Podcast appearances and mentions of Hannah Schneider

ALL & EVERYTHING Så er der helt nyt tema i Sejrstimen igen, og dette kan nærmest ikke blive større, for det rummer "det hele". Et af de få temaer hvor jeg bruger 2 nært beslægtede ord der skiftevis optræder i titlerne, som er med: Associates, Aztec Camera, Kate Bush, Cigarettes After Sex, Divine Comedy, Genesis, Peter Hammill, Labrinth, Prefab Sprout, Jane Siberry, Ultravox + hele syv nordiske: Abba, Bjork, Miriam Bryant, Carpark North, Hymns From Nineveh, Krister Linder og Hannah Schneider.

In today's episode, I have the honor of interviewing Hannah Schneider, a successful PR professional and entrepreneur. Hannah shares her journey from working in the hospitality industry in New York to founding her own luxury PR agency, BRND HOUSE, in Nashville, TN. She discusses the importance of excellent service, client retention, the evolution of her management style, and what goes into building a business that is worth acquisition.  She shares her experiences working in the hospitality industry, which laid the foundation for her approach to client service. She emphasized the importance of anticipating client needs and providing top-notch service, drawing parallels between her time in restaurants and her work in PR. Hannah also opens her heart to share the challenges of balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship and how having her daughter has caused a shift in her empathy and the way she manages her staff. Hannah's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs, highlighting the importance of resilience, adaptability, and prioritizing personal well-being in the fast-paced world of business. As Hannah navigates her new role post-acquisition, she reflects on the value of being a supportive team player and the importance of embracing change and growth. She encourages listeners to explore their passions, take risks, and not be afraid of failure in the entrepreneurial journey.      Timestamps:  00:00:02 - Introduction to Hannah Schneider and her background in PR 00:05:30 - Importance of client retention and service in PR agencies 00:10:17 - Hannah's journey of being an entrepreneur and a mother 00:14:15 - Balancing work and personal life as a mother and entrepreneur 00:20:39 - Hannah's experience of selling her coffee shop, Kettner Coffee Supply 00:25:20 - Hannah's journey of being acquired and transitioning to a new role 00:30:53 - Hannah's perspective on being a number two or number three in a business 00:35:42 - Discussing the challenges and realities of entrepreneurship and failure 00:37:42 - Reflection on the impact of being acquired on work-life balance and personal life

On this episode, Josh and Tara sit down with BRND House's Owner, Hannah Schneider, to learn about her path to female entrepreneurship. From skipping out on college, her job as a hostess, and working unpaid at PR agencies, Hannah is all too familiar with the necessary hustle to run a successful business. Tune in to hear about Hannah's journey from begging for a marketing job to overseeing creative direction for some of the largest brands in the world including The Ritz Carlton, JW Marriott, Food Network, and maybe some upcoming Big Plan Holdings' projects… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you had the opportunity, would you quit your 9-5 job to go become a full-time creator? Many would say yes, but it can be scary to take a chance this big on yourself. From dealing with online hate and low engagement on the content you've worked so hard on to building relationships with brands and defining your “why”, there's a lot that goes into being a full-time creator that truly takes a confident person to take on. Today, we're here with Hannah Schneider, a body confidence and self-love creator (and a great friend of mine) who's been on this journey for four years. Today, we're diving into building the confidence to become a full-time creator. How do you deal with the hard stuff? What's the difference between partnerships for Instagram and TikTok? How can you navigate the world of being a self-sufficient entrepreneur?

Lasse Aagaard er efter mange år i front for bandet Den Fjerde Væg ude på egen hånd. En lille håndfuld meget personlige sange er udgivet, og et album på vej. Hannah Schneider har hele sin karriere indgået i mange forskellige musikalske samarbejder, men i dag sender hun sit femte soloalbum på gaden: Ocean Letters. Det er dog ikke deres egne meritter, de er kommet for at tale, men derimod al den musik de lytter til. Vi skal blandt andet forbi en kunstner, som, de synes, er overset. Vært: Henrik Aagaard. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Nashville hospitality public relations mogul, Hannah Schneider acts as the voice for her vast portfolio of restaurant and hotel clients. While she currently serves as the founder and owner of BRND House, Hannah's career path began at the host stand. In this episode, Jamie and Hannah sit down to discuss what it takes to make it in the industry, all things social media and even some secrets of her craft.

Hannah Schneider comes in to chat about plus size culture and the messages we may be missing.

Sanger og komponist Hannah Schneider er opvokset i en familie, hvor næsten alle er klassiske musikere. Derfor var det noget af et chok, da hun som 10-årig stødte på Björks "Hyperballad" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xgdyUy9rqY) (1995): En rå og smuk sammensmeltning af techno, symfoniske strygere og Islands vildeste stemme. I starten var det Björks vokal og det stemningsfulde lydunivers, der dragede. Men med årene har teksten fået en nærmest terapeutisk betydning for Hannah. Hør hvordan hun finder mental ro i sangens spøjse beskrivelse af at kaste bl.a. bestik, flasker og bildele ud fra en klippe. Hannah Schneider (https://www.facebook.com/hannahschneidermusic/?ref=page_internal) er aktuel med singlerne "Open Wall" og "Mirror Sphere". Sidstnævnte handler om intet mindre end verdens begyndelse og er ledsaget af en fin musikvideo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilMpFsonnWQ). Hendes fjerde soloalbum Ocean Letters udkommer til efteråret 2022. Hun er også den ene halvdel af henholdsvis den elektroniske duo AyOwA (https://www.facebook.com/thisisayowa) og performanceprojektet Philip I Schneider (https://www.facebook.com/philipschneidercph), der bl.a. spiller på Roskilde Festival lørdag d. 2. juni 2022. Foto: Emma Silke Varighed: 8:29

De kan begge to godt lide at begå sig i de svævende musiklag, men gør den musik, de lytter på og finder inspiration i, også det? Kirstine Stubbe Teglbjærg og Hannah Schneider pusher musikken i dag. Vært: Henrik Aagaard. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Hannah Schneider og Lau fra bandet Fribytterdrømmer pusher musikken i dag. De kommer bl.a. med et nummer fra en producer, de ville elske at arbejde sammen med. Vært: Henrik Aagaard. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Dine pladepushere denne fredag formiddag er Tobias Kippenberger og Hannah Schneider. Vært: Henrik Aagaard. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Hannah Schneider og Rasmus Yde (fra bandet Fugleflugten) har bl.a. taget sande tåreperser med, men skal også forholde sig til nye toner fra AC/DC. Vært: Henrik Aagaard. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Gæst: Hannah Schneider. Vært: Casper Bach Hegstrup. (Sendt første gang 8. august 2016).

Hannah Schneider's 10 years in public relations and social media includes work as a social media manager, publicist, founder and CEO of Hannah Schneider Creative, founder of Kettner Coffee Supply and Managing Partner at BRAND House. Her work has been featured on local and national outlets such as Good Morning America, Today Show, Cosmopolitan, Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times.

Hannah Schneider interviewing blogger, Hunter Premo.

Hannah Schneider interviewing Julia Jaksic from Cafe Roze.

Hannah Schneider interviews Ashley Haugen with Styleblueprint.

Hannah Schneider interviews Josh Gilmore and Abby Flittner with Nashville Guru.

Hannah Schneider interviews Matt Niehoff with Experience Nashville - @experiencenash

NU er vi endelig rigtigt tilbage. Denne podcast byder på snak om bl.a. "Mød mig på Cassiopeia" fra Folketeatret, samt en snak om alt det aktuelle teater, vi håber på at kunne nå og se! Julie og Clara har været forbi Teater Sort/Hvid for at tale med instruktør, Liv Helm, og musiker, Hannah Schneider, for at tale om den aktuelle musikforestilling, FRIT FLET. Sidst, men BESTEMT ikke mindst, taler vi med nyuddannede Mathilde Passer om alt fra den første store hovedrolle efter teaterskolen til egne ambitioner om selv at producere.

In our first episode of 2019, we talk with Hannah Schneider, founder of Hannah Schneider Creative, founding member of Egg Shop in NYC, and owner of soon to open Kettner Coffee Supply. In the interview we discuss Hannah’s experience living and working in F&B in San Diego, New York City, and Nashville. We also discuss Hannah’s journey towards and and her success in entrepreneurship. Furthermore we discuss how she balances her various ventures and her top recommendations in different restaurant and hospitality categories for the three cities she travels between. Last but not least, Hannah gives advice to listeners who want to get into PR, the hospitality world, or start their own venture. Be sure to follow Hannah and her ventures at @_hellohsc, @teamhsc and @kettnercoffeesupply.

Bob and Dan invite screenwriters Hannah Schneider and Nelson Greaves back to the show to discuss everyone's favorite Michael Bay film, Armageddon (1998). Armageddon follows the amazing true story of 6 astronauts who - just kidding - it's the one where NASA sends a bunch of oil drillers into space to stop a meteor from destroying Earth. It's a blast! Sadly, Bob remains unconvinced. Other topics discussed: America, cheap thrills, space, and guilty pleasures from childhood. Follow us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Follow Dan on Twitter.

Stille morgener, regnvejr og lange lyse nætter. Tag med DR PigeKoret ud i sommeren og hør tre smukke sange: "Sommerens ø" af Mogens Jermiin-Nissen og Piet Hein "Sommer" af Hannah Schneider og Nicolai Kornerup. "Yndigt dufter Danmark" af Svend S. Schultz og Ulf Hoffmann. Dirigeret af Phillip Faber. Tilrettelagt af Anne Karine Prip, Emil Sebastian Bøll og Emil Assing Høyer.

I Barometeret kan du høre den nyeste musik fra undergrunden og de følelser, der gemmer sig i den. Fortalt af kunstnerne selv og vært Stine Rosenfeldt. I denne uge fortæller sangerinde Hannah Schneider, fra bandet Ayowa, om hvordan sorgen og tabet af sin far er blevet til musik.

Bob and Dan are very excited to welcome their first guest on the podcast: screenwriter Hannah Schneider! Hannah chose the movie this week: The Lady Eve (1941), a screwball comedy about a rich idiot returning from the Amazon on a cruise ship, and falling in love with a woman attempting to con him out of his money via a card game. Topics discussed: what makes comedy hold up, male idiocy, feminism, pratfalls, and - yep - imitations of Hitler. It's a fun chat! Join the Facebook Group to find out what's coming up on the show and to discuss movies we've covered. Follow us on Twitter: @MDMpodcast Follow Dan on Twitter: @DanWilbur