Podcasts about Flipp

Keith Roth from SiriusXM Hair Nation/Ozzy's Boneyard and the band The Dictators joins to talk about his new record "The Law Of Diminished Returns" along with Pizza, KISS, Sports, FLIPP, Monsters Of Rock Cruise and much more.Dating Tips With Porn Stars returns with Trans performers Nikki Vicious & Michelle Danielle.I open the show with news about the KISS Vegas thing and the prices then proceed to bitch about soccer because of boobs.....https://www.dekoentertainment.com/inthesquare/keith-rothPATREON - https://www.patreron.com/realizzypresley WEBSITE - https://www.izzypresley.comIzzy's linkshttps://www.lasvegasguitartradeshow.comhttps://www.sotastick.com                                                                                           https://vintageguitarsrus.com                                                                                     https://www.beeteramplification.com                                                                        https://www.thesmokinkills.com                                                                                  https://www.7thavenuepizza.com                                                                                https://www.lockecustomguitars.com                                                                       https://valkenburgusa.com https://www.monstersofrockcruise.comCAMEO https://www.cameo.com/realizzypresley Donate: CashApp - $izzypresley Venmo - @realizzypresley PayPal - izzypresley@yahoo.com

Nu är det här: Assassin's Creed Shadows. En av spelvårens mest omtalade releaser. Pc-spelarna ger tummen upp och det tekniska är en snackis. Vi ger er allt om Shadows! Mario slår ut Geralt i hjälteduellen - Skandal! Dessutom: bästa God of War, HOMM Olden era, Fanboys, Tall/Gran och mycket mer. Kom och häng med oss!

Göteborg Film Festival invigs med världspremiär av Eirik Svenssons Före mörkret som bygger på en sann historia som ägde rum på Läkare utan gränsers fältsjukhus i Centralafrikanska republiken. Möt regissören i ett samtal direkt från filmfestivalen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Det är på julafton 2013. Inbördeskriget rasar och Bangui är uppdelat i en muslimsk och en kristen del. Plötsligt befinner sig en desperat man på kliniken i den kristna delen där hjälparbetare kämpar för att rädda liv. Han är muslim, förföljd och svävar i livsfara. Utanför står en aggressiv milis som kräver att mannen lämnas ut, och klinikens säkerhetsansvariga Linn ställs inför moraliska dilemman. Regissören Eirik Svensson berättar mer om filmen i P1 Kultur.”BABYGIRL” – NICOLE KIDMAN ÄR OTROGEN MED PRAKTIKANTENBioaktuella ”Babygirl” är ett erotiskt drama där en framgångsrik affärskvinna (Nicole Kidman) med man (Antonio Banderas) och två barn, inleder en förbjuden relation med en ung manlig praktikant (Harris Dickinson). Flipp eller flopp? Hör filmkritikerna Wanda Bendjelloul (Dagens Nyheter) och Jenny Teleman (Sveriges Radio).TOMAS ALFREDSON TAR SIG AN INGMAR BERGMANS OTROHETSDRAMA ”TROLÖSA”Ingmar Bergmans passionsdrama "Trolösa" filmatiserades av Liv Ullman år 2000. Nu kommer en tv-serie utifrån samma berättelse. Tomas Alfredsson har regisserat triangeldramat mellan de två bästa vännerna Markus och David. Och Marianne, Markus fru. P1 Kulturs Björn Jansson har träffat Tomas Alfredsson.JESSE EISENBERG OM HYLLADE ”A REAL PAIN””A Real Pain” är en film om två omaka kusiner på jakt efter sitt ursprung i förintelsens spår. Jesse Eisenberg, har skrivit, regisserat och gör också en av huvudrollerna. I den andra ser vi Kieran Culkin (”Succession”), som blivit Oscarsnominerad för sin insats. P1 Kulturs filmreporter Björn Jansson ringde upp Jesse Eisenberg. Och hör vår filmkritiker Nina Asarnoj berätta varför det här är en årets filmiska höjdpunkter.KLASSIKERN: ”MAUS” AV ART SPIEGELMAN”Maus” är en amerikansk Pulitzerprisbelönad serieroman från 1980-talet. Fredrik Wadström berättar om Art Spiegelmans berättelse om Förintelsen, där judarna är möss och nazisterna katter.Programledare: Lisa BergströmProducent: Henrik Arvidsson

Maureen checks in to talk about Christmas and stage fright / A glorious kid day for Humble / The New York insurance killing / No tin, no bark / Flipp is fabulous / Nick I-ee-knees from Fusioncorp Developments / The staggering cost of a mortgage / Dan Duran the anchorman Humble and Fred is proudly brought to you by Bodog, Kelseys Original Roadhouse, The Chambers Plan, The Retirement Sherpa Tim Niblett

Does it seem a little too coincidental that you see ads for something you just talked about with your friends? We're joined by Haider Sarmad, Executive Director at 247 Labs – a web and app development studio – about whether smart assistants like Alexa and Google are really listening (and what to do about it)Whether it's your weekly grocery haul or gadget gifts you'll be purchasing on Black Friday, why spend more than you need to? Save money with the free Flipp app, as we'll hear from Micheal Silverman, CEO of the companySpeaking of Black Friday, we're going to be marketed to by small businesses this holiday season. What works and what doesn't? We'll talk email marketing with Amanda Parker, Director of Growth at Constant ContactThank you to Intel, Visa, and Western Digital

Hvordan prepper du for kjøp av din første bolig, eller om du skal selge der du bor og kjøpe noe nytt? Boligflipper og ekspert Emilie Willock Frøyland deler sine tips om hvordan økomomien, for visningen, budrunden og oppussingen. Hvordan kan du forberede deg best mulig for å kjøpe bolig? Hva skal til for å få en ekstra god deal? Og hva er de beste preppetipsene om du skal selge boligen din samtidig?Vi snakker med Emilie Willock Frøyland, kjent fra TV-serien Flipp med Emilie og podcasten Levels. Vi er blant annet innom:Økonomisk prepp: slik sparer du opp egenkapitalSlik girer du med lån og overgangsøkonomiHva ser du etter på Finn.no og prospekteneOm oppussing og prisvekstHvordan preppe for egen visningTips til budrundenOm forhandlinger og markedetFølg Norsk Prepp i sosiale medier:TikTokInstagramFacebookLinkedInStøtt oss på Patreon og få bonusepisoder og ekstramateriale:Norsk Prepp på PatreonNext Level Preworkout:Les om kosttilskuddene Next Level fra Odic NutritionServebolt:Les om vår samarbeidspartner ServeboltOm musikken i episoden:Musikk fra Norwegian GiantsKontakt oss:Mer info om oss finner du på Norskprepp.no

EXCLU PODCAST – Aujourd'hui, autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot : Barbara Lefebvre, Etienne Liebig et Bruno Pomart.

Guide til turbrennere – med Arne T. HamarslandHvilken turbrenner skal du velge? Gass, bensin, toppmontert, med eller uten slange, med eller uten forvarming og skal den brukes kun som sommeren eller trenger du noe som også virker i kuldegrader?Valg av turbrenner kan være vanskelig. Prisene varierer fra noen hundrelapper til noen tusenlapper. Sistnevnte kjøper man gjerne for at de skal vare lenge, og da ønsker man å velge riktig. I denne episoden tapper vi vår faste tester, Arne T. Hamarsland, for alt han vet om turbrennere.Hør hele episoden med tips til turbernnere her:SpotifyPodkaster for iPhoneAlt om turbrennereI løpet av episoden er vi innom alt fra ulike typer brennere, ulike typer drivstoff, effekt, ulike brennerhode, brennere som kan brukes med snudd gassboks for økt effekt vinterstid, du får svar på hvorfor effekten avtar når innholdet i gassboksen minker og mye mer.Les mer om turbrennereI Villmarksliv nr. 7/2024 (digitalt på Flipp.no) kan du også lese en guide til turbrennere om du ikke får svar på alt du lurer på i denne episoden. I tillegg finner du en test av turbrennere i Villmarksliv nr. 4/2024. Den kan du også lese på Flipp.no. Er du abonnent, leser du den testen gratis på Flipp.no/solo.HØR OGSÅ: 21 smarte tips til fjellturenLev livet villere!Følg oss gjerne på Facebook!Støtt gjerne Podkasten Villmarksliv ved å abonner på Villmarksliv, Jakt eller Alt om fiske.Få unikt innhold: Meld deg på vårt nyhetsbrev med innhold fra Villmarksliv, Alt om Fiske og Jakt! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Test av åtte turbrennereHvilken turbrenner bør du velge? En som kun går på gass eller en såkalt multifuelbrenner, som kan drives av både gass og flytende drivstoff?Tidligere i år testet Arne T. Hamarsland åtte turbrennere for bladet Villmarksliv. Han testet fire gassbrennere og fire multifuelbrennere. I denne episoden forklarer Hamarsland ulike og bruksområder til de ulike turbrennerne, han forteller om hvordan testen blir gjennomført og du får tips til hva du bør se etter når du skal kjøpe deg turbrenner.Hør hele episoden med testen av turbernnere her:SpotifyPodkaster for iPhoneVirvelbrenner eller stillebrenner?Hva er egentlig forskjellen på en virvelbrenner og en stillebrenner? Disse to begrepene dukker ofte opp når man skal kjøpe turbrennere. Svaret er at de blander gass og luft på en ulik måte.Gass eller flytende drivstoffDu får også høre mer om gass vs. flytende drivstoff, du får høre litt mer om det er best med stort eller lite brenner hode og du får tips til hva du bør se etter når du skal kjøpe deg ny turbrenner. Disse turbrennerne er testetI testen, som du kan lese Villmarksliv nr. 4/2024 (Digitalt på Flipp.no) har følgende brennere blitt testet: Soto Fusion Trek Gassbrenner, Rast Frittstående Gassbrenner 3500 Watt, Urberg Rogen Expedition, Primus Primetech Stove Set 1,3 L, Optimus Polaris Optifuel Tactical, Primus Omnilite TI, Koeva Booster +1 og Stoto Stormbreaker. HØR OGSÅ: 21 smarte tips til fjellturenLev livet villere!Følg oss gjerne på Facebook!Støtt gjerne Podkasten Villmarksliv ved å abonner på Villmarksliv, Jakt eller Alt om fiske.Få unikt innhold: Meld deg på vårt nyhetsbrev med innhold fra Villmarksliv, Alt om Fiske og Jakt! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dette er Norges beste ørretsluk Villmarksliv har igjen kåret Norges beste ørretsluk.Norges beste ørretsluk er igjen kåret i regi av Villmarksliv og vårt testpanel, som består av drøyt 20 ivrige testfiskere. Tema i årets test er «nyheter». I denne sammenheng betyr «nyheter» både faktiske nyheter og sluker vi tidligere ikke har testet.Hør «Norges beste ørretsluk 2024» her:SpotifyPodkaster for iPhoneNorges største test av slukerTotalt er det 16 ulike sluker som har blitt testet i årets test. Selve testfiskingen ble gjennomført i 2023 sesongen. Selve testen gjøre av et panel bestående av over 30 ivrige sportsfiskere. Totalt fikk vi tilbake godkjent resultat fra 22 testfiskere. Testfiskerne noterer antall napp, antall ørret over/under 500 gram og antall andre arter.Tett i toppenDet ligger flere tusen kast bak hver sluk, men til tross for dette var det i år svært tett i toppen. I denne episoden får du høre Dag Kjelsaas vurdering av slukene som har deltatt i testen – og du får også med noen gode tips på veien.Er du abonnent på Villmarksliv kan du lese testen på Flipp gratis – alle andre kan kjøpe tilgang til testen på Flipp.no.HØR OGSÅ: Norges beste spinner - stor test av spinnereLev livet villere!Følg oss gjerne på Facebook!Støtt gjerne Podkasten Villmarksliv ved å abonner på Villmarksliv, Jakt eller Alt om fiske. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Flippin fills in for Frank Morano! He starts the show wrapping up Independence Day and talks about alien encounters. He is joined by Chris Rutkowski, an author and professor at the University of Manitoba who has written about investigations and research on UFOs. They discuss UFO popularity in recent years, significant incidents and much more. James starts the next hour talking with Dan Falato, an award-winning executive producer, writer and performer. They talk about Dan's experience working with personalities like Artie Lange, Stephen A. Smith, and Cubs player Mark Grace. He is later joined by Ricky Gold, the Founder and CEO of Juice Reel, a sports betting analytics app. They talk about gambling and the future of betting on sports. James starts the third hour discussing sending funds to nations engaged in war such as Ukraine and Israel. He also discusses the contentious debate of hot vs cold weather. James wraps up the show talking with political consultant, author and radio host, Roger Stone. They discuss the JFK assasination. He later talks with former youtuber Risky Chrisky who was banned off the platform after doing investigations into the 2017 Las Vegas Shooting.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One key aspect of excelling in any field is the discipline to focus on one thing and be exceptional at it. It is important to acknowledge the inevitable gap between our knowledge and being entirely right when making decisions. Striking the right balance between confidence and self-assurance is crucial in navigating this uncertainty.   Jess Dewell engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with Michael Silverman, the CEO of Flipp. They delved into the crucial role of embracing change within the business landscape. Michael emphasized how this adaptive approach allows technology, customer needs, and team knowledge to harmonize, propelling the company's growth. Their conversation discussed the significance of setting clear priorities, continuous learning, and identifying key business prioritization areas.   Moreover, the discussion went deeper into the frameworks and leadership styles that form the bedrock of Flipp's adaptive strategy, shedding light on the innovative approaches driving the company's success.   —-----------------   If you want to identify business bottlenecks, the necessary skills, the initial actions to take, the expected milestones, and the priorities for achieving growth, try the "Growth Framework Reset" approach. This will help you keep learning and growing while working strategically on your business. -------------------- You can get in touch with Jess Dewell on Twitter,  LinkedIn or Red Direction website.

Host of ‘How to Money' Joel Larsgaard joins Amy to talk about going in debt for Disney, open-jaw fights potentially helping you save big money on a longer flight, and shopping at more stores to save money.

Brynn Arens from the band FLIPP returns to the show along with author John Michalski who wrote the book "FLIPP: THANKS FOR HAVING US!" about, you guessed it, FLIPP. Co-hosted by my good friend Keith Roth (Sirius XM Hair Nation/Ozzy's Boneyard) & the band The Dictators.https://rocksteadyrecords.bandcamp.com/merch/flipp-thanks-for-having-us-by-john-michalski https://www.monstersofrockcruise.com https://www.themountainusa.com http://www.metalblade.com/museum http://www.cruisetotheedge.comIzzy's linkshttps://www.sotastick.comhttps://vintageguitarsrus.comhttps://www.beeteramplification.comhttps://www.thesmokinkills.comhttps://www.7thavenuepizza.comCAMEO https://www.cameo.com/realizzypresleyDonate: CashApp - $izzypresley Venmo - @realizzypresley PayPal - izzypresley@yahoo.com

Une chronique de Laurent Lafourcade

I veckans avsnitt diskuteras Bravida-debaclet, Feds ännu orörda ränta, rapportfloden och ett robotbolag med uppsida. I slutet av avsnittet följer en betald vd-intervju med AlzeCure Pharma.

Kii Arens joins us to promote is upcoming amazing rock poster Art-A-Whirl show in Northeast Minneapolis on May 17th. He also picks some righteous tunes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/brian-oake-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Her har dere en enestående gründer historie. Knut, Ulf og gjengen i Sequoia er en sammensatt gjeng av dyktige fagfolk.  Knut startet med leiligheter og loft utvikling ved siden av jobb og som etterhvert ble fulltidsjobben. De fokuserer på bærekraft og leverer i et eget segment på kvalitet.  Hva er nøkkelen for å bli stor og hva har Knut gjort for å komme dit. Kontakt med Knut https://www.sequoia.no/teamet/knut-o-klokk/ ———   Hogia - Din hyresvärd Skapa ett gratis testkonto här: https://link.hogia.se/Eqou2Y _____ Sponsor 2: IMVIK AS - Nybygg & renovasjon i Oslo. Kontor & bolig Mail: Frank@imvik.no Telefon: +47 968 08 080 -• Kontakta Fastighetsprinsen   Instagram: @fastighetsprinsen: https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=10wehanqfqq7n&utm_content=l1clrcq   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.oberghallin   LinkedIn:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-hallin-7b35a18b   Mail: hkh@fastighetsprinsen.com Hemsida: www.Fastighetsprinsen.com Telefon: +47 4832 8587     Podcast eiendom fastigheter investera ekonomiskfrihet økonomiskfrihet Bygga hus Bolig utveckling utvikkling bærekraft

Spice Girls, song writing lessons, subliminal messages, oh... and a discussion about the Flipp book "Thanks For Having Us!" with John Michalski and Brynn Arens.

Apple har lanserat en ny supergadget som sägs ändra sättet vi människor kommunicerar mellan varandra och tar del av underhållning. Det finns starka visioner kring headsetet som levererar spatial computing, samtidigt som det har väckt kritik. Frågan är om teknikjättens senaste satsning kommer att bli ett måste i våra digitaliserade liv. Gäst: Nicklas Hermansson, chefredaktör på NomoFomo och AI-krönikör på Aftonbladet. Programledare och producent: Ellen Lundström. Klipp i avsnittet från Bloomberg, NBC News och Apple. Kontakt: podcast@aftonbladet.se

In this episode, Doug chats with Janette Martin, a Credit Counsellor at Hoyes Michalos. Janette shares her tips on saving money while grocery shopping, focusing on the Flipp app. They discuss using the app to review online flyers, price matching across various stores, the checkout process, potential savings and time commitments. They also touch on the pros and cons of using the app for smarter shopping.  Additionally, Janette also explains the rebate app Checkout 51.  Enjoy! Related Links:  Flipp: https://flipp.com/  Checkout 51: https://www.checkout51.com/  Jannette Martin: https://www.hoyes.com/about-hoyes-michalos/bankruptcy-trustees/janette-martin/ 

EXCLU PODCAST – En plein milieu de l'Atlantique Nord, le vol de nuit emmenant Mourad à Miami ne s'est pas très bien passé…

It's Thanksgiving and we've got so much to be thankful for. We kick off the episode with some shocking stats that show just how privileged we all are to be seeking financial independence in the first place. Stats across the world such as Average income Average net worth Average daily spending How many people own a car Most of our audience makes more in a week than some of the world makes in a year. We're incredibly thankful for the opportunities we've been given to chase after. We were fortunate enough to be born into a country where we have a stable stock market, we have financing for homes, and we have countless income-generating opportunities. We also try to help the audience score some deals this holiday season...it wouldn't be a FI Show episode without some actionable tips. Check the Flipp app to see who's offering deals like a free turkey. Set up an Ibotta account for a free Thanksgiving meal. Set alerts on Slickdeals so that you don't miss out on any Black Friday opportunities. There's even a tip in the episode to avoid overeating during the big feast. We round out the episode by listing out a few things we're thankful for that felt relevant to the show. One thing Justin mentioned was being thankful for being financially prepared for any situation. This is highlighted because he may be getting laid off next week... So definitely come back for those updates. The FI Show is so thankful for everyone who has taken time out of their day to give us a listen. We hope we've helped in some little way along your journey. If so, we hope you can share this episode with a friend! Join the Community We'd love to hear your comments and questions about this week's episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab the Ultimate FI Spreadsheet Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here

Vi har hatt TV-premiere på "Flipp med Emilie"! Vi snakker om premiere, responsen samt ukas tema: janteloven. Er det virkelig slik at janteloven enda lever i beste velgående eller er det kun en myte. Vi deler egne erfaringer og snakker om å gjøre valg som er litt utenfor boksen. 

Miqdad Jaffer brings a background in engineering to his role as director of product for digital marketplace platform Shopify. Users might recognize the commerce platform as one that enables a fast and secure online checkout experience. On the merchant side, Shopify enables business owners to set up e-commerce sites where they can list and sell their products.  Using generative AI, the platform also now offers merchants the ability to complete administrative tasks much more quickly, including writing product descriptions and customizing their sites. As Miqdad explains, a key to enhancing Shopify's offerings with generative AI technology is ensuring that users always remain in control. He shares Shopify's approach to doing this while incorporating cutting-edge tools to help entrepreneurs start, operate, and grow their businesses more efficiently. Read the episode transcript here. Guest bio: Miqdad Jaffer is the director of product for Shopify, where he is responsible for the oversight and development of the company's AI-powered offerings. He joined the company in 2018 and has overseen the launch of Shopify Magic, its suite of AI-powered tools, and Shop.AI, an AI-powered shopping assistant. Before joining Shopify, Jaffer was the director of product management for the mobile consumer marketplace app Flipp. He has more than 15 years of product development and oversight experience. Me, Myself, and AI is a collaborative podcast from MIT Sloan Management Review and Boston Consulting Group and is hosted by Sam Ransbotham and Shervin Khodabandeh. Our engineer is David Lishansky, and the coordinating producers are Allison Ryder and Sophie Rüdinger. Stay in touch with us by joining our LinkedIn group, AI for Leaders at mitsmr.com/AIforLeaders or by following Me, Myself, and AI on LinkedIn. We encourage you to rate and review our show. Your comments may be used in Me, Myself, and AI materials.

How to Close $50 Million in Sales: Secrets from The Wishly Group - Aneesh Lal In this groundbreaking podcast series, we're joined by none other than Aneesh Lal, a renowned expert in the world of sales. Aneesh has an impressive track record, having spent the last 17+ years closing over $50 million in high-ticket B2B sales for industry giants like Pinterest, Coca-Cola, The Weather Network, and Flipp. Today, he's the driving force behind The Wishly Group, an agency dedicated to helping SMB and Mid-Market companies build modern-day revenue engines. Aneesh's areas of expertise cover everything from sales coaching and social media marketing to community operations. He's on a mission to share the invaluable insights, strategies, and secrets that have propelled him and his clients to incredible success. Join us in each episode as Aneesh Lal and a lineup of industry-leading guests, including business moguls and sales wizards, uncover the keys to sales success. Whether you're a seasoned sales professional, a budding entrepreneur, or simply looking to elevate your business game, this podcast is your ultimate resource. Tune in as we explore the dynamic world of sales, learn from real-world success stories, and gather practical tips that you can immediately apply to your business endeavors. Sales may be a tough nut to crack, but with Aneesh and his expert guests by your side, you'll be on your way to closing deals like never before.

Plan grocery shopping once a week and order online to keep costs down. Use apps like Flipp to track sales and buy in bulk. Simplicity in meals: Be okay with simplicity in meals, like breakfast for dinner or snacks on a plate, to avoid fast food and expensive takeout. Flipp app: https://flipp.com/ HelloFresh: https://www.hellofresh.ca/ Hagens salad dressing: http://www.hagensdressing.com/ Grocery Challenge (starts Sept 18th) Sign up: www.lindsayplumb.com/backtoschoolgrocerychallenge

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Employee Assistance Programs, when done correctly, can help you support your employee's health and wellbeing.Bill Banham's guest this time is Dr. Jonas Eyford, CEO at Recharge Wellness, a company offering custom wellness programs for organizations across Canada. The firm provides an employee support service (to enhance or replace an EFAP), on-site clinics, and wellness webinars.In late 2022, Jonas and his team made a major upgrade by launching a disruptive EAP which, he says, is "set out to fracture the stale reality of poor engagement with a wholly different approach to EAPs & mental health."Questions for Jonas include: In terms of mental and physical health,  how much harm did the pandemic do to the wellbeing of today's employees? Tell us about the new Employee Assistance Programme from your team and why it's unique. What HR processes need to be in place to support EAPs? What about HR leaders? Do they get enough support?Why is the use of mental health benefits consistently lower in older generations? Does the EAP industry need disruption? If so, why?More About JonasJonas is a chiropractor and consultant living in Toronto. He is passionate about transformation, exploring the challenges of behavior change through physical and psychosocial means.He founded Recharge Wellness in 2013. Clients include Loblaw Digital, Flipp, Top Hat, Wave HQ, Loopio, CGI, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Clio, Architech, Soho VFX, League, Universe, Invesco, Vena Solutions, and Supreme Cannabis.We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared by our guests and sponsors are entirely independent of The HR Gazette, HRchat Podcast and Iceni Media Inc.   

Follow Rich: richontech.tvRich talked about some of his favorite apps for iOS and Android. They include Email Me, Boomerang, Pocket, Google Photos, Microsoft To Do, My Mind, All Trails, Artifact, Award Wallet, Backdrops, Splice, What3Words, Day One, Fig, Flighty, Flipp, Gemini, iExit and Meteor.Elin from LA called to say her mom sold a computer at a garage sale and forgot to log out of her accounts.Netflix beings its password sharing crackdown.Daniel Rubino of Windows Central joined to talk about Microsoft's announcements at their Build Conference.Amazon has a new Fire Max 11, their most powerful tablet yet.Neon called in to ask about using an Echo for asking questions and YouTube.Pauli Anne called in to say her iPhone isn't turning on. Rich recommended a force reset.Common Sense Media founder and CEO Jim Steyer talks about the impact of social media on teens.Jan called in to ask why when she was installing apps off the web on her Surface they were installing on her phone. Rich said she needs to install from the Microsoft Store.Rich and his son Parker talk about Final Cut Pro on the iPad.The Max streaming service launched this week. HBO Max subscribers will get access and keep their plans and pricing for a minimum of 6 months.Peloton is changing up pricing and features for app users. Basically, if you like hardware based classes, like running on a treadmill or cycling, you'll have to pay more for unlimited classes after December 5.John Faulkner of Clean Fleet Report joined to talk about Vinfast and the Ford/Tesla deal.Rich explained how the BBB Scam Tracker website can help you research scams before they happen to you.Show Wiki PageSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Researchers at Oregon State University recently published a study showing that the use of a metal bar placed at a certain height on a commercial fishing vessel can significantly reduce repetitive motion injuries sustained by deckhands during the Dungeness crabbing season. It's one example of how the Fishermen Led Injury Prevention Program, which was launched at OSU nearly a decade ago, is helping fishermen reduce injuries in an industry where hazards abound, from falls on a slippery deck to vessel disasters on the high seas. After hearing from fishermen that first aid training needs to be relevant for their industry, FLIPP partnered with Oregon Sea Grant to develop a first aid training course that is being taught to fishing crews in Oregon, and has now expanded to training sessions in Washington and California. Laurel Kincl is an associate professor of environmental and occupational health at Oregon State University, and Poggy Lapham is a commercial fisherman based in Newport. They join us to talk about efforts to make fisheries in Oregon and the West Coast safer through the work of FLIPP.

Boosting your "Food IQ", beating inflation, and recipe testing fast and flavourful favourites. Mary and Matt, the Kitchen Confession creators, discuss what's inspiring their culinary adventures this winter. Plus, Mary serves up an amuse-bouche for Season 3 of her AMI-tv docuseries "Dish with Mary."

Block199.io Interview For our very first guest podcast, Rantum spoke with ElBarto_crypto  a Dune wizard and crypto data scientist, working on research at Block119.io. Recently, he's researched and published on topics like NFT Hodler segmentation, airdrops, and NFT wash trading.  How to check if a collection is made of hodlers or flippers Check wash trading volume for collections & platforms What tools el_barto uses to use to analyze collections What topics he plans to research next   Rough Transcript   [00:00:00] Rantum: All right. Uh, here we are. I, this is ran. Andrew, here I am with our very first guest. We've talked about this on the, if you've listened for a little while, we've talked about this on the intro for a long time, that we would have guests, we've, uh, yet to actually do that and. Well, that's up until today. Uh, we've had, uh, we have a data sign, another data scientist joining us today. [00:01:06] He actually reached out his Alberto Crypto as he goes by on Twitter. On Twitter. He reached out, uh, and asked to, to be a guest on the podcast. And, you know, I, I felt like we really needed to, to actually do it. So here we are. Welcome to the show, El Baro Crypto . [00:01:24] Elbarto Crypto: Gne. Well, thanks for having me. I've realized in life if you just asked people enough, they either get sick of you or they let you do something. [00:01:30] So in this case, I'm glad to be the latter. [00:01:33] Rantum: Yeah, yeah. Really excited to actually do this. You know, it's a good needy, you know, little instigator to, to make it happen. . Perfect. I love it. So tell me a little bit about yourself. How'd you get where you are? How'd you get into crypto? [00:01:48] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah, so I am actually a data scientist by trade. [00:01:51] I worked in marketing analytics for probably a little longer than a decade, doing everything from segmentation, machine learning just writing basic SQL queries. Got to spend a lot of time doing customer analytics for very large brands, uh, in the marketing space and. Sort of caught the Bitcoin bug in like end of 2014 ish and you couldn't do really anything at that point. [00:02:17] You could just send Bitcoin to each other and that was, that was fun. . And then yeah, Ethereum ICO came. Um, once again, people still just, you know, sending Ether around, maybe trading on XX Ether Delta, these crazy, um, underground exchanges. Uh, but once for, for a while, you know, really the only thing you could do is, is not get caught up in a scam or an ICO scam. [00:02:39] And then, uh, right around 2019, I believe it was, um, dune Analytics launched and that was like sort of. . That was sort of like the great equalizer for data scientists because now all of a sudden you have this platform that you could tap into to query the blockchain, you know, for free, honestly. And that was like the, the most beautiful thing. [00:02:58] You could just easily share careers with people, share dashboards with people. Then this Analytics community, sort of, joined around that. And then other products like SEN launched, um, flip side crypto, a lot of these, you know, data open blockchain on, on BigQuery. And so now all of a sudden you, you know, you didn't have to worry about data engineering running your own validator, running your own node. [00:03:18] You could just. Query data and you build, you know, beautiful data sets. And, uh, I think a lot of things like in the marketing analytics background, definitely applied to crypto just in terms of, you know, user retention who's actually using products, machine learning, things like that. So yeah, absolutely. [00:03:34] It's been a very natural transition to, uh, to analyzing data. And now, uh, now. It's gotten crazy. analyze a lot of data on Yeah. Yeah. , it's, it's a lot of fun though. Meet a lot of the people like yourself. So, yeah, [00:03:46] Rantum: similar background. I was, I did a lot in, in e-commerce, analytics, marketing, uh, for this and, you know, fem way into crypto. [00:03:53] And, and it's, it's, it's really exciting having access to all of the, the data as opposed to, you know, just what the, uh, the one company that you're working with, uh, provides. Right. [00:04:03] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah. I mean, that's such a good. Like I, I think people don't realize like how special this data set is if you go work for you know, like a big enterprise company, even as a data scientist, like, well one, like you probably don't get access to data right away. [00:04:17] You probably have to get approved. You have to, you know, build the trust of people to start analyzing data. Um, here from day one, you know, it's, it's open right here. You can even, I think Google BigQuery even gives you $300 free. Uh, so you can just tap in immediately and. Securing data. It's really, uh, it's really amazing. [00:04:35] Rantum: Yeah. Yeah. How did you. , what was, what did you get started with when you started on Dune? I mean, you saw that it was available, there's free data. What, what were the first projects that you got interested [00:04:46] Elbarto Crypto: in? Yeah, so the first thing was just really looking at like what, who's using, uh, who's using the platform? [00:04:52] And as many, many people know, my dog who's in the background, he's, uh, he's, he's running from farm to farm is what he's doing. Uh, many people, uh, I think at first it was just creating, you know, The raw blockchain data itself to really like, understand what's going on. I think, I think one of the biggest problems people face is there is this open data set, but immediately they, um, get inundated with these, uh, very specific contract calls and they have to, um, decode data and all of a sudden you're dealing with OS and hashes. [00:05:25] And I think at first people get really like overwhelmed. And I remember looking. , um, dune for the first time and just seeing all these contract abstractions, like, I think it, it must have started with Ave back then, but just thinking like, what is going on here? Like how this is, this seems impossible. So I think it definitely takes a lot of patience, but at first it was just, you know, how many people are using the Ethereum blockchain? [00:05:47] You know how many people a day are using it? How many people used it last month and now are using it this month again? So it was really, for me, it was really just basic before, um, really diving into like more more of the abstractions around like ave and then compound and really seeing that lending side and then really just trying to visualize like who's making big D trades, you know, just very basic, like, hey, just let's just sort dex trades by u SD volume and like, let's just see who's buying things. [00:06:14] So I think like, yeah, at first it was like super basic because honestly it, it's very overwhelming when you first look at it. Yeah, absolutely. [00:06:20] Rantum: I mean, having all of the data available is, is great. And it's also overwhelming, right? Having all the choices. Exactly. [00:06:29] Elbarto Crypto: Everything's thrown at you at once. It's uh, yeah, it's a lot of our. [00:06:34] Rantum: How did you, you know, or 2019 it was, you know, a lot of D trades, you know, then we got into, you know, the kind of defi after that and then, you know, saw, you know, NFTs come, you know, big in, you know, in 2021. I, you know, it's is when it was, you know, really took off. How did you, uh, What, what did, how did you start working with the N F T data? [00:06:56] Um, and how'd you find that different than working with some of the, uh, the early token data? Yeah, [00:07:01] Elbarto Crypto: I like, the reason I like N F T data a lot is because, um, the same token, i e d and the same, um, the transfers across trade. So I think one of the biggest problems you have with Dex trades and analyzing like defi data, , um, people can immediately go anonymous. [00:07:19] Like, if I make huge Dex trade I can then just go back into Binance or just send my phones back on a Coinbase or and then it just becomes like an, an empty hole. Like, well, what happens with that person? What happens with that token? But for n n T data, since it's all on chain and you can't really, and each token is, is essentially a, a unique token, it really lends to some interesting analytics around. [00:07:42] how long people hold NFTs. So I think that's what one of the things that drew me to it was, it's understanding the nuances are obviously like very complicated, like with lost shells, which we'll probably talk about later. But from the very beginning, it made sense to me that like ID one is always ID one and it always corresponds to the ID one. [00:08:03] So it, it really lends to some beautiful, like long-term a. , um, with NFT [00:08:08] Rantum: drill. Yeah. That, that non, that non fungible aspect really takes exactly [00:08:12] Elbarto Crypto: way, right, . Yeah, exactly. I think people take, I, I think, I think people don't realize like how unique that is. Uh, and definitely allows for, for interesting transac for interesting analysis. [00:08:22] Rantum: Yeah. I mean, I, I've definitely found that interesting. When you look at NFT collections, I mean, you can't look at trades as, you can't look at every trade as the same. I mean, there are. oftentimes reasons that things are trading at, at much, maybe something significantly higher than the floor. You know, sometimes there aren't, and you know, we know there's a lot of wash trading out there. [00:08:42] Um, have you found that, have you found that aspect difficult to decipher, you know, what is real versus, uh, sort of the wash trade or how much do you [00:08:52] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah. Uh, shout out to Hilda today for, for introducing a new, uh, uh, wash trading flag. So at first, like I remember this is like really dating myself. So like, well let's, you know, starting with like the looks rare, um, that was like when, when people first like, oh man, yeah, that, um, wash trade concept of like, hey, volume is exploding, but in reality like people are just nibis and terraforms. [00:09:19] Yeah, exactly. So I think it's like, yeah, I think it. It's so interesting because you, you, you can do very basic, you can do very good analytics, just the basic, you know, SQL group buy statements, and this is, this is Data Pod Science podcast. We'll just go right into and nerding it out. But you can do very like, easy analytics with, you know, group buy day, you know, what's the volume of n ft sales? [00:09:41] And I think a lot of a lot of mainstream publications like to just look at like, okay, um, volume is down 80. . But in reality, like it's obviously much more different than that. So, we now know that, uh, a lot of volume all looks rare was really just people farming will look for a token just mindlessly trading tokens. [00:09:57] And so from there it, you know, it'll, it, it forced people to sort of think a little deeper in terms of, you know, a trade is not just a trade and you know, what is an actual wash sale trade or and now I think. . It's interesting because blur almost, it, it forces you to rethink about analytics once again, because we know like what a, a wash trade is now. [00:10:18] But now there's like these very interesting, um, analytics going on about people, you know. Taking this one step further and doing all sorts of crazy placing orders like slightly above the floor price when they not be a wash sale or maybe swapping out NFTs. So like let's say if you own a board ape and you just want to farm, you don't really care what ape you own and you just kind of wanna farm the the blur sale, you can sort of just. [00:10:42] Sell eight, buy another one, sell that one, buy another one. You're not really changing anything. Even taking slate laws [00:10:48] Rantum: to Exactly, yeah. Of the blurred to eventual, blurred [00:10:51] Elbarto Crypto: token . Exactly. In the hopes of getting a $50,000 airdrop. Uh, so it's interesting now, like, as these N F T models evolve for, for revenue for these exchanges, like then doing the due diligence of analytics to, to figuring out, you know, what's. [00:11:09] Rantum: Yeah, it, it's, you know, we see these incentives and, I mean, we've seen all these, uh, sort of vampire attacks on open sea and different ways to try to maybe disincentivize people from gaming, the systems, and it seems like. Collectors or, you know, maybe not, and maybe those, I shouldn't really call those people the collectors. [00:11:28] These are the, the people out there. There's somebody that's going to figure out how to, to make the most of the system. And, you know, it's, it's a tough one when you to, to, to look ahead and realize what people are going to [00:11:38] Elbarto Crypto: do, . Oh, absolutely. Yeah. And I think it's, it, it's, I don't wanna say it's fa as an analytics person, but like it definitely makes you think, and it definitely challenges you to say, , how can I use data to, to understand what, what's really going [00:11:53] Rantum: on? [00:11:55] Yeah. I mean, it, it is, I mean, all of these different crypto charts, there's always, you know, looks all steady until there's a serious inflection point and something drastic changes. And, and you see this all the time. I mean, you know, and in just the volume that you see among opens sea and blur and, and looks rare and, you know, you, you sort of need to know the story behind why these, these things are changing so drastically. [00:12:17] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah, exactly. And I think that makes you a better analytics person too. Like I, you know, if, if you're looking at break into this sector, and you know, like on job interviews and things like that. Like definitely bringing up points of like, well, why do you think um, hey, this data looks like the way it is. Is it sustainable? [00:12:33] Exactly to your point. Like, is it sustainable? Like, what's really going on here? I think, do you really have a ability to differentiate, like in this space, if you can bring these, you know, differentiated analytics. So can you tell me [00:12:46] Rantum: a little bit about block 1 99 and then the N F T Hudler segmentation that you've been working? [00:12:53] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah. So, um, we are essentially just a research firm. Uh, we do research for, you know, individuals for protocols, uh, all across the stack. And so a while back someone was essentially wanted to understand, you know, what, you know, how people, how different N F T projects are and what their users look like. [00:13:15] So for example, like if you have an N F T project where. , most of the holders are people that you know, are these larger whales? Maybe just like trading in and out of things, you know, what does the long-term engagement really look like versus an N F T project where a lot of people. we're in it from the beginning. [00:13:37] And, um, they're true loyalists like of a project. And so what they were trying to understand was, you know, should I, you know, invest in this N F T project because are are the people that are really long term holders. So the way to do that, and, and it's really a, a beauty of the blockchain is you, you can, uh, you can essentially just take all the holders of a certain n ft collection and then you. [00:14:02] uh, count how many NFTs they own. Some the amount of volume that's been spent look at, you know, are they how much wash sales have they done? How many floor sweeps have they done? So you essentially have this data frame of, you know, the 10, you know, the 5,000 holders and, you know, what's all their N F T activity. [00:14:19] From there, you can just like run a kme segmentation to find these different, um, groups of, of people and then figure out like, okay, well what is their activity in the entire N F T space? So if you see that, you know, 90% of the holders, you know, on average holding N F T collection for 20 days, or are the, you know, top 10% of traders on X two, Y two, you may think twice about buying that FT collection because, you know, people are just flipping it for the sake [00:14:47] Rantum: of Flipp. [00:14:48] Right. Right. And so when you're looking at these, the activity, you're looking at activity from all [00:14:55] Elbarto Crypto: NFTs, [00:14:56] Rantum: that, that may have ha uh, been passed through this wallet. You're not looking at necessarily that specific collection. Right, [00:15:01] Elbarto Crypto: exactly. Yeah. And I think like, you, you know, you can, you can almost sort of like then do this matrix if you will. [00:15:08] Like, you could segment, um, just like current activity and then sort of like create this matrix of like Yeah. All other n ft activity to get really, like, dive into. How the users play out. But ideally, like what you're looking for and in the case of this person that they were looking for was, they wanted to see that people who are like true contributors to the N F T community or they had like strong holdings and like what would held on, would hold on a lot. [00:15:32] think like some good examples of that are like, if you look at pudgy penguins, um, shout out to the, to the poo group. Um, a lot of them have, if you, you just look at simple like distributions of how long they've been the project for. Like a lot of them, um, have held since the beginning almost. And so you kind of look at that community and say like, okay, is that's something that I wanna do for the long term. [00:15:54] and the price. And, you know, the price has done pretty well. They had on a recent mini surge this, um, past couple of weeks. But it makes sense because, you know, just the supply of, of poos to hit the market is if no one's selling, it's always going down the, the number, the amount of supply that's hitting the market. [00:16:11] So, um, it makes sense that, you know, eventually, uh, Prices price go up. So Right. Versus, uh, versus like, you see [00:16:20] Rantum: the sustained interest, I guess is, is something that it's a little hard to measure from inactivity, but if they're not, if they're not dumping, there is something there. Right. . Yeah, exactly. [00:16:30] Elbarto Crypto: And I think that's the, that's like the holy grail of NFT engagement is how do you measure engagement of, of the nons sellers. [00:16:37] Because right now I, you know, Like volume does not equal engagement. If someone is selling their N F T, they're the least engaged with the brand. [00:16:45] Rantum: Right, right. Volume is is a very poor measure of, of the quality of a [00:16:50] Elbarto Crypto: project. Exactly. I, the problem is like unfortunately, like we don't have another way to, to do this. [00:16:55] And I think like the ways so far, it's interesting looking at the, the board ape ecosystem and, and, and maybe you can see. , you know, how many people are participating in governance or how many, you know, a polls also hold ape coin. But, you know, getting outside of the blockchain, you know, engagement becomes a much more interesting thing. [00:17:18] I think the evolution of NFTs should be some sort of like, loyalty, you know, coming back to the marketing world, you know, some sort of like marketing, uh, you know, CRM engagement platform where you can engage like outside of the blockchain. . Uh, so it's, it's, it's definitely in its ancy. And I think I'll, I think, I think NFT brands that are, are data first and are looking to expand their analytics capability are definitely gonna do better. [00:17:43] Rantum: Yeah. It feels like there's just a lot not being used. I mean, you can obviously find out so much about your, your holders and what their interests are just by looking at the wallet, and I don't think that's being, being used by many, uh, project creators or uh, leaders at this point. [00:17:59] Elbarto Crypto: Oh yeah, absolutely agree. [00:18:01] Rantum: Um, so you've developed something called an nf or you're working on something called an N F D D Gen Score. Can you just tell me a little bit about that? [00:18:08] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah, so I'm looking for someone to take this over actually. So DM me because I'm going out on crypto paternity leave soon. But essentially, uh, there's something called the defi, um, D Degen score, or it's just, I think it's just called DEGEN score. [00:18:23] um, your defi activity, right? And I, I want to build, I'm in the process of building, haven't built yet. Sort of like this N F T engagement or D gen score of, okay, how many you know, how many projects do you hold? How many mints have you done? How many, how many trades have you placed? Um, the idea here is more along the lines of it's almost like a segmentation, but. [00:18:46] if you're an N F T project, that's going to whitelist some you know, whitelist or project for certain holders or addresses. It would be nice if you had an idea of, of, you know, who would you want to whitelist this for? And like, do you wanna exclude certain groups? Do you wanna include only people with above a certain score or, you know, have had certain engagement? [00:19:06] So I think it's like really meant for, you know, hopefully for projects to better understand. , Hey, let's, you know, make this let's make this white list. Like for people that really care about NFTs or like people that aren't just gonna like immediately dump, um, these NFTs. So there's a lot of ways you can do this. [00:19:24] I, I would want to almost optimize this for like, engagement with NFTs instead of just like farming to dump. But I think that's where the hard part comes in. [00:19:36] Rantum: Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think we're seeing, I mean, we're so sort of a misalignment, so many places of, you know, where are the, you know, what is activity and, you know, what, where is the, you know, where are the royalties coming from? [00:19:46] When you're thinking about all these, uh, these different issues, it seems like we come back to the same thing. The people that are are selling are the ones that are co, I mean, you know, obviously a, a cell requires a buy, but that's when the, the income comes into a project. When. Ideally you just want nobody to, to really wanna sell. [00:20:05] Right? And [00:20:05] Elbarto Crypto: yes. Yes, [00:20:07] Rantum: exactly. How do you, I don't know. I'm not, you know, I see that one, I know that one of the projects that you wanna work on is, uh, trying to calculate the royalty income and, you know, do you see that as being a sustainable model going forward? [00:20:21] Elbarto Crypto: I, you know, I'm very mixed on this because I used to think, like, I used to want projects. [00:20:26] I used to really like the royalty initiative because I think it is fair in some sense. . I think if we were to eliminate royalties like tomorrow, I think they would force N F T brands to start thinking of like alternative business models because yeah, like as we said over and over again, like the royalty optimizes towards people selling. [00:20:47] In reality, it should be the complete flip of that. Like the most engaged people, like across every brand, the most engaged people with the brand are the ones like creating the revenue for you. I, while I, I don't know exactly where I fall in the royalty space right now. I, I, you know, it's not, luckily it's not my job to do that. [00:21:07] Yeah, right. . But I think that like, it would force n f T brands to think of new revenue streams that I only think will help them. Because right now royalties are obviously limited to people that are buying and selling NFTs. And the goal is to. a brand. Just a brand in general, right? Like when you think about Ferrari, like everyone knows Ferrari. [00:21:30] Their, their brand recognition is beyond anything. They, I, I was surprised though. I was looking at their, their income statement and they, the majority of their money, they still make off of selling cars, selling parts, et cetera. I think only like 15% of their revenue comes from like merchandising and things like that. [00:21:46] For an N F T brand, that should be the opposite. It, in my opinion, like 15% should come from royalties and then 85% should come from some other I don't know what that is. Hopefully someone smarter than they can figure that out, but yeah. Yeah, it's [00:21:58] Rantum: tough to say what that is because they're, you know, as collectors. [00:22:02] I, I think people expect to get something from that. Mm-hmm. . And as we've seen recently with the, uh, artifact uh, Nike, uh, project, you know, people are not terribly happy when the, the, the next part was the ability to buy something and, you know, maybe a discount. So, you know, I think that still has to be worked out and I'm, I'm curious where that does go. [00:22:23] Yeah, I'm not , I'm not exactly sure where I fall overall, you know, I'm very pro royalty. Artist, but I think that's a very different thing than, than these 10,000 piece collections. You know, when I think of art, you know, I'm thinking of small collections or, or even one of one. I see that as being a sustainable model going forward. [00:22:41] Very different than, you know, 5,000 or 10,000 because you've always got other people that are, I mean, it becomes a bigger issue for the liquidity of a project when you've got a five or 10%, um, royalty, uh, fee built in. [00:22:54] Elbarto Crypto: Oh yeah, absolutely. Like the art box, when you have only have 200 of them, you would hope, yeah, you would hope that some sort of wallet royalty, right? [00:23:01] Yeah. But um, it's also, yeah, like when people expect something, it's like they, they don't understand like the, the basic like lifetime value, the customer acquisition cost ratio, which is, which is completely flipped now because if I buy a doodle right now, uh, doodle will get, you know, whatever the 3% of. [00:23:24] $6,000 sale. So let's call it $180. Like great. Uh, yeah. That, that's tough for them. . Yeah. Yeah. To give me more, uh, to give me, I, yeah. I think people definitely expect $180 more of stuff. And I know, I hear, I hear doodle putt was really fun, but. . [00:23:44] Rantum: Yeah. I didn't make it over there. I was, I was down in Miami and I did not get to go to that. [00:23:48] Elbarto Crypto: Unfortunately. , I'm sure, uh, I'm sure many of the doodle holders though are, are, uh, negative. Uh, yeah. So that's like one of the issues, right? Like if you become a doodle holder, you expect the world, but like the, the economics just don't work yet. Hopefully they do in the future, but Yeah. Or like, I mean, I think this, like, I think this introduces like new. [00:24:10] New forms of business. Like if, if doodles were to, you know, create these events, but like you could lend your N F t to somebody to go, or you know, that they would pay a fee and like lend a doodle or something like that. I think like there could be interesting innovation there. It's just. [00:24:28] Rantum: Yeah, it is, it does feel like it's still to be determined how, how to really structure these for, for a longer term. [00:24:35] You know, it, it reminds me a bit of. Just as you saw advertising in, you know, online advertising, it got more and more expensive and, you know, there's more promotions and, and things to get people to come and, and click. And, you know, you're talking about the, the lifetime acquisition. You know, it went from early on when you were advertising on, on Google, you know, you could make. [00:24:54] You know, you could even maybe make a profit on, on a sale or something. And then it turned into a longer and longer lifetime and you just saw that the cost go up as it sort of got inflated. And, you know, I think Barta that was maybe, you know, there was obviously more money being spent and you saw that there was a lot of, a lot of venture capital coming in. [00:25:12] Um, I'm wondering like how that's going to start affecting. , you know, these rewards and everything. You know, if it's going to be, you know, in, I mean, I assume that it's going to get redistributed, they're like less middle men. You know, you can, it's being given directly and, you know, it's hard to recognize what is, what's, what's real versus, you know, what's sort of artificially pumped in [00:25:32] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah, absolutely. I, yeah, and it'll probably take another year to play out to see what these, yeah. What this looks like. But, [00:25:38] Rantum: um, what else are you, uh, excited about? Right. . [00:25:40] Elbarto Crypto: I think definitely like the more of the in-person experiences, um, within the NFT space. I think like I, I, I am glad everyone is mad at like Live Nation and Ticketmaster right now because I, I hope that, uh, I hope that somehow the N F T space, uh, can solve for that somehow. [00:25:59] Uh, like I'm a big fan of India Top Shot. I, the product is beautiful. It's just a, it's a great experience, but you know, like as a, as a, as a top shot, like minnow, not quite a plankton, I'll, I'll call myself a minnow. Uh, you know, I'm definitely looking for that, like further engagement of like, with, you know, with the team that I like or with the player that I like. [00:26:22] Like how, how does that like work and, and, and sort of like what's the next step for them. Certainly looking for, you know, forward to that. And then I think like on like the zuki uh, collection, you know, I. , I kind of wanna see. They have great, like website. They have a great website right now. I think they're, you know, they're branding. [00:26:40] It's really on spot. I'm, I'm really a [00:26:42] Rantum: lot with, uh, with, with wearables as well, right? Yeah, [00:26:45] Elbarto Crypto: exactly. Like I saw, I, I, I was just like walking around, uh, where I lived the other day and someone was wearing, wearing a, um, a Bathing Ape shirt and I'm like, I'm like, oh man, I, I'm kind of like, I'm hoping like bored ape supplements that, or something like that. [00:26:58] So I'm definitely looking for these like real world experiences, like the bridge between the two and then, yeah, like in like the new innovations of, of business models for these, uh, and like when, you know, when everything will just airdrop, you know, that's what I'm looking for. . [00:27:13] Rantum: Yeah. Right. Air when Airdrop [00:27:14] Yeah. When [00:27:15] Elbarto Crypto: airdrop, I'm just gonna mask token. Yeah, yeah. Exactly. Just one day, just give it all to me, you know? Right. Yeah. [00:27:21] Rantum: That would be, those were nice back, back when those were just coming out every couple weeks. Right. it, it was nice. Yeah, it was [00:27:28] Elbarto Crypto: nice. Uh, have [00:27:30] Rantum: you been to, uh, many in-person events or have you gotten to get to. [00:27:33] Elbarto Crypto: I, you know, it's funny, before the pandemic I used to go to a lot and I tell this funny story of, um, I went to a, this is like really gonna show my age. I went to a Dere meetup which is, for those who don't know, is, uh, is a, a Bitcoin esque product. And, um, , they, the where I went, they ordered, um, they ordered 10 pizzas, but only eight people went to the event. [00:27:57] So, uh, that just kind of shows you like how, uh, popular crypto was in [00:28:03] Rantum: 2018. [00:28:05] Elbarto Crypto: I wanna say. This was, um, I bet they didn't pay for the pizza with Bitcoin anyway. No, they, no, they did not. Uh, they used good old Uncle Sam dollars. So it's. It's really interesting to see like how how far things have come. And, and I was, uh, I went to an event, like a coup, a pretty small event, um, about a couple months ago. [00:28:25] And, um, it's good to see the energy back with people. Um, I like to see that. I, I, uh, I think I'm gonna make a huge, you know, I'm, I think I'm gonna make a splash next year by trying to go to some of these places, but, um, it seems like, uh, it seems like, yeah, there's good energy there. . Uh, yeah, [00:28:42] Rantum: I've enjoyed getting out to some events. [00:28:44] Just was at Basl as I, as I mentioned, and, uh, hoping to get to N ft N YC again, uh, this coming year. They seem to just, uh, make, make it difficult and move the month every , every event, . Um, lovely. So you can't really, you can never predict it, but , did you say anything? [00:29:01] Elbarto Crypto: Was there any interesting activations at, at Basil? [00:29:05] Uh, [00:29:06] Rantum: so NFT now had a big. Two blocks are so. Just for their own event. But then they had different booths within there where art blocks was there and Meta mask was there. And, uh, nine dcc, uh, which I talked about, um, recently, they had a min a shirt there, a one of 1200 was a snow fro. Oh. Uh, inspired art on this shirt. [00:29:32] So they worked with him on that. So there were some, there were some definitely cool, uh, N F T events. Um, you know, it was a little quieter in the N F T areas than, than maybe I I expected, uh, compared to, compared to something like, I mean, N F T NYC is just, it's, it's pretty big, you know? I know there's. [00:29:49] There's some complaints about, uh, the event. And, and I would also say that you don't necessarily have to go to, to the official event to, uh, to find many things to do. I mean, that's, that's, that's definitely the case at Basel, you know, where it's very unofficial. It's part of ma maybe it's part of Miami Art Week. [00:30:05] I'm not sure if it's technically even, even that. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Right, right. But yeah, the in-person events I think are great. You know, I think people are still kind of getting out and I think part of, you know, even the, the fashion things, it's part of kind of bringing. Off the screen, off the, you know, off the computer and making it a little bit more real [00:30:23] Right. Exactly. [00:30:25] Elbarto Crypto: Step away from farming. It'll be, you'll be okay. You don't have to get all of them. [00:30:29] Rantum: Yeah. Right. , So you have, you have some new dashboards coming soon, but you are, you're well right now. It sounds like you are, uh, paternity leave. Huh? [00:30:38] Elbarto Crypto: trying to figure out how to make, how to do a swaddle. Yeah. So, oh man. Yeah, [00:30:42] Rantum: I remember that one. . [00:30:44] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah. Any need tips? Let me know. Yeah, I mean, I'm always looking on, you know, always looking for new data. [00:30:48] Um, always trying to build, you know, Data dashboards really to help people understand, you know, how data's being surfaced. You know, I've got a lot of like, you know, research projects on the back burner. Really trying, really, like trying to go after this question of like N F T engagement and you know, what kind of, who will be around for the long haul. [00:31:07] And then really, I am very curious about this defi N F T overlap. I, I think there's very, you know, I think the two are very separate right now, and I think people just assume by building a, a lending NFT platform that everyone will just come, you know, no questions asked. But in reality, the reason people got into NFTs is not because. [00:31:33] they're also excited about uncollateralized lending. Like they don't know what any of those words mean. And frankly, I don't think , I [00:31:40] Rantum: don't think anyone. Right. Yeah, that's good. Good [00:31:42] Elbarto Crypto: point. Yeah. So I, I, but then at the other hand, like on the other hand, I, I think, you know, if you have a board ape, you know, if you did get lucky and held on for all this time and you're sitting on, you know, $70,000, , it would be nice, you know, to realize some of these profits or, you know, maybe you have a dog who's going off to college and, and you need to pay tuition. [00:32:07] Uh, you know, it would be nice to realize maybe the little, these profits, um, yeah, [00:32:11] Rantum: right. For fractional [00:32:12] Elbarto Crypto: ownership. So I think it's definitely an un, an untapped area. I, I don't know how it'll work though in terms of UI and, and execut. [00:32:21] Rantum: what, uh, what, what, what have you been active with in what, in your wallet Recently? [00:32:27] Elbarto Crypto: What has been my wallet? I, you know, I'm like a, a real, a real defi, uh, degen. Uh, recently I've been, uh, I've been, I was like really bad farms that I've been going into. It's, uh, it's pretty sad. I, I've been trying to figure out recently, you know, some of these like NFT projects that have really gotten sold off. [00:32:47] there's a lot of work going behind the scenes. So like Rumble Kongs, for example. Um, this was like a project that really, you know, had a lot of hype. Um, so I own a couple Rumble Kongs in, in full transparency. This is a project that got a lot of hype. I think Steph Curry was wearing a Rumble Kong hat at some point. [00:33:04] Okay. ? Yeah. And like they have people working on it behind the scenes. You know, there are, there are truly people working. They are alive. Um, they are, you know, programming. I'm, I'm gonna check, I'm gonna check the floor [00:33:15] Rantum: price right now. Here's mine. And the ones that are, they're still busy and haven't left. [00:33:20] I mean, we know that a lot of these are going, they're going to zero. And, um, it is. You know, finding the ones that are still busy and gonna keep building through, you know, through the bear. That's, that's, uh, it's key if you can find them . [00:33:34] Elbarto Crypto: Right, exactly. So, yeah, you know, I'm kind of looking at that area a little bit. [00:33:38] I've been trying to like, you know, look at more like these illiquid art blocks, collections. Yeah, . I just don't know right now like what the best way. I don't know what the best way to display them or engage with like other people or like really engage with the artists is yet. So I'm still trying to like, I also just don't want to get ripped off by like buying, you know, something for like four E and then being like, what have I done, like [00:34:02] Rantum: immediately? [00:34:02] Right. But I mean, there's some, there are some very pricey, very illiquid pieces in, uh, in our blocks. You know, there's definitely some, some grape buys. Uh, can be difficult to tell the difference. And, you know, that that's the beauty of NFTs, right? , yeah, exactly. [00:34:18] Elbarto Crypto: Um, you know, I, I respect what the pudgy team is doing. [00:34:20] Uh, I don't own any poos maybe, you know? Yeah. [00:34:24] Rantum: That is impressive. They're, they're the strength of the holders. The D Gen score is high, huh? Absolutely. [00:34:29] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah. And they're really, uh, they're really executing there. So, um, you know, shout out to the team there for. Putting something good together. So yeah, that's like, I've been really trying to think about like, you know, what projects are still actively being worked on and, and sort of like, can you scoop up any, any good values? [00:34:46] Uh, yeah. And like, you have to like what it is, right? I mean, like, I don't, like if I buy something I, you know, honestly, like I don't wanna sell it. I, I, uh, You know, I'll just hold on [00:34:55] forever. [00:34:56] Rantum: That's the best way, right? Just by what you, what you actually want to own . [00:34:59] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. That way if it goes zero, you feel a little less bad. [00:35:04] So [00:35:04] Rantum: yeah. Hey, we all have at least a few of those, right? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Awesome. Uh, so where can people find you and, uh, [00:35:12] Elbarto Crypto: You. Yeah. You can find a very inactive crypto account starting today at El barto underscore crypto on Twitter. Uh, I'll be back in February. Don't worry. [00:35:22] Rantum: You do have a list of, uh, research for I, you know, people will wanna get some homework. [00:35:25] There's, there's some . [00:35:27] Elbarto Crypto: Yeah. If you feel like you have nothing to do over the, over the break and, uh, you wanna. do some NFT research. I have plenty of projects for people to hand out. So Is the baby here already? No. No. It, it's coming soon. Yeah. All right. Well, [00:35:42] Rantum: so very exciting. That's awesome. Um, anything else you wanna add before we sign off here? [00:35:47] Elbarto Crypto: You know, I would add if anyone has any advice on having a bo a dog stop barking in a shadow, like please reach out to me because, uh, it's been a, a constant thorn on my side. He's a great, he's a great pal and a great farmer, so welcome to you. [00:36:01] Rantum: That shadow's throwing him. Awesome. Well, thank you so much Alberto Crypto. [00:36:04] This is awesome. First interview. Uh, very excited, and we'll have to talk again soon. [00:36:10] Elbarto Crypto: Thank you, sir. Thank you, sir. All right.  

Flakko sits down with DJ Flipp to talk about his music, ventures, NBA YoungBoy, Sauce Walka, ProdbyZaqq and more!  ------ 00:00 Intro 5:08 Flippp on coming from Ecuador and his father starting a seafood business 7:30 Flippp not knowing he has an older brother and never meeting the 8:30 Flakko's family hitting him up for money and asks Flipp if that happens to him 10:50 Flippp getting a DJ set at an early age and DJing house parties 13:25 Flippp first discovered Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Tupac and DJing in clubs at 13 years old 19:35 Flakko asks Flippp what were his goals with music at the time and wanting to DJ for the New Boyz 21:40 Flippp on fighting the promoters at the club for not paying him 24:00 Flakko not knowing what “ese” means, says Swifty Blue looks like a GTA character 30:00 Flippp talks about his Tourettes syndrome at a young age and how he can control it 32:46 Flakko on his stutter and if smoking weed would help him or make him more paranoid 38:30 Flakko asks Flippp how producers make money through selling beats 39:50 Flippp on how he started working more and more with artists 42:00 Flippp being critical of those that send him beats and getting kicked out of the studio by NBA YoungBoy 46:02 Flakko asks about handling trash artists and working with Sauce Walka 49:38 Flippp on creating the 808 Cartel for his production group 53:35 Flakko mentions ProdbyZaqq and beefing with Flippp 56:22 What's next for Dj Flippp and goals of becoming an A&R ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In This Episode, We Talk About: The ups and downs of using swear words. The crazy things our kids come up with, and the even crazier things they repeat from us. Dealing with haunted toys and relieving recurring nightmares.   Resources + Links:   Twenty Years Later by Charlie Donlea   The Luckiest Girl by Beverly Cleary   Unplug by Lisa K. Strohman, Melissa J. Westendorf   Check out the coupon app Flipp!   Connect with Moms in Real Life on Instagram | @momsinreallifepodcast   Follow Stephanie and Katie on Instagram! Stephanie Nguyen | @modernmilk Katie Kunz | @kunzandcrew and @newbornlifecoach   WANT TO HAVE YOUR MOM STORY FEATURED ON THE PODCAST? Sent us an email at info@momsinreallife.com   Find out more on our websites https://www.modernmilk.com/ www.katiekunz.com Show Notes: We swear you'll love today's episode! Join us as we dive into the wildest things our kids have said with this week's special mom guest: Dana Harris! As the mother of three kiddos, including fraternal twins, she's heard her fair share of both the good and the bad from her little ones before. She'll share her mom story about the time her 3 year old son said a very bad word, and where he happened to pick it up from. From possessed Disney dolls, to dropping F-bombs in a church daycare, and all the way to shouting profanity out the car window, we talk about all the crazy things our kids say and do that make us think twice! Get ready to laugh and curse along with us as we get an explicit look into the world of a mom in real life! 0:01:20 What new changes have we made over the past week? 0:04:25 Introducing today's mom friend, Dana Harris, a work-from-home mom with the ACS and mother of three! 0:07:40 Who are Dana's kiddos and what are they like? 0:10:00 How does the school district system work in Bixby in comparison to school districts in Arizona? 0:13:05 Pros and cons of living in a closed enrollment school district. 0:15:05 What is your family eating right now? 0:17:50 What meal is stress-free and easy to make? 0:19:20 Are all-natural products/materials actually worth it? 0:21:30 What are some good, healthy breakfast options? 0:23:55 How has your family been sleeping lately? 0:26:25 How can you get your little one to sleep better so you can sleep better? 0:28:10 Dana's haunted Mickey Mouse. 0:31:30 What can you do to relieve your kids' nightmares? 0:33:30 What are you loving right now? 0:35:55 Why do we love microneedling? 0:39:40 What coupon app is perfect for budgeting your groceries? 0:43:05 What are you reading, watching, or listening to this week? 0:44:35 What book does Stephanie plan on reading next? 0:45:20 How do we navigate technology with our kids? 0:47:55 The effect of social media on kids. 0:52:05 What “special” word did your little one say during daycare? 0:56:25 How do we stop our kids (and ourselves) from cussing too much? 0:59:30 What crazy words do kids come up with?

The human component of building a startup has always been, and probably will always be one of the most challenging aspects of any organization. Our guest today is an expert in building culture and getting the best out of people, Sandy Scholes, Chief People Officer, most recently at Flipp, has a wealth of experience in team building and coaching managers to get high performance from their teams.About Sandy Scholes:Sandy Scholes is a leader with 15+ years of global HR experience ranging from large multinational organizations to mid-size companies both public and private. Most recently she was the CPO of Flipp. Previously Sandy was Executive Vice President, Global Human Resources at Entertainment One, and Senior Vice President, People at Softchoice.A word from our sponsor:At Ripple, we manage all of our fund expenses and employee credit cards using Jeeves. The team at Jeeves helped get me and my team setup with physical and virtual credit cards in days. I was able to allow my teammates to expense items in multiple currencies allowing them to pay for anything, anywhere at anytime. We weren't asked for any personal guarantees or to pay any setup or monthly SaaS fees.Not only does Jeeves save us time, but they also give us cashback on our purchases including expenses like Google, Facebook, or AWS every month. New users can earn up to 3% cashback for their first 90 days.The best part is Jeeves puts up the cash, and you settle up once every 30 days in any currency you want, unlike some other corporate card companies that make you pre-pay every month. Jeeves also recently launched its Jeeves Growth and Working Capital initiative for startups and fast-growing companies to enable more financial freedom for companies. The best thing of all is that Jeeves is live in  24 countries including Canada, US and many other countries around the world.Jeeves truly offers the best all-in-one expense management corporate card program for all startups especially the ones at Ripple and we at Tank Talks could not be more excited to officially partner with them. Listeners of Tank Talks can get set up with a demo of Jeeves today and take advantage of our Tank Talks special with a‍ $250 statement credit after the first $2,500 in spend or a $500 statement credit after the first $5000 in spend. Lastly, all Jeeves cardholders receive access to their Lounge Pass program and access to over 1300 airports globally.Visit tryjeeves.com/tanktalks to learn more.In this episode we discuss:02:44 Sandy's journey into tech04:43 How Sandy was able to navigate between large organizations and smaller startups07:07 Dealing with office politics at large companies09:19 What is performance management and how it differs from traditional HR11:42 Why open ended questions and frameworks are important12:59 Problems with traditional performance reviews16:25 Types of frameworks that work best for managers19:40How much influence should managers have in setting OKRs21:39The cadence that performance and work plans should be updated23:35Why isn't performance management more widely adopted24:19How often should managers check-in?29:06Advice to managers to avoid random or confusing feedback33:01Communicating expectations to employees34:20How do you establish a culture of high performance without dealing with burnout or high turnover37:01Dealing with burnout38:02What to do with high performance/low culture fit hires39:23Favorite tools to help with performance coaching40:09Does Sandy coach performance to those in her private life41:15About her fatherFast Favorites

The average family spends hundreds, and some thousands, per year on toiletries and personal care items.  These are often the items that are part of a trip to Target, the grocery store, or a quick Amazon purchase; you likely don't realize how much you're spending as it adds up quickly.  Many products fit into the categories we're talking about:Personal maintenance items such as shampoo, deodorant, and facial products.  Make-up, nail care, and bath/spa products.   Medicine, vitamins, and supplements.Cleaning supplies for your home.Personal care staples like toilet paper, hand soap, dishwasher soap, etc.  We talk through ideas and tips for how to save money on toiletries and personal care items:Be a personal care minimalist.  Consider what you really need. Focus on being intentional and values-based in your purchase decisions.  Focus on quality over quantity.  Also, consider when quality matters versus does not.  Use up what you already have, even if it's not your favorite product. For example, use up old toothpaste, shampoo, etc., before you restock on things.  Don't allow yourself to stock back up or buy some new product you've wanted until you use up what you already have.  Use less of the product each time you use it.  For example, you don't need as much toothpaste or toilet paper as most people use.  Ensure you use up all of the product before recycling the packaging.  Cut things open if you have to. Consider what stores you're buying things from. Walgreens is expensive for some items but also has a great store brand. Sams Club and Costco can sometimes be a good price.  Do you really need it?  Consider getting to the root cause of why you need some products. For example, something like Kleenex is costly; consider using toilet paper instead.Buy generic and store brand items.  The ingredients are often identical.  Re-fill items with generic items.  If you like a nice or special-looking soap container in your bathroom, consider keeping and reusing that container and refilling it with Aldi's antibacterial hand soap; it's 25% the cost of some other brands. Seek out tried and true classics vs. fancy marketing machines.  For example, CeraVe lotion is highly recommended by all dermatologists, is a quality product, and has a fair, reasonable price. I could instead find many overpriced and overly marketed lotions when CeraVa is arguably a better product.  Minimize your makeup and consider if/when you really need to wear makeup. Make your own!  Mike makes his soap.  Maggie makes her household cleaning products. Don't get pulled into multi-level marketing MLM product schemes.  These products are often much higher priced, and the quality is often not better.     Use coupons and look for things on sale.  The Flipp app helps find sales and deals on specific products.  Take care of yourself naturally, and you need less of all of these products. For example, if you're exercising, eating healthy, getting enough sleep, meditating, and so many other things, you'll need less medicine and “personal care” items.Top 3 takeaways:Be more thoughtful about your decisions for your wallet and the environment.  You probably only need a quarter of what you usually buy out of habit.Test and learn. Stop using some things for a short time, use less, or switch products. You might learn a lot.Show References:Johnny Harris Shampoo Videofriends on FIRE episode #017 - Crazy frugal stuff we dofriends on FIRE episode #111 - Gift economies and buy nothing groupsFiends on FIRE episode #128 - Creative ways to save on medical expensesFlipp app - Flyers, shopping lists, weekly ads---Follow friends on FIRETwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInLeave us a voicemail or text us: 404-981-3370eMail us at:  friendsonfiremm@gmail.comVisit our website: www.friendsonfire.org---Other LinksMaggie's Blog: Mostly Minimal LifeMike's Book: Your New Relationship with Money

We're back this week with another slab of awesome music to feed your head with Radio Sucks Radio Show for July 2022! Radio may not be spinning these songs but we are!This week's music includes some great new tunes from old favorites such as GWAR, Tora Tora, Stryper, Flipp, and Warrior Soul. You'll also get a classic track from Chicago doom-metal pioneers, Trouble. Additionally, you'll get killer new tracks from Native Sons, The Lonely Ones, Grave Digger, and The Great Affairs. It's a super eclectic mix of tunes that we think you'll really dig.If you like what you hear from these artists, be sure to give them a LIKE on social media, purchase their music, attend their shows, and help spread the word. The future of rock n'  roll is in your hands!We hope you enjoy Radio Sucks Radio Show for July 2022 and SHARE with a friend!The Decibel Geek Podcast is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family.Contact Us!Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunesJoin the Facebook Fan PageFollow on TwitterFollow on InstagramE-mail UsSubscribe to our Youtube channel!Support Us!Buy a T-Shirt!Donate to the show!Stream Us!Stitcher RadioSpreakerTuneInBecome a VIP Subscriber!Click HERE for more info!Comment BelowDirect Download 

We're back this week with another slab of awesome music to feed your head with Radio Sucks Radio Show for July 2022! Radio may not be spinning these songs but we are!This week's music includes some great new tunes from old favorites such as GWAR, Tora Tora, Stryper, Flipp, and Warrior Soul. You'll also get a classic track from Chicago doom-metal pioneers, Trouble. Additionally, you'll get killer new tracks from Native Sons, The Lonely Ones, Grave Digger, and The Great Affairs. It's a super eclectic mix of tunes that we think you'll really dig.If you like what you hear from these artists, be sure to give them a LIKE on social media, purchase their music, attend their shows, and help spread the word. The future of rock n'  roll is in your hands!We hope you enjoy Radio Sucks Radio Show for July 2022 and SHARE with a friend!The Decibel Geek Podcast is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family.Contact Us!Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunesJoin the Facebook Fan PageFollow on TwitterFollow on InstagramE-mail UsSubscribe to our Youtube channel!Support Us!Buy a T-Shirt!Donate to the show!Stream Us!Stitcher RadioSpreakerTuneInBecome a VIP Subscriber!Click HERE for more info!Comment BelowDirect Download 

Once again we have the always interesting, definitely humorous, Brynn Arens joining us. Brynn talks about Flipp's new album “Too Dumb to Quit”, how he raised the prices on collectible amps and keeps us wondering, did he or didn't he eat an adult gummy 30 mins before the show? Lots of great stories and laughs in this episode!

Episode 481, June 7, 2022 Five sides of the coin this week as Brynn Arens from Flipp joins the entire crew to discuss the new Flipp album Too Dumb To Quit, and… joins us as Lisa shares her review, comments and observations of Creatures Fest. We all have many questions for Lisa about what happened […]

GotTechED the Podcast  Episode #113:  Books, Podcasts and Tools to Relax with This Summer Welcome back to GotTechED the podcast this is Episode 113 called “13 Books, Podcasts, and Tools to Relax with This Summer”   In this episode, we're sharing the books and podcasts that we'll be reading and listening to over summer vacation.  We'll also take a look at some fun edtech to go along with these relaxing selections.  This is another episode you don't want to miss, check it out. Segment 1: Summer Plans and Thank YousSummer Plans Nick Guise Thank Yous Bryon Carpenter Fresh AIr at 5 Listeners Kyle Niemis Segment 2:  EdBooks and EdPodcasts and Edtech Oh My Books https://www.amazon.com/Aspire-Lead-Joshua-Stamper/dp/1953852386 (Aspire to Lead by Josh Stamper) https://www.amazon.com/Coddling-American-Mind-Intentions-Generation/dp/0735224897 (The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure by Greg Lukianoff, Jonathan Haidt) https://www.amazon.com/Limitless-Upgrade-Anything-Faster-Exceptional/dp/1401958230 (Limitless: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life by Jim Kwik) https://www.amazon.com/Stuff-You-Should-Know-Interesting/dp/1250268508 (SYSK: An Incomplete Compendium of Mostly Interesting Things)   Podcasts Edtech    Window Alt R on a PC  Shift Command 5 on a Mac https://studio.polotno.com/ (Polotno studio) https://copykat.com/ (Copykat.com) https://flipp.com/ (Flipp) https://products.wolframalpha.com/mobile/ (Wolfram Alpha) phone app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/whiteboard-by-liveboard/id1132607923 (Whiteboard) by Liveboard https://www.theatlantic.com/education/ (The Atlantic Education) Segment 3: Where to Find GotTechEDDo us 3 favors Subscribe to GotTechED the Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gotteched/id1358366637?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts) https://open.spotify.com/show/7zyzfCkSDNHkKdqxmh9XLB?si=YhSdMa6BQVmcLHbSrYxE9Q (Spotify) https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Indeizidhz4h37mawfylwdgco4y (Google Podcasts)   https://www.stitcher.com/search?q=gotteched (Stitcher)   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMIQwu39Tkow3kduRQAH85w?view_as=subscriber (YouTube)   https://twitter.com/WeGotTechED (Twitter)    https://www.facebook.com/WeGotTechED/ (Facebook) Write us an Apple Podcast Review! Tell your friends about http://www.gotteched.com (www.gotteched.com) Tell your friends about the Teach Better Podcast Network Music Credits:The Degs: Shotgunhttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Degs/ ( http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Degs/) @bensoundshttps://www.bensound.com/ ( https://www.bensound.com/) Subscribe to our Podcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gotteched/id1358366637?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts) https://open.spotify.com/show/7zyzfCkSDNHkKdqxmh9XLB?si=YhSdMa6BQVmcLHbSrYxE9Q (Spotify) https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Indeizidhz4h37mawfylwdgco4y (Google Podcasts)   https://www.stitcher.com/search?q=gotteched (Stitcher)   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMIQwu39Tkow3kduRQAH85w?view_as=subscriber (YouTube)   https://twitter.com/WeGotTechED (Twitter)    https://www.facebook.com/WeGotTechED/ (Facebook) Connect with us on Social MediaGuise on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/GuiseGotTechEd ( @guisegotteched) Nick on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/NickGotTechEd ( @nickgotteched) GotTechED the Podcast on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/WeGotTechEd ( @wegotteched) Join the Conversation and our PLNOur favorite part of recording a live podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on our https://www.facebook.com/WeGotTechED/ (Facebook Group Page).    Need a Presenter?As experienced presenters and content creators, you can contact Nick and Guise to speak at your school, event, or...

FLIPP singer, songwriter and guitarist Brynn Arens returns to the program to discuss FLIPP's latest release Too Dumb To Quit. Their first album of new music in 20 years. Bakko & Brynn get into that as well as buying instruments when you are poor. Pissing off Bob Ezrin. Evanescence kicking them off a tour because of a pillow fight. Making an album now vs. then. Krackerjacks and doing an interview totally not stoned. All while Bakko & Brynn play Too Dumb To Quit. And more! Pantheon Podcasts, Podcasts for music lovers (2) Flipp | Facebook Music | rocksteady records (bandcamp.com) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

FLIPP singer, songwriter and guitarist Brynn Arens returns to the program to discuss FLIPP's latest release TooDumb To Quit. Their first album of new music in 20 years. Bakko & Brynn get into that as well as buying instruments when you are poor. Pissing off Bob Ezrin. Evanescence kicking them off a tour because of a pillow fight. Making an album now vs. then. Krackerjacks and doing an interview totally not stoned. All while Bakko & Brynn play Too Dumb To Quit. And more!Pantheon Podcasts, Podcasts for music lovers(2) Flipp | FacebookMusic | rocksteady records (bandcamp.com)

FLIPP singer, songwriter and guitarist Brynn Arens returns to the program to discuss FLIPP's latest release Too Dumb To Quit. Their first album of new music in 20 years. Bakko & Brynn get into that as well as buying instruments when you are poor. Pissing off Bob Ezrin. Evanescence kicking them off a tour because of a pillow fight. Making an album now vs. then. Krackerjacks and doing an interview totally not stoned. All while Bakko & Brynn play Too Dumb To Quit. And more!Pantheon Podcasts, Podcasts for music lovers(2) Flipp | FacebookMusic | rocksteady records (bandcamp.com)

Rick Neuman is an eCommerce, Retail Technology, and Product veteran having worked across Canada, the US, and Internationally for retailers like Canadian Tire, Sears, and Walmart. Joined Flipp a year ago to help families make life more affordable, and now leads the product strategy and technology development for this Canadian start-up. In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Rick's journey through product in Canada's retail markets going from Sears to Walmart to Flipp. We also cover strategies on how to re-platform, the value of constantly listening to a customer's pains, and how to empower teams and build trust in the shared product vision.

Welcome to Season 5 of the podcast! It's only February so maybe you're still working on your new year's resolutions, but with inflation and the high cost of food, it's not easy to eat healthy and feed your family on a budget. The good news is that there are quick and easy ways to save money at the grocery store—as much as $30 a week!   In this episode, I sat down with Erin Chase, founder of 5DollarDinners.com. Erin's mission is to help busy, overwhelmed people spend less money on groceries and get organized in the kitchen. In addition to saving money, she teaches people how to enjoy cooking again and feel less stressed and overwhelmed with feeding their families every single night. Erin lets us in on the sneaky ways you can spend too much at the grocery store, her favorite budget-friendly foods, and where to shop to get the best deals. She also talks about meal planning, apps, and how to eat healthy on a budget.  Welcome 1:58 Let's talk about your story! 3:05 Why are food prices so high and should we expect they will keep increasing? 5:13 What are some surprising ways you can unintentionally spend extra money? 9:50 How can we eat healthy and still save money? 10:02 How do we determine the unit price of food and save money on groceries? 15:00 What are your favorite budget-friendly foods? 16:25 Can buying frozen fruits and vegetables help you save money? 19:29 Is online grocery shopping a good way to save money? 22:40 Are there better retailers than others where you can save money? 25:13 What about the local butcher or farmers' market? 26:24 Writing a grocery list or using a grocery shopping list app is simple so how can it help you to save money? 27:26 What's the easiest way to do meal planning? 31:00 Is Wednesday the best day of the week to save money? 31:58 Do you have a favorite cashback or discount app? LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Julie mentions that she interviewed Erin for FIRST for Women magazine. Julie mentions this recent study which found food prices are up 6.4% over the past year. Erin mentions Sprouts stores. Erin mentions the Flipp app and Julie mentions the Fetch Rewards app. Learn more about Erin on 5DollarDinners.com and follow her on Instagram.  FROM OUR PARTNERS Kids Cook Real Food eCourse The Kids Cook Real Food eCourse, created by a mom of 4 and a former elementary school teacher, is designed to build connection, confidence, and creativity in the kitchen. The course includes 30 basic cooking skills, 45 videos including several bonuses, printable supply and grocery shopping lists, and kid-friendly recipes. The course is designed for all kids ages 2 to teen and has three different skill levels. More than 18,000 families have taken the course and The Wall Street Journal named it the #1 cooking class for kids. Sign up now for the Kids Cook Real Food ecourse and get a free lesson for being a “Food Issues” listener. 

In this episode, Michael Silverman the CEO of Flipp joins us to discuss Flipp and its mission in a digital ageFlipp: https://flipp.com/homeDisclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision