Podcasts about Fits

No bigger than the car seat itself, Strolyy can fit everywhere, Strolyy is the only car seat carrier with the ability to collapse on all 4 sides like a camping chair making it portable and easy to store. Fits in any vehicle and can even be opened one-handed. It accepts one infant car seat into the carriage frame without having to remove the child from the infant car seat. The car seat can face either direction. A convenient large storage basket is located beneath the seat of the frame allowing parents on the go to never be without their necessities. Safety features include front wheel swivel locks, rear wheel brakes and the safety strap for securing the car seat into the frame. Strolyy accepts ALL brands of infant car seats. Strolyy meets all the requirements under ASTM F833-15 for carriages and strollers.

Adam Mares and Harrison Wind break down the late-Tuesday night trade that sent Bryn Forbes to the Nuggets for Bol Bol, PJ Dozier and a future 2nd round pick. How does Forbes fit in Denver? What will the Nuggets' bench look like? Is DeMarcus Cousins still coming? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake is joined by the Browns Wire's Jared Mueller to discuss the ramifications of the Malik McDowell legal situation and how it impacts the Browns 2022 iDL situation. Lastly, they touch on the report from ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and the idea Baker Mayfield is best suited in a shotgun-dominated offense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If you've ever heard of the Law of Attraction or been curious about it and also wondered how to reconcile those teachings from a Christian perspective, then buckle up, because the next six episodes are going to blow your mind. Long time listeners will recognize some familiar themes in these episodes, as well as some new additions to the framework I call the Law of Creation. I'm teaching it all with the latest revisions new insights    of what I've learned and discovered. So excited for you to join me.If you enjoy this Law of Creation Podcast series, I know you will enjoy my coaching program at thecreationcoachschool.com. There you will find my flagship Creation Course as well as the opportunity to work with one of our certified creation coaches.SHOWNOTES:FREE Law of Creation eBookThe Creation Course (self paced course available year round).Certification Creation Coach (open registration only available mid-end January).  

Charles Breed, VP Corporate Development at Corel Corporation (NASDAQ: CREL)  142. Hiring The Head Of Corp Dev That Fits Your M&A Strategy In this episode of the M&A Science Podcast, Charles Breed, VP of Corporate Development at Corel Corporation, talks about how to hire a corporate development team that fits into your M&A strategy. When you're building a corporate development function, the first thing you need to do is hire a head of corporate development, but hiring is not as simple as it sounds. The head of corporate development needs to fit into the overall strategy. Things you will learn in this episode: -What to look for in when hiring a head of corporate development -The role of the head of corporate development -Skills required for a corporate development leader To join our network of M&A practitioners and sign up for our newsletter go to mascience.com.

Where BYU football fits in the Way-Too-Early Top 25 polls. Plus the entire episode of the January 14th edition of the Cougar Tracks Podcast that covers the Transfer Portal, College Football Playoff, and BYU basketball's loss to Gonzaga. Subscribe to the Cougar Tracks Podcast! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-tracks/id1146971609 Google Play: https://kslsports.com/category/podcast_results/?sid=2035&n=Cougar%20Tracks Download the KSL Sports app Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bonneville.kslsports&hl=en_US iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ksl-sports/id1435930251 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

News! Real-life news! The Mets hired Joey Cora, Wayne Kirby, and Eric Chávez for various assistant coach roles last week. We gave a little background on each and broke down what they can bring the Mets. Next, Brandon is now a Scott Boras client. This could be a disaster and we tell you why. Lastly, Kyle Schwarber and Nelson Cruz have both been rumored to the Mets recently. James explains why it might not be the best move to sign either. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metsdup/support

On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I want to share with you my top 10 basics for a curvy stylish wardrobe. Get ready and write these down so you can build your wardrobe and find your personal curvy style! You'll learn: 10 basics for your wardrobe.  Why it's so important to buy clothing that FITS.  Tips for finding jeans, blazers and more that fit properly.   If you're ready to find clothes that fit and clothes you LOVE, check out my Bye Bye Janky Guide, I've got you covered.  Links from the podcast:  Megababe products Jockey skimmies  Thinx shorts  KAYE pattern from seamwork  J.Crew Pajamas  Print Fresh  Soma

On this episode of the “Dr. Duke Show” we start in the Windy City, where public school teachers in Chicago and their union have forced nearly 300,000 children to stay home, simply because they don't want to show up for work like other educators across country.

This week, FanSided National NFL Insider Matt Lombardo analyzes just how serious Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals' Super Bowl aspirations are, as the AFC North Champions prepare for the postseason. Plus, the latest speculation that Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh would leave Ann Arbor for the NFL, but where are Harbaugh's best fits? UAB linebacker and NFL Draft hopeful Alex Wright joins, and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2 of Fits with the Founder is here! This week, Nick and Cassie talk new updates to Club Champion and the show, the release of TaylorMade's Stealth and Callaway's Rogue ST lines, and the effectiveness of the PGA's Player Impact Program. PLUS: Is there an Antonio Brown of golf? and MORE! (00:00-06:40) New season updates for the show, Club Champion and new product launches in 2022. (06:41-10:30) Golden Tee is back and the $800 million prize pool for PGA players this year (10:31-24:27) Yay or Nay: the PGA's PIP, the PGA Merchandise Show, the Saudi Int'l Tournament and NFL antics Listener questions (24:28-28:40) Are Club Champion's 50,000+ combinations overkill? (28:41-33:34) Why do we do indoor fittings and why does it matter? (33:35-38:09) Is the "new" generation of golf good for the sport? Digital presence and public personal lives? Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the show! For more club content, follow us on Instagram: @clubchampion Let us know what you think of the show on Twitter: @clubchampgolf

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist on St. Louis City SC on hiring inaugural coach Bradley Carnell, and thoughts on Aaron Rodgers taking exception to a sports writer not giving him a MVP vote. Follow Ben for more: https://twitter.com/Ben_Fred

Welcome back for part two of the two part series: 5 Phases of growing a photography business that fits your life.    In part one, I shared what those early phases of a boutique photography business look like, especially when you have a growing family. Now it's time for part two where I'm an open book about how Sarah Petty Photography and my life shifted as my family grew. If you're curious about what a two decade career as a professional photographer can look like for your boutique photography business, pop in your earbuds and get ready for a fun ride.   RESOURCES: WORTH EVERY PENNY JOYCAST SHOW NOTES: www.joyofmarketing.com/podcast/episode-88   Go Boutique Live TICKETS ON SALE – 3 Day event February 15-17, 2022 www.goboutiquelive.com   BOUTIQUE BREAKTHROUGH – 8 WEEK WORKSHOP www.joyofmarketing.com/boutiquebreakthrough   INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sarah.petty   FREE COPY:  NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING BOOK FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS www.joyofmarketing.com/freebook   FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ditchthedigitals

Mets right fielder Michael Conforto is a free agent. Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil could be on the trading block. Chuck Garfien gets the inside scoop about both players from Mets play-by-play announcer Wayne Randazzo. What are they like both on the field and in the clubhouse? What would the White Sox be getting if either of them end up on the South Side? (3:40) - Who is the real Michael Conforto?(13:30) - What kind of contract will Conforto get this offseason?(17:20) - Jeff McNeil seems like a perfect fit. But what about his fight with Francisco Lindor?(25:00) - What will the White Sox have to give up to acquire McNeil?(32:40) - What went wrong with the Mets last year?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, Jack and John talk about a variety of Marvel and Dc news and more!

A new study has found people still use weak passwords.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from The Narrated Puritan is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Minister's Fainting Fits - Lectures To My Students Subtitle: The Narrated Puritan - T M S Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: The Narrated Puritan Event: Audio Book Date: 12/29/2021 Length: 34 min.

Hey! We have news!! It was reported that the Mets have placed Jeff McNeil on the trade block and we break down what that means. Why would the Mets want to trade Jeff McNeil? What went wrong last season? Can he rebound? Who would want him? What types of players could we expect to get back? It's all here in the MOST comprehensive Jeff McNeil analysis on the internet. Also, the Mets have promoted Ben Zauzmer from Director of Research and Development to Assistant General Manager and we give some background on Ben, our lovable nerd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metsdup/support

What fits you best?  Being a slave to fear, or finding joy and peace through Christ?     Join us for this week's sermon!  We hope you enjoy this message! If you have any questions you can email us at: votl.podcast@gmail.com Instagram: @votlchurch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/votl.org/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbssSY_GyJMabh9W-sSVQpQ  Online: https://votl.org

Balancing a business and a family, while super rewarding, is never easy. It is even harder when you have major life changes, like a pandemic, a new baby, or for me this year, my youngest child going off to college. Today, I want to share the 5 phases my photography business has gone through over the last 2 decades and what to pay attention to, no matter what phase you are in. You can have a photography business that fits your life, no matter what your family life currently looks like. Hit play to learn how.   RESOURCES: WORTH EVERY PENNY JOYCAST SHOW NOTES: www.joyofmarketing.com/podcast/episode-87 Go Boutique Live TICKETS ON SALE – 3 Day event February 15-17, 2022 www.goboutiquelive.com BOUTIQUE BREAKTHROUGH – 8 WEEK WORKSHOP www.joyofmarketing.com/boutiquebreakthrough INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sarah.petty FREE COPY:  NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING BOOK FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS www.joyofmarketing.com/freebook   FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ditchthedigitals  

If you are exhausted by the social media game, this episode is for you. We sit down and have a real conversation about social media in this episode. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised when and how I counsel you to go about your social media for your travel business.Get notified when a new episode drops At Travel Marketing & Media we know that you want to be a travel planning professional (superhero status). In order to do that, you need a consistent stream of new clients. The problem is that you are passionate about travel but you do not have the expertise in successful marketing strategies, which makes you feel overwhelmed. We believe that you deserve to focus on what you love most, planning travel for clients that you care about. As a former travel advisor and fellow business owner, I get how overwhelming it can feel to run a business which is why over the past 22 years we have helped travel brands and over 15,000 travel business owners just like you to grow their business. If you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck in a rut or just not sure what you're meant to be doing to grow that baby business check out our quiz. Answer 15 multiple choice questions and we'll give you an action plan to get you from where you are now to your goals.

NFL Draft Class Bowl Games Watchlist +Rob Rang's Mock Draft Quality positions + Top Franchise Fits Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. StatHero StatHero is the first of its kind Daily Fantasy Sports platform where it's YOU vs. the HOUSE in head to head fantasy matchups - winner take all. Sign up for FREE - RIGHT NOW - at StatHero.com/LOCKEDON and use promo code LOCKEDON for a One Hundred Percent Deposit Match. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sue rang in to explain why she threw out Christmas presents from her mother-in-law. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What role does the run game play in a successful offense in 2021? Robert Mays is joined by Mitchell Schwartz to discuss what the numbers tell us, the impact on the quarterback and offensive line and the physical element it brings to the offense. Plus, Robert shares parts of his conversation with Colts' head coach Frank Reich on the topic.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some people just seem to have it all together-- while the rest of us realize that if we ever did get it all together, we'd likely forget where we put it!  Our text today reveals a couple who were doing everything they knew to do in life, but had a challenge that only God could fix.  Good news-- Jesus' coming is not just for those with perfect stories.  Christmas is for the rest of us, too.  He is truly the gift that meets all needs-- in the case of our Savior, one size fits all.

Millard Thomas is joined by Ben Kaspick for part 3 where they give predictions and break down the best fits for the top MLB free agents still on the market. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There's no off season in voice over - which can be a blessing and a curse! Being on the road in VO requires careful consideration of equipment, environment, your clients' needs, your business goals, and your own sanity(!). Anne and Laya chat vacations and voice over, including what it takes to maintain a complicated artist work/life balance while traveling. They'll tell you how to reduce your anxiety level while heading out on the road by putting together an organized mobile studio and communicating with your agents, managers, and clients + offer tips about how to set healthy boundaries around your business. Get ready for your next trip with #VOBOSS advice and recommendations… Transcript >> It's time to take your business to the next level, the BOSS level! These are the premiere Business Owner Strategies and Successes being utilized by the industry's top talent today. Rock your business like a BOSS, a VO BOSS! Now let's welcome your host, Anne Ganguzza. Anne: Hey everyone. Welcome to the VO BOSS podcast. I'm your host Anne Ganguzza, along with my amazing, lovely, wonderful guest co-host Laya Hoffman. Hey Laya. Laya: Hey Anne. It's nice to be back, loving these convos of course. And we've already shared so much. This is getting good. Anne: I know, nice to be back. Speaking of which, Laya, I think you just came back from vacation, and if I'm not mistaken, you did mention that you might be going somewhere else soon. So let's talk about this. Laya: Crazy. Anne: You're a busy voice talent. So let's talk about VO on the road. And if, do you do VO on the road while you're on vacation? Laya: Yes. Every time, because I think it goes without fail, the second you leave is when the call comes in, right? Anne: Always. Laya: Like always, either that client you've been dying to nag or an ongoing campaign or something that just is on fire. It always happens when you go on the road. Anne: When you go on vacation. It's so true. I want to go on the road every other day now because this guarantees me a job. So, but going on the road, going on the road does require, you know, a special travel rig. It requires a -- a special mentality because when you go on the road, I mean vacation, are you really on vacation if you're working? That's the question. Laya: Yeah, yes. It is true. And it kind of, you know, you have to strike a balance. My family is like, oh you know, mom, you're going to bring your rig. Yes. Because mom's going to pay for vacation this way. Anne: This is going to pay for your next meal. No. Laya: Exactly. So there's so many nuances about it, and yeah, there's different schools of thought. I think I'm still green enough in my career in cultivating my client list and my reputation and my partnerships with management and agents, I know that I want to be available. Now, I also put boundaries in place that I'm not available. So it's not like every vacation all the time. Anne: Right. Laya: So let's talk about it. Yeah? Anne: Well I think, yeah, I think absolutely, number one, it depends on what genre, right, you specialize in. Laya: Sure. Anne: Exactly how changed you might be, right, to being available 24/7. I think obviously if you do promos, I mean, you actually sign contracts so that you can be available on a day-to-day basis and you. Laya: Yes, like golden handcuffs, right, right? Anne: Like golden handcuffs. Also, if you're, you know, commercial work, a lot of times, it's like we needed it yesterday. Anything that's broadcast. I know for myself, I do a lot of the long format narration, which I can build in a little bit of time with that. So I think that -- Laya: Sure. Anne: -- all of that contributes to whether or not I bring my microphone on the road with me, and I will be honest, for the past, you know, years, I always have, because I never wanted to give up that opportunity. And I also have agents who, you know, when they send me an audition, I better be able to get them that audition back because I don't want to, number one, jeopardize that relationship with the agent, nor do I want to pass up an opportunity that might work for me. Laya: Sure. Anne: So even if I'm doing an audition on the phone, you know, in my car, although I, I have to say, I try to not do that. I try to, well, let me bring my microphone. I really want it to sound good. Laya: Yeah, yeah. Anne: And so thus begins well, what does my travel rig look like? And we can talk about that in a little bit, but what about you? Laya: I feel the same way. You know, like I said, to me, I've gotten my rig down so small and compact, and you know, I use a Sennheiser 416. It gives a premium sound in most situations. Anne: You know, I'm gonna stop you there and agree with you wholeheartedly. Laya: Okay, good. Anne: Just, and I'm gonna let you continue in just a minute, but I do want to say, I don't know why it took me so long to realize that I really should take a 416 with me because most spaces are not optimal. Laya: Yeah. Anne: And the 416 helps me to create awesome sound. So please continue on. Laya: Yes. Anne: I'm right there with you on the 416. Laya: Yes. I'm on it right now. She's my babe. Anne: Yup. Laya: And I think because the rig is, I've gotten it down so compact, it's easy for me to grab my pack and go. But also, like I said, I want to cultivate those relationships. I want to be available. I also, my focus is short form. I'm really trying hard to get into promos. And I've seen quite a bit of opportunities lately. I don't want to miss. Those are usually last minute on fire, need it now auditions. Anne: Yup. Laya: And I want to show the producers, the creative teams, my, my partners that believe in me that I'm there to deliver. And I want those opportunities, you know, I'm going to strike while the iron's hot. So, uh, that, that doesn't bother me. It actually gives me great joy to be able to travel and take my work with me in the nicest way possible. You know? So I'm good with it. Anne: And you know, what else? Um, to be quite honest, I mean, I don't know anyone that takes their travel rig with them and works eight hours a day. Do you know what I mean? Laya: No, yeah. Anne: It just, it's either that audition that's like, oh, boom, I need that right away. Or I need this commercial right away. So if it's a short form kind of a deal, it doesn't always take us hours upon hours away from our families on vacation. So that time could maybe be done when, I don't know, people are napping, right? Laya: Yes, yes. Anne: So that doesn't necessarily take away from the togetherness of your trip. And that was always my kind of theory was, you know, I'll take those times because they, they tend to be not hours and hours of time. It's maybe an hour here, maybe a couple of hours here. It really depends, but it's not an entire day. And so I feel that I can enjoy my vacation once I'm done with that audition or done with that short job that I'll get. And it never takes me completely away. Laya: You're absolutely right about that. And it also kind of gives me peace of mind. I have brought my rig and not needed to unpack it or use it on a few family vacations recently. You know, when the world kind of opened up again, we planned many little excursions to kind of get that travel, you know, get out, and then things changed a little bit. So we stacked the deck a little hard towards the end of this year. And while it's giving me a little bit of anxiety because of how busy things are in the booth, to have that ability to take it, but not necessarily need to use your rig, is okay too. Anne: Right. Laya: It gives me peace of mind as an entrepreneur to say, I have it if I need it, but I don't need to pull the trigger, and I don't need to focus on that work. So I kind of put a loose boundary around that. And then also it just helps give peace of mind to my partners, my agents, my clients to say, I have it, but you should know, I may not be available for directed sessions during this time -- Anne: Exactly. Laya: -- or something like that, or only if it's the right situation. And so let's talk about how do we let people know that we are going on the road? Anne: Well, I'm so glad you asked because in my BOSS Blast, and I'm just -- shameless plug for the VO BOSS Blast -- every time when we communicate with our potential clients on our list, we will give bookout dates. And as we mentioned before, the best time, the best time to get all those jobs is when you go on vacation, right? Laya: Yup, yes. Anne: So when you inform your potential clients of bookout dates, then hopefully they'll see that as an opportunity to get in touch with you before you go on vacation, right? And hire you then, and have an idea that you're going to be away from, I don't know, this date to this date, or maybe a day here, a day there, and allows them to, number one, because we're sending that email saying, hey, happy summer, just to let you know, I'm going to be booked out from this date to this date. And then it keeps us top of mind. Laya: Yes. Anne: So not only are we informing our potential clients when we might be gone, but we're also keeping ourselves top of mind with them by sending that email out and saying, by the way, I'm going to be booked out, happy summer, keep sending those auditions. I love it. So that is one thing that I will do is send out periodic emails, saying happy summer, you know, whatever, here's the newest job that I just did. And keep sending those auditions. I'll be booked out from this date to this date. Laya: Yes, it's a great way. In fact, I just did that. And as a result, just like you said, it gave my, a few of my clients the foresight and the opportunity to say, hold on, you're here until when? Anne: Yup. Laya: Let me get to two or three of these things. You think you can knock them out before? Yeah. Will you have your rig? You know, a few of my managers came back and said, wait, wait, wait. You know, when it is like a hard date out and can you still be available? Anne: Yup. Laya: So it opens up the conversation and it lets -- Anne: Absolutely. Laya: -- your partners know what your boundaries are, but also gives them an opportunity to flex and maybe book you early or have something waiting for you when you come back, you can't beat that. Right? So the -- Anne: Right? So important to let your agents know when you are -- I cannot tell you how many times, like, my agent or I've heard of stories about agents that, you know, they have a great audition. They send to you, and you don't respond because you're on vacation. And it's one of those things that the agents, please just let me know when you're going to be away, when you're going to be back, what's your availability, because that's something they need to communicate to the client too. So you are working together as a partner with that agent. Laya: Yes. Anne: And so when you go away, they kind of need to know they need to know these things. Laya: How -- absolutely right. How far in advance do you let your partners or your agents know? Anne: As soon as I know, actually that I'm going to be gone. Laya: Really? Anne: I'll just send an email and then yeah. And then I'll also send them, you know, probably a week in advance, I will just say, hey, by the way, just wanted to remind you that I'll be out from this date to this date. Laya: Yeah, that's a good practice. Anne: And that gives them kind of a heads up. Yeah. So, because if I don't, as soon as I know, that just becomes like, oh, on my task list of to-do's, you know, is let everybody know I'm going to be out, prepare that email that I'm going to send to my potential clients that says here's my bookout dates. And then, especially to my agents, I send that right away. And then I'll remember a week before, because I always set my email too. Well, it depends. Sometimes I set my email to be on vacation. And sometimes I don't. Really depends on how I'm feeling the jobs are flowing in or not. Laya: Or what kind of vacation you're going on. Right? Anne: Yeah, exactly. If it's, you know, if it's a weekend or if it's, you know, a few days, I'm not going to do that. But if it's longer than that, I may set up my vacation email. And within that vacation email, just say for important, you know, contact me here or whatever it is. So. Laya: Yes. And I also love to put it in my signature. Anne: Yeah. Oh! Laya: So I'm like you. Anne: That's a good idea. Laya: Yeah. I don't give so such a long lead time because I feel like I might get lost in the shuffle, but about two weeks out, I'll let people know. And then I'll go in with an individual email to, you know, managers, agents -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- clients that are in the mix in the moment and say, hey, just by the way. And then about a week and a half, maybe two weeks out, I include it in my signature, an out of office or out of studio dates, just as an asterisk in the bottom of my signature. Anne: Good idea. Laya: I find that to be helpful. Anne: I like that. Laya: And then even a couple of days out, I will send an auto response to some of my -- it depends again on the type of vacation we're taking, but certainly for this upcoming one. Just keep in mind. Thank you for your email. I'll respond to you shortly. Again, just a reminder, I will be out of a studio from this date to this date. You'll -- I'll, you know, reply momentarily with this current thing before I go or something along those lines, you know? So, so you're really just kind of, another reminder. It just helps so much. I don't think anyone's going to feel like that's a nag. You're helping them to be more available and more accessible. And that's really the name of the game. Right? Anne: So I do know people that actually go on vacation, and they do not bring the rig. Laya: Yes, I am so proud of those people. I want to be one of those people. Anne: Well, I think in that, there's different reasons for that. Laya: Sure. Anne: And actually I have such respect for people that do that because they know their boundaries. Right? Laya: Same. Anne: And they're like, look, I'm on vacation. And that's that. In a lot of ways, it's like, they're confident that, you know, what, if you really want me, you'll be there when I come back. Laya: Yes, and I love that too. Anne: That's a great feeling. That's a great, confident way to manifest. Hey, that's okay. Uh, my vacation is important to me in my, and to be able to reset my creativity. I believe that that's a big thing to be, able to reset, refresh. I mean, that's why we go on vacations, right? Laya: Yeah. Anne: Have you ever gone on a vacation when you come back and you're like, oh, I need a vacation from my vacation? Laya: From the vacation, yes. I actually set those boundaries up on the weekend. I feel like I don't work. Anne: On the weekends. Laya: You know, after about 6:00 on Fridays 'til 8:00 AM on Monday, I take those breaks seriously. I almost never schedule anything work related on those weekends -- Anne: Yeah, yeah. Laya: -- so I can give that time to myself and my family. So I do feel like I get the recharge on a regular basis, but of course we need a nicer chunk. So I'll take one vacation a year. And even if it's just a few days where I'm fully checked out -- now I try to build those around seasonal shifts in the industry. Let's talk about that. Anne: Sure, yeah. Laya: Like the best time to vacation without your gear. Is there a time annually or seasonally? Anne: I, you know, that's a really good question because I think in all the years that I've been in this business, you think that a particular time is slow, but then for whatever reason, you'll just all of a sudden become crazy busy. So it's never been consistent for me, except between Christmas and New Year's, if I can say that, the holidays, or -- you know what I mean? The December, January months, I feel that between those two is the time where I feel most people are taking time away from their jobs. Laya: Sure. Anne: And so, but that's a short period of time. That's like a week. Do you know what I mean? Laya: Yeah, it really is. Anne: You know? Laya: It's almost like the last two weeks of December -- Anne: Yup, of the year. Laya: -- is a kind of a shutdown. On the flip side of that though, there are a lot of like fast tracking of campaigns -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- that need to get to market or Black Friday deals or last minute commercials -- Anne: The first of the year. Laya: -- especially in commercial space. Anne: Yes. Laya: And I think probably in promos too, that can be hit or miss, but I fully agree with you on that. I think it used to be where like June, when school was out -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- was kind of slow or, or around those big 4th of July weekend type of the -- Memorial Day, the Labor Day weekends. But what I noticed what happened during the pandemic was because so many of us were shut down and home -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- and travel was definitely sloughed off, those holes, the slow periods -- Anne: They changed. Laya: -- they never slowed down. Anne: Yeah. Laya: Yeah. Anne: Oh my gosh. Laya: They really didn't. Anne: Absolutely. They, and I think it might've changed it from now on. I really believe that -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- we've kind of changed our lifestyle a little bit, or I don't know really quite how to term it, but I think there's a lot more online advertising than ever before. And I think that's -- Laya: Yes, it's moving so fast. Anne: Moving fast, and there's just no time for rest. Whereas before I thought there was certain times, certain seasons, but I'll tell you, lately, I don't think there is much, much time. Laya: There's no off season. Right? In voiceover, which is a blessing and a curse. Anne: Yup. Laya: And I'm with you that we need to focus and give ourselves some boundaries. I wish we could be in the four day work week. I think society as a whole has -- Anne: That would be great. Laya: -- has over busied themselves. Anne: I'm totally there. Laya: The productivity is like, it's like never enough, which is a shame, which is why I kind of put parameters around my own weekends or my business hours and things like that. That helps me get a grip. Sure, there'll be some occasions that you can't always work in that, in that way. But again, like we were saying about the four-day weekends, those seem to be pretty solid or at least more forgiving -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- among the client and the deadline demands, or even I see like Friday afternoons get real light. And most of the stuff that comes in even Friday morning -- Anne: Yes, yes. Laya: -- it's like, you can get it to me on Monday. Anne: Yup. Laya: And that seems to give a wider berth -- Anne: Agreed, agreed. Laya: -- or more of the four-day feel to your weekend. Anne: Now -- Laya: Or at least a three feels sometimes. Anne: I'll tell you what, I am, but I'm guilty. I am guilty of not having a four -- I wish I could have a four day work week. Right now, I'm a little bit on the busy side, not just for voiceover, but because I do different things, right? I -- Laya: True. Anne: -- I do this podcast. And so there are certain things that I don't necessarily have time for during the week that get pushed to the weekend. Laya: I agree with that. Anne: And so I am working right now more like six days a week, rather than, you know, I try to take my Sundays off. And so for that, you know, but I've got a plan. And so the plan in my mind is, you know, at some point I am going to retire. And so I'm working and shaping my business so that I can have a comfortable retirement. Laya: Yes. Anne: And so therefore I'm building parts of my business that I feel will be able to help me achieve that goal of not having to worry about money when I am retired. And then I can, I have like all the time in the world to travel the world and enjoy, because I'm a really great person to go on vacation and just be on vacation. I can -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- I'm all or nothing. That's kind of my personality, an all or nothing thing. So I'm either all in work, right, and then kind of like maybe a little bit dull at the playtime, although I don't like to think I'm dull, but when I, when I relax -- Laya: You're not dull. Anne: When I relax, I relax. Laya: Good. Anne: And that to me is an amazing thing. Laya: It's important. Anne: So now we both kind of admitted that we take our, we take our rigs. Laya: I take my rig, I'll admit it. I love it. I love what we do. So it's not work for me. It's like I get to do this. And I think to your point about working six days a week, you know what? But you love what you do. Anne: True. Laya: So how great is that? And it doesn't feel like work, but of course you got to give your throat or your vocal cords -- Anne: Yes. Laya: -- your energy some rest too. So, okay. Let's talk about traveling, traveling with these rigs. Anne: Traveling with the rig. 416, for sure. 416, for sure. And I will say that so always, always has been and look, I tried them all. They're cute. I tried the, you know, the Apogee mic. I tried all the little, you know, cute small things. Oh, it's travel. So I want it to be travel-sized, and I could never get it to sound, right, the travel booth, maybe that, that little thing that fits over your microphone that, you know, would give you a, then we give you an acoustic kind of barrier. So it would sound good. No, that didn't work. Laya: No, no. Anne: And honestly -- Laya: Nothing's going to sound good like the 16. Anne: And my pillow fort, right? I mean the pillow fort worked well and the ironing board on top of the, you know, on top of the desk. Laya: Sure. Anne: But I will say that I fell in love with the tri-booth, and I'm going to actively endorse the tri-booth. Laya: Oh yeah? Anne: Which basically is a PVC, you know, moving blanket kind of setup rig that that actually fits in a suitcase, that is less than 50 pounds that you can check. And I love it. I got it when I was moving from one place to another, and I was renting an apartment in between, and it worked awesomely in the apartment. So for a good three months, it kept my business going. And it's wonderful. Fits in a, fits in a suitcase, it's got the rollers and everything, you can check it. And so if I go for a vacation, that's going to be a week or longer, I'm taking that thing with me. It's amazing. Doesn't mean that you can still, you know, record when the maid is in the room vacuuming or even -- Laya: Sure. Anne: -- outside the door. But it really, really works amazingly well with the 416, and George Whittam creates those. It's George Whittam and Rick, Rick Wasserman. So George creates a set of stacks, a stack for you to apply, and it just makes everything just beautiful sounding, just like you were at home in your own -- Laya: Really nice. Anne: Yeah. In your own booth. So that's my plug for the tri-booth, guys. Tribooth.com. Yeah. Laya: Very cool. There was some sort of a laptop, or maybe a smaller compact version I'd seen. Always curious about them. I haven't used them myself yet, but I've certainly considered an investment in a travel booth setup that could fit in my suitcase. So I'll definitely look into George's deal because he's got, you know, his ears are finely tuned for the good stuff. But for me right now, I've been able to just work with the resources in the room, which is always a toss-up. And like I was saying to my agents earlier this week, yes, I will be available for a directed session, but you never know what screaming kid, what slamming doors -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- what cleaning service is doing in the room at any given time. And you may be off time zones, et cetera, or your own schedule. So it's very hard to plan for that, but I think the 416 gets you there, and it sounds beautiful -- Anne: Oh yeah, absolutely. Laya: -- in kind of all of those makeshift ways, you know? So I take mine with me for sure. Anne: I, you know, I am going to, I just mentioned to you, I said, tri-booth. That's how they call it, the tri-booth, but if you want more information, it's tribooth.com and I'll have that link. And the cool thing about the tri-booth, just, just a notation is that you stand up in it, and that really, it gives you the freedom to like, just perform. Whereas before, when I used to huddle myself under, you know, under the comforter, under the -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- the ironing board and, you know, the pillow fort, sometimes it got really uncomfortable, you know? Laya: Sure. You contort yourself in these ways. Anne: At some point I was on my stomach, right? And I'm trying to like, you know, execute breathing when it's just not natural necessarily coming from that position. So the cool thing is that you can stand up, but it is something like if I were just going away for a weekend, like, and you didn't want to check any luggage that maybe not be your, I'll go back to that pillow fort slash ironing board, but any vacation, yeah -- Laya: Sure, traveling lightly. Anne: -- that I'm going for more than a few days, I'm bringing it because it's pretty amazing. So that's now my travel rig -- Laya: I love that. Anne: -- and trust me, I've tried it all. And I think any of you that want to consider travel rigs, or you're new to the industry, just do a Google search for travel VO booth, or travel rig voiceover, and you'll get all sorts of really fun ideas -- Laya: Very cool. Anne: -- that people use. Laya: What do you use -- I got to ask, what do you use to mount your 416 or your boom arm or your, uh, your tripod? I found a really cool hand -- it's almost, fits in the palm of your hand. It's a little tripod mic stand that fits the 416 mount perfectly. And it is tiny. It was $10 on Amazon. I can't believe -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- that I'm putting a 416 on a $10 stand, but for travel, it's been working for me. I might have to send you a link. Anne: You know what, BOSSes, we'll put the link in our notes on the webpage -- Laya: Oh, cool. Anne: -- because I also have something from Amazon that I have. It's like a fully contained, like, stand that you can put your phone on. You can flip your phone on -- Laya: Very cool. Anne: -- so you can read your, your scripts as well as the, put the 416 in. With the tri-booth, they actually have an arm that you can mount your 416 on. So it's built in there, comes with -- Laya: Very cool. Anne: -- yeah, it comes with it. So it's really cool. So we'll put all those links at the end on our page. So very cool. Laya: Now, Anne, I have another question for you when it comes to travel, if you are traveling and working, is it now a work trip? Is it a tax write-off? Is there anything we can do to massage that because you are working? You're doing some of that business negotiation and maybe meeting with clients? Anne: Absolutely. Laya: How does that work for you? Anne: Absolutely. It is. I mean, anything that I might have to purchase, you know, travel-wise equipment wise for working while I'm on the road, absolutely is a write-off. And any time that I might spend, if I'm happen to be in a specific area where I have to, I don't know, maybe I have to go into a studio, I've actually done that as well. Laya: Yeah. Anne: Sometimes I've gone to Vegas and chosen to go to some lovely studios there in Vegas that we all know and love, and that has been a write-off as well. So I believe whatever you can write off while you're working on vacation, absolutely do. Laya: Well, you made a great point there about booking studio time in the city that you're going. What a, win-win. Not only are you getting to experience a new studio, but you're giving that studio business -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- thus making the relationship between you as talent and showing them your level of professionalism or your performance, or what have you -- Anne: Absolutely. Laya: -- deepening a personal one-on-one relationship with that studio, that engineer, whoever it is on the other side, and creating a bond or making a new connection. Anne: Yeah. Laya: So you're winning with the client, with your project, with yourself, with your time, with your back crammed into a little hole. Anne: And you know, yeah. Laya: And you've got that awesome opportunity to, uh, yeah. Anne: You don't have to worry at that point about what your environment's going to be like. Is your audio going to be good? Is it, you know, you're gonna have to worry about the maid that's vacuuming -- Laya: Exactly. Anne: -- outside the door or -- Laya: No stress -- Anne: -- the air conditioning system that you have no control over that, you know, kicks on in the middle of it all. So yeah, there is always that. I think before you go on a trip, it's always a good idea to research area studios -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- and, you know, check them out to see what their availability and their services are, because maybe you'll need to SourceConnect or ipDTL to a studio while you're there. And, uh, you know, just kind of confirm all of those capabilities, introduce yourself. And it's always good, like you said, to, you know, make those connections. Laya: Yeah. You never know what those will turn into. So, uh, I have yet to find one where I'm going on my next destination, off to Maui next week. So I'll be off with my rig. Anne: I'm jealous. Laya: Before I go, I'm going to look into those, uh, those travel setups, because I think that would make life a lot easier. Anne: For sure. For sure. Wow. Good conversation, VO on the road. Two of us admitting that yeah, we take our rigs on the road all the time. Laya: I take it, I take it. Anne: And I aspire to go on that vacation where I say, no, I'm sorry, I'm on vacation, so you'll wait for me for when I come back. But that's cool. It's all good. As you mentioned, I mean, we love what we do. So I mean -- Laya: Exactly. Anne: -- if it's not going to take away every single moment of my vacation, I'm more than happy to bring it along and, you know, help fund fun things that we might do on vacation. Laya: Exactly. It helps pay for the vacation. If you think of it that way, that's the modern mindset approach. If you're flipping the script on that. Anne: And a write-off. Laya: Exactly. And how to apply it financially. Anne: There you go. Laya: So no matter how you VO on the road, think about these opportunities. I think, uh, you never know how it could play out in the best way for your business. Right? Anne: Absolutely. VO on the road. All right, Laya, another excellent conversation. Laya: Thanks, Anne. You too. Good one. Anne: You guys, if you are going on vacation, enjoy that vacation. If you've got a travel rig, take it. Don't use it too much. Make sure you're, you're going there and refreshing your creativity, but hey, don't miss up on those opportunities. And BOSSes, a big shout-out to our sponsor ipDTL that does allow us to connect even on vacation -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- and network like BOSSes. Find out more at ipdtl.com. You guys, have an amazing week. Have an amazing vacation, Laya, I'm jealous. Laya: Thank you, yes. Anne: Yeah. And we'll see you when you get back. Laya: All right. Anne: Bye-Bye. Laya: Bye-Bye. >> Join us next week for another edition of VO BOSS with your host Anne Ganguzza. And take your business to the next level. Sign up for our mailing list at voboss.com and receive exclusive content, industry revolutionizing tips and strategies, and new ways to rock your business like a BOSS. Redistribution with permission. Coast to coast connectivity via ipDTL.

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Welcome to episode 117 of Brews and Builds, featuring Fellow Host MrComboNumber5 and BigTuck. Guestcember still under way bring back the legend himself, Dana Roach, to walk into the deck parlor and see if MrCombo and BigTuck have a deck that will FIT his needs. The below is the criteria for the deck submitted to Dana: - Fits his play style - Fits his preferred colors - Fits a GAP currently in their collection From there either the deck will be said YES too. Or it will land on the heap that is ghosts of girlfriends past decks. www.cmdtower.com/bnbe117 You can also find us on twitter, YouTube, facebook, and reddit. You can also support the team by heading over to our Patreon, with 4 different reward tiers from discord access to getting your own playmat/sleeves anything really can help out. If you just want to pick up some CMDtower swag, head over to www.cmdtower.com/merch Facebook: CMDTower Twitter: - @mrcombonumber5 - @bigtucktweeting - @CMDtower - @_Tcoats - @danaroach Email: - cmdtower@gmail.com - mrcombonumber5@cmdtower.com - bigtuck@cmdtower.com - dearsquee@cmdtower.com Website: - www.cmdtower.com - www.patreon.com/cmdtower 

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Kevin Durant is on a tear and has the Nets on his back, but it's the surrounding role players who are impressing Verno and KOC the most. KOC gives props to the Nets front office for finding the pieces that fit next to KD (03:23). They get into how defending the 3-point shot is key in this era of the NBA (08:45). KOC is adamant that the 76ers should be patient with Ben Simmons and doesn't believe that he will sit out the entire year if he's not traded (18:41). They next discuss the issues going on in Portland and debate the best route for the franchise to turn it around (22:43). The guys were excited to see the Wizards' hot start to the season, but the magic seemed to run out as they dropped from first place in the East to seventh (31:37). They debate whether the Wiz's issues are completely tied to Bradley Beal. In looking around the association, the guys discuss Klay Thompson's return, the Grizzlies' success without Ja, and Zion Williamson's injury woes (47:10). Hosts: Chris Vernon and Kevin O'Connor Producer: Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pricing can kill your product, or make it soar. To start with, create pricing tiers and make pricing easy and convenient for your customers. Beyond that, the decisions are difficult, such as usage-based vs. predictable pricing. In this presentation we discuss the key principles of pricing and app or online service, showing the pros and cons of your choices.

The boys break down Bedlam and answer questions including where Spencer Lee fits on the GOAT college list. Send in user submissions to 515-509-5071 or FRLsubmissions@flosports.tv! Use promo code FLO at takedownshop.com for 20% off.

In This Episode, You Will Learn: Which specialty will best suit you and your personality. The personality traits and mindsets necessary for each specialty.   Resources + Links:   Connect with us on Instagram | @lifeinscrubspodcast   Follow along with our personal Instagram pages too!   Connect with Kristen on Instagram | @thenursekristen    Connect with Maddi on Instagram | @nurse.maddi   Show Notes: Have you ever wondered which nursing specialty is best for you? Today, our goal is to help you figure that out! From critical care all the way to non-bedside work, we're discussing which specialty matches you and your personality type! What are the qualities necessary for the different areas of nursing? Who works best with what, and why? We'll be considering both the strengths you should have and the weaknesses you should look out for, so you can pursue your healthcare dreams. There's a specialty for everyone, so let's find yours!   00:45 Finding the specialty best for your personality type. 02:25 What kind of personality fits med surg and telemetry? 05:50 What works best for ICU? 11:00 How about ER? How is it different from ICU? 17:05 What personality type suits OR? 21:25 What sort of person fits working hospice? 25:10 Who works best with pediatrics? 28:55 What about non-bedside work? 31:10 Will being a school nurse suit you? 33:30 The personality type that best matches psych. 36:00 Who is suited for wound nursing? 39:40 Where do you fit best?

To work from home or to work remotely? That's the question employers and employees will be grappling with in the coming weeks. But a new study by the Conference Board of Canada and Carleton University's Sprott School of Business suggests there's no one one-size-fits-all approach. Prof. Linda Duxbury tells us about the study.

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Modern astronomical cameras capture data in a format called a FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) file. FITS files cannot be opened by many common image processing programs. FITS Liberator 4 is a program that opens FITS files and saves them in a format the can be opened and manipulated by common image processing programs.    In this podcast, Robert Hurt (IPAC) talks about FITS files, the history of FITS Liberator, how you can use FITS Liberator 4 to create your own images and some sources of astronomical data.   Robert Hurt is an astronomer and visualization scientist working at IPAC, a science and data center for astrophysics and planetary science at Caltech. His primary work has been for NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, but a variety of other communications projects have spanned many other NASA missions across the spectrum including Kepler, WISE/NEOWISE, NuSTAR, GALEX, as well as other Caltech projects like LIGO. ​ While his principle interests have been in the visual side of science communications, he has also been involved with many other aspects of the science visualization community including the development of metadata standards for astrophysics outreach, including the AstroPix image site. He has also produced various video projects and podcasts spanning many topics in astronomy.   Bio: Rob Sparks is in the Communications, Education and Engagement group at NSF's NOIRLab.   Links: FITS Liberator 4 annoucement: https://noirlab.edu/public/blog/noirlab-pretty-pictures/ FITS Liberator 4 download: https://noirlab.edu/public/products/fitsliberator/ Coloring the Universe podcast: https://cosmoquest.org/x/365daysofastronomy/2015/12/12/dec-12th-coloring-the-universe/ MAST Archives at Space Telescope Science Institute: https://archive.stsci.edu/ NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive: https://irsa.ipac.caltech.edu/frontpage/ NOIRLab social media channels can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/NOIRLabAstro https://twitter.com/NOIRLabAstro https://www.instagram.com/noirlabastro/ https://www.youtube.com/noirlabastro   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs.  Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too!  Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://www.redbubble.com/people/CosmoQuestX/shop for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations.  Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) ------------------------------------ The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by the Planetary Science Institute. http://www.psi.edu Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

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Gary Sinise is on the line at the top of Part 2, and Adam talks with him about the enjoyment of watching Gary's band perform multiple times. Gary also talks about his charity work, including taking kids to Disneyland every year. From there, the gang asks Gary to discuss his experiences working on Forrest Gump and Apollo 13. Before heading out, Gary explains how his interests shifted after 9/11, and his lifelong mission to help veterans. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about the nation's rise in homicides, the ‘Live in Front of a Studio Audience' tapings, Tom Brady's latest accolades, $1 million Super Bowl Suites at SoFi, Henry Winkler's memorabilia auction, and a kid who solves Rubik's Cubes on a unicycle. Please support today's sponsors! Edmunds.com UE.com/FITS enter ADAM SimpliSafe.com/ADAM Lifelock.com enter ADAM TRICOCatsAndDogs.com Geico.com

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Hour 4 - Seth and Sean break down what Nick Caserio had to say about his strategy with personnel moving into next season, discuss the top MLB free agents and where they'd fit best, their listener Toni scripts the Reid-Culley conflict, and they react to some breaking news regarding LB Zach Cunningham. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Norman is in studio at the top of Part 2, and the guys talk about kids who spend too much time on their hair, ‘secondary sniff', and America's progress on weed. They also discuss money becoming invisible and vax mandates at performance venues. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about Andy Dick's latest arrest, YouTube no longer publicly showing ‘dislikes', big movie items going up for auction, Sam Adam's ‘Space Craft' beer, a Portuguese law banning employers from contacting employees after work hours, ‘ethical non-monogomy', and a guy who paid off student loans by eating for free at Six Flags for seven years. Please support today's sponsors: UE.com/Fits enter ADAM SimpliSafe.com/ADAM TRICOCatsAndDogs.com LiveXLive.com/ADAMCAROLLA Geico.com

As today's podcast opens, Adam talks to Bryan and Gina about how COVID has warped our sense of danger and fear, applying it to a scenario from the Kyle Rittenhouse shooting. The guys talk a bit more about the current trial, and then take a listener call about giving Gina a raise. Later, John Phillips, attorney to ‘Tiger King' Joe Exotic, talks about Joe's life in prison since the first docuseries aired. Before the break, the guys ask John for his thoughts on Travis Scott, Kyle Rittenhouse, and the people involved in the Tiger King scandal. Please support today's sponsors: UE.com/Fits enter ADAM SimpliSafe.com/ADAM TRICOCatsAndDogs.com LiveXLive.com/ADAMCAROLLA Geico.com

His name is Michael Rapaport aka The Gringo Mandingo aka The Jake LaMotta of Podcasting aka Mr. NY aka Mr. 212 aka The King of Cashmere & he's here with The Young Shooter aka Deuce aka Mr. Brazil and they're to discuss: Michael coming to Los Angeles & Dean's dissappointment, being in Chappelle's Show Pilot, Shooter's Commercial, Michael going to SF & NYC for shows and if Shooter will join to shoot, Ketamine drips, Dingo's Cashmere Collection, LeBron vs. Squid Game, getting cancelled and reverse racism, Dean Movie Reviews & a whole lotta mo'! This episode is not to be missed! Thanks Territory Foods. To save $75 across your first three orders, plus free shipping, go to territoryfoods.com and use the promo code CHAMP. Stand Up Comedy Tickets on sale at: MichaelRapaportComedy.com For all things sports wagering use MyBookie.AG with Promo Code: DINGO If you are interested in MLB, NBA, NFL & UFC Picks/Parlays Follow @TheCaptainPicks on Instagram & subscribe to packages at www.CaptainPicks.com www.dbpodcasts.com   Produced by DBPodcasts.com Follow @dbpodcasts, @iamrapaport, @michaelrapaport on TikTok, Twitter & Instagram Music by Jansport J (Follow @JansportJ) www.JansportJMusic.com