bonds, alliance talk among the strong female duos, and the surprise of having to play their Express Passes early—or missing the chance altogether. Key moments discussed: Zach and Nate's decision to run instead of taxi, and the impact on their timing and game placement The difficulty of the fishing challenge in Vancouver and how task assignment affected team roles Katie and Charlotte's metro mix-up in Madrid and the frantic realization when they went the wrong way Training choices before the season, including learning stick shift and attempting to study Spanish Behind-the-scenes alliance discussions, including the missed opportunity to join the female alliance As eliminated teams look back at choices and what-ifs, the conversation dives into strategy, relationships, and quick decisions that shape the race. Would Zach and Nate or Katie and Charlotte approach things differently if given a second chance? Catch the full episode for insights into The Amazing Race's fast-paced drama and the personal stories behind the eliminations. Chapters: 00:00 Zach and Nate's Elimination Reaction 03:40 Running Instead of Taking Taxi 05:30 Stadium Stairs Challenge Details 07:13 Neck-and-Neck Canoe Race 10:10 Express Pass Frustration 12:08 Applying for The Amazing Race 14:04 Race Strengthens Sibling Bond 15:13 Katie and Charlotte's Eliminating Train Mistake 17:07 Lost in Madrid Metro Mix-Up 19:49 Losing an Hour, Finding Hope 21:00 Choosing Each Other for Race 22:16 Preparing With Spanish, Maps, Stick Shift 24:03 Wishing for More Team Bonding 25:01 Missed All-Female Alliance Opportunity 26:17 Facing the Express Pass Twist 27:29 U-Turn Strategies and Game Talk 28:34 Future Plans and Ultra Marathon Race on over to Twitter to follow these hosts and share all of your thoughts with us on Twitter by tagging @RobHasAPodcast and using the hashtag #RHAP! Join our Facebook group at robhasawebsite.com/targroup LISTEN! Never miss an episode of Amazing Race coverage by subscribing to RHAP's Amazing Race Feed. WATCH! Watch and subscribe to all RHAP podcasts on YouTube SUPPORT! Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor / Big Brother / Amazing Race - RHAP
BB28 Finale Exit Interviews Deven’s Exit Interview also available on YouTube. Taylor’s Exit Interview also available on YouTube. Drew’s Exit Interview also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 heads into finale territory with some of the season's biggest moments under the microscope. In this exit interview episode, Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong talk with the final three, Rick Devens, Taylor, and Drew, look back on the relationships, alliances, and decisions that defined their journeys in the house. The discussion dives into some pivotal moves: Devens' historic win after a string of tough seasons, the pressure and payoff of studying for the final Part 3 competition, and how almost every wrong step could have meant eviction. House tensions ran high as alliances like the Icons doubted their own, especially Drew, who felt loyalty wasn't always returned. Jury management and whether to own up to big moves become hot topics as Taylor explains her thinking at the end, while Drew debates if trusting certain allies might have cost him a seat in the final two. The episode also covers viral moments and game twists, like the funny chaos caused by coin-related rumors and last-minute vote flips. Rick Devens explains how ongoing studying led him to sweep the final Part 3 comp, securing his win. Drew discusses the Icons’ mistrust of Drew, despite his efforts to prove loyalty and save alliance members. Taylor reflects on why she didn’t highlight her strategic influence more in her jury speech and contemplates how a different final pair might have swayed votes. Viral coin chaos gets a laugh, as Drew learns about the internet frenzy around the “Coin of Destiny” twist. The season closes with questions of trust, game management, and unpredictable turns. Did the finalists make the right partnerships and moves at the crucial moment? Listen in for the full breakdown of how the finale played out and what comes next for this cast. 0:00 Intro and Rick Devens 11:22 Taylor Brown 20:51 Drew Campbell Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
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BB28 Finale Exit Interviews Deven’s Exit Interview also available on YouTube. Taylor’s Exit Interview also available on YouTube. Drew’s Exit Interview also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 heads into finale territory with some of the season's biggest moments under the microscope. In this exit interview episode, Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong talk with the final three, Rick Devens, Taylor, and Drew, look back on the relationships, alliances, and decisions that defined their journeys in the house. The discussion dives into some pivotal moves: Devens' historic win after a string of tough seasons, the pressure and payoff of studying for the final Part 3 competition, and how almost every wrong step could have meant eviction. House tensions ran high as alliances like the Icons doubted their own, especially Drew, who felt loyalty wasn't always returned. Jury management and whether to own up to big moves become hot topics as Taylor explains her thinking at the end, while Drew debates if trusting certain allies might have cost him a seat in the final two. The episode also covers viral moments and game twists, like the funny chaos caused by coin-related rumors and last-minute vote flips. Rick Devens explains how ongoing studying led him to sweep the final Part 3 comp, securing his win. Drew discusses the Icons’ mistrust of Drew, despite his efforts to prove loyalty and save alliance members. Taylor reflects on why she didn’t highlight her strategic influence more in her jury speech and contemplates how a different final pair might have swayed votes. Viral coin chaos gets a laugh, as Drew learns about the internet frenzy around the “Coin of Destiny” twist. The season closes with questions of trust, game management, and unpredictable turns. Did the finalists make the right partnerships and moves at the crucial moment? Listen in for the full breakdown of how the finale played out and what comes next for this cast. 0:00 Intro and Rick Devens 11:22 Taylor Brown 20:51 Drew Campbell Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
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No studio this week, but plenty to talk about. Sal checks in from lunch in Florida on his way to Prague, where he's speaking at Dark Prague on agorism and crypto anarchy. First up, the hard news: Zano and Freedom Dollar were hit by an inflation bug exploit, and the fix meant rolling the chain back 30 days. Sal doesn't sugarcoat it. He explains why the rollback will cost trust with cypherpunks who value immutability, why some investors may actually see it as a plus, and why Zano's core value of private tokenizable assets isn't going anywhere. Freedom Dollar has held its peg thanks to heavy over-collateralization, and several privacy projects, including Firo and Quai, reached out to help. Sal also breaks down why NEAR flagging a transaction tied to the Bitget hack should concern anyone who values permissionless money, and why he points to THORChain as the alternative. Then a preview of his Prague talk, "Agorism and the Quantum Leap," built around three tools for going dark: privacy coins paired with non-KYC debit cards, 3D printing as a way around prohibition, and confidential assets that let you wrap coins like Bitcoin into Zano's privacy layer. Plus a short clip from Cypherpunk Week in Amsterdam, where Sal asked some of the biggest names in crypto and liberty what one tool they use to live free. In the second half, Mark Edge is joined by Jody Underwood of Education Options (EdOpt) to talk school choice in New Hampshire. They cover tuition-free charter schools, Education Freedom Accounts, runaway school spending, and why the families who could benefit most are often the hardest to reach. Catch Sal live at Exit and Build 6 at Sovereignty Ranch in Bandera, Texas. Use code SalAgorist for a discount. Learn about education options in New Hampshire: edopt.org Libertarian merch: agorathreads.com The Sal and Mark Show is live every Wednesday at 7 PM EASTERN. Sign the Petition: www.FreeIanNow.org #SalAndMark #MarkEdge #MarkEdgeShow #SalTheAgorist #SallyMayweather #Agorism #Privacy #Zano #FreedomDollar #QuaiNetwork #CakeWallet #Firo #EdgeWallet #Dash #BitcoinCash #BCH #CashStamps #PirateChain #LocalSilverMint #SilverBitz #AgoraThreads #EdOpt #THORChain #SchoolChoice #NewHampshire #FreeTalkLive #FreeIanNow
Jayden Daniels is out for Sunday's matchup with the Colts, while Terry McLaurin is questionable after suffering a hamstring injury in practice. We break down whether it was the right decision to rule JD5 out, how Washington matches up with Indianapolis, and what the Commanders need to do to win without their starting quarterback. Plus, Tony Romo and CBS have officially parted ways. We discuss Romo's evolution as a broadcaster, why the reception to him changed over the years, and whether he'll eventually return to an NFL booth.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor / Big Brother / Amazing Race - RHAP
Survivor 51 Ep 2 Exit Interview Watch the podcast on YouTube! Survivor 51 delivers another wild Tribal Council as host Rob Cesternino sits down with Ana Sani for the season's second exit interview. Rob is joined by guest Alec Marinara, diving into the fallout from Ana's blindside and reflecting on the shifting dynamics rocking the season. This Survivor 51 exit interview brings Ana's perspective to the forefront as she opens up about her gameplay, emotional reaction, and the strategic missteps that sent her home. Ana breaks down her frantic efforts to secure trust after hearing her name was “out there,” sharing how conversations with Alexis, Linnea, and Sharonda spun into a web of broken trust and decoy votes. The popcorn incident—born from an awkward silence and a stray coconut popcorn mention—adds levity, while Ana reveals how alliances with Carter and Rob fell short when communication broke down at a critical moment. Rob and Ana dissect the impact of not warning Rob about the vote, with Ana replaying the “what ifs” of idol strategy. The episode also explores quirky camp dynamics like jacket-swapping with Ori and Ana's struggles matching Eric's relentless campfire energy. The conversation continues as Alec Marinara offers fresh insights, with discussion focusing on notable alliances, social strategies, and pivotal mistakes. The hosts and guests spotlight Savannah's ill-fated advantage from Season 50, relive classic vote splits, and debate camp life quirks and Survivor history. – Ana Sani details the trust breakdown and conversations that led to her blindside – The popcorn incident and how a simple camp moment escalated tribal paranoia – Why Rob didn't play his idol for Ana—and how last-minute communication could have shifted the vote – Inside jokes and alliances: the true meaning of a medium pizza and jacket lending at camp As the game resets after a dramatic blindside, will Survivor 51's remaining players set new alliances, or will chaos take over? Was Ana's chaotic style her downfall, or did broken promises seal her fate? Catch every blindside, popcorn confession, and strategy shift—tune in for all the discussion and behind-the-scenes drama from Survivor 51, episode 2! Chapters: 0:00 Survivor 51 Exit Interview Intro 0:42 Ana Sani joins after blindside 2:04 Ana recounts tribal council dynamics 4:39 Ana explains infamous popcorn moment 5:59 Missed idol play opportunity discussed 6:46 Ana reflects on alliances and trust 7:23 Ana's chaos strategy backfires 8:16 Ana describes Eric's tribe energy 9:22 Ana on being targeted and reassurance 10:25 Ana's emotional reaction to vote out 11:26 This Week in Survivor History returns Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
Survivor 51 Ep 2 Exit Interview Watch the podcast on YouTube! Survivor 51 delivers another wild Tribal Council as host Rob Cesternino sits down with Ana Sani for the season's second exit interview. Rob is joined by guest Alec Marinara, diving into the fallout from Ana's blindside and reflecting on the shifting dynamics rocking the season. This Survivor 51 exit interview brings Ana's perspective to the forefront as she opens up about her gameplay, emotional reaction, and the strategic missteps that sent her home. Ana breaks down her frantic efforts to secure trust after hearing her name was “out there,” sharing how conversations with Alexis, Linnea, and Sharonda spun into a web of broken trust and decoy votes. The popcorn incident—born from an awkward silence and a stray coconut popcorn mention—adds levity, while Ana reveals how alliances with Carter and Rob fell short when communication broke down at a critical moment. Rob and Ana dissect the impact of not warning Rob about the vote, with Ana replaying the “what ifs” of idol strategy. The episode also explores quirky camp dynamics like jacket-swapping with Ori and Ana's struggles matching Eric's relentless campfire energy. The conversation continues as Alec Marinara offers fresh insights, with discussion focusing on notable alliances, social strategies, and pivotal mistakes. The hosts and guests spotlight Savannah's ill-fated advantage from Season 50, relive classic vote splits, and debate camp life quirks and Survivor history. – Ana Sani details the trust breakdown and conversations that led to her blindside – The popcorn incident and how a simple camp moment escalated tribal paranoia – Why Rob didn't play his idol for Ana—and how last-minute communication could have shifted the vote – Inside jokes and alliances: the true meaning of a medium pizza and jacket lending at camp As the game resets after a dramatic blindside, will Survivor 51's remaining players set new alliances, or will chaos take over? Was Ana's chaotic style her downfall, or did broken promises seal her fate? Catch every blindside, popcorn confession, and strategy shift—tune in for all the discussion and behind-the-scenes drama from Survivor 51, episode 2! Chapters: 0:00 Survivor 51 Exit Interview Intro 0:42 Ana Sani joins after blindside 2:04 Ana recounts tribal council dynamics 4:39 Ana explains infamous popcorn moment 5:59 Missed idol play opportunity discussed 6:46 Ana reflects on alliances and trust 7:23 Ana's chaos strategy backfires 8:16 Ana describes Eric's tribe energy 9:22 Ana on being targeted and reassurance 10:25 Ana's emotional reaction to vote out 11:26 This Week in Survivor History returns Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
Purple Pants Podcast | Amazing Race 39 Pit Stop: Exit Interview #1 The race is officially underway, and Brice and Brooke Camhi are back with their first exit interview of The Amazing Race 39! Fresh off the latest leg, a team stops by the Purple Pants Podcast to talk about their time in the race, the moments we didn't get to see, what surprised them most, and how they're feeling now that their Amazing Race journey has come to an end. Who's joining us? You'll have to tune in to find out! You can also watch along on Brice Izyah’s YouTube channel to watch us break it all down https://youtube.com/channel/UCFlglGPPamVHaNAb0tL_s7g LISTEN: Subscribe to the Purple Pants podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks! Previously on the Purple Pants Podcast Feed: Purple Pants Podcast Archives
Purple Pants Podcast | Amazing Race 39 Pit Stop: Exit Interview #1 The race is officially underway, and Brice and Brooke Camhi are back with their first exit interview of The Amazing Race 39! Fresh off the latest leg, a team stops by the Purple Pants Podcast to talk about their time in the race, the moments we didn't get to see, what surprised them most, and how they're feeling now that their Amazing Race journey has come to an end. Who's joining us? You'll have to tune in to find out! You can also watch along on Brice Izyah's YouTube channel to watch us break it all down https://youtube.com/channel/UCFlglGPPamVHaNAb0tL_s7g Previously on the Purple Pants Podcast Feed:Purple Pants Podcast Archives LISTEN: Subscribe to the Purple Pants podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matt Spiegel and Ryan McGuffey took calls from frustrated Cubs fans.
Britt Stewart's DWTS exit just got even messier after the Guillermo snub, and we're breaking it all down. Plus, our RHOSLC recap gets into Whitney Rose betraying longtime friend Ashley Quai, why their friendship may be doomed, and the Bronwyn Newport mean-girl behavior viewers are finally starting to notice. Subscribe to 'Roxanne & Shantel' on Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/roxanne-and-shantel-formerly-allabouttrh/id1554996153 Follow Roxanne & Shantel on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/79BLlV7530ggskem3tAvjp?si=b060160028aa4f1e Follow Roxanne & Shantel On TikTok Follow Roxanne & Shantel On Instagram Follow Roxanne & Shantel On X Join Rox & Shantel of AllAboutTRH on our Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Leila Rahimi and Mark Grote were joined by NBC analyst Adam Ottavino to discuss the MLB playoffs, including the White Sox advancing to the American League Division Series and the Cubs being eliminated in the wild-card round.
SPOILER WARNING: This audio contains major spoilers for the latest episode of Survivor 51, including the eliminated player. Ana Sani, the second player voted out of Survivor 51, joins The Exclusive to break down the 6–4 Savu vote that blindsided her and the scramble that came before it. The voice actress reflects on realizing she was "circling the drain" once her conversation with Alexis got around, floating Kristin as the decoy vote before putting her own name out, and watching Rob try to vote himself out at Tribal Council. Ana also explains why she leaned on Rob and Carter, who were "clear as water" with her, what the popcorn moment was really about, and why she'd play again: "I had so much game to give."
Walk & Talk episode with Tom Glanfield, founder of LHI Group.We walk around his Sandbanks plot and chat about the £13.5M bidding war to win it, why he never paid himself more than £150K while building LHI, and life after the exit.Connect with Tom here:-------------------------Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/MHtnRPtxuEI-------------------------Podcast Sponsors: Claim your exclusive savings from our partners with the links below:Sourcewhale - Check Out Sourcewhale & Claim Your Exclusive Offer Here.Atlas - Check Out Atlas & Claim Your Exclusive Offer HereRaise - Check Out Raise & Claim Your Exclusive Offer Here.-------------------------Want more content like this?The Wednesday Debrief is our free weekly newsletter for recruiters who take their craft seriously. Join 7,000+ subscribers here: https://newsletter.recruitmentmentors.com/-------------------------Get in touch with me:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hishemazzouz/-------------------------
Join me in this episode of Exit is Now: Plan Accordingly as I sit down with Craig, a seasoned value advisor, to explore the essential elements of connecting with business owners. We discuss the importance of authenticity and building trust through meaningful conversations, rather than relying solely on technical jargon. Craig shares his unique approach to helping business owners evolve their mindset towards value creation, emphasizing that exit strategy is inherently tied to business strategy. We also touch on the collaborative nature of advisory services, highlighting how financial advisors and growth consultants can work together to provide comprehensive support. Tune in for valuable insights that will enhance your advisory practice and deepen your client relationships.
Henry talks with KSTP Sports Anchor Chris Long about the disappointing Minnesota Lynx exit, why they got dominated by the Liberty, is there a chance Napheesa Collier leaves, Brock Faber's freak injury, why he's more than just a Defenseman, are the Minnesota Wild already in trouble before the season starts, Minnesota Wild and Local Team Reporters Announce Jessi Pierce Media Beauty Award and more.
Brian McTaggart on Astros Season, Wild Card Exit & What's Next
Brian McTaggart on Astros Season, Wild Card Exit & What's Next
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All UK troops, and the whole Global Coalition, have left Iraq after 12 years with their mission to support local troops against Islamic State terrorists deemed complete.Last time we left, we were back within three years, and this time Iraq has been under repeated attack from its neighbour in the Iran/US war. So will we have to go back again?Professor Micheal Clarke explains the risks and potential benefits of the drawdown, and Dr. Karin Von Hippel who was Chief of Staff to the first leader of the Global Coalition tells us why it appears Iraq wanted troops to stay longer, but was rebuffed by President Trump.And BFBS reporter Will Hollis, at RAF Akrotiri, explains why this a change but not the end for Operation Shader altogether.
Traitors Canada Season 4 Ep 2 Exit Interviews Watch the podcast on YouTube! Step inside the drama of Traitors Canada season 4, episode 2, as host Pooya and co-host Brian Scally connect with early-boots Katelyn and Elan for a front-row look at banishment, bold moves, and game-night psychology in the manor. With frank reflections and honest play-by-play, this episode digs into how two very different players found themselves targets—whether by standing out or leaning in. Katelyn opens up about manifesting her traitor role and how determination turned into vulnerability when early confidence and visible excitement made her the focus of suspicion. She explains the impact of the cage twist, the scramble to reintegrate at breakfast, and the shock of hearing Sherrod push her name when she least expected it. Elan, a fan of social strategy games and Love Island alum, describes trying to solve the traitor riddle through investigation, curiosity, and keeping the atmosphere light—only to find these traits added fuel to suspicion among fellow faithfuls. Both break down the social mechanics that go from banter to banishment, and reflect on what they'd redo given another shot. Key moments and discussion highlights include: How Katelyn's all-in traitor energy and “manifested” gameplay set off early warning bells The role of the cage twist and roundtable dynamics in shifting group focus fast Sherod's part in steering suspicion and how alliances (or lack thereof) impact targets Elan's open-door, question-anyone strategy and how bold transparency can misfire under pressure Both players' reflections on regret, hypothetical recruit picks, and why being center stage isn't always an advantage in the manor As early strategies collide with swift suspicion in Traitors Canada season 4, who's best equipped to steer clear of the next roundtable vote? Can a more subtle approach win out as the game moves forward? Tune in for real stories straight from the manor and strategy talk that will reshape how you see the faithful-versus-traitor game. Listen now and get your fix of the latest Traitors Canada intel! Chapters: 00:00 Katelyn Manifests Traitor Role 06:12 Sherrod Pushes for Katelyn 09:01 Ty Targeted Before Roundtable 10:36 Katelyn Shocked by Tie Vote 12:26 Spicy V Votes Against Katelyn 14:44 Katelyn Reveals Ideal Traitor Picks 16:13 Elan Joins, Discusses Game Approach 18:24 Elan’s Theory Backfires 21:07 Elan Defends Roundtable Laughter 25:18 Elan Explains Ayesha Accusation 27:03 Elan Not Chosen as Traitor 31:33 Elan Prefers Traitors Over Love Island Never all our Traitors US recaps plus recaps from other versions around the world! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Traitors Around the World podcast feed WATCH: Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
Sal the Agorist is back with Jack sitting in for Mark Edge. First up is Alan Orwick, co-founder of Quai Network, who talks about what the team has been working on, including Qi, a coin tied to energy that's meant to be spent like cash. John Bush joins next and tells the story of how he got Flock cameras taken down in his Texas town. He also talks about Exit and Build 6, November 5th through 8th in Bandera, Texas, where Sal will be helping people set up their first private crypto wallets. Later, Sal goes through the Revolut data leak, where the company gave customer passports and selfies to someone pretending to be the government, and talks about how he saw mass tokenization coming back in 2019. There are Bitcoin Cash giveaways all night and a Trezor up for grabs too. Use code SAL at https://exitandbuild.com for 5% off. Prices go up October 22nd. Follow Mark: https://x.com/MarkEdgeShow | https://MarkEdge.org Follow Sal: https://x.com/SallyMayweather | https://SaltheAgorist.com #MarkEdgeShow #SalAndMark #SalTheAgorist #Agorism #ExitAndBuild #Crypto #Privacy #QuaiNetwork #BitcoinCash #CashStamps #Dash #CakeWallet #THORChain #PirateChain #Firo #EdgeWallet #Zano Sign the Petition: www.FreeIanNow.org
In his latest book, author and journalist Anand Giridharadas reflects on the 2023 New York City subway chokehold case involving 30-year-old Black homeless man Jordan Neely and 24-year-old White United States Marine Corps veteran Daniel Penny. It also explores fears for public safety and the limitations of our social safety net. It's titled, Man in the Mirror: Hope, Struggle, and Belonging in an American City. He discusses th events, ahead of a book signing Wednesday evening at the The 92nd Street Y.In her latest novel Exit Party, author Emily St. John Mandel presents two different dystopian visions for the future of America. In one version, the country has splintered in the aftermath of a civil war. In another, the country is unified under an authoritarian surveillance state. Mandel discusses the novel, out now.Photo by Alex Kent/Getty Images: Jordan Neely's Uncle Christopher Neely joins demonstrators rallying outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse waiting for Daniel Penny to arrive for jury deliberations on December 9, 2024 in New York City. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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Traitors Canada Season 4 Ep 2 Exit Interviews Watch the podcast on YouTube! Step inside the drama of Traitors Canada season 4, episode 2, as host Pooya and co-host Brian Scally connect with early-boots Katelyn and Elan for a front-row look at banishment, bold moves, and game-night psychology in the manor. With frank reflections and honest play-by-play, this episode digs into how two very different players found themselves targets—whether by standing out or leaning in. Katelyn opens up about manifesting her traitor role and how determination turned into vulnerability when early confidence and visible excitement made her the focus of suspicion. She explains the impact of the cage twist, the scramble to reintegrate at breakfast, and the shock of hearing Sherrod push her name when she least expected it. Elan, a fan of social strategy games and Love Island alum, describes trying to solve the traitor riddle through investigation, curiosity, and keeping the atmosphere light—only to find these traits added fuel to suspicion among fellow faithfuls. Both break down the social mechanics that go from banter to banishment, and reflect on what they'd redo given another shot. Key moments and discussion highlights include: How Katelyn's all-in traitor energy and “manifested” gameplay set off early warning bells The role of the cage twist and roundtable dynamics in shifting group focus fast Sherod's part in steering suspicion and how alliances (or lack thereof) impact targets Elan's open-door, question-anyone strategy and how bold transparency can misfire under pressure Both players' reflections on regret, hypothetical recruit picks, and why being center stage isn't always an advantage in the manor As early strategies collide with swift suspicion in Traitors Canada season 4, who's best equipped to steer clear of the next roundtable vote? Can a more subtle approach win out as the game moves forward? Tune in for real stories straight from the manor and strategy talk that will reshape how you see the faithful-versus-traitor game. Listen now and get your fix of the latest Traitors Canada intel! Chapters:00:00 Katelyn Manifests Traitor Role06:12 Sherrod Pushes for Katelyn09:01 Ty Targeted Before Roundtable10:36 Katelyn Shocked by Tie Vote12:26 Spicy V Votes Against Katelyn14:44 Katelyn Reveals Ideal Traitor Picks16:13 Elan Joins, Discusses Game Approach18:24 Elan's Theory Backfires21:07 Elan Defends Roundtable Laughter25:18 Elan Explains Ayesha Accusation27:03 Elan Not Chosen as Traitor31:33 Elan Prefers Traitors Over Love Island Never all our Traitors US recaps plus recaps from other versions around the world!LISTEN: Subscribe to the Traitors Around the World podcast feedWATCH: Subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We've been big supporters of Zano, thye have been a sponsor of this show and of our events , and I've personally onboarded scores of people into it. So this one isn't easy for me, and I took a few days before saying anything publicly because I wanted the full picture and I needed to work out where I actually stand. Here's the breakdown. About a month ago Zano pushed a network upgrade through a hard fork. There was a flaw in the new code that nobody caught for an entire month. An inflation bug, meaning whoever found it could mint Zano and Freedom Dollar out of thin air. It surfaced on Friday the 25th when the price dumped around 25 percent and somebody on the team asked why so much was suddenly being sold. Nobody knows how much got created. There's still no public number. A person close to the project said they couldn't confidently establish the amount, which is why they rejected simply buying the fake coins back. The marketing lead told Cointelegraph it was "considerable." Some of it sat in accounts with visible balances and can be counted, but once it got spent into ordinary private outputs it stopped being traceable. That's the tradeoff with a privacy coin, and it's why a clean audit is so difficult. The post-mortem still hasn't been published. So the team faced two bad options. Do nothing and accept that the supply everybody was promised might be meaningless. Or roll back the chain. They rolled it back. First they announced 24 hours, then walked the language back to a "coordinated network upgrade," then rolled back a full month. On this show I get into: Why immutability is the whole point of a blockchain, and what it means when a month of it can be undone. What the speed of that decision tells us about how decentralized the project actually is. The transaction I lost. Three weeks ago I helped a meat vendor at the Bastrop Farmers Market set up a wallet and bought $130 worth of meat with Zano. I've eaten the sausage. When my wallet resyncs I'll have the Zano back and he won't. I'm going to go make that right with him. Why I don't think this was insider action or a cover-up, and why I still think the rollback may have been the right call for the project's survival. The part that bothers me most, which is that the core team didn't catch this for a month while outside parties are running AI across crypto codebases hunting for exactly this. Where I land now. I'm blockchain agnostic. Bitcoin for preserving wealth, Monero for trading outside the system, and why I can't recommend Zano for trading right now even though I want these guys to make it. And the lessons I'm carrying forward about crypto, about counterparty trust, and about why precious metals still have a place in all of this. Exit & Build Virtual Summit 3 — This Saturday, October 3rd 12:00 to 5:00 PM Central. Free. A wallet is just software. What makes a parallel economy real is a dozen people you actually trade with. This summit is about community, and we're doing it as a Virtual Block Party with live music throughout and an open chat full of people in your state. Featuring David Avocado Wolfe, Curtis Stone, Michael Cobb, the Sacred Honor crew, and Prezence playing live. https://courses.livefree.academy/exit-and-build-6-virtual-summit-3 Exit & Build 6 — November 5-8, 2026 Mollie Engelhart's Sovereignty Ranch, Bandera, Texas Four days immersed in a working counter-economy. Buy your meals with crypto, silver, or Goldbacks. Sit down in the implementation zones and get your wallet funded and your plan built instead of taking notes about it. Speaking: David Avocado Wolfe, Joel Skousen, Curtis Stone, Doug and Stacy, Alec Zeck, Glenn and Eric Meder, and more. https://exitandbuild.com
Tom Quigley is the Co-founder of ClaimLinx, a benefits consulting firm, insurance agency, and claims administrator that helps businesses lower healthcare costs and improve employee benefits. With more than 30 years in insurance, Tom helps employers rethink health plans, identify savings opportunities, and create better benefit strategies. He and his wife founded ClaimLinx in 2004 after recognizing the need for a new approach to rising healthcare costs. The company combines benefits strategy, Medical Expense Reimbursement Plans (MERP), and hands-on support to help employers reduce costs without reducing value for employees. In this episode… Rising healthcare costs challenge many business owners as benefit renewals increase and employees struggle to understand their coverage. Creating a strategy to control expenses while maintaining valuable benefits starts with a closer look at how plans are structured. How can owners lower health costs without reducing the value of their employee benefits? The answer lies in understanding how health plans are designed and identifying opportunities that are often overlooked. Tom Quigley, an insurance industry veteran, explains how business owners can reduce healthcare expenses while preserving strong employee benefits. He shares insights on evaluating plan structures, improving transparency, and helping employees better navigate their healthcare options. Tom emphasizes that smarter benefit decisions come from understanding the numbers, questioning traditional approaches, and aligning healthcare strategies with long-term business goals. In this episode of Owner's Profit Playbook, Pat Mancuso chats with Tom Quigley, Co-founder of ClaimLinx, about cutting employer health costs without cutting benefits and increasing exit value. Tom discusses reducing healthcare expenses, improving benefit structures, and uncovering overlooked savings opportunities. He also shares insights on renewals, employee education, and creating a better healthcare strategy for businesses.
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Are you looking to save time, make money, and start winning with less risk? Then head to https://www.ovtlyr.com.Learn more about OVTLYR: https://youtu.be/TUCbD5KovlcSelling puts can look like easy money… until the trade goes against you.In this video, we break down the real risks of short puts, the options wheel, leverage, and why a high win rate can still leave you with massive losses. The big lesson? Winning often is not the same thing as making money.We walk through real examples of selling puts, calculating break-even, understanding risk multiples, and knowing when a losing trade needs to be closed instead of endlessly rolled.✅ Why selling puts creates open-ended downside risk ✅ How the options wheel can turn against you ✅ Why an 84% win rate can still produce huge losses ✅ How to use a multiple of your credit as an exit rule ✅ What convexity means for long vs. short options ✅ Why trends and risk management matter when trading optionsThe goal here isn't to make options trading sound complicated. It's about seeing what can actually happen when a trade starts moving against you, and understanding the risk before the losses get out of control.If you trade options, sell puts, use the wheel, or are learning options strategies, this is one conversation you don't want to miss.
On this episode of the Foil Life Podcast, we sit down with Kieran Sammon, founder of Exit Watersports — Irish kiter, 2006 national amateur freestyle champion, automation engineer by day, and the person who turned a broken kids' trampoline into a wetsuit hanger.He talks Rhodes 2002, a January lesson in 4°C Irish water, building the IKSA, bringing the KSP Wave Tour to Achill with Aer Lingus and Hertz, a cancer scare in 2010, and why he still prefers boosting and smacking waves on a kite even as he chips away at winging and foilable swell. Then he walks through the products that grew out of not being able to dry a suit properly: the wide hex-cut XRail, the SUX suction mount, the 70-litre oval BUX change bucket, the XTEND windchill layer Hannah Whiteley called a game changer, plus Mavericks, Dry Bell, and what's coming next.Kieran covers the path from a second-hand Whipica LTR to a shed prototype in 2014, finding industrial designer Rudo Enserink, launching in late 2019 just before COVID, and the retailer feedback that one product is not a brand. Luc covers multi-day van trips, Thule boxes that never dry, and why a hanger that actually stands off the wall (or the car window) matters when you're camping, commuting, or trying to get a suit dry before the next session.Episode Highlights:- First kite lesson: instructor sat in the car and said go play- Consistency beat raw talent for the 2006 Irish amateur title- Original XRail built from 25 mm trampoline tubing cantilevered off a shower pole- 75 mm width + hex holes so air reaches every surface, plus bungees for five accessories- SUX Mark II: pump suction and an adjustable nut so the rail stays level on a sloped van window- BUX: 70 L, watertight, stand-in oval stance, perforated removable base, XRail slot- XTEND PU-coated lycra over the wetsuit to kill evaporative cooling- Mavericks paddle trainer and Dry Bell sand-fill travel kettlebell already in the US- XOVER change robe (overlap / trench-coat mode) and inflatable CORE bench still in prototype- Stock from Dublin across Ireland, UK and Europe; limited US warehouse- Code FOILLIFEEUROPE10 for 10% off at exitwatersports.com- Open call: anyone flying Europe → Mauritius, Luc needs a BUX in the holdVisit: https://exitwatersports.com
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider, and close follower of the Lynx, gives his take on why the Lynx short playoff run went so badly and shares the news of the day from Kevin O'Connell and the Vikings.
Welcome back to The Viall Files: Reality Recap! It's Nick's birthday!! Everyone, wish him well!! But before you do that, we've got a great show for you. Giada De Laurentiis joins to get into thoughts on DWTS, cooking, air-fryers, and more! Meanwhile, we discuss the most recent episodes of RHOSLC, RHOC, and Taylor Frankie Paul's announcement that she will not return to The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives. Plus, Xavier from Traitors: New Blood stops by to talk about his exit from the castle. You won't want to miss it! "Stop doing things that scare you…" HEY! YOU! DO YOU NEED DATING AND RELATIONSHIP ADVICE? Email asknick@theviallfiles.com and be a part of future Ask Nick episodes! Want ad free episodes and incredible bonus content? Start your 7 Day Free Trial of Viall Files + here: https://viallfiles.supportingcast.fm/ Subscribe to The ENVY Media Newsletter Today: https://www.viallfiles.com/newsletter To Order Nick's Book and/or learn more about the show, go to: https://viallfiles.com THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Kalshi - Download the Kalshi app and use code VIALL to get $20 when you trade $20. Fi - Right now, Fi is offering our listeners up to 30% off and free shipping when you visit https://fitracking.com and enter promo code VIALL. To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/theviallfiles Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 11:45 - Mormon Wives Update & Fallout 24:06 - Giada Joins 58:52 - Teen Moms Sports Parents Show 1:11:14 - RHOSLC & RHOC Recap 1:39:00 - Xavier Joins 1:53:09 - Outro Episode Socials: @viallfiles @nickviall @nataliejoy @giadadelaurentiis @xavierscruggs @susiecevans @jsotos1 @justinkaphillips @the_mare_bare @baybaeee
Wonka’s The Golden Ticket Eps 2-7 Recap Watch the podcast on YouTube! Enter the wild world of Wonka's The Golden Ticket episodes 2 through 7 as Brandon Donlon and Grace Leader break down all the twists, strategies, and personal drama inside Netflix's latest reality competition. The cast brings everything from family bonds to bold gameplay, and the recappers dive deep into how relationships shift under the pressure of $3 million and a chocolate factory full of games. With stories of betrayal, self-sacrifice, and heartfelt speeches, this season shows how much chaos a sweet reward can unleash among loved ones (and their plus-ones). From carefully crafted challenges to the evolving alliances, Brandon and Grace explore how every episode stacks new layers onto the game. Social strategy takes center stage as pairs get split, loyalty gets tested, and even the sweetest moments can turn sour with the wrong move. The hosts break down the standout gameplay of contestants like Ava, Ziad, and Garrison, and debate whether being honest or ruthless is the better way to survive Wonka's factory. They dig into: The intense Taylor and Bryce couple saga, with relationship cracks widening under the promise of a massive prize Garrison's social charm and his risky yet winning strategies as he navigates being solo in a pairs-heavy game The creative design and chaos of elimination games like Steal or No Steal, the honey pod escape, and the high-pressure safety chain twist Ava's clever manipulation to dodge elimination after throwing a challenge, sparking house suspicion and setting off a game-long rivalry Ziad's roller coaster arc—strategic highs, social mistakes, and a shift from likeable underdog to cutthroat player As friendships get tested and alliances break apart, who will choose strategy over heart when $3 million is on the line? What happens when pairs turn into solo players or rivals? Press play for all the breakdowns, backstabs, and surprising lessons from inside Wonka's one-of-a-kind game. Listen now for the full scoop on every strategic showdown and wild turn—from bubblegum Russian roulette to surprise sacrifices! Chapters: 00:00 Wonka Hype Sweeps Social Media 06:11 Taylor and Bryce Relationship Tested 14:00 Steal or No Steal Shock 18:00 Squid Game-Style Honey Pod Elimination 21:51 Joanne and Marcy's Heartbreaking Exit 26:15 James Misplays Golden Key Twist 31:34 Ava Outplays Jeff's Social Game 36:10 Netflix Audiences React to Strategy 40:00 Bubblegum Trivia Chaos and Conflict 43:34 Poppy's Exit and Jelly Bean Gambit 48:27 Garrison Betrays Jackson with Egg Drop 53:10 Ziad Targets Kayla in Licking Challenge 58:59 Ava Throws, Then Survives Elimination 01:05:05 Jeff Sacrifices for Ava, Austin Falters 01:09:39 Ziad Orchestrates Ava's Elimination 01:13:04 Late-Game New Faces Emerge 01:18:28 Casting Strained Pairs for Season Two 01:22:06 Tears Flow as Stakes Rise Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the We Know Reality TV podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
All-American linebacker and Illini Inquirer football analyst J Leman joins Jeremy Werner to react to defensive coordinator Bobby Hauck's departure after just four games. They discuss what Bielema said of why it happened, what went so wrong and what must happen next for the defense to succeed this season. The guys then look ahead to Saturday's must-win game against Purdue and the keys to victory.Follow the Illini Inquirer Podcast on:Apple: https://apple.co/3oMt0NPSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2Xan2L8 Other: https://bit.ly/36gn7Ct Go VIP for 50% OFF: https://tinyurl.com/2fkhmjdz
Thinking about private equity? Don't wait until you're burned out and ready to hand over the keys. A partner may want you involved for years after the deal. I sit down with Andrew Goldfein of Alpha Aesthetics Partners to talk about what makes a practice partner-ready, what buyers look at, and why expanding just to get bigger can hurt your numbers. Another Location Doesn't Automatically Add Value That second location might grow revenue while draining profit. Before signing another lease, look at your margins, team retention, and whether the first practice can run without you constantly stepping in. Know Your Numbers Before You Take the Meeting A potential partner needs more than a healthy top-line revenue number. Get clear on: Revenue and margins by service and location Memberships and recurring revenue Device utilization and profitability Provider retention and operating costs Your P&L should show what's working and where growth is costing you. (00:07:36) Knowing when to expand or exit (00:12:03) Starting succession planning early (00:15:34) Finding a partner who fits (00:18:30) Understanding the transaction (00:21:00) Stabilizing revenue and retention Don't Sign Away What Patients Come For Alpha describes a partnership model that keeps local branding and clinical autonomy while adding business support. But don't assume every deal works that way. Ask what happens to your team, role, and equity. Make sure the actual agreement reflects what you're promised. Give Yourself Options Before You Need an Exit Whether you sell, partner, or keep growing independently, clean financials and strong retention put you in a better position. Start planning while you still have time to improve your medspa. Waiting until you're desperate to leave can limit your choices. About Andrew Goldfein: As the head of New Partnerships and M&A at Alpha Aesthetics Partners, the premier platform partnering with the nation's best aesthetics practices, Andrew has spoken with thousands of owners across the country at all stages of growth. Through its 37 partner locations, Alpha has built a community of some of the brightest clinical and business minds in aesthetics who are all now aligned to help each other through shared ownership in Alpha. Thanks to the daily conversations with practice owners, as well as through serving on Alpha's executive team, Andrew has developed deep experience in identifying opportunities and risks in aesthetics practices to help owners grow their top and bottom line. Prior to Alpha, Andrew spent four years leading M&A and new site growth at the DSO Affordable Care (Affordable Dentures & Implants) and was previously an investment banker at Houlihan Lokey. A Chicagoan at heart, he now lives in Charlotte, NC and spends any free time he can find with his wife and two young kids. Connect with Andrew: Website: https://partnerwithalpha.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/partnerwithalpha/?hl=en Follow Shannon & Keep What You Earn: Shannon Weinstein is the founder of a fractional CFO firm specializing in helping 7-figure aesthetics and wellness practices scale with clarity, cash flow, and confidence. She is committed to helping med spa owners understand, fix, and maximize their business's enterprise value, offering actionable advice and resources, including a popular free video series specifically for aesthetics practice owners. Fractional CFO Services and Executive Financial Review: https://www.keepwhatyouearn.com/ Connect with Shannon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonweinstein Watch full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@KeepWhatYouEarn Listen on your favorite podcast app: https://pod.link/1580071347 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shannonkweinstein/ The information shared is for educational purposes only and is not individualized financial advice. Aesthetics practice owners should consult a qualified professional before implementing financial strategies discussed here.
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger joined OverDrive to discuss Connor McDavid's future with the Oilers, the tie-in with Auston Matthews, Quinn Hughes' next steps on the Wild, Kirill Marchenko landing with the Maple Leafs, Matthew Knies' exit from Toronto, Keith Pelley's overarching direction and more.
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FROM DRUGS AT 13 TO A $10 BILLION EXIT, WITH DARYL DITTMERWhat does it take to go from a 13-year-old already deep into drugs and alcohol to becoming the second-largest shareholder in a company that sold for nearly $10 billion? Daryl Dittmer joins Dwight Heck to share the origin story behind his sales career and exit.Raised in a blue-collar family outside Detroit, Daryl faced a crossroads in his late teens: get help, or walk away from his family. He landed in sales almost by accident, became a top producer, and eventually earned enough ownership to become the company's second-largest shareholder. He has since built and exited several businesses of his own, and now runs Show Up Coaching and the free webinar Show Up, Built to Win.What you will learn:Why the most crucial lessons come from what you jettison, not what you collectHow a teenage crossroads forced a choice between getting help or losing his familyHow he became a top producer and eventually a company's second-largest shareholderWhy showing up every day matters more than talentWhy your past does not get final say over your future unless you let itConnect with Daryl Dittmer:•
Anna Skaya built Basepaws from “23andMe for cats” into a pet genetics company that ultimately sold to Zoetis in a nearly nine-figure exit.But the path there was anything but straightforward. Anna was rejected by YC four times, initially turned down by Shark Tank, struggled to raise venture capital, navigated a painful co-founder split, and spent years hearing that her cat DNA company would never work.In this episode, Anna shares how she turned that rejection into fuel, what she learned from Kevin O'Leary and Shark Tank, why founders should start building relationships with potential acquirers years before an exit, and what life after selling a company actually feels like.Now a General Partner at Ani.VC, Anna also shares what she's seeing next in pet tech and why she believes Miami could become a global hub for the industry.
Justin Verlander pitched his last game with the Detroit Tigers over the weekend after 21 years in the MLB, and it played out like a scene from a movie! STORY: https://www.wdjx.com/justin-verlanders-exit-from-baseball-was-absolute-cinema/
This week, we're reunited after Jack's trip to Portugal which was filled with sardines, cod, corks and pastel de nadas. After I hear about another trip of a lifetime, I catch him up on what he really missed out on: me growing out my leg hair, the rising price of gas, ugly pumpkins and a little bit of pop culture.EPISODE NOTES:Might be time to upgrade the baby camera in the Traverse (0:55)Filling Jack in on my pumpkin purchase from Lakeside Farms (2:08)Nobody Asked Me, But... (6:40)Shout out to Boarding Zone 5 (12:58)Peaks and Pits presented by Albany Mechanical Services (21:32)Jack's questionable movie choices on his trip abroad (38:00)Portugal 101 (50:26)Catching Jack up on things he missed in my life (1:10:33)...and in the world (1:20:20)This episode is brought to you by Mohawk Chevrolet. Conveniently located in Ballston Spa off Exit 12, Mohawk Chevrolet the go-to Chevrolet dealer in the Great Upstate with expert service from their team, whether you are purchasing or leasing a new car, getting service on your current vehicle or browsing certified pre-owned vehicles at the dealership. Right now, you can take advantage of a number of different leasing specials to secure a new ride this fall with zero down payment. Learn more online or follow along with Mohawk Chevrolet on Instagram.
On today's episode, Legal Tuesday with James, Dwayne, and Ben on the phone. Glenn is stuck on mute and cussing on the drive back from the Illuminati conference, so the green room reboots the Roadie mic and rolls without him. The guys open on the opposite of Musk: Bill Gates as an overrated Silicon Valley pirate, Ben's man-on-the-street chatter about GMO ticks and alpha-gal bioterror, and Dwayne's Grok cleanup showing three different tick species got mixed together. Then the real rocket story. Yesterday's Starbase flight lost a Raptor, burned the rest longer, dispensed 26 V3 Starlinks, hit real orbit, and still got painted as a blowup, plus a 50-foot French bronze Prometheus now guarding the Starbase gate like a half-size Statue of Liberty. DOGE's NGO money hose, teens trending straight again, Trump's swimming-pool meme for the briefing room, the Fox, Dominion, and Tucker fallout, and Bartiromo with Nick Shirley on X set up the pocketbook and case cards. That includes Abbott's 90-day red-dye diesel relief for farmers, Louisiana's push for a 90-day diesel export pause, the higher-ed bubble with Tech's Henderson out and Trump's ban on loans for degrees that don't pay, D.C.'s CVS-unlock crime index, Fetterman's "lifelong Republican" slip, SCOTUS knocking Missouri's map back, and the voter-database green light that keeps the rolls in play. Add midterm optimism, Dearborn, pocket rescission, and PJ's Exit 33 on Maple Street. Don't miss it!
Biotech loves talk of disruptive technology, but few have repeatedly shifted the industry's direction. This episode of the Smart Biotech Scientist Podcast focuses on an idea once dismissed as a fool's game: process intensification through perfusion—now the backbone of leading biomanufacturing platforms.Meet John Bonham-Carter, a serial entrepreneur whose fingerprints are on some of biotech's most transformative tools. From putting the once-ignored ATF system and perfusion on the global stage to pushing intensified cell therapy bioprocessing with ERBI, John's story isn't about chasing the next big exit. Instead, it's about spotting unmet needs and building and selling biotools companies more than once.Topics discussed:The story behind the ATF system, and how John Bonham-Carter and his collaborators convinced a conservative industry to adopt perfusion (04:43)Early career influences, including family ties to bioprocess equipment manufacturing (05:03)Reflections on the biotech industry's culture of collaboration and the dual motivation to deliver medicines and achieve commercial success (07:18)Realities of scaling a startup, trading income for equity, and the role of persistence in sales (09:34)Lessons learned from global travel and building professional networks in biotech (10:16)The importance of recognizing what drives different biotech companies to adopt new technology (12:25)The transition from ATF to co-founding Erbi, a bioprocessing startup focused on small-volume cell therapy (19:05)Strategic acquisitions: experiences of being acquired by Repligen and Merck Millipore (22:50)Advice for founders on whether to build a company for exit or long-term operation (23:07)The limits of leading with technology, and why customer understanding is critical to success (26:10)Smart insight: For founders, John Bonham-Carter offers practical guidance anchored in self-awareness. Should you build a company for the long haul or for acquisition? The answer: “There isn't really a right answer...it is, what is the life you want to lead?” Some entrepreneurs thrive at the scale of ten-person teams and relish the handoff to a strategic acquirer. Others yearn to build and steer a 200-person enterprise. Regardless, serving customers and employees well, and being attuned to the market's shifting demands, matter most. Exit opportunities arise from building value and strategic fit—not from fixating on selling out.Some ideas are ahead of their time; a few people make a career of being early. This is part bioprocess history, part founder's playbook: why the best technology doesn't automatically win, how to move a conservative industry, and when to sell rather than scale. To go further on both the technology and the business behind it:Episodes 191 - 192: Process Intensification Secrets: A Process Engineer's Decision Framework with Andreas CastanEpisodes 183 - 184: From Lab to Market: Secrets to Commercializing Cutting-Edge Biotech Innovations with Chervee HoEpisodes 259 - 260: Why Strong Science Isn't Enough to Get Funded: What Investors Actually Look For with Michael RomeEpisodes 165 - 166: Why Your Funding Pitches Fail Despite Brilliant Science (And How to Fix It)Connect with John Bonham-Carter:Website: www.stellion-biosystems.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/johnbcFree 5-day email course, The CMC Failure Chain: the five recurring CMC mistakes that put your promising program at risk → Get it hereSupport the show
What if you could build your Plan B while Plan A is still paying you?Most executives don't seriously consider business ownership until something forces the issue. A layoff, acquisition, leadership change, missed promotion, or growing frustration with corporate life can suddenly turn a future possibility into an urgent decision.In this episode of the Hire Yourself Podcast, Pete Gilfillan explains why building your exit plan before you need it can put you in a stronger position. He shows how decades of corporate experience in leadership, operations, finance, sales, strategy, hiring, and problem-solving can translate directly into business ownership, especially within a franchise model that provides an established brand, systems, training, and support.Pete also explores how executives can build a Plan B without immediately leaving their corporate careers. By investing in a semi-active business, creating supplemental income, and building an asset they actually own, professionals can begin diversifying their financial future while Plan A is still paying them. The goal is not to make a rushed decision, but to create more options, more control, and a stronger contingency plan before the next restructuring or career disruption happens.Chapters00:00 - What Asset Are You Building That You Actually Own?01:00 - Build Your Plan B While Plan A Is Still Paying You02:10 - Your Corporate Career Has Already Prepared You for Business Ownership03:02 - How Franchising Reduces the Risk of Starting From Scratch04:14 - Leaving Corporate America to Build Something for Yourself05:01 - Building a Semi-Active Business While Keeping Your Corporate Job05:55 - Why Having Options Changes the Layoff Equation06:41 - Stop Renting Your Income and Start Building an Asset07:23 - How AI Looks Different From the Business Owner's Side08:16 - Why Franchise Due Diligence Matters09:10 - Applying Your Executive Skills to Something You Own09:40 - Build Your Exit Before You Need ItCONNECT WITH PETE GILFILLAN:
This episode is sponsored by AlixPartners The Disruption Matters special podcast miniseries has returned for its fifth season, and this year, our focus is on providing an ‘Exit Playbook', wherein leading industry experts share their advice on how to generate successful exits during a climate defined by their scarcity. In this fourth episode of the season, we look at timing. This is a six-part miniseries, and we'll be releasing a new episode here on Private Equity Spotlight every week. But if you'd rather not wait, you can listen to the whole series right now. Just click this link – if you already have a Private Equity International account, simply sign in, or register for free to access all six episodes. In a perfect world, a portfolio company would perform so brilliantly that the buyers would show up unprompted. But managers live in the real world, so they need to consider several “trigger points” that would support launching an exit process. Naturally, performance is key, but it's also performance that substantiates the sales story. The company may need time to develop that story so it can educate the market on what they've accomplished and why there's even more value to unlock, because no one is looking to pay top dollar for an enterprise whose best days are in the rearview mirror. Guests include: Alex Greenbaum, partner and head of active core infrastructure at EQT; Chris Taber, partner and managing director at AlixPartners; Jerome Losson, partner and head of portfolio operations at Ambienta; Matteo Stefanel, managing partner and co-founder of Apis Partners; Lane McDonald, managing director for operations & strategy at OMERS Private Equity; Alexis Underwood, partner at Wynnchurch; Megha Kalsi, partner on the cyber team at AlixPartners; Maurizio Mussi, partner and head of portfolio group, Europe, at Bain Capital; Doron Grosman, former CEO and operating partner; Mike Hollander, managing director at GTCR; Helen Lee Bouygues, operating partner at Ardian; Riccardo Basile, operating partner and head of value creation at Permira; Neil Kalvelage, senior managing director and head of portfolio operations at Centerbridge; Brian Cassidy, president of Crestview; Adrian Letts, managing partner and head of business operations at Brookfield PE; Fahim Ahmed, COO of BC Partners; Jason McDannold, co-lead of the Americas private equity practice at AlixPartners; and Stuart Walker, partner at Cinven.
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Traitors: New Blood Eps 3+4 Players Exit Interviews Watch the podcast on YouTube! The game of deception takes center stage as Pooya dives into Traitors: New Blood, episodes 3 and 4 exit interviews joined by co-hosted by Rob Cesternino, with players Xavier, Logan, and Arisa. This episode unpacks the aftermath of major banishments, candid alliances, and the psychological warfare brewing among contestants. With strategy, suspicion, and social play at the forefront, listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at how even the smallest moves leave big ripples in the castle. This week’s discussion jumps right into Xavier’s exit, where he reflects on the pivotal turret selection and the strategies he used to position himself as a potential traitor. He reveals how sowing early suspicion on Katie sends shockwaves throughout the castle, directly affecting Logan’s fate and shaping the ongoing narrative. Arisa opens up about her lighthearted approach to gameplay and how a playful handhold becomes her undoing, linking her experience to the complex dynamics with Victor and evolving trust in the house. Logan gives his first-timer’s view: from unwatched episodes to sharp reads on alliances, he shares what it’s like navigating suspicion and forging new bonds. Each exit interview offers insights into the real-time thinking that guides players through the fog of lies and alliances. Xavier breaks down his attempt to shift suspicion and why banishing Katie became core to his offensive strategy. Arisa discusses the handhold incident, her relationships with Victor and Madeline, and explains how being playful can become dangerous in Traitors. Logan unpacks his shift from observer to strategic player, his suspicions after Xavier's departure, and his own murder-night anticipation. The group examines how offhand remarks and small actions trigger castle-wide ripples, shifting alliances and targets in real time. Each guest reveals who they trusted, who they targeted, and the logic fueling their game decisions. Who will ride the wave of suspicion, and whose early moves will come back to haunt them? Traitors: New Blood brings fresh twists that keep everyone guessing—trust no one, and don't miss Pooya's deep-dive with the cast for insights you won't find on screen. Listen now to get the full story and analysis on the shifting loyalties and secret strategies shaking up Traitors: New Blood! Chapters: 00:00 Xavier's Missed Turret Opportunity 06:10 Katie Banished, Xavier's Strategy Revealed 12:10 Arisa's Playful Move Backfires 15:06 Victor Throws Arissa Under Bus 17:47 Arisa's Suspicions and Allies 21:12 Logan's Traitors Knowledge Confession 25:07 Logan Analyzes Xavier's Banishing 28:12 Logan's Allies and Exit Reflections Never miss all our Traitors US recaps plus recaps from other versions around the world! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Traitors Around the World podcast feed WATCH: Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
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Traitors: New Blood Eps 3+4 Players Exit Interviews Watch the podcast on YouTube! The game of deception takes center stage as Pooya dives into Traitors: New Blood, episodes 3 and 4 exit interviews joined by co-hosted by Rob Cesternino, with players Xavier, Logan, and Arisa. This episode unpacks the aftermath of major banishments, candid alliances, and the psychological warfare brewing among contestants. With strategy, suspicion, and social play at the forefront, listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at how even the smallest moves leave big ripples in the castle. This week's discussion jumps right into Xavier's exit, where he reflects on the pivotal turret selection and the strategies he used to position himself as a potential traitor. He reveals how sowing early suspicion on Katie sends shockwaves throughout the castle, directly affecting Logan's fate and shaping the ongoing narrative. Arisa opens up about her lighthearted approach to gameplay and how a playful handhold becomes her undoing, linking her experience to the complex dynamics with Victor and evolving trust in the house. Logan gives his first-timer's view: from unwatched episodes to sharp reads on alliances, he shares what it's like navigating suspicion and forging new bonds. Each exit interview offers insights into the real-time thinking that guides players through the fog of lies and alliances. Xavier breaks down his attempt to shift suspicion and why banishing Katie became core to his offensive strategy. Arisa discusses the handhold incident, her relationships with Victor and Madeline, and explains how being playful can become dangerous in Traitors. Logan unpacks his shift from observer to strategic player, his suspicions after Xavier's departure, and his own murder-night anticipation. The group examines how offhand remarks and small actions trigger castle-wide ripples, shifting alliances and targets in real time. Each guest reveals who they trusted, who they targeted, and the logic fueling their game decisions. Who will ride the wave of suspicion, and whose early moves will come back to haunt them? Traitors: New Blood brings fresh twists that keep everyone guessing—trust no one, and don't miss Pooya's deep-dive with the cast for insights you won't find on screen. Listen now to get the full story and analysis on the shifting loyalties and secret strategies shaking up Traitors: New Blood! Chapters:00:00 Xavier's Missed Turret Opportunity06:10 Katie Banished, Xavier's Strategy Revealed12:10 Arisa's Playful Move Backfires15:06 Victor Throws Arissa Under Bus17:47 Arisa's Suspicions and Allies21:12 Logan's Traitors Knowledge Confession25:07 Logan Analyzes Xavier's Banishing28:12 Logan's Allies and Exit Reflections Never miss all our Traitors US recaps plus recaps from other versions around the world!LISTEN: Subscribe to the Traitors Around the World podcast feedWATCH: Subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
If we know anything after almost 20 years of podcasting, it's that people love hearing “production meetings on the air”! If that's true, then what a show we have for you, with not one, but THREE production meetings – two of genuinely hilarious varieties and the third pertaining to movies like Backrooms, Exit 8, Universal […]
In this episode, we go fully behind the scenes of one of the fastest-growing consumer brands in history. As someone who partnered with Chad before Grüns even had a website, I wanted to skip the typical polished PR talk and dig into the actual, unfiltered decisions that built a billion-dollar gummy empire in just 36 months. We talk about the original idea and how we taste-tested the product, convinced Raindrop to get involved when he only had gummies in nacho cheese snack bags (yes you read that right) and what he learned from his time in private equity that made him want to go big from the start. We talk about what makes the Grüns brand special and appeal to so many people and why he wanted to bet on building a brand from the beginning. We also go under the hood of leadership and collaboration and some of the key learnings of building a great team so quickly. Finally, what does Barry Bonds on steroids and building an explosive brand have in common? If you want to know what it actually looks like to take a massive swing, ignore the standard playbook, and build a brand people love, this is the uncut story.
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BB28 Thursday Night Final Four Recap Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 inches closer to its finale as the house faces a tense Final 4 eviction. Rob Cesternino, Taran Armstrong, Aysha Welch, and Mary Kwiatkowski break down all the moves, emotions, and strategy in this special recap episode. With big decisions on the line and bold personalities making their cases, everyone is watching to see which alliances will hold and who will land on top. This episode covers the dramatic fallout of the Final 4 eviction, where Drew surprises many by keeping Devens over Dee, shaking up everyone's predictions. The group digs into Drew's reasoning and whether it could help or hurt his game, especially since Devens is now favored as a competition threat. There's a close look at both the HoH and Veto competitions, with Taylor's crucial HOH win discussed as a turning point. The hosts debate the jury's likely reactions, how social ties and past promises might weigh on votes, and the emotional toll on players, especially when longtime allies face off. Taran Armstrong points out that Drew's choice to keep Devens, described as “illogical” even by Drew, may still leave him a path to win if he can take out Devens at Final 3. Aysha notes the jury's reaction may depend heavily on whether Drew finally makes a big move, and how his endgame decisions look to the icons and Melody. Mary highlights Drew's reputation as a “weasel” in the house, and how perception could impact his jury chances versus Taylor. The hosts share a funny moment about the cast's attempts to open a champagne bottle as the Final 3 celebrate, mirroring Drew's sometimes bumpy gameplay. Alliances and trust are on shaky ground as the houseguests, and the jury, prepare for the last round of gameplay. Will Drew's risky move pay off, or did he just give Devens a clear shot at the win? Listen in for all the strategy, analysis, and house drama as Big Brother 28 heads into its final showdown. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Final 4 Recap 06:24 Drew's Game-Shifting Eviction Choice 12:00 Rick Devens' Persuasion Pays Off 17:10 Jury Impact and Final 2 Paths 24:07 Dee Valladares' Exit and Legacy 28:53 Survivor Players Compete in Big Brother 34:04 Veto Puzzles and Competition Highlights 42:12 Taylor Brown's Path to Victory 47:04 Final 3 HOH Stakes Raised 51:24 Jury House Sparks and Reactions 58:06 Rick Devens as Big Brother Icon 1:03:30 Countdown to Finale and What's Ahead Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!
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