Podcasts about hershey kiss

My guest this week is Bruce Hershey. Yes, as in the Hershey Kiss, Hershey candy bar. Bruce has over 30 years of marketing experience and he's held various leadership roles, responsible for marketing strategy and growth on both the client and agency side. In 2019, Bruce won the highly coveted CMO of the year award. Here's my conversation with my dear friend, Bruce Hershey.LinksBruce's LinkedInSteve's LinkedIn

We got an extra special guest this week! Donovan and Social Break T sit with the legendary T.G. We discuss how Donovan T.G. met, T.G.'s origins, how she got her name, some amazing stories, and much more! The most important thing we touch on is her current battle with Breast Cancer. She is currently going through chemotherapy and has been using cannabis and RSO edibles/topicals to help with the side effects. If you or anyone you know has any of the mentioned above please contact Too T3rpd. "PS: For the ladies, make sure you get those mammogram's"-T.G.Follow Too T3rpd on Instagram  Check out our videos on our Too T3rpd YouTube channel  Leave voicemails/text to our Too T3rpd hotline (314) 399-9711Sign up for our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TOOT3RPD Follow Donovan @Donovan2408 on all socialsFollow Tyler @somesocialst on instagram Follow Eddie @stl_kush_culture on all socialsSupport the show

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Welcome back DayQuill Nation. We have another episode on this fine Humpday for you. We kick back and throw things right into high gear. We got some banter with some plugs to kick things off. Dads stories just like every episode. Before we finish Dad Stories, The Stoned does a live dab, but not the kind of Dab you thought he was taking; let's just say it's a spicy one! After the Dad talk, we just banter for the whole episode. We do a bunch of random would you rather questions. We even play an impromptu FMK Thanksgiving edition. We hope you enjoy. Have a great turkey break, if you get some time off. Go make some great memories with your families. We will catch you next week. Dads OUT.  

Bobby dates a wander warrior. Zavier doesn't know Queen. Khalyla is not Triple K. We talk the Queen (who's that?), wander warriors, Hershey Kiss bandit, and happy molestation day. Free TigerBelly digital collectible BetterHelp: Our sponsor this week is BetterHelp. Our listeners get 10% off their first month at www.BetterHelp.com/belly

It's an all Hershey's Kiss episode for the You Tried Dat?? gang as they taste Hershey's Hugs, Strawberry Ice Cream Hershey's Kisses, and Cookies 'n Creme Hershey's Kisses.  They also play a Hershey Kiss themed game of Sooner or Later after discussing the romantic appeal of Sheiks and the latest Chuck Tingle novels. Follow us on Instagram to see pictures of the snacks @youtrieddat.

State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) interviews Emily Kennedy and Elaine Liaw – ninth graders at Council Rock North High School - about why the Hershey Kiss should be the state candy of PA. https://www.thekiss4pa.org/ #thekiss4pa

State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) interviews Emily Kennedy and Elaine Liaw – ninth graders at Council Rock North High School - about why the Hershey Kiss should be the state candy of PA. https://www.thekiss4pa.org/ #thekiss4pa

April Fool's Day. What used to be considered high class? Most commonly stolen items. Chelsea's April goal. The dollar sign. This day in history. Impulse decisions. Plant-friendly hotel. Emotional eyebrows. Get fat segment. Egg pizza. The TikTok. Hershey Kiss vanilla frosting taste test.

Get fat segment. Egg pizza. The TikTok. Hershey Kiss vanilla frosting taste test. City of College Station update. Geofence warrants. Today's bad story about Facebook. College basketball.

This is the last episode of the season, where Linden and Layton finish up the first year of hard crack by talking about another holiday classic, the Hershey Kiss. They also tread down some side tangents like they usually do. Thank you for all the support during the first year and we look forward to sharing more candy with you in 2022 If you have a topic suggestion or want to get a hold of us, here are a few ways | email: hardcrack@lindenaho.com | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hardcrackpodcast | Linden's Twitter: https://twitter.com/lindenaho | Layton's Twitter: https://twitter.com/laytonaho --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hard-crack/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hard-crack/support

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What does Hershey Pennsylvania smell like? Chocolate! What shapes are the streetlight posts in Hershey, PA? The shape of a Hershey Kiss!

Joe and JayG discuss their non-spoiler thoughts on Dune, Batman: The Long Halloween, Locke and Key, the Uncharted Official Trailer, Multiple Marvel Movies and Indiana Jones 5 Delayed, Marvel is Treating Spider Man No Way Home as End of The Franchise, Sequel to Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse Will be Titled “Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse, Hayden Christensen Returning to Star Wars With Ahsoka Series, Y The Last Man Will Not Get Second Season at FX, Ruby Rose versus the CW, Rumor: Marvel Studios Developing New Solo Hulk Movie Based on World War Hulk, New Cowboy Bebob Teaser, Invincible Season 2 Will Be 20 Episodes Long, Mob Psycho 100 Season 3 Teaser Promo, listener feedback and plenty more nonsense.    If you love or hate us, share with your best friends or worst enemies!   Joe's Socials: Twitter  | JG's Socials: Twitter TNWA Facebook | TNWA Twitter

Presentation: Dominic and Francine will give insight into Akron's arts & culture sector through their lens of using inclusion, connection, and excellence to build new organizations, projects, and performances across Akron and beyond. In addition to prepared talks, Dominic and Francine will perform a new collaboration for Akron Roundtable called "Dear, Funders". Speakers: Dominic Moore-Dunson is an award-winning dancer & choreographer, a creative entrepreneur, and a local arts leader in Akron, OH. In 2016, Dominic has established a large-scale community-based dance theatre project called Artie & The Black Card (formerly The Black Card Project) which premiered in Sept 2018. Francine Parr is a 25-year old Akron native. She started performing at the age of 4. Her first notable role was the Hershey Kiss in The Nutcracker with the Ballet Theatre of Ohio in 2001. Francine attended Miller South and graduated from Firestone High School‘s VPA program on the theatre track. While attending university, studying musical theatre Parr found that there was a huge missing piece of what she fell in love with theatre for, which was community. Find the full speaker bio and event video here: https://bit.ly/3n5UNsw

CooterDoodle joins the pod to help power through some early technical issues and compare players to candy and sweets. Talking Yellow Starburst, Jelly Beans, Jaw Breakers, Hershey Kiss, Godiva, Fireballs, and Gummy Bears. Of course featuring a Game and Question of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 6. Milton Hershey. When Hershey was 26, he was broke. But eight years later, he sold his caramel-making company for a million dollars and had a town named after himself. He founded The Hershey Chocolate Company, and in 1907 he created the Hershey Kiss. During World War II, Hershey's machines were switched over to […] The post Milton Hershey, US, Businessman first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

Oh my! This is a huge, huge lesson wrapped in something the size of a Hershey Kiss. What if you didn’t know what you thought you knew? Then what? Everything changes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindfulness-miracles/support

This week the guys are joined by friend, mentor and rugby pitch savage Brendan "Sloaner" Sloan. Sloaner is a beast in every aspect of life, a mentor to Mark and Joe, but most importantly a great friend. Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/bfcu_podcast/?hl=en If you enjoy the podcast please leave a rating, subscribe and share it with a friend! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/best-friends-catching-up/message

#188: In May 1915, a renowned 58-year-old sea captain, Captain William Thomas Turner, made a series of questionable decisions. He was the captain of the Lusitania, a ship with 1,959 passengers, sailing from Manhattan to London. The first World War was taking place around them, and Captain Turner knew he needed to move swiftly to evade German submarines. His ship approached England; land was in sight. They had almost made it. Yet for reasons that will always remain a mystery, around 1 pm on May 7th, Captain Turner slowed the speed of the vessel to around 18 knots, slower than the 21 knots that they needed to outpace the threat of submarines. Around 45 minutes later, he executed what's called a "four-point bearing," which forced him to pilot the ship in a straight line rather than a zigzag course, which would be better for outmaneuvering torpedoes. At 2:10, the ship was ripped apart by a torpedo. Nearly 1,200 people were killed. Since that fateful day, historians have pondered why he made those two decisions, simple choices which may have permanently altered the lives of thousands. Today's podcast guest, Daniel Pink, has an unusual theory. He believes Captain Turner may have made those sloppy choices because it was the afternoon. Daniel Pink is the author of When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing. In his book, he makes the case that the time-of-day in which we take actions -- early morning, mid-afternoon, or nighttime -- makes a bigger impact than we realize. Our energy and attention unfold in waves, with a rise, then a drop, then a resurgence. The secret to perfect timing isn't simply a matter of managing daily routines, however. Daniel Pink also shows how this pattern emerges over the span of a natural human life, with the choices we make in our sunset years more prone to editing, to curating, than the choices we make in our younger years when time feels abundant. Senior citizens may have smaller circles of friends, he says, not due to loneliness but rather because they're editing their circles down to the few people who matter most. He discusses how midlife is a fascinating point in which our brains signal that we've squandered half of our time. These midpoints can act as either a slump or a propellant. He talks about how we appreciate things more if we believe that they're ending. In one study, researchers gave five Hershey Kisses to subjects; they asked the subjects to rate their taste and enjoyment. When the researchers handed out the fifth Hershey Kiss, they told half of the subjects "here is your fifth chocolate," and they told the other half of the subjects, "here is your final chocolate." The ones who were told that they were receiving the final chocolate rated their enjoyment of it more highly. How much does timing affect our lives? How do we manage our days, and our decades, with a stronger awareness of the way that chronology impacts our mood, energy and priorities? Daniel Pink answers these questions in his book, When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing. He talks about it on today's show. For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/188 

Falen's Phone Tap: You May Now Hershey Kiss the Bride

Falen's Phone Tap: You May Now Hershey Kiss the Bride

Falen's Phone Tap: You May Now Hershey Kiss the Bride

Falen's Phone Tap: You May Now Hershey Kiss the Bride

Falen's Phone Tap: You May Now Hershey Kiss the Bride

Falen's Phone Tap: You May Now Hershey Kiss the Bride

After a long week including Homecoming, a Funeral and a few Family Deaths, the Campbell Brothers sit down to give their takes on Gabrielle Union's love of D.Wade's scooby snacks, Funerals, Step Parenting and a few other topics. Tell ya Momma what a Hershey Kiss is. smh.

The O’Reilly Design Podcast: The sombrero-shaped designer, leading design teams, and designing for retail.This week, I sit down with Cynthia Savard Saucier, director of design at Shopify and author of Tragic Design. Saucier also is keynoting at Velocity in New York, October 1-4, 2017. We talk about moving from working in design to leading designers, the real and sometimes negative impact that design decisions can have on users, and how design is organized at Shopify.Here are some highlights: Design at Shopify At Shopify, we have more than 2,000 employees, so we're starting to become quite large. We don't have a design department per say; we have a UX umbrella, and under that UX umbrella, we have designers, content strategists, UX researchers, and front-end developers. So, it’s slightly different than some other companies, where front-end developers are working within the UX team. We try to have someone from all disciplines on every project. Some projects require many designs; for example, when we designed the checkout experience at Shopify, we needed a lot of designers because it's customer facing, and there are different pieces that had to tie together. Sombrero-shaped designers We often hear of 'T' shapes; I use something I call a 'sombrero shape,' or the Hershey Kiss shape. I want someone who is really good at one thing, but can be stretched at doing two or three other skills. These are my favorite types of employees. Once you have a bunch of sombreros, they usually cover the whole spectrum of design, and that's perfect. Another thing we always ask ourselves is, what would this new candidate add to our culture, add to our team? We actively want people who are not like us. Tragic design We tend to think design has an impact, but we only think about the positive impact. Our book outlines how designers need to ask the right questions when they're designing. In design school, we're taught to make things look beautiful or create desirable experiences. We are never once exposed to the consequences of terrible design decisions. For example, some designers design with a single type of user in mind, or they forget that they're designing for someone other than themselves; this leads to injustice and exclusion. As a designer you have to think of all the different situations and make sure you try to prevent any mistakes from happening.

The O’Reilly Design Podcast: The sombrero-shaped designer, leading design teams, and designing for retail.This week, I sit down with Cynthia Savard Saucier, director of design at Shopify and author of Tragic Design. Saucier also is keynoting at Velocity in New York, October 1-4, 2017. We talk about moving from working in design to leading designers, the real and sometimes negative impact that design decisions can have on users, and how design is organized at Shopify.Here are some highlights: Design at Shopify At Shopify, we have more than 2,000 employees, so we're starting to become quite large. We don't have a design department per say; we have a UX umbrella, and under that UX umbrella, we have designers, content strategists, UX researchers, and front-end developers. So, it’s slightly different than some other companies, where front-end developers are working within the UX team. We try to have someone from all disciplines on every project. Some projects require many designs; for example, when we designed the checkout experience at Shopify, we needed a lot of designers because it's customer facing, and there are different pieces that had to tie together. Sombrero-shaped designers We often hear of 'T' shapes; I use something I call a 'sombrero shape,' or the Hershey Kiss shape. I want someone who is really good at one thing, but can be stretched at doing two or three other skills. These are my favorite types of employees. Once you have a bunch of sombreros, they usually cover the whole spectrum of design, and that's perfect. Another thing we always ask ourselves is, what would this new candidate add to our culture, add to our team? We actively want people who are not like us. Tragic design We tend to think design has an impact, but we only think about the positive impact. Our book outlines how designers need to ask the right questions when they're designing. In design school, we're taught to make things look beautiful or create desirable experiences. We are never once exposed to the consequences of terrible design decisions. For example, some designers design with a single type of user in mind, or they forget that they're designing for someone other than themselves; this leads to injustice and exclusion. As a designer you have to think of all the different situations and make sure you try to prevent any mistakes from happening.

This is session number 022 of the Influence Psychology and Persuasion Podcast. And this show is all about Behavioural Economics Principles. Well not all about but certainly 3 tips to help you understand what this amazing study has to offer.   So, Behavioural economics are sets of psychological studies all around economic decision making. So, if you buy or sell things, this podcast is for you. And if you are involved in marketing, sales and run your own business, this is most definitely for you. As you're listening to this you will already have a clear understanding that we, humans, are anything but clear or easy to understand. We're odd, we make irrational choices, decisions and statements. I remember a few years back and my wife came home one Saturday in January. She walked through the door, beaming with pride, came into the living room where I was reading a book, hands at breaking point with carrier bags with a red sale logos splattered all over and held them to my face. She then blurted out "You wouldn't believe how much money I've saved". Interesting, I though. She wouldn't have bought anything if it wasn't January sales and the fact she had 25+% off. She felt like she'd saved money. Lol. My wife isn't the only reason for these studies. We all make irrational choices at times. Here are 3 studies to arm you going forward. Tip Number 1 - FREE! Now most of us get this. FREE is like a drug which pulls us in for closer inspection. FREE has a magnetic pull that us mortals can't resist. But is this logical? Forget for a moment that now days we may have been abused by the power of FREE. Most of use will think, but what do you what in return if not money? The science shows we have an unreasonable connection to FREE! An interesting study was carried out. Researchers offered participants a choice of 2 chocolates. The choice was either a 1 cent Hershey's Kisses or a 15 cent Lindor chocolate truffle. Most of the participants opted to pay for a 15 cent Lindor Truffle because they could see the amazing value, when compared to the Hershey's Kiss. Here is the interesting part though, when the researchers dropped the price by 1 cent, the vast majority then opted for Hershey Kiss. All because it made it FREE! The word FREE makes us unreasonable. Watch out, or use it to your advantage. Tip Number 2 - Perceived Value You all know what we like right? We're not persuaded by price, at all. We simply understand what's good and what's not! If Only! The research says we are more likely to admire a bottle of wine if it is priced considerably more. Interesting, this means we may perceive quality based on price. Here is the bones of the study. The members of a Wine Club were invited in to taste and rate 5 bottles of wine, based purely on what they liked. Here's the sneaky part, there were only 3 different wines. 2 of the wines were in 2 bottles. Haha. However each bottle was only noted with a price label. Nothing else, just price. Only, there were actually only 3 different wines in those bottles– two wines had two bottles each. Each bottle was marked only with the price tag and nothing else. The prices ranged from $5 to $45 for the same wines and the other ranged in between. So, the $5 wine was also marked at the top price of $45. There was a clear correlation with the ratings of the wine and the price label. You guessed it. The $45 bottle of wine was rated the highest even though it was the same wine as the $5 bottle. Here's 2 more examples of how price effects your decision making. Prozac the anti depressant, was tested against a placebo. In this study they sold the placebo at a price of $2.50 per pill and the real Prozac pill at $2.00. Strange but true, the higher priced placebo out performed Prozac. Even more disturbing, students were given a caffeine and sugar drink and were told this would help them improve their alertness and cognitive abilities. But, half of the students were asked to pay full price for this while the other half received a huge discount... The results. The students who received a discount solved 30% fewer puzzles. This study has been done time and time again in many studies and they all deliver the same results. Tip Number 3 - Priming Simply talking about a particular attribute will cause people to make a decision based on how they are primed. A very simple study was done in a computer store where people who were looking at Laptops were asked 2 things. The first group were asked how much memory they were looking for, and the second group were asked what processor they wanted. You guessed it, those who were asked about processor purchased a laptop with a high spec processor, and the buyer who were asked about memory chose a new machine based on it high level of memory. A similar study was done in supermarkets. People who were walking down an aisle with yoghurts and fruit were stopped and asked A: whats your favourite fruit and the other group, whats your favourite yoghurt. You can guess what happened by now for sure. Those who were browsing the aisles ended up buying those products they were asked about.

Blue Balls Would Have Been Better Episode. The guys are joined by Patrick's comedy partner Matthew Lumpkin. They share stories about sex that's gone wrong and discover their love of Scott Bakula! Also we have more "Tinder Wins of the Week!" Stories Include: Matty's "Dying Ostrich" Patrick's "Who Takes Off a Raincoat in a Rain Storm" Erran's "Hershey Kiss" The Vent: Matty's "Fucking Windows!" Patrick's "Fucking Why-ning!" Patrick's "Fucking Old Food!"

This week's snack...the Hershey Kiss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's snack...the Hershey Kiss!

Taylor gets rid of his bush, Rodan gets drilled, and Taffy Huffington...produce manager. SPOILER ALERT - We talk about Sex and The City in this episode....for more information, head over to www.podismycopilot.com

On Saturday, April 23rd, our host Dr. Marianne Ritchie welcomed the return of Dr. Paul Offit, a world-renowned expert in the study of viruses, vaccines, and immunology.He talked about updates on the COVID vaccine, boosters, and everything we've learned in these past two years since the initial outbreak of COVID-19.Mark Tykocinski, MDPaul A. Offit, MDDirector of the Vaccine Education Center and Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Infectious Diseases at CHOPMaurice R. Hilleman Professor of Vaccinology at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of PennYour Real Champion® – “Yes, We Can-dy! A Kiss for Billy Penn”Mr. Rich Loughran is an eighth-grade teacher from Newtown Middle School who not only teaches history but makes history!He and fellow teacher Matt McCarthy along with eight students were guests of Lt. Governor Fetterman and observed a session of the PA State Senate. They learned the value of being engaged citizens as they heard their idea presented in a Senate Resolution – to make the Hershey Kiss the state candy.Front row – Rich Loughran, Senator Collett, Cameron Forsyth, Varsha Garimella, Lana Hakma, Emily Kennedy, Elaine Liaw, Audrey Thomson, and Kacie Welch [missing Kaitlyn Landers], Matt McCarthyBack row – Senators Santarsiero and DiSanto.Each week we highlight the Real Champions in your life! Your family, friends, or colleagues who go the extra mile to help others in their community. Know someone who should be featured? Nominate them now!Check out all of our past Champions →