Podcasts about hickory farms

I want older women to know: if you want to do something, get out there and do it, sister! Don't sit around and think: I'm too old. No, you're not! -Tracey Wheeler Noonan It's been about 10 years since I've interviewed Tracey Wheeler Noonan and let me tell you, this girl is on fire. She and her daughter, Dani took a unique way of making cupcakes in jars and turned it into a Shark Tank phenomenon. Wicked Good Cupcakes may have started out small in Tracey's home kitchen, but it ended up going worldwide during the Pandemic and was sold to Hickory Farms for a nice profit. In this interview, Tracey takes us on a wild ride through her 6 Shark Tank appearances, sharing the lessons she learned along the way about entrepreneurship and how to run a company with her daughter. These days, Tracey is focused on public speaking and her lifelong love of writing with her first book titled A Wicked Good Idea. She's also written two screenplays, a TV pilot, and a no-holds-barred memoir called Past, Present, Paris, based on her heartbreaking divorce. Denied a college education by her father because she was a girl, Tracey spent much of her adulthood trying to find her way and prove herself to her parents. In this very personal interview, it is Tracey Wheeler Noonan's gigantic heart that really shines through. From priceless advice for entrepreneurs to words of wisdom for women of all ages, this episode is loaded with 23 minutes of inspiration. Says Tracey: “If I can do this, you can do this. Success is not something we hoard. It is something we must share. As women, we are NOT in competition with one another. We've got to lift each other up.” #sharktank #entrepreneur #women #empowerment #cupcakes

A couple of nights ago, we stopped at the mall. I was looking for a shirt, so we stopped at one of the department stores. I used to love going to the mall to shop and hang out. Much of my formative years was spent working at a jeans store. We had a lot of good times, but sadly, the mall's nothing like it was back in the day. Now, the shops all seem the same. That got me thinking back to some of the stores that are long gone. Stores like Camelot Music, Orange Julius, and Hickory Farms are long gone. And while I wouldn't spend time in them today, they do take me back to a special place... Click Here To Subscribe Apple PodcastsSpotifyAmazon MusicGoogle PodcastsTuneIniHeartRadioPandoraDeezerBlubrryBullhornCastBoxCastrofyyd.deGaanaiVooxListen NotesmyTuner RadioOvercastOwlTailPlayer.fmPocketCastsPodbayPodbeanPodcast AddictPodcast IndexPodcast RepublicPodchaserPodfanPodtailRadio PublicRadio.comReason.fmRSSRadioVurblWe.foYandex jQuery(document).ready(function($) { 'use strict'; $('#podcast-subscribe-button-13292 .podcast-subscribe-button.modal-6760250ad094c').on("click", function() { $("#secondline-psb-subs-modal.modal-6760250ad094c.modal.secondline-modal-6760250ad094c").modal({ fadeDuration: 250, closeText: '', }); return false; }); });

Revisit some of your favorite episodes of Email After Hours—or catch up on those you missed the first time around! In just 15 minutes, get tips and secrets to success from email experts at Yahoo, Hickory Farms, the Bradford Group, TFG Brands, Mapp Digital, and more!

In this episode, we'll give you practical advice on how to use the basic tools you already have more effectively in your email marketing. Nothing too flashy, nothing out-of-reach, just ordinary assets at our disposal already. From Google Annotations, to time-of-day testing, to Friendly Froms—we'll reveal the best ways to use these tools, and others!

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Let's go to the mall! But one specific mall that isn't there anymore! (Well, it's sort of still there, but not really.) We're joined by Gleaming the Tube's Kevin Cafferty to look back on the Lincoln Mall in Lincoln, Rhode Island (frighteningly close to Woonsocket). It wasn't the biggest mall, it wasn't the best mall, but it was our mall. And our Lincoln Mall memories include: Waldenbooks, our primary source of X-Men comics, Bloom County collections, and Tolkien; sketchy sausage samples at Hickory Farms; failed attempts to meet girls at the movies; the freaky pet store; the inexplicable organ store; the restaurant no one went to (Roast House); the restaurant everyone went to, because there were two of them in the same mall (Papa Gino's); the neverending weirdness of Spencer Gifts; and the glory of the Dream Machine video arcade. Also: Andre the Giant eating spaghetti! The sticker girl phenomenon! Our first comic book shop experiences! Our first dishwashing experiences! Record store employees with attitudes! Randy the Talking Reindeer! The Challenge of the Checkers Champion! A mall visit from Spider-Man! A ring of car stereo thieves! Rhode Island's own John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band! And yikes, so much more... Even if you never visited the Lincoln Mall, we know there's a mall or two in your past, so you can relate. In a way, we're all still lost among the overflowing bins of cheap junk at Kay Bee Toys. Kevin's podcast about movies with skateboarding, Gleaming the Tube! And our regular links... The Flopcast website! The ESO Network! The Flopcast on Facebook! The Flopcast on Instagram! The Flopcast on Mastadon! Please rate and review The Flopcast on Apple Podcasts! Email: info@flopcast.net Our music is by The Sponge Awareness Foundation! This week's promo: Modern Musicology!  

Episode 176:   “We didn't land on Hickory Farms, Hickory Farms landed on us!”  Jim, Joseph, and George offer their Top 5 Untrained Detectives and Best Food Court Eateries.·        Cary Grant on a weekly TV series?·        How to load up on mall samples when you're a broke teenager·        George loses his sci-fi credentials with the Kingdom of the Spiders·        Is Perry Mason a murderer?·        How does Joseph offend the entire tattoo community?·        What does Jim call resurrection pizza?·        Pilgrims at the mall?·        Which podcast host hard a TV crush on Jennifer Hart?·        Water Baptism or Fried Apple Pie – which will Joseph choose? ·        George's unfulfilled love of the ‘Corndog girl'·        The longest CCR grievance letter to dateCCR Special Report:Joseph goes to Puerto Rico for a fast food fried apple pie:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3eJyZYSvDc 

Tag Paid Go - Ep 80: Malls are fantastic hiding places for Ninjas! In this episode I'm gonna introduce a NEW segment where I share a positive story that had a positive effect on me and hopefully has a positive effect on you.  Times can be super stressful these days and I wanna throw out some positive vibes.  My featured song is a song I wrote called "TREEHOUS'".  Listen to past episodes and songs at: www.tagpaidgo.com Sign up for the newsletter - news.tagpaidgo.com Listen to the music of Tag Paid Go on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon music or wherever you stream music  - music.tagpaidgo.com   TRANSCRIPT ----more---- Ep 80   Welcome to another episode of tag paid go -In this episode I'm gonna introduce a NEW segment where I share a positive story that had a positive effect on me and hopefully has a positive effect on you.  Times can be super stressful these days and I wanna throw out some positive vibes.  Id like to welcome to the show, this week's sponsor.  The Tinsel Toenails of New Haven LLC.  Are your toenails in need of tinsling?  Do people call your toenails “ol yeller?”  Tinsel toenails of New Haven LLC use a proprietary Whitener that will whiten your toenails so well, people will ask you if you got a toenail transplant. Shhhh..I'll never tell. Call tinsel toenails of New Haven LLC today.    As promised, a little positivity to get ya thru the week. Lemme set it up for ya - Its 1982 and this skinny little kid was shopping with his mom at the mall(you remember those, right) - Well at some point, the little kid got lost somewhere between the B Dalton Book store and Hickory Farms.  Caught between chapters and charcuterie. His mom was no where in site.  He started to panic the way a kid panics when the monster in the closet opens the closet.  Then from out of nowhere, a ninja with glowing red eyes started to chase him. He started to run. No where in particular.  Just run. And yell. loud.  Fortunately a gentleman saw him and came to his rescue.  The ninja turned into a giant pig dragon. The gentleman used a magic shield to destroy the giant pig dragon.  The kid was overjoyed and his mom couldn't thank the gentleman enough.  That man went out of his way to reunite that kid with his mom.   That little kid?  That was me. And that older gentleman?  Would you believe it was the DUDE himself, the great Jeff Bridges?  Amazing right?   Ok, so look.  I was 9. I just saw TRON and I was super into it.  Everyone looked like Jeff bridges then.  There's a REALLY good chance it was just some rando mall deviant who was looking to kidnap me.  And the pig/dragon/ninja? I was 9. Shut up already.     It's now the part of the show where I play a song I wrote.  Here's a song about being a kid and just using your imagination. Sit back with a roasted bacon martini and enjoy.  This one's called Treehouse    Well that does it for this weeks episode of tag paid go. I'd like to thank this weeks sponsor, tinsel toenails of New Haven LLC.  Do your little piggies need to be cleaned up before going live on your onlyfans page?  Wanna triple your subscribers?  Call tinsel toenails of New Haven LLC and you'll be crying wee wee wee all the way to the bank!    I'd like yo also thank everyone for listening in.   Don't forget to check out the songs from the tag paid go podcast streaming wherever you listen to music OR you can find them at tag paid go.com  Everyone stay safe.  Be kind to each other.  Till next time Tag paid go 

Annie and Jimena are joined by their husbands, Greg and Ben, for an episode all about the dads. Listen while they talk, laugh and get deep through the ups and downs of fatherhood. From the joys of becoming a dad to breaking stigmas, the dads reveal it all! Honorable mentions to Ramen noodles, Hickory Farms and Kleenex. Wine of the Week: Terrazas de los Andes MalbecInstagram: @whinemamapodcastHosts: @anniegpyle & @j.freyy

This week's episode kicks off with a gifting tip: If you don't know what to get someone, get them a consumable. Hickory Farms bitch! Amy thinks Omaha Steak Company can go straight to hell with their apple tartlets. Amy recalls a parking lot hustle where you could get a new windshield and free steaks. Amy recounts her Black Friday shopping experience. The ladies reminisce about their favorite mall shops from the 90s. Remember Contempo Casuals anyone? Fashion reports: Low-rise jeans are back, Vegan leather pants update, and wearing just tights instead of pants. Amy explains her gingerbread house-building disaster. Amy inherited a sign with her new cabin that claims “Family is everything.” She asks the question: is it? Maya reviews Netflix's “The Swimmers” about a swimming refugee Olympian. The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade gives Amy all the feels. This week's Approved/Denied: Frasier reboot. --- 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/the-spirit-of-77/message

Jovial Jay and Shua look back on the often forgotten and surprisingly entertaining 1980 musical Xanadu. Plus, we look back at what it was like during the holidays in a 1980 mall on Enjoy Stuff!   Grab the hand of your muse and roll with us back to the year 1980 to revisit the Olivia Newton John musical Xanadu. And then head out of the theater into the mall to see what it was like during the holidays as we kicked off a new decade.    News In further real estate news:  'Goonies' house for sale for $1.6M in Astoria  Harrison Ford seems to be very proud of the new Indiana Jones movie. We just go some cool images from the upcoming adventure Could we be seeing a remake of Escape From New York? But more importantly, should we? A New Trailer for “Stay Tooned” - a documentary on how cartoons influenced us   Make sure you check out our TeePublic store to get ready for the holidays and all the latest fashion trends What we're Enjoying Shua was pleasantly surprised by the new sequel to a holiday classic. A Christmas Story Christmas debuted on HBO Max and instead of just being a goofy rehash of the original, it was very touching and emotional. Jay checked out the Brad Pitt summer action movie Bullet Train and he agreed it was a crazy, and speedy, ride.    Sci-Fi Saturdays/MCU Location Scout This week Jay shared his thoughts about the beautiful and thought provoking 1997 Jodie Foster film Contact. Stay tuned for the upcoming look at Gattaca to see what a slightly frightening future could look like. There are new locations for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special on MCU Location Scout.   Enjoy Movies! 1980 marked the beginning of a new decade full of promising prosperity. The movie Xanadu was a peppy sendoff to the era of roller disco, with a surprisingly amazing soundtrack. Join us as we look back at this often forgotten musical that will get your skates back out on that rink!   Do you remember shopping at the mall in 1980? We look back at what it was like to visit the malls we grew up with in the early heyday of those shiny, new shopping centers. Join us for a trip down memory lane, located just past Orange Julius and across from the Hickory Farms store.  Have you ever experienced Xanadu? What do you remember about malls in the 80s? First person that emails me with the subject line, “Olivia Newton John is my muse” will get a special mention on the show.  Let us know. Come talk to us in the Discord channel or send us an email to EnjoyStuff@RetroZap.com

In today's show, we finally do reviews for Hickory Farms meat and cheese boxes. I honestly wish we did an exclusively Hickory Farms podcast.  I don't even remember what the rest of the show was about. If you like the show, PLEASE TELL A FRIEND? That's our advertising for the moment.  Buy our shirts and cups: https://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/CriticEveryone/ Yell at us: foreveracritic@gmail.com Tweet at us: @CriticEveryone Allow conspiracies to fester with us: Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/Everyones-a-Critic-2327696304154655/ Listen to the other great shows on our network: https://xraypod.com/ I did really hug Tommy Wiseau once.     

We know you are thirsty for more JJ&R Content! We'll be back LIVE Monday, August 1st.In the mean time, Nic & Noah are here to float you by... TODAY WE GOT HEATED! I swear to all that is holy in this world, If Tiffany does NOT return the sauce rack in the mini-fridge, I will take matters into my own hands. Noah reflects on his time at Subway and Hickory Farms and Nic picks his brain for opinions on watching movies versus TV shows. Which do you prefer?

Latest on the big government jobs report, we meet the co-founder of a Chicago company with a creme liquor that skips the dairy and a local gift food business is undergoing a major expansion.

With suburban sprawl came the requirement for central convenience and the mall was created. And where's there's shopping there's food. As it now turns out, shoppers spend 20% of their time in the for court. The 70's and 80's saw boom in growth and popularity. American culture, particularly on the West Coast was popularised on TV and in movies. How many of these ring a bell; Hickory Farms, Hot Sam, Hot Dog on a Stick, Old Time Burrito, Orange Julius and Cinnabon? The list goes on and like always, we rekindle memories of yesteryear. We do have a special guest this week. He has a bit of influence over what we order and can reveal a few secrets on some incoming surprises. 

The Girls discuss a few of their favorite things from Christmases of yore... which Wrapping Type was your house? Random Slapdash, Artform Wrapping, or Gift Wrapped at The Store? The Giant Barbie Head. String tinsel. Robbie-Ann's magical mid-70s favorite cozy Christmas, when the power went out: a fire in the fireplace, her family intact. The Traditions: Amy reveals her family's Christmas Eves spent at her grandmother's house in Los Angeles. 60s ornaments, and all the vintage decorations. Groovy wrapping paper. The Nut Bowl. Christmas carols and the Christmas ham. Robbie-Ann describes the vast difference between her father's parents' (Oma and Opa) perfect formal Christmas Eve dinners, and her mother's parents' (Bill and Helen) chaotic but fun Christmas Day meals at their restaurant tavern. Oyster stew. Sticking a Cheeto inside a Bugle. Tiny vintage Coke bottles. Robbie-Ann's Oma: Wrapping Artist. Gramma Helen and Grampa Bill's cast of thousands at Christmas Day dinner. "Hasty" present wrapping. Total chaos when the kids tore the gifts open. Gramma Helen's maximalist decorating style - every inch covered with garland and holiday tchotchkes. Robbie-Ann and her cousin Michelle's almost-matching gifts. Pre-divorce Christmas vs. Post-Divorce Christmas. Amy describes the magic of dressing up with ribbons and tights and patent leather shoes. The end of the formal holidays. Amy and Robbie-Ann talk about restoring the formality. Inviting the TV for dinner: killer of family interaction or much-needed friend to the latchkey kid? Sidebar: Robbie-Ann recommends the movie Avalon for a stunning movie about how TV destroyed the "family." Amy disagrees, offering the value of TV to a lonely latchkey kid. Amy discusses the awkward phase when you are no longer the adorable center of attention, and when you grow up and have to actually work on Christmas. Blanking out unhappy Christmases. The Psyche Wounds of GenX Kids after divorce. The Girls talk about an infamous Christmas they spent together years ago after a miserable 7am-3pm shift at The Famous Deli: drinking their sorrows away in a ratchet strip mall Old Man Bar. Amy recalls several lonely Christmases, staring at her apartment wall. Sidebar: TV is a friend and companion for the lonely and sad. Amy's window on the world, through the TV. The Rankin-Bass specials: celebrating Misfits. Look up behind the scenes of the Rankin-Bass videos on YouTube! Robbie-Ann's staunch belief in the Magic of Christmas, fed by movies and television. Amy reveals she was never told about Santa Clause. Robbie-Ann recalls believing at four years old, when Santa wrote her a nice note explaining why she couldn't get a camera for Christmas. The Proxy Santa. The Food! Baked goods, ribbon candy, the Lifesaver story book gift sets. The Bonne Bell Lipsmacker gift set.  Robbie-Ann's memory of receiving grown-up Blue Jean perfume. Amy recalls Tinkerbell bath products. The ritual trip to Hickory Farms. Christmas cookies. Peppermint bark. Peanut butter cookies with Hershey's kisses mushed in the top. The cornflake green wreath cookies. Gingerbread houses. The music. The smells. Real vs. Fake Trees. Is there a loss of "specialness" of Christmas rituals and traditions because we can get anything we want any time we want? The right Christmas "vibe," the right Hallmark Christmas movie. Stocking gifts: batteries and Lipsmacker. Wonky bossa nova "modern" Christmas Carols from the late 60s.  Robbie-Ann describes working during Christmas season at the record store: little grammas trying to buy modern music for their grandkids. Christmas shopping back in the day: decorations wall-to-wall, big crowds. PSA: be KIND to your local retail clerk during Christmas Season. They are in hell. Robbie-Ann shares her magic, never-fail secret for surviving busy Christmas shopping, handed down to her by a fellow cocktail waitress when she lived in New York City. Sidebar: yes, Robbie-Ann was once a cocktail waitress in a big Times Square nightclub. Hello to our listeners all around the world, and Merry Christmas!

Music Rewind welcomes Michael Boroski to discuss: Vs. by Pearl Jam. A great conversation on how this album turned Michael into a lifelong Pearl Jam devotee and his entry in a welcoming community of fans & experiences that he still follows today. @mborsk33 on IG @fronski33 on Twitter Special thanks to Michael's employer, Hickory Farms, who even sent the show an awesome gift box.  Pick one up for a great gift this holiday season. Album: Vs. Artist: Pear Jam Year: 1993 Listen to the album on Spotify Find Music Rewind in all the usual places  Music Rewind Website Music Rewind Patreon Early access to future episodes Music Rewind can be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.   “No ownership of music material. All credits go to its rightful owner. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act in 1976; Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. All rights and credit go directly to its rightful owners, no copyright infringement intended.” #podcast #music #pearljam #vs #eddievedder #grunge #rock #rocknroll #seattle #seattlemusic #soundgarden #templeofthedog #nirvana  

The hilarious Kimberly Clark (They Ready on Netflix) joins us to talk Macy's Backstage, celebrity licensing deals, Destiny USA (fka Carousel Center) in Syracuse, ShoppingTown mall, working at stores like Chappell's, Structure and Sbarro, and finally, her love of all things Hickory Farms from a young age. Plus Paige's return to Eataly, Emily's newfound interest in Abercrombie and a listener question about sale items. JOIN THE MALL TALK PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/malltalkpod/ BUY MALL TALK MERCH: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/malltalkpodcast FOLLOW KIMBERLY: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlyclarkcomedy/  https://twitter.com/ClarkKimberlyL  FOLLOW MALL TALK: https://www.instagram.com/malltalkpod  https://twitter.com/malltalkpod 

The Social Dilemma. We watched it, and we have thoughts. Tricia may have been right about some things. The recent “cancellation” of Dr. Seuss. And be sure to stick it out till the post-credits scene where Pitney got thrown out of a Hickory Farms for a reason that honestly shouldn’t surprise you too much.   Promo: Paranormal Burrito  (Want to swap show promos? Email us!)   We love you for listening! Please take a moment to rate and review us, and earn a STICKER! (Everyone loves stickers!) And please subscribe or add us to your favorites list on your favorite platform so you never miss a show! And share us with your cool friends, not the lame ones.   Questions? Comments? Complaints?   Write to us at PitneyAndAmelia@gmail.com!   Tweet at us at @bitchenboutique!   Stay up to date by liking our Facebook page!   If you want to be supportive without a lot of stuff cluttering your feed, follow us on Instagram at pitneyandamelia! (Really, we barely post over there.)   And if you're feeling generous, buy yourself a little something at our Zazzle shop and help to support our show! (Turn off that Content Filter to see the "uncensored" merch!)   Who the heck are Pitney and Amelia? A gay guy and his fat friend talking about everything! We've got over 30 years of stories to share about stuff we love, stuff that annoys us, people we've known, places we've been, and things we've seen. Geeky, silly, and always opinionated. NAMES ARE CHANGED TO PROTECT THE GUILTY!   We may be awful, but we're right!   New episodes every other Friday.   LGBTQ | Comedy | Pop Culture | Nerd Culture | Horror | Spirituality

In this episode:Sarah shares about the death of her Grandma and Grandpa McConnaughhay. A big thanks to all those who have reached out to show support and offer condolences. Read the obituary.We talked about making caramel corn in a copper kettle given by Grandma & Grandpa. You can see the video here: https://youtu.be/EtQFE-YCatMWill and Sarah shared that they contracted COVID-19 through Sarah’s work. Our immune systems are strong; everyone is safe and recovering. We’re prioritizing family and rest!Will shared Psalm 94:19 - “When the cares of my heart are many, Your consolations cheer my soul”We hope to be back next week to continue our National Adoption Awareness month series, featuring our adoption story and an interview with our very own six-year-old, Lincoln!

“Ain’t Love Grand?” Fitz wants to give you $1000 to spend on your Boo for Valentine’s Day! Hit us up on The Bull Horn (on the 989 Bull App) and tell us why your Boo deserves it and how you’d spend the money in just one day. In the What Are You Kidding Me stories, a woman wrestles an angry otter, an Indiana Jones obsessed man, an hysterical passenger forces a flight to turn back, and Hickory Farms has a Sausage Bouquet for Valentine’s Day. What Are the Most Romantic Places to Propose, around the world and in the Northwest? In the Hourly Bulletin, evacuations in Fall City, fatal hit-and-run on Dash Point, Seattle City Council bans winter evictions, more Boeing 737 Max test flights, the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger is approved and Jet Suite offers $49 flights to Portland. In Sports, Century Link is now a cashless venue and MLB wants more teams in the playoffs. In the Fitz Files, we are “Bachin’ It”; yes it’s a “Bachelor” recap with Peter whittling down to 4 girls for the upcoming Hometown Visits. In The Good Stuff, a little boy’s birthday wish was granted even though it freaked out other parents because it was to have Jason from “Friday the 13th” pick him up from school. On Make Up or Break Up, Brad from Gig Harbor says his girlfriend Anna way overshares their relationship on social media. On Playlist Profiling its William from Tacoma. Do You Cheat on Your Significant Others With Food? ‘Cuz we all do!

Enter into a world of energy, light and love. Meet Linda Spellman from Light of the Phoenix, in this episode Linda shares her gift for all to hear. Listen as we leave you believing and enlightened. Accepting gifts and allowing the messages from beyond to help and to heal. Linda Spellman has worked in Marketing for ~20 years heading various Marketing functions for companies like Carter's/OshKosh B'Gosh, Restoration Hardware, Home Depot and Hickory Farms. She has an MBA and has been a regular speaker at industry conferences for years. But this is different. This is personal. Now she's speaking for an entirely different reason. To help people. 3 years ago she was a VP of Marketing for a $3 Billion company living a successful life. But one night changed everything. She was sexually assaulted, got Severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and her life as she knew it imploded. But the life that was waiting for her was more than she could have imagined.

After a month trapped on a tiny island in the middle of the BEAUTIFUL fountains at the Bellagio Casino and Resort in scenic Los Vegas we are BACK! This week on I Haven't Seen That: Whitney lands the big Hickory Farms account and gets ready for a Big Weekend in Beach City, while Mark has to child-proof all of his doors and put anti-slip pads on all of his meatballs! We also talk about being afraid of trouble, buying real percocet from fake doctors and MUCH MUCH MORE! A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: Anything past the first season of Game of Thrones A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: A Full Size Hickory Farms Sausage

Reliving the days before crucifixion are one thing, self-resurrection is entirely different. Resurrection is probably a good Spelling Bee word. You think it's going to be two "s" one "r". but no. Don't challenge Jesus to a spell-off: you can't win for losing. www.dariaeliuk.com FB: Radio Free Daria

We're back at it again at the Hickory Farms kiosk in the mall! This week we talk about Whitney's YouTube series (not available on YouTube), the Brooklyn Folk Festival, sneaking an entire picnic basket into "Philadelphia," how expensive fruit is, our top ten things of everything, and MUCH! MUCH! MORE! A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: oh jeez I don't remember A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: I'm producing this after a few whiskeys

The boys are back in town after a few weeks away, just in time for Thanksgiving. So before we take another holiday we gathered a few weeks worth of automotive goodness and packaged it up like the Hickory Farms gift box it smells like. Happy Thanksgiving from Eric and Daryl! Topics discussed: Winter storage tips for your ride Why Canadians love “Home Brew” rust proofing Eric recaps his latest off-road adventure in Arkansas How Southern Illinois University – Carbondale is training the next generation of automotive technicians Your moment of musk  Read More → The post Episode – Hot Springs & Fluid Film appeared first on Throwin' Wrenches Automotive Podcast.

At some point in their history, virtually every successful company has needed to raise money—and there are now more ways than ever to do it. Do you rely on your friends and family? Do you bring in outside investors? If so, who? Are you looking for an infusion of cash, or a long-term partner to help you grow and sustain your vision? Kevin Fechtmeyer knows these tough situations and questions very well. With 25 years of experience in private equity both on Wall Street and at his own firm, Cave Creek Capital, he has helped fund over $1 billion in equity and made countless acquisitions, empowering a number of modern leaders in their respective industries, including Dell Computer, Qualcomm, and Hickory Farms. Today, we spoke about his journey, the risks and rewards of entrepreneurship, and why company culture—and being able to cultivate great talent—is key to long-term success. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn: When and if you should partner with a private equity firm—and what to avoid in the process. Why so many companies hit a plateau or experience stunted growth after initial successes—and what almost every entrepreneur needs to do in order to scale from $10 to $100 million in revenue, no matter what industry you’re in. Why creating, nurturing, and maintaining great company culture is essential to bringing in (and keeping) the talent you’re going to need to succeed in the long-term—and why most investors would rather have a B company with an A team than an A company with a B team

This week is a heapin' helpin' of pre-Thanskgiving Family Time, as Whitney and Mark recover from their absence! We talk about office folk wisdom, James Bond, what the teens are into, Subway smell, the eternal lure of Hickory Farms, what precisely was going on in Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, and MUCH MUCH MORE! A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: Spectre. A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: Captain America 2, still