Podcasts about flyering

Making people laugh is the greatest feeling in the world, the challenges you have to overcome are not. Join comedian and promoter Marvin McCarthy as he interviews larger-than-life characters that will help comedians live life on their terms and find their niche.In this episode we chat to James Alderson . James is a former professional comedian who was well known for his effervescent and exuberant style, he draws on his life experiences as a man to feed his routines. He is now a full-time comedy promoter of one of the best comedy club chains in the South Coast of England. Here is an overview of what we discussed:[[11:02]] Why every promoter wants what Hotwater have[[15:16]] Why James runs monthly shows[[26:42]] The annoying thing about being a comedian [[36:05]] The golden point of any comedy evening[[46:23]] What eats comics alive[[68:44]] Flyering in takeaways and guirella marketing[[76:44]] Getting a strange 1 star review and not giving people an excuse not to come.If you would like to know more on James Alderson, you can reach him on his website at https://www.jamesalderson.net/, if you want to come to one of shows and by a ticket you can go on the Stitches comedy club website at https://www.stitches.fun/.If you are interested in Marvin, you can follow him through his Linktree at https://linktr.ee/theflopmaster. You can also follow this podcast on Youtube at https://bit.ly/41LWDAq, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/3oLrmyU and Apple podcasts at https://apple.co/3LEkr3E. #comedypodcast #podcast #standup #standupcomedy

The 2020 protests that took place in the immediate wake of Minneapolis police murdering George Floyd were a historic call for America to reckon with its racist, oppressive system of state-sanctioned police violence. Three years later, rather than a reckoning, that same system, along with the political and business elites propping it up, are giving us "Cop City" (ie, the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, the Atlanta Police Foundation's 85-acre, $90-million police militarization and training complex where law enforcement from around the US and beyond will, among other things, train for urban warfare scenarios). Plans to build Cop City have been mired in controversy and civil rights violations from the beginning—from the city government's attempts to ignore residents' and activists' objections and force through the construction of Cop City in Atlanta's ecologically vital Weelaunee Forest, to police raiding an encampment of peaceful protestors and murdering one of them, Manuel ("Tortuguita") Esteban Paez Terán, who was shot 57 times, to the truly Orwellian crackdown on protestors and advocates, dozens of whom are being arrested and charged with "domestic terrorism."  As Micah Herskind writes, "The struggle to Stop Cop City is not just a battle over the creation of a $90 million police urban warfare center. It's not just a fight to protect the 381 acres of forest land, known as one of the "four lungs" of Atlanta, currently under threat of destruction. It's not just a conflict over how the city invests the over $30 million it has pledged to the project, to be supplemented by at least $60 million in private funding. The movement is all of those things. But even more fundamentally, the struggle to Stop Cop City is a battle for the future of Atlanta. It's a struggle over who the city is for: the city's corporate and state ruling class actors who have demanded that Cop City be built, or the people of Atlanta who have consistently voiced their opposition and demanded a different vision for the city." Make no mistake, though, the fight to Stop Cop City is all of our fight, and that very much includes the labor movement. In this mini-cast, we speak with Kamau Franklin and Mariah Parker about Cop City, the fight to stop it, and why labor needs to get off the sidelines and join that fight.  Kamau Franklin has been a dedicated community organizer for over thirty years, beginning in New York City and now based in Atlanta. He is also a lawyer, writer, and the founder of Community Movement Builders, Inc. Mariah Parker is labor and community organizer, a rapper (known by the stage name Linqua Franqa), and recently served as District 2 County Commissioner for Athens-Clarke County in Athens, Georgia, from 2018 - 2022. Additional links/info below... Kamau's Twitter page Community Movement Builders website, Facebook page, Twitter page, and Instagram  Mariah's Twitter page and LinkTree  Stop Cop City Micah Herskind, Scalawag, "This is the Atlanta Way: A Primer on Cop City" Candace Bernd, Truthout, "Cop City Protesters Face Felonies for Flyering as Police Repress Student Sit-Ins" Candace Bernd, Truthout, "Atlanta Was a Constitution-Free Zone During “Stop Cop City” Week of Action" Stephen Janis & Taya Graham, The Real News Network, "Atlanta's 'Cop City' Is a Blueprint for America's Future" Frances Madeson, Truthout, "Domestic Terrorism Charges Against Cop City Demonstrators Spur Further Protests" Natasha Lennard, The Intercept, "Atlanta Police Arrest Organizers of Bail Fund for Cop City Protestors" Natasha Lennard, The Intercept, "Police Shot Atlanta Cop City Protestor 57 Times, Autopsy Finds" Fair Fight Action Releases Statement Condemning Anti-Democratic Criminalization of Legal Aid Group Ahead of Vote on ‘Cop City' Funding  Jimmy Williams (General President of IUPAT) statement on Cop City Maximillian Alvarez, The Real News Network, "Three Years Later, George Floyd's Family Members Are Still Fighting for Justice" Morgan Simon, Forbes, "The Corporations Funding Cop City In Atlanta" Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page Featured Music (all songs sourced from the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org) Jules Taylor, "Working People" Theme Song

NJOHSP's Terrorism At a Glance podcast is a weekly summary of current events intended to highlight terrorism trends. The information is aggregated from multiple sources, including news agencies, government press releases, research studies, etc. The podcast is intended for informational purposes only and does not reflect the opinion of NJOHSP or the State of New Jersey. NJOHSP does not provide warranties of any kind regarding the information contained within.This episode, published October 4, 2022, features the following stories: Michigan and New Jersey College Students are Targeted with Flyering and Vandalism on Rosh Hashanah As Many as 20 Massachusetts Schools Received Bomb Threats on a Single Day  DHS Awards Grant Funding for a Study on Radicalization on Video Game Platforms Police in Iceland Averted a Possible Terror Attack

Och aye the noo! John Robins is up in Edinburgh for the Fringe throughout the whole of August, so for today's show he joined Elis and Producer Dave live from Scotland via an ISDN line (think tin can and string but more advanced). To celebrate the fact he's currently staying in the centre of the comedy universe John invited comedic royalty Richard Herring along to talk about things he takes too seriously, as well as asking him to propose a law to Petty Parliament. Elsewhere, Elis tells us about how he fell victim to a scam, Producer Dave spends 120 minutes panicking about passports, there's a very painful Made Up Game and Tony Livesey shares his swimming secrets.

(I made a mistake today and flubbed my job today of uploading what was supposed to be uploaded, so we are releasing my favorite episode of Get Motivated! - Jake ) Are you ready to be the best you? Are you ready to "Get Motivated" Bryan & Brett are back with Drew Toothpaste for a look at Jason Capital and some more Dan Pena // Midlevel grifting at its finest // This guy is thinking money // Making money by telling people how to make money // Calling yourself a "high income individual" // Telling people how to get rich off email lists if you pay me $3000 a month // Drews experience with motivational speakers // "Quit smoking the easy way" // The industry depends on making people worse // Flyering doesn't work according to Bryan // Brett loves being on email lists // 732 emails about a sushi a year is way too much // Front Of Mind Advertising // Jason Capitals answer to "how to make money while training for the Olympics?" // He just wanted to tell people he is going to be in the Olympics // I'm broke but I paid $5000 to at Jason Capital talk // If you pay someone $5000 dollars when your broke then your not cut out to be self employed // Bryan could live off $200,000 for the rest of his life // You don't have time for anything else // He is already scamming people, why does he want to learn to scam deeper // "It's pole-vaulting" // If someone buys Bryan a pole-vault he will learn how to do it in a week // Bryan can kick a field goal // Drews sprinting experience // Running as fast as you can and your still average // Running is not Bryans thing but will pole-vault // If we are cutting one of those things out // They would never give a Wheaties box to a pole-vaulter // Email Income Expert // Lets get liquor license // Brett Capital & Bryan Capital // Just doing a capitalism bit // The copyrighting biz // Make some "Over The Bar" shirts // Bryans high income skills // Bretts social media job for an insurance company // Jason Capital - "Carrot Juice" & random instagram content // Why do i drink carrot juice? // He drinks carrot juice cause Larry Ellison does // Cargo cult shit // Magic elixir that makes you more arrogant // Lazy as fuck // Memes give you a reason to get up // Making money is looking at screens // That's a guy I would like to get yelled at // Ask everyone for money if you won the lottery // Just ask like you don't care at all // Masturbating since he was 4 // The Einstein of whacking it // Beating off is better then sending emails // That's lost incum // A free addiction is not an addiction // Approaching pornography in a low income way // Dan Pena - "I'm not afraid of anything" // $20,000 to go to the castle // Average mans handshake pressure in 1986 // What would do if someone spit in your wifes face? // A weird question to ask a random guy // Sweating when shaking hands // You gotta grip on ya // Listening to a podcast is the most action you can take // Dan Pena 3 regrets in his life // Combat trained army officer who never saw combat // I called my mom a bitch and told her not to die // This is what his family thought about him // Selling be a sociopath // Dan Pena - "Stop being a snowflake" // Snowflakes turn to ice under pressure // Its low income behavior going to your daughters birthday // I do work instead of caring about my family // Took kids out of sports because of participation trophies // I just like to play soccer // Whipping Dan Penas Ass // Men aren't the same as they used to be // Send Dan Pena to map the ocean // Getting off on cruelty // Everyone should punish their family // Everyone who is abusive has an excuse //

Þátturinn er tileinkaður ljóðabókum sem komu út fyrir jólin og hún Gyða Sigfinnsdóttir bókmenntafræðingur og verkefnastjóri kom til mín og við spjölluðum um bækurnar.Að þessu sinni spjölluðum við um nokkrar ljóðabækur en það voru bækurnar Ég brotna 100% niður eftir Eydísi Blöndal, Menn sem elska menn eftir Hauk Ingvarsson, Tanntaka eftir Þórdísi Helgadóttur, Álfheimar eftir Brynjar Jóhannesson og bókina Koma jól? eftir Hallgrím Helgason og myndskreyting var í höndum Ránar Flyering. Hér finnur þú Skúffuskáld á Instagram og FacebookSendið póst á netfangið skuffuskald@lubbipeace.com með ábendingar og vangaveltur.

In Episode 45 of The Million Dollar Organizer, we talk about the art of leafleting like a pro. How to get your message read by the public, strategic placement, what materials to use, what to include and how best to proceed. The host describes failed efforts by management to lessen the impact of leaflets distributed at a retail location. Listen for thoughtful uses of this often-underappreciated artform. 

Í þessum tuttugasta þætti, og jafnframt síðasta í þessari fyrstu þáttaröð, ræða Gyða og Anna Margrét um ljóðabækur og bókina Hesta eftir Rán Flyering og Hjörleif Hjartarson. Bækurnar eru allar upplagðar í sumarlesturinn og myndu sóma sér vel í ferðalagi eða á teppi í lautarferð.Ljóðabækurnar sem þær ræða um eru bækurnar Spegilsjónir eftir Guðrúnu Hannesdóttur, Les birki eftir Kari Ósk Grétudóttur, Havana eftir Maríu Ramos og loks ljóðasafn Kristínar Ómarsdóttur. Skúffuskáld á Instagram og FacebookLubbi PeaceSendið póst á netfangið skuffuskald@lubbipeace.com með ábendingar og vangaveltur.

The twins recall some of their "dressing room meets," with names like Eubie Blake, Harry Belafonte, Liza Minnelli and others. Also: More about life at the Magic Hotel (now the Magic Castle Hotel), puberty, first cars, autodidacts and diphthongs. And of course, another original song. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - "The Wind" by Chris Yale 3:27 - About the song 4:20 - Roger's Blog Post: "The Abdication Pandemic" 8:00 - Chihuahuas Gone Wild 8:20 - Eubie Blake 8:32 - George Shearing 9:01 - Harry Belafonte / David Blackwell 9:25 - "Shuffle Along" / More Eubie Blake 11:00 - We struggle with math, obviously. 12:19 - Liza Minnelli / "The Act" / Mathilde Pincus / "Walking Papers" / "Arthur in the Afternoon" / Roger Minami 14:48 - Dick Van Dyke 15:00 - The Magic Hotel 15:25 - Marc Eliot / Phil Ochs / "Death of a Rebel" / Michael Ochs Archive 16:23 - Ruth Warrick / "Irene" / Debbie Reynolds / Hans Conreid / Patsy Kelly 16:48 - More Phil Ochs 18:01 - Bob Davis and the Bertrand Russell Society / Chris' Valedictorian / Oxford English Dictionary 19:28 - "The Professor and the Madman" 20:05 - Autodidact is the fancy word for this episode. 20:25 - More Bob Davis / "The Story of Civilization" by Will and Ariel Durant 21:34 - Were we strange kids? 22:05 - Puberty 24:10 - Steve Fujinami and Mystic Sound Studios 24:36 - Diphthongs - whoops, another fancy word 25:51 - Driving and first cars 27:14 - Driving stick / Jim Alden / La Cienega and Sunset - the test. 30:10 - Flyering on the Sunset Strip 31:15 - Poseur on Sunset / Exene Cervenka 32:09 - KROQ / Ian Whitcomb 32:50 - Dad made us return our new clothes. 34:40 - Myrtle Beach / LuLu's North Myrtle Beach / House of Blues Myrtle Beach

Episode #62- Erik Turner- guitarist and founding member of the band Warrant. Warrant has sold over 10 million records, had 5 top 40 hits and 9 rock hits, including #2 hit "Heaven" and of course the iconic song and music video, "Cherry Pie." I'm a huge Warrant fan so this is very special episode for me! Enjoy! 0:00:00 - Special Long Intro0:03:34 - Welcome Erik Turner!!!! & Wine Business0:04:36 - Success of Warrant and Making It0:05:44 - First Gig With Yngwie Malmsteen0:06:37 - Playing With Izzy Stradlin from GnR0:08:45 - Erik's Audition For Megadeth 0:09:55 - Original Warrant Singer & Drummer Quit0:11:40 - Getting Jani & Steven & Joey to Join0:12:57 - Joey Allen Playing With Lars Ulrich (Metallica)0:13:25 - "Flyering" on The Sunset Strip0:14:38 - "Game Of War" Song For Bill & Ted Soundtrack0:17:25 - Touring Before The First Record is Released 0:20:05 - Recording the First Album & Beau Hill's Bet0:21:45 - Opening for Paul Stanley & Others 0:23:42 - Opening for Motley Crue & Partying Hard0:25:48 - Cherry Pie Album & Cherry Pie Song0:28:00 - "I Saw Red" Song, True? 0:28:45 - Blood, Sweat, & Beers Tour0:30:24 - Hanging Out At The Bars After Shows 0:31:40 - Gladiator Soundtrack Songs0:33:20 - Dog Eat Dog Album 0:34:30 - Alice In Chains 0:36:09 - Mike Slamer Playing Solos On 1st Two Albums0:38:14 - The Black Year - 19930:39:20 - "Stepping Stone To Solo Career"0:40:20 - Offending People 0:42:30 - "Ultraphobic" & "Belly To Belly" Albums0:43:40 - Warrant Reunion With Jani Lane 20070:44:45 - Robert Mason Joining 0:46:10 - Staying With the Band 0:47:40 - Last Action Hero Soundtrack Song0:48:25 - 30th Anniversaries - Cherry Pie & Dog Eat Dog0:49:20 - Blood, Sweat & Beers Part 2?0:49:53 - Van Halen & Bon Jovi 0:50:45 - Aerosmith & Page/Plant 0:52:40 - Possible Bio-Pic Movie? 0:53:15 - Skateboards, Guitars & TV/Film Music0:55:43 - "Michelle's Place" Charity0:57:13 - Erik's Big Compliment 0:58:30 - Special Wrap Up & ShoutoutsErik Turner Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/erik_turner/Warrant Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/warrantrocks/Punk Rock Guitars Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/punkrockguitars/Warrant Website:http://www.warrantrocks.comMichelle's Place Website:https://michellesplace.orgChuck Shute Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/chuck_shute/Support the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

In this episode we talk and go in depth about the 4 legs of a Balanced Business. 1. Customers 2. Clients 3. Team Members 4. Team Builders And the Tools to Build Each Leg 1. Social 2. Face to Face 3. Flyering & Sampling And the 20% & 80% Pareto Principle Rule for Energy & Effort For Each Leg Contact: GetStarted@RoxAndAubs.com We Are Proud HerbaLife Distributors & Income depicted is unique to the individual and is not typical. Achievements require skill & consistent work. For typical earnings, see Statement of Average Gross Compensation at HerbalifeNutrition.com/SAGC.

This episode discusses the process and results of creating and distributing informational flyers and cards to aid people who may become a victim of ICE. Rachel, a member of DSA SF's Immigrants' Rights and International Solidarity committee discusses ICE in San Francisco, the importance of giving people the right information, and how everyday people react to getting that information. Contact the Immigrants' Rights and International Solidarity committee at DSA SF via immigration@dsasf.org https://dsasf.org/

Scotty goes on an ALL TIME rant here about flyering. Gotta love it. Check out Scotty's iconic punk label here: https://www.tankcrimes.com/ Follow Matt on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattbacon666/ Follow Curtis on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dewarpr77/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dumbanddumbest/support

Anthony loves both his sisters (but one more than the other) and this week he shares stories about times he feels he let one down. Was it flyering for her work, or the time he overfed her dog or the time he didn't get her in to see War Horse. I don't know, and I don't care because they were all great stories this week... and a bonus story!   Instagram Facebook  

Poet Daniel Cockrill invites poet, writer, artist, film maker, obsessive and magician Nathan Penlington round his house for a chat. During this chat they explore the visceral space between fact and fiction to reveal certain truths that can’t necessarily be explained by these other fields. They also attempt to answer the Poet Waffle Big Question: Do you believe in the unexplained? Topics covered include: Poetry, Live performance, Magic, Short Fuse, Bang Said The Gun, Flyering, Zines, MySpace, Facebook, Word Of Mouth, Day Time TV, Hand Made Objects, Bards In Their Eyes, Poetry Idol, Time Out, Writing Workshops, Topless Barmaids, The Hard Edge Club, The Unexplained, Charles Fort, Fortean Times, The Book of The Damned, The Supernatural, Fish Falling from the Sky, Willow The Wisp and Choose Your Own Documentary and the Rubix Cube. They also name drop all these people: Elvis McGonagall, Stewart Lee, Daniel Kitson, Rob Newman, Joshua Idehen, Scroobius Pip, Hollie McNish, Harry Baker, Tim Wells, Vic Lambrusco, Adrian Henri, Adrian Mitchell, Roger McGough, Benjamin Zephaniah, John Cooper Clarke, John Hegley and Salena Godden.

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It has been a mad, one as you know, but finally I  have found 5 minutes to sit down and have a little think and share that with you lot, as I do!  So here is the first week review of being here!  ENJOY!!!

In episode 295 of Janey Godley’s podcast with award winning comic Ashley Storrie we discuss Jeremy hunt, Hillsborough and make up lies about kelvin McKenzie as that’s something he is good at.    Janey discusses her past and Ashley tells us about her childhood fights. There is great celebration over Liverpool and we are dedicating tonight’s podcast to the people who never gave up. Check out our podcast advert on Vimeo If you would like to support our podcast then please do so by clicking onto Our Donate Page and donate via PayPal or like our page on: Facebook Check out The saga of Tim and Freya You can check out all our videos on YouTube Order “Handstands in the Dark” Paper Back or in EBook Please rate us or leave a comment on PodOmatic, ITunes You can find all the info regarding Janey’s live shows by just clicking Gigs!  

In this episode, I chat with Conrad and Michael from the film noir parody Say It Again, Sam in Sweet Venues in the Grassmarket. We talked a lot about different flyering techniques, as well as the sense of community that arises from the Fringe.