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From the vault: In this episode from 2018, the Ricks respond to a Geek.com article about eleven 1970s sci-fi movies that were … better than Star Wars? Plus: iHop's “iHob” rebrand revisited—and advice the Ricks would give their younger selves about a career in marketing. Brought to you by Taskin, the first name in ultra-stylish, premium-quality travel gear for

In this episode of the Digible Dudes Podcast, David and Reid introduce a bold new framework for professional and marketing growth: the Misogi Method. Borrowed from Japanese tradition and reimagined for marketers, a Misogi is defined as a challenge so big and uncomfortable that you have only a 50% chance of success—and that's exactly the point.The conversation explores how stepping outside your comfort zone with one massive swing each year can ignite innovation, disrupt stagnation, and build lasting impact in both your personal career and your company's marketing strategy.David and Reid share real-life examples of their own "Misogis"—from failed augmented reality newspaper ads to wildly ambitious music competitions to a six-figure marketing giveaway—and analyze famous brand stunts like Red Bull's space jump, IHOB's burger rebrand, and Liquid Death's unconventional launch. Each story offers inspiration and insight into how to think bigger, take calculated risks, and make your marketing memorable.Whether you're a marketing director at a property management company, an agency leader, or just someone tired of “playing it safe,” this episode encourages you to define your own Misogi, communicate it with your team or stakeholders, and give yourself permission to take a bold swing in 2025—even if you might miss.Because sometimes, the things that scare us most are the ones worth doing.Digible:⁠ https://digible.com/Fiona: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.myfiona.com/Leave a Spotify Review: ⁠⁠⁠https://spoti.fi/3LfoEdU⁠⁠⁠Leave an Apple Review: ⁠⁠⁠https://apple.co/3AA2zRj⁠⁠(00:00) The $100 Bubble Test: Starting Small with Big Ideas  (00:33) What Is a Misogi? (02:21) Reid's First Misogi: Augmented Reality Meets The Lion King  (08:52) The $100K Giveaway Campaign(10:38) Marketing Misogis in the Wild: Red Bull, IHOB, Liquid Death  (14:08) The Muse Awards: American Idol Meets K-12 Radio  (17:49) 10X vs 2X Thinking(22:14) Could You Lease-Up a Building in 2 Months?  (24:38) Misogi Idea: Rewrite All Your Search Ad Copy  (26:25) How to 10X Customer Experience in Multifamily  (30:08) Testing Radical Ideas on a Small Scale  (35:13) What Happened to Co-Living?(37:18) Where Misogis Fit in Strategic Testing  (40:54) The Marriott Bonvoy of Multifamily(42:43) Why You Must Define What Failure Looks Like

This week on the Extra Serving podcast, a product of Nation's Restaurant News, NRN editors Holly Petre, Sam Oches, and Leigh Anne Zinsmeister spoke about Red Lobster's bankruptcy.It may be the biggest news of the week, but it's also the least surprising: Red Lobster has declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In court documents, Red Lobster CEO Jonathan Tibus said that Red Lobster's seafood supplier, Thai Union, which is also its largest shareholder, may have had corporate mismanagement and possible shady dealings. A filled with rumor and speculation has, as we found out through court documents, become quite complicated and dramatic.Read more about Red Lobster's demise from Bret Thorn:· It wasn't just ‘Ultimate Endless Shrimp' that drove Red Lobster to bankruptcyAlso, the NRN editors once again spoke about marketing. Reminiscent of IHOP's IHOb move a few years ago, BurgerFi changed its name to ChickenFi this week to promote its new chicken sandwiches. While it may seem silly, the name change worked for IHOP and led them to sell four times as many burgers. Will it work for BurgerFi and chicken sandwiches?For some of our editors' thoughts on the National Restaurant Association Show, check out these episodes of First Bite:· Joanna Fantozzi on the tech scene· Alicia Kelso on the labor pictureThis week's guest is Sherif Mityas, CEO of Brix Holdings.

Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity is BACK! Michael is joined by friend and "woman-of-God" Jasper Lewis to talk all things IHOP, the International House of Pancakes and chain restaurant juggernaut Poor signage/menu descriptions leave Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity a mystery What's Going On Over There with the barren Wikipedia page for IHOP? Learn the history of the franchise, from its founder's interest in coffee to its acquisition of Applebee's (which it paid for in cash) That whole "IHOB" thing A Yelper recounts the restaurant's denial that there could be hair in his food because "no one who works here is hairy" The full review comes next week! "Fine" Dining is now on video! Head on over to our YouTube to watch this episode!   Music by: James McEnelly (@Ramshackle_Music) Theme Song by: Kyle Schieffer (@JazzyJellyfish) Segment Transitions Voiced by: Sandy Rose "Fine" Dining is on Patreon! Get an extra episode every month (March saw me go to Dallas to eat Steak 'n Shake with my Dad), extended Yelp from Strangers segments every other week, merch discounts, download access to our music including the 7 singles from our Olive Garden musical, and more! Patreon Producers: Sean Spademan, Joyce Van, & Sue Ornelas   Get the 5 Survival Tips for Casual Dining at www.finediningpodcast.com!   Send in your IHOP stories at finediningpodcast@gmail.com.   Follow the show on TikTok and Instagram @finediningpodcast Follow Jasper on TikTok and Instagram @heyjasperlewis   Let me know where I should go next by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, PodcastAddict, Overcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. I read every one!   Next week on "Fine" Dining: IHOP Review [Part Two]! Jasper Lewis is back to talk about our experience in the restaurant, and we're joined by Katie Molinaro to taste test a special Lays flavor. Ever work at IHOP? Send your stories to finediningpodcast@gmail.com.

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What do burgers, chicken, and pancakes have to do with your product-based business? Other than making you hungry, maybe nothing. But there are some important lessons to be learned from the food industry that do apply to your business — and they're all about focus.We're going to talk about why you should become known for something and how you can do that. Even some of your favorite big businesses, they all started off by being known for one major product. Sometimes you think trying more is going to give you a greater chance of finding that one best selling product, but that's not always the case. We'll help you find your bestseller so that you can lean into it and easily scale your business because…simplicity scales!You'll hear the story of Chick-Fil-A, who keeps their product lineup simple despite people asking for more, and has become the biggest fast food chain in the United States, grossing more revenue than McDonald's, Subway, and Starbucks combined. On the other side is the story of IHOP — or should we say IHOB — making the “what, why” decision to enter the burger market when they've always been known for pancakes. Besides making you hungry, these stories are going to help you realize the power of finding something that works and becoming known for it.If you need help finding your best seller or figuring out how to leverage your best seller, then be sure to join us for our FREE workshop series, The Product Boss' Guide to Your Best Year Yet where we will dive into this and so much more. Grab your spot here!Brought to you by the Shop 1 in 5™ Pledge! Commit to making 1 in 5 of your purchases from a small business, whether online or offline. The Shop 1 in 5™ Pledge is a way to make an impact together when (and where) it matters most. Join us and take the pledge today!Resources:We want to help you get ready to make BIG MOVES in 2023, because we know you have MASSIVE goals for this year - and we have the tools to help you reach them!! This is why we are hosting our FREE workshop series, The Product Boss' Guide to Your Best Year Yet. The first workshop kicks off on Thursday, January 19th so be sure to sign up now to save your spot!Consistent content is key to getting more people to see and buy your products. If you want to create great content but you don't know what to say, or you feel too busy, or you just don't want to be the face of your brand, no worries – because we've got you covered with a year's worth of consistent content that's sure to resonate with your audience! If you want to see how easy this can be, visit A Year of Content.Connect:Website: theproductboss.comInstagram:

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What does ecology and scientific principle have to do with marketing. Everything, according to our guest today. An ecologist who became a marketer, Ethan Decker is now a brand scientist. He takes a very long – and sometimes peculiar – view on humans, brands, and advertising. As a scientist in the world of marketing, he cuts through the hype and the trends to find out what really works, what the latest research says, and what it means for brands and organizations. Ethan has worked at some of the best agencies in the US for some of the largest brands in the world, including Domino's, Hotels.com, Procter & Gamble, Kellogg's, and Intel. In this episode we challenge some of the established core marketing “laws,” such as the importance of being first to market, and we learn to look more closely, and scientifically, at the data that is really important in order to make wise marketing decisions. We also tackle the bold moves of IHop and their stunt to change their name (for one month) to IHob, and why Dominos got into the pothole filling business. There is episode is a must listen for amazing pearls of advice! And just in case you were interested about Sir Kensington's, learn more here! https://www.sirkensingtons.com/   Listen in! SOCIAL HANDLES https://twitter.com/ehdecker https://www.linkedin.com/in/ehdecker/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK3c9GCjSx8 (TED talk) https://appliedbrandscience.com ………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………. Thank you to our March Sponsor: &Marketing U Solopreneurs and small businesses often struggle to create effective digital marketing programs. It's hard to know where to start, what to prioritize, how to sift through confusing information and solutions that seem too good to be true. Agencies and full-time marketing employees are expensive! &Marketing U is a modern marketing course with all the tools, education, and accountability you need to grow your business without that extra set of hands or high overhead costs. You will learn exactly what you need to do to execute a concrete marketing strategy by dedicating just 2-4 hours per week. &Marketing U will help you execute: Strategy, Messaging, Content Marketing, SEO, Social Media, Paid Digital Advertising, and more. You'll have access to on-demand resources, live courses, group coaching sessions, community forums and networking, plus the exact templates and tools you need for success. Our CPO took this course and one of the biggest benefits we gained was developing a competitive strategy that aligned our social media playbook and website to generate highly qualified leads. For all the tools, education, and accountability you need to grow your small business at a fraction of the cost of hiring a traditional agency or additional employees, go to:  www.and-marketing.com/u, and use the code SHOCK to receive 10% off any program!  

In today's pretty long episode, Jess takes us back to the IHOB. It therefore doesn't really matter what I did because IHOB reviews always win all the time, especially when there's a perfectly good Denny's RIGHT DOWN THE ROAD.  Also, when you're not telling a friend about the show or leaving us a review, send us your football names! You can reach us at any of these places: Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/Everyones-a-Critic-2327696304154655/ Twitter: @CriticEveryone foreveracritic@gmail.com Our network: https://xraypod.com/ Do you like video games?! Play Cook Serve Delicious 3!? We're currently a bit obsessed. 

Weekly Brand Buzz: June 11th, 2018The BUZZ features IHOP (or should we say IHOB?), Bitmoji and more in this week's Stinger.The BUZZ is a weekly video segment that's curated by humans for humans. In other words, no evil robots have been used to create this podcast.Listen to each short episode and get fresh BUZZ from the world of marketing and beyond. Presented by Speaking Human—where marketing and pop culture collide. Visit SpeakingHuman.com/BUZZ to watch these and other podcast episodes, or to get more human content and to explore our extremely human universe.

Brad Haley, CMO of IHOP (sometimes now referred to as IHOb) is no stranger to big, bold, daring campaigns. A “cereal” restaurant marketer, as reinforced by the brand's recent product extension of cereal pancakes, Brad points to his key success factors: taking risks, his team, and having best-in-class agency partners. Indeed, the IHOb campaign was remarkable. In this episode, Brad goes deep into the campaign conception, the results, and how IHOP has been on a continual upward march in building brand momentum alongside Adweek’s Agency of the Decade, Droga5. We also dive deep into Brad’s earlier roles at CKE and Jack in the Box, where he first developed his formula for success that he's been refining ever since. This includes strong agency partnerships across the full-funnel marketing activities and the importance of not losing sight of the upper funnel. And going back to the very beginning of what Brad said was key to success, “having the very best internal team you can have,” Brad shares with us what his internal organization looks like, his broad cross-functional responsibilities, and his dedication to fostering diverse and inclusive teams. As part of IHOP’s core values, Brad describes all the actions they take and what they measure to ensure they are living up to those values and how success is breeding success.

The Pediatrician Who Promotes Public Health Awareness Through Writing for TV Shows (0:34)Guest: Neal Baer, Pediatrician and Writer for TV Shows, ER, Law & Order: SUV, and Designated Survivor. Both Law & Order : SVU and ER were shows written and produced for a long time by Neal Baer who also ran Designated Survivor on Netflix. But here's what's especially interesting about Dr. Baer – yes, doctor. He's a pediatrician who makes a point of weaving important public health messages into the shows he works on whenever he can. (Originally aired 7/18/2019) Seniors Are at Higher Risk for Suicide. Watch for the Five Ds (18:25)Guest: Yeates Conwell, MD, Director of Geriatric Psychiatry, Co-Director, Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide, University of RochesterAs Baby Boomers reach their golden years, the risk of suicide among seniors is a growing concern. Americans 85 years and older have one of the highest suicides rates of any age group. (Originally aired 9/3/19) About Fresh Puts Grocery Stores on Wheels to Fight Food Deserts (35:14)Guest: Annika Morgan Is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of About Fresh There's a nonprofit in Boston that loads up school buses with fresh produce and sells it at a discount in neighborhoods that lack grocery stores. Doctors in the community even hand out gift cards for the fruits-and-veggies-school-bus to patients who need a healthier diet. They're literally prescribing food as medicine. (Originally aired 10/1/2019) True Color – Where Do Colors Come From Naturally? (50:43)Guest: Keith Recker, Editor and Founder of HAND/EYE Magazine, Author of “True Colors: World Masters of Natural Dyes and Pigment”If a piece of clothing is made with natural colors and fibers, it's probably brown right? Or maybe rust-colored? Natural colors just aren't anywhere near as vibrant as the yellow and pinks and reds and blue dyes made by scientists in laboratories. That's certainly what Keith Recker thought as an executive at Saks Fifth Avenue. When a natural dye expert told him she could make any color he could want for the store's luxurious racks from completely natural sources, Recker says he nodded politely and changed the subject. Then the natural dyer proved him wrong. (Originally aired 8/14/2019) The Science Behind Artificial and Natural Flavoring (1:08:59)Guest: Gene Ahlborn, Professor of Food Science, Toxicology, and Flavor Chemistry, Brigham Young UniversityWhen I see “all natural flavors” on a food label, I imagine that means the thing is flavored only by its main ingredients. So if it's apple juice, then it's flavored by actual apples. But that's not how flavoring works in the processed food industry. In fact, the difference between “natural” and “artificial” is not nearly as big as you'd think. (Originally aired 9/4/2019) Ads Can Make Us Mad—Which Is Sometimes the Point (1:22:30)Guest: Mark Bartholomew, Professor of Law, University of BuffaloIHOP or the International House of Pancakes caused a big stir about two years ago when it changed its name to IHOB - the International House of Burgers. Pancake fans went a little nuts at the betrayal. But it was just a marketing stunt. IHOP wanted to make people mad. This is a growing trend in advertising. (Originally Aired 8/6/2019)

Is faith or works more important? How does this apply to business owners? How do you reconcile with a God who doesn’t heal everyone? Tune in to hear Kay and Breonna, owner of Behind the Screen Media LLC, discuss Chick-fil-a, IHOB, and more! Join the growing podcast community on social media: @msepodcast! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myse/support

Scott Bell is Executive Creative Director at Droga5. Since joining the agency in 2009, Scott has become a core fixture of the agency's creative culture, helping Droga5 achieve world domination. He’s racked up every major industry award and accolade for campaigns including Newcastle’s “If We Made it,” the hysterical Super Bowl hijack that took home Adweek’s Top Ad of 2014. He invented the infamous "Pie Tops" sneakers for Pizza Hut. He turned IHOP into IHOB. He is currently helping Dos Equis "Keep It Interesante."

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This week, I was accompanied by Ryan Doyle (Digital-first AE) and Shezeen Ali (Customer Success Manager) to discuss a few companies that try to expand outside the scope of their main product offering to seize up some auxiliary revenue. Facebook is getting into crypto, Salesforce wants a cut of the CDP game, and Sony wants to give you a ride. Stay in your lane!       TRANSCRIPT: [0:00:17] P.J. Bruno: Hi, again. Welcome back to Braze for Impact, your MarTech industry discuss digest. I'm your host, P.J. Bruno, and with me today...two close friends. I have to my left here Shezeen Ali, to my right, Ryan Doyle. Ryan of sales, Shezeen of success. Hello to you both.   [0:00:35] Shezeen Ali: Hello, thanks for having us.   [0:00:37] Ryan Doyle: Great to be here.   [0:00:37] P.J. Bruno: Yeah, thanks for coming on short notice. I just realized I'm going to be away next week, so we need to get into this week and I don't know what brought us about this topic, but this week's topic is, stay in your lane.   [0:00:50] Ryan Doyle: Stay in your lane.   [0:00:50] P.J. Bruno: And we're going to be discussing different companies that are trying to expand their company operations and revenue streams into, maybe, some things that are more trends, but definitely opportunities.   [0:01:00] Ryan Doyle: Right.   [0:01:00] P.J. Bruno: How you doing, bud?   [0:01:01] Ryan Doyle: I'm doing fantastic. It's a back to back to back day with customer meetings. I'm glad that we got to do some of the stay in your lane content because I haven't even had a chance to digest some of the stuff that's gone down this week.   [0:01:13] P.J. Bruno: Be a good refresher. Shezeen, how we feeling?   [0:01:15] Shezeen Ali: I'm feeling good. You know, it's been a good week. This morning I had some good calls with clients and I feel that...I'm a customer success manager for those of you who don't know, and I feel that it's really fun when I get to put my own experience into my client's questions. This morning, I have to tell you guys, because I just felt so cool, a client asked me...a dating app client, was just asking me some questions. And it was so cool because I got to tell them how I use their app, what I think about the space, what I think about New York City, you know?   [0:01:46] P.J. Bruno: A dating SME.   [0:01:48] Shezeen Ali: Yeah. What I think about New York City dating, which is where they're targeting their customers, and it was just really fun. Guys, I just love my job.   [0:01:58] P.J. Bruno: That's awesome. That's great that you were equipped with the advice, too. As this is the stay in your lane episode, let's jump right into our lane right now and get going. In case you haven't heard yet, Facebook is moving into cryptocurrency. Their subsidiary, Collibra, will offer a digital wallet for the coming Libra Coin. Now, you turned me on to this, Ryan, and as soon as you did I just started digging and learning a ton about it. It's an interesting topic and Facebook moving into something as secure as sharing money, or currency, it's a little scary, actually.   [0:02:33] Ryan Doyle: When they've been so loosey-goosey with our data before.   [0:02:35] P.J. Bruno: Right, exactly.   [0:02:36] Ryan Doyle: And I think we've all seen how this space is also ripe for scamming and really bad things going down where people take the money and run. And what could Facebook do? Given some of the secrecy around cryptocurrency.   [0:02:48] P.J. Bruno: That's what I'm saying. I think they need to repair some trust before this happens. But quickly, let's kind of digest and understand what it is. Obviously, we know the popular cryptocurrency, which is Bitcoin, and the whole idea behind it is it's not run by any sort of government body. And their trying to do the same thing with Libra, but further than that, it's not governed by any one anything. It's governed by all the different data miners. They all need to validate and approve every transaction. The whole point of crypto is it's decentralized. Libra, it seems like, it is centralized in a way. It's not a government body, but with Libra came the Libra Association, which is 28 companies that will partner in governing the currency. The likes of Uber, Lyft, Spotify, Visa, Ebay, PayPal, Stripe, Vodafone and more. And each company has an equal vote when it comes to decision making, but Facebook owns subsidiary Collibra, which will be the app that the sharing will happen through. It's tricky business because, yes, no government body is ruling it but... A large group of corporations, and obviously, they each have a vote and there's checks and balances but there's no sense of protecting the consumer as much as protecting their own hides.   [0:04:05] Ryan Doyle: I would say first and foremost, in the old crypto paradigm you described, it's the miners and the people supporting the transactions that get the earnings of the newly minted Bitcoin, or whatever crypto they're working within. It's not just in this Libra example, something that is governed by a consortium of companies, but they are also going to earn a percentage on every transaction that comes through. So, it's less of Facebook saying, "Hey, we are going to make something great that the whole world and the un-banked can use." And more like, "We're going to start putting out our own currency now, we're going to make some money off of it, and we have the reach to hopefully make it successful." I think that it's a little bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing, and I would prefer Facebook didn't go this route because I'm really scared of them.   [0:04:52] P.J. Bruno: Yup, terrifying.   [0:04:54] Shezeen Ali: I think when I read that some of those partners are governing the currency, like you said, I kind of thought, "Oh, maybe this is okay, because we have some big companies here and they don't want to have their name attached to something that's going to go horribly wrong." But I still think Facebook claiming that they have some sort of process to verify the identity of users...I feel like we need to see that, before we actually trust it.   [0:05:16] P.J. Bruno: Right. Already, House Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine Waters, a California Democrat, called on Facebook on Tuesday to halt development of Libra until legislators have a chance to evaluate the plans, and take action. So they're kind of already getting warning signs, and stop signals from various politicians. It's also been flagged to me that there's other associations that would be concerned with this sort of thing. The whole point was that, with Bitcoin, there's no agency as far as the governance. But now that we have this group that's kind of monitoring the governance, that comes with responsibility. And so, Libra is a permissions-based system, and the validaters are known, and I don't think they're ready for the implications. Because the U.S. Treasury has regulations and there's the know your customer and anti-money laundering laws and money made from currency exchange volatility, these are taxable events. So there's even more implications as far as IRS holding payment processors accountable. It just feels like there's a lot more-   [0:06:17] Shezeen Ali: It's complex.   [0:06:18] P.J. Bruno: Oh man, there's a lot at play. There's a lot of hoops to jump through and, for my call, I hope that it's enough to shut the thing down. Because even if you frame it as this thing that could be better for the world, right? Non-government run currency, the idea...I love it. But you still have to earn back some trust after Cambridge, you know?   [0:06:37] Ryan Doyle: Right, and you see that the House Oversight Committee has already tried to bring Facebook to Capital Hill to have them testify before, and they just did not understand Facebook's business. The senator asked, "How do you make money if you're not charging users?" And Mark Zuckerberg says, "Senator, we run ads." They just don't understand how Facebook makes money. What won't we understand about them once they get this? If they have it their way just one more time, what's going to happen now? In a bubble, it seems cool. Maybe even safe. But even the U.S. Dollar is used to do bad things. What happens when the currency here is out of the consortium's hands and out into the world? Who will use it to do the next bad thing? Even when the money was coming directly to Facebook, they still accepted those Russian ads to influence the 2016 election. Stay in your lane.   [0:07:24] Shezeen Ali: What made Facebook, do you guys think, even want to venture into this avenue?   [0:07:29] P.J. Bruno: They see the opportunity in it, you know? And I think maybe to them it seemed like the cross-hairs of...honestly, opportunity for control but also an opportunity to seemingly give back. The whole idea philosophically, is making governments the bad guys, because they are controlling currency. So I think that's the positioning for it, but still it's not enough.   [0:07:52] Ryan Doyle: Yeah, I would say they're always trying to become a layer of the internet. So they've become a authentication layer for so many sites, they've become an advertising layer...a way to make money and sell space for so many sites. And now they're getting even closer to that money by getting into the financial realm. Think of how much their advertising business could be bolstered if they understood the financial transactions of two billion people, and think of how well their financial business would do-   [0:08:19] P.J. Bruno: Geeze.   [0:08:19] Shezeen Ali: I don't want them to know any of that, please.   [0:08:23] Ryan Doyle: So this is just one layer deeper for them, but a broad, reaching layer.   [0:08:28] Shezeen Ali: Those are good points.   [0:08:28] P.J. Bruno: I don't want them to see all the moisturizers that I purchase on Amazon. They wouldn't have access to that, right?   [0:08:33] Shezeen Ali: I hope not! I was genuinely confused why they went down this avenue so those are both very good points   [0:08:39] P.J. Bruno: And you know what, let's wrap this one up because I feel like we're staying on it awhile. But one thing I will say is a book that Ryan first read and shared with me, The Four, which just kind of talks a little bit about, really, the magnitude of the...for lack of a better word, treason that was involved in what went down with Facebook. I think people don't really understand the gravity of that. And there still has been minimal to...yeah there's been fines but, any other media company in that situation would be shut down immediately.   [0:09:10] Ryan Doyle: There's a certain likeability that protects them at the end of the day, I think.   [0:09:13] Shezeen Ali: Exactly.   [0:09:14] P.J. Bruno: Anyways. So Facebook, please-   [0:09:16] Ryan Doyle: Stay in your lane.   [0:09:20] P.J. Bruno: All right, next up. Ryan, you want to talk the helm on this one, buddy?   [0:09:23] Ryan Doyle: Salesforce lent its hand to the CDP industry this week. A long time legacy technology who has a history of acquiring and bolting together different technologies has finally announced that it would like to integrate those technologies by having a customer data platform. Customer data platform, for those listening and not familiar, is a way of tagging events, attributes, moving data around in your tech stack to different ends. Like Braze, even, where we could send them engagement data and they could send us customer actions as they occur. It's just a great way to make sure that data flows seamlessly between all systems and Salesforce has finally decided that they would like to do that even though they have preached for so long, "We're helping the next generation of marketing companies. We are enabling real-time marketing." To see this now, after CVPs have already been in a space for so long, it's just like, stay in your lane! What are you doing? You're already so far down this path. What makes you think this is going to work now?   [0:10:28] P.J. Bruno: In a way, it seems like a natural progression. Just because we talk about the Salesforce Frankenstein monster, you have so many pieces to the puzzle, the customer data platform seems like adding some grease to the wheels. Right? Because you're just going to ease the sharing between all those pieces, but you know, that said it is yet another layer that you're stacking across all of this fragmented ecosystem. We should have seen it coming, though, because they acquired Datorama in 2018 and then less then a year later, "Hey, we have a CDP." Do you have a CDP, or did you just purchase one, and slap a sticker on it?   [0:11:05] Ryan Doyle: Hot take.   [0:11:06] Shezeen Ali: Oh.   [0:11:07] Ryan Doyle: It's in service of saying that they are trying to stay next gen by releasing all these new features and now we can enable all these use cases, but to quote Dan Head, who just walked us through our legacy marketing battle card, or how we approach conversations with people who might be of a legacy marketing paradigm, "The architecture is just fundamentally misaligned with the purpose you're trying to solve for." So, in that sense it will never work.   [0:11:35] P.J. Bruno: Was that Dan Head, as played by Tom Hardy from Peaky Blinders?   [0:11:38] Ryan Doyle: Yeah, Alfie Solomons, in the Peaky Blinders, yeah.   [0:11:42] Shezeen Ali: So good.   [0:11:43] P.J. Bruno: Do you know how he closes every deal? He literally just slams the paper in front of...what have you got there-   [0:11:46] Ryan Doyle: Just sign right there.   [0:11:47] P.J. Bruno: Just sign, right there-   [0:11:49] Ryan Doyle: Your name.   [0:11:49] P.J. Bruno: And then I'll own fifty percent of Shelby Company Limited. Oh my god.   [0:11:56] Shezeen Ali: Wow that was great.   [0:11:58] P.J. Bruno: Peaky Blinders shout out. And so, we'll say to that, Salesforce-   [0:12:01] Ryan Doyle: Stay in your lane.   [0:12:03] P.J. Bruno: Stay in your lane, bro. All right, moving on. Shezeen, what have you got for us?   [0:12:07] Shezeen Ali: Awesome. Sony...which...you all know Sony-   [0:12:12] P.J. Bruno: Oh, we know.   [0:12:15] Shezeen Ali: They have officially launched a taxi hailing app to rival Uber, specifically in Tokyo. When I think of Sony, I think of all their electronics. I think of PlayStation, that's a big one.   [0:12:29] Ryan Doyle: Headphones.   [0:12:29] P.J. Bruno: Yeah, love it. PS4. That's like how me and Ryan became friends.   [0:12:32] Shezeen Ali: Oh, there you go.   [0:12:33] Ryan Doyle: Mm-hmm (affirmative) That's the only place we are still friends.   [0:12:35] Shezeen Ali: So I was pretty confused by this headline, so they actually announced last year that they were planning to do this, and then they have officially kicked off the service in Tokyo. It's called S.Ride. Essentially, what's going to happen is they're trying to rival Uber, and they've claimed that there are 10,000 licensed taxis in Tokyo. Because right now, the way that it works is there's already so many taxis in Tokyo, so Uber has already partnered with these taxi companies. It's there right now, and that's how they get these drivers.   [0:13:07] P.J. Bruno: So you're saying there's like a maximum number of licensed taxi drivers that can exist?   [0:13:11] Shezeen Ali: Right now. Apparently that's what it-   [0:13:13] P.J. Bruno: It's like alcohol licenses in Philadelphia.   [0:13:15] Shezeen Ali: Yes.   [0:13:15] P.J. Bruno: It's like you need to buy one or pass it on.   [0:13:18] Shezeen Ali: Yeah. And I'm not sure of how they could expand that, but Uber's already there and they're already doing it. And there's also JapanTaxi, which... I just went to Tokyo two months ago, and JapanTaxi was what everyone was talking about. That's like the...I guess you could think about it as YellowCab in New York, but most people just use that.   [0:13:39] Ryan Doyle: Is it app-based?   [0:13:40] Shezeen Ali: It is, yep. It used to not be, it used to not be, and then they integrated it into apps. I had a really bad experience with trying to get cars in Tokyo, you know, they have an amazing subway system. People talk about it all the time. It's like New York City on steroids. Definitely one of the more confusing subway systems I've ever ridden. No one it Tokyo speaks English, so as a tourist, which...they get a lot of tourists, some times it's late, it's like midnight. The subways aren't running anymore. Even though they are efficient, they stop running. So that's when I started to be really grateful for New York and our 24 hour subway system. And we were kind of-   [0:14:16] P.J. Bruno: No one speaks English in Tokyo?   [0:14:18] Shezeen Ali: Yes! Plot twist. Plot twist. No one told me.   [0:14:20] P.J. Bruno: I thought everyone would.   [0:14:21] Shezeen Ali: Nope.   [0:14:22] P.J. Bruno: It was like the end of Big Little Lies, I just got knocked on my butt.   [0:14:25] Shezeen Ali: So that was something no one told me before I went and I was pretty humbled by the fact that I cannot speak anything but English, pretty much. And so, using a lot of Google Translate, and also I was with my brother and his girlfriend but we both were like, "You know, we don't want to just stand on the side of the street and wait for a taxi to come," because we didn't see a lot, "so why don't we use Uber?" And so we did, it took a while to arrive and it was the cutest old man just showed up in his taxi. So it was like a fancy taxi, he was wearing a suit...he had to be 80 years old. Didn't speak English. And it was so bad. We got really lost and it was just not a great experience.   [0:15:06] P.J. Bruno: Really?   [0:15:06] Shezeen Ali: And he got super lost. And he was so embarrassed but we couldn't really say, "Are we going to get charged for this?" Because he didn't know what we were saying, he didn't even understand the Google Translate app that we kept showing him with the characters, so it's one of those-   [0:15:18] P.J. Bruno: But he was very cute.   [0:15:19] Shezeen Ali: He was super cute. Japanese people are-   [0:15:21] P.J. Bruno: Yeah, that's what you were paying for.   [0:15:22] Shezeen Ali: They're so respectful. They're so polite. They love tourists. So long story short is, I started to kind of say, "Oh, Uber in Tokyo? This is not ideal."   [0:15:31] Ryan Doyle: But what makes Sony think they have the special sauce to crack this nut?   [0:15:35] Shezeen Ali: That's where I'm kind of in a weird place right now. Where I'm like, "Yeah, Sony. Let's see what you can do." If you think that this is a...You know what? I'm speaking from personal experience. Maybe other people have had good Uber experiences but we...we rode it a couple of times and it was not great. So maybe they can launch a partnership with these taxi companies that will allow for, I don't know, a better app or maybe GPS...the better GPS system for these taxi drivers, because most of them are really old and they don't even have GPS systems. So you're kind just telling them, "Hey" and they're not using their phone when they're driving so-   [0:16:11] P.J. Bruno: Is this the one time that we allow somebody to-   [0:16:14] Ryan Doyle: To switch lanes.   [0:16:15] Shezeen Ali: I think it might be.   [0:16:16] Ryan Doyle: Sony, feel free to skirt? Merge?   [0:16:19] Shezeen Ali: Feel free. So I'm really curious to see what happens and-   [0:16:22] P.J. Bruno: Yeah, Sony it sounds like the lane is relatively open.   [0:16:26] Ryan Doyle: Wide open, yeah.   [0:16:27] Shezeen Ali: You'd think Lyft would do something but apparently they don't have...they've expressed interest in Japan but they haven't officially done anything.   [0:16:36] P.J. Bruno: I hope that means that on the inside of the cars that pick you up, the entertainment system is the bomb.   [0:16:41] Shezeen Ali: That's what-   [0:16:43] P.J. Bruno: That would be so good.   [0:16:44] Shezeen Ali: That would be the best.   [0:16:45] P.J. Bruno: PS4 in the back seats, what is up? I'm like, "You know what? Why don't you take me around a few more times?"   [0:16:49] Shezeen Ali: There we go. PS4.   [0:16:50] P.J. Bruno: I got to finish my game.   [0:16:52] Shezeen Ali: This came full circle. I'm hoping S.Ride can do something, but you know, JapanTaxi is also used widely, I did mention that. So if they can compete with JapanTaxi and Uber...we'll see. We'll see what happens.   [0:17:05] P.J. Bruno: All right, well I'm excited to see. We have one final one and this remains to be seen whether it was legit or a publicity stunt, because of all the back-tracking that happened. So I don't know if you had heard about this but IHOP goes to IHOB. So that's International House of Burgers, and it was to promote some of their new burger specials on the menu. And it received so much hate on Twitter and the internet.   [0:17:33] Shezeen Ali: I love Twitter.   [0:17:34] P.J. Bruno: The internet was disgusted. It literally chewed up International House of Burgers and spit it right back out.   [0:17:40] Ryan Doyle: They just did it with such fanfare. It wasn't like they one day said, "Hey, we're IHOB." They had this pomp and circumstance around releasing it where it's like something big's coming. Like the same type of hype that was built around the Segway when that first came out, and everyone's like, "It's a Segway." And everyone's like, "It's IHOB." They were-   [0:17:59] Shezeen Ali: I did think that the hype was overdone.   [0:18:01] P.J. Bruno: It's a serious Steve Jobs iPhone level hype.   [0:18:04] Ryan Doyle: Well, because of course, you need to...I feel like, for big releases, the hype is hugely important. But you also set yourself up for a huge fall. And that's what they did here.   [0:18:15] P.J. Bruno: This is not just a stay in your lane, this is a what did you expect?   [0:18:18] Shezeen Ali: But I will say, I had never heard this many people talk about IHOP in years. Unless you walk by one in New York City. I had not heard about, not really, it hadn't come up in conversations. So they got me talking, but maybe not in a good way.   [0:18:32] P.J. Bruno: Yeah, it's crazy because IHOP, think about how firmly that is situated in the American zeitgeist, right? IHOP is immediately, you know what it is.   [0:18:43] Ryan Doyle: Everybody's puked there once.   [0:18:44] P.J. Bruno: Everybody's puked there once, everyone's had subpar breakfast. And yet, sometimes you just get a craving to jump into an IHOP and just crush some buttered pancakes.   [0:18:54] Shezeen Ali: There we go.   [0:18:54] P.J. Bruno: But the response from the president of IHOP, Darren Rebelez, he said, "But we want to convey that we are taking our burgers as seriously as our pancakes." He said, "Most of the 1,800 restaurants still go by IHOP." Which means, I guess, and handful of them are going to go by IHOB.   [0:19:14] Shezeen Ali: I want to know which ones are IHOB.   [0:19:16] Ryan Doyle: IHOB. The restaurants for hobbits.   [0:19:19] Shezeen Ali: Now really, this doesn't help. Him saying that they're going to take their burgers as seriously as their pancakes just makes me even more mad. Why?   [0:19:26] Ryan Doyle: Because they don't take their pancakes that seriously.   [0:19:28] Shezeen Ali: Stick to pancakes.   [0:19:30] P.J. Bruno: I'm going to go ahead and say stay in your lane.   [0:19:31] Ryan Doyle: Stay in your lane.   [0:19:32] Shezeen Ali: Stay in your lane.   [0:19:34] P.J. Bruno: You know what, that's all we have time for today. Thanks for joining us everybody. I'd love to than Shezeen and Ryan for joining me, guys.   [0:19:41] Ryan Doyle: Thank you for having us.   [0:19:42] Shezeen Ali: Thanks P.J.   [0:19:43] P.J. Bruno: And thank you all for joining us as well. Take care. [0:19:46]

Changing a company's name is a tricky proposition but businesses continue to do it with varying degrees of success. Two Wharton marketing professors look at the key considerations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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IHOb, we hardly knew ye. But alas, the supposed burger-centric rebranding of IHOP was a passing phase, and we're left to answer the only remaining question: Did it work? We also discuss Martin Sorrell's first big investment under his new company, and we look at Adweek's annual list of the Most Powerful Women in Sports. Sponsor: This episode is brought to you by Flipboard. In today's chaotic media landscape, it can feel impossible to reach people while they're actually paying attention. Flipboard solves that problem. Learn how at FlipboardForBrands.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, I'll dive into the importance of creating a productive, streamlined writing workflow to help you plow through Emails and create more content. The main points we'll cover: Why you need a writing workflow Jotting down ideas Getting organized Using Bear Links and Resources Bear App IHOP becomes IHOb to promote burgers Best Twitter Reactions […] The post 056: Creating a Productive Writing Workflow appeared first on Rightly & Co..

A tweet on a brand renaming has opened potentially big new markets beyond breakfast for the restaurant known for serving pancakes. The trick will be to capitalize on the social media buzz experts say. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leroy and Eli are back…TO EXECUTE ORDER 66! We talk about the shocking change of IHOP to IHOB, then we discuss how to enlist into Trump's newly named Space Force. We also discuss The Incredibles 2 success, also Mindy Kaling's and Brie Larson's controversial statements on why so many women led movies have mix reviews with critics. Also how Jamie Foxx became the newest target of the #MeToo movement and whether or not it will effect the upcoming Spawn movie. Also, is SDCC DC's chance to make a comeback? Also…COMICS! Man of Steel #3, Batman: Prelude to the Wedding: Batgirl vs. Riddler (2018-) #1, The Flash #48, and Plastic Man #1. LIKE, SHARE, AND SUBSCRIBE!

Is it over commercialized? Yes. What's the point. Top 10 worst fathers day gifts. Hashtags and gary's favorite gift.

IHOB, Mordor Family Feud, God is my Defender, Mixed Motives, Breaking Animal News, Buying a Ghost Town, Mr. Rogers, Introverts & Energy, Honesty Cafe, Traffic Obituary, Father's Day Spending BONUS MATERIAL Depression/Suicide Rate;   Quotes:   “I like Grimace.” “We're all a mixed bag of motives.” “As a man you should not see kindness as weakness.” “Look at how Jesus was with children.”

We're on the eve of advertising's biggest festival and awards show, the Cannes Lions, and we have a lot to talk about—but not until we hash out our strong feelings on IHOP's supposed name change to IHOb. Once that's out of the way, we talk about our predictions for the big winners at Cannes and what we're looking forward to. Sponsor: This episode is brought to you by Flipboard. In today's chaotic media landscape, it can feel impossible to reach people while they're actually paying attention. Flipboard solves that problem. Learn how at FlipboardForBrands.com.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Earlier this week, one of the funniest exchanges on social media came about after the company known as IHOP changed out their P, which stood for Pancakes, to a B. Initially, no one knew what the B stood for. International House of Breakfast? International House of Bacon? International House of Brunch, complete with mimosas? Nope. The B stood for Burgers, something IHOP has offered on its menu in the past, but when they finally revealed what the mystery was, they also decided to change their marketing to reflect that. And people were bittersweet about the change, including some of the other fast-food social media accounts, with Wendy's even throwing shade on their Twitter account, saying, “Can't wait to try a burger from the place that decided pancakes were too hard.” So, that gave me the idea for this week's episode. And, by the way, the change from IHOP to IHOB is only a temporary marketing campaign. I'm your host, Emily Prokop, and this is The Story Behind Hamburgers. Find out more about The Story Behind Book! Check out Emily's other podcast, Hate to Weight! Join The Story Behind Discussion Group on Facebook! Follow The Story Behind: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | Website This episode was brought to you by The Story Behind Executive Producers who support the show through the Patreon Page at patreon.com/thestorybehind: Stargate Pioneer from GonnaGeek.com, Mat from the One Word, Go! Show, Linguist Sam, Diane and Denise from History Goes Bump, Dan Brenic from Netflix N' Swill, Jarrod Dunham from TheHistoryphile.net, Heather Welch from Sunshine and PowerCuts, Jason Bryant from Mat Talk Online, Gerald and Andy from Two Peas on a Podcast, Bandrew Scott from The Bandrew Says Podcast and Podcastage YouTube Channel, Adam from Everyone Has a Podcast, and Barry G, Jim Collison from The Average Guy Network, the North Omaha History Podcast and Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting. If you're interested in freshening up your own show or starting a podcast, visit EPodcastProductions.com and use the promo code STORYBEHIND for $25 off a Strategy Session. Hope to talk to you soon! Click here to support this podcast on Patreon. Proud supporter of #PodernFamily, #HumanitiesPodcasts & #LadyPodSquad on Twitter. Media: Music for Makers Sources: Hamburger Helpers: The History of America's Favorite Sandwich - History.com History and Legends of Hamburgers - What's Cooking America The History of the Hamburger - Serious Eats A Brief History Of The Hamburger - Culture Trip The history of the hamburger: An American invention - TimeOut The Most Important Burgers In Chicago History - Thrillist The Original Burger: Louis' Lunch Burger Copycat Recipe - The Johan The History of Louis' Lunch - Louis' Lunch 10 Things You Didn't Know About the Fast Food Drive-Thru - Time History of the Hamburger - Burger Web The History of the Hamburger - Kitchen Project History of the Hamburger - Facts and Types - History of Fast Food

Talk the Warriors parade, Is Steph Curry the best warrior of all time? Should Lebron be the MVP this year? Kobe throws shade on Lebron. 19:53 Where will Lebron go next? LA? OKC? Possible Lebron/Irving reunion in the works? 38:25 Will Liangelo Ball her dragged into the NBA? Will the Ball brothers all be on the Lakers together? 45:00 NHL TALK, The Washington Capitals Parade. 53:20 WWE Talk-Money in the Bank Preview, 59:30 NFL- NFC EAST preview, predictions and thoughts on the upcoming season. 1:17 FIFA World Cup Picks. 1:20 Lil Tay comeback? 1:22 Thoughts on how IHOP turned into IHOB? SOUNDCLOUD:@THEDFSPODCAST INSTAGRAM: @THEDFSPODCAST TWITTER: @THEDFSPODCAST FACEBOOK: @THEDFSPODCAST SPOTIFY: @THEDFSPODCAST

This week: Happy Anthony Bourdain memories, the North Korean summit, IHOP changes their name, E3 Expo, and we review the film Hereditary.

Prodigal Son Story and Father's Day, Hansen's Helpful Household Hints, IHOB, Anxiety, Sci-Fi Question: $500 Coffee Privilege, Self-Righteousness, Tennis and Striving, The Pygmy Goat Surprise;   Quotes:   “Sherri's laugh is not fake and yes, I am this odd.” “Trying to be morally superior is an endless treadmill.” “Losing coffee is apocalyptic scenario for some of us.” “Is there no one that will make us a burger? Thank you IHOB.”

We're a day late, but to make up for it, we brought a friend! This week on Just Press Play, the guys talk about who had the best week in sports, IHOB, and a dictator's toilet (1:00), then the doctor is in the house to let us know what we're missing about hockey, and to assist in our ongoing debate of which athlete is superior (17:50). We hit on Lebron's casts, both supportive and protective, and we have some ideas on how to fix the NBA (34:33). An exotic year, or a once in a lifetime 10 minutes (57:46)? Did Colangelo lose the best job in sports (1:03:36)? And speaking of doctors, the Doc gives us a peek behind the clipboard, letting us in on why it takes so long, what patients do wrong, and how much you can trust a twitter physician (1:10:04). We finish it up, as always, with What We're Listening To. Music provided by TRUTH. Show notes can be found on our website. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

@Conwayshow (6/11) The Big Summit - President Trump and Kim Jong-un meet in Singapore. Do not sell gum on the train. Trust us! Dennis Rodman goes on an emotional "tour" w Chris Cuomo. Vegas says Lebron James will be a Laker. Fox 11's Bill Melugin live from IHOb flagship in Hollywood. They're the only ones rebranding. Can you say publicity stunt?Justify became the 13th horse in history to win the Triple Crown. Larry Collmus with the perfect call. We've got a pursuit!

@Conwayshow (6/11) The Big Summit - President Trump and Kim Jong-un meet in Singapore. Do not sell gum on the train. Trust us! Dennis Rodman goes on an emotional "tour" w Chris Cuomo. Vegas says Lebron James will be a Laker. Fox 11's Bill Melugin live from IHOb flagship in Hollywood. They're the only ones rebranding. Can you say publicity stunt?Justify became the 13th horse in history to win the Triple Crown. Larry Collmus with the perfect call. We've got a pursuit!

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Weezy Is Free!! This Week Ray Genius, 80 T and K.B. discuss Lil Wayne's next move after winning his settlement against Cash Money, Instagram tryna fuck the game up by giving everybody access to create hr long videos and the new iOS 12 "32 Person Facetime" feature. Oh, and iHop is flipping the "P" up side down.. its "iHob" now, but do we give a shit?? Tune In Music By: Lil Wayne - Best Rapper Alive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhr_-FM8yRo Nicki Minaj ft. Lil Wayne - Rich Sex https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfGR21DOSzk Kids See Ghost - Feel The Love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtkW3cuMNfM Trippie Redd & Swae Lee - TR666 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0af6z4cILA Sahbabi - Watery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLRq309ffcU Shad Da God ft. Young Thug - Invisible https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqtg-mIaN-M --- 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/theblocpartypodcast/message

In the first summer edition of The Daily Texan Podcast, Mike and JT break down the latest in campus news. Sports Editor Alex Briseno stops by to talk Longhorn baseball as David Pierce's squad heads to Omaha for the College World Series, and News Desk Editor Meara Isenberg explains everything you need to know about the return of those darned dockless scooters. ALSO: It's IHOb, now. Hosted by Mike Iwaniec and JT Lindsey. Music by Nctrnm. Logo suggestions desperately needed.

Lanigan and Bill Wills are in discussing the historic summit between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, the guys give their thoughts on the latest with the summit. The Supreme Court has decided with a 5-4 vote that it is acceptable for Ohio to purge infrequent voters, is this a fair ruling or does it suppress voters? SeaWorld, Ikea, and Royal Caribbean have announced they will cut back on plastic waste, is it a good time to invest in paper companies? Plus, Craigslist and Ihob.

Luke and Andrew find out during the show that they're signed-up to host an event that they don't know about. They also discuss Andrew's dissent into cassette-tape madness, and Luke finds hope in an article about baldness cures. Oh, and a pancake company got everyone to talk about it for four days. Props to them, we guess. . . . Today's show is sponsored by Children's Cancer Research Fund. Learn more at ChildrensCancer.org/tbtl.

Mackey and Judd discuss the change from IHOP to IHOB. They also take part in the stuff you should know about segment. Randy from Cottage Grove calls in to tell the guys his favorite breakfast stops.

PLUS: 3 at 12:03 - Murder, balls and the Tonys. Elizabeth has the Dirt Alert. AND :30 Pop Culture Challenge and Blinded By The Item.

Rob Black talks about IHOB, Twitter, Domino's Pizza, Singapore, Budweiser, Fortnite, Mastercard, and AMD.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Rob Black & Your Money" - Radio Show June 11 - KDOW 1220 AM (7a-9a) Rob Black talks about IHOB, Twitter, Domino's Pizza, Singapore, Budweiser, and chats with The Real Estate Report host Tony Mendes about living in the Bay Area.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

@Conwayshow (6/6) IHOP changing name to IHOb uh why? Roseanne Spin-off. Samantha Bee apologizes - again! Woody Bellio.JLo & Arod and LOTS of DINERO! Dinero! MASH. Laughs!

@Conwayshow (6/6) IHOP changing name to IHOb uh why? Roseanne Spin-off. Samantha Bee apologizes - again! Woody Bellio.JLo & Arod and LOTS of DINERO! Dinero! MASH. Laughs!

We still hold our ground International House Of Breakfast, Greg says International House Of Burgers whose right?

This break Roadkill and Greg argue about what IHOB will stand for then the changes to the Miss America Pageant.

The debut of Pop Culture Jeopardy and it got pretty crazy. Happy birthday Electric Fetus. Why is IHOP changing their name to IHOB? A man is suing CVS for a really dumb reason. More on the tragic death of Kate Spade. Johnny Depp says his gaunt look is on purpose.

Here's what the station will sound like on Monday.