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Brian, Blake and Richard are back with an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Is Brian the Larry David of the pedal world? He certainly resembles him according to Richard and the guys chat about some TV before Blake notices Brian isn't paying full attention. Strymon have released a new Phaser with an interesting name and Richard loves the look of it. Brian is not yet convinced but the guys chat about it and whether or not you need that many options for a phaser before Blake waxes lyrical about the depths of modulation he wishes to reach before the guys talk about pedal aesthetics and minimalism.Fender have announced the new Player Plus range and they are going to sit right at the top end of their "Made in Mexico" line with some colors that got leaked. This causes Brian to go to an Italian website and he becomes confused by cookies. Mmm...Cosmic Jade...and is Dark Night the Antigua burst of this generation of Fender guitars?Richard has attempted the simplest piece of guitar modification possible - and it went horribly pear shaped - so he tells us about exactly what went wrong and why you should listen to the advice of others. Except him. He's one of the top three stupidest people on this episode. The guys try and sell him on the benefit of a decent soldering station. Yes, it got nerdy as hell at this point.Is there anything nicer than a sea-foam green guitar? What about a sea-foam green guitar back scratcher? How about one branded by Joe Bonamassa? Yes, we have sent our hard earned dollars to the Joe B marketing machine and the guys perform a "live" review.  At the time of recording Blake was preparing to talk to Misha Mansoor of Periphery and the guys look a little at his music and his business. Maximum Self Oscillation, Nu-X or Nux, The Hot Tub of manly diseases, The Geriatric Eagles, Disgusting plastic wrap, Soldering stations... It's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)DIY modshttps://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)

In this Episode of the Worst W/ Chad Austin Chad is Joined by Comedian Brian Blank. Brian and Chad discuss Trump dissing the woke, Only Fans ditching porn, a man that robs a WaWa at knifepoint for a snickers and everyone in LA having an Andy Dick story. A solid session of two truths and a lie plus Brian Blanks Worsts. Is Brian the Worst? Have a listen and find out!Social Media@Realname_BrianBlankCheck out Brians monthly shows in the LA areaDun Goofed & Cowafunga

Brian, Blake and Richard are back with an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Something has happened to Brian and Blake - they've started to talk all polite and well mannered - has Richard infected them with a dose of Britishness? Did you catch Dave Grohl trolling some mean folk? The guys chat with reverence and awe over his amazing prank delivery and the concept of a mobile stage, arial guitar licks, and paintball guns. Is Brian wearing any pants? Are they underpants or overpants, it's all very confusing for him, and becomes doubly so when the conversation moves on to the famous actor Idris Elba who Brian has never heard of. Logan Paul? Different story...Remember last week when Brian found a four inch snake? Well this week he encountered a relative and had to dispatch it humanely. He expounds on his theory about snakes, you wont be disappointed by it before he and Blake ponder life on the road. Brian has come up with a new circuit! Its got him all excited and he drops a hint about what it may be...#itdefinitelyisntametalzone. Meanwhile, the gear industry is suffering from a major parts shortage, and we find ourselves bidding against major companies and governments for precious  OpAmp chips.Theres a special jack socket out that makes a bold claim about its advantages. The guys chat about this and the marketing of it and then a little bit of schooling on jacks and TRS connectors. Brian's off to this years Woodshed Guitar Experience and gives us a little preview.Smoking caffeine, Richard's rumored water bong, Frog / Centipede horrors, Digi-der-oos, Mojo by the gallon, Never fix your bosses sons' laptop... It's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)DIY modshttps://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)

BRIAN WILSON WITHOUT THE BEACH BOYS! It’s the "August Of Summer" here on Detours and Outliers and we are celebrating by a whole month of episodes about the quintessential band of summer, the Beach Boys. Did Brian Wilson predict the sound of the 1980s? Would you rather hear a middle aged man sing about teenage romance or about a late-night talk show host? Is Brian a better drummer or lyricist? How did George Lucas screw up the Beach Boys? Can you name two good albums by Bread? Was the album cover actually cross-stitched? How much does round-the-clock therapy cost? Does "Ding Dang" need anything else? And most importantly: What do the planets mean? Catch a wave and find out on this episode of Detours and Outliers.

In 2011, Tōhoku, Japan was hit by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake resulting in a tsunami that took the lives of over 15,000 people. In the wake of the disaster, there was a surge of paranormal activity in the area. Alecia tells the guys some of the many local ghost stories. Are these sightings just the result of trauma? How can a ghost be wet? Is Brian really a Doctor? Beer of the Week - Candy Crushable from 18th Street Brewing Co. Follow us online: https://twitter.com/GrowlNGremCast https://www.instagram.com/growlngremcast/ https://facebook.com/GrowlNGremCast https://growlersandgremlins.com/ Intro Music: Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4031-mechanolith License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley have been working together for 10+ years now with Florida Georgia Line, but it seems that they really have been enjoying some time apart. Is Brian's next move a sign that FGL is on the edge to a break up? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will this be the week that Jordan finally gets to talk about crypto? In this episode of Bootstrapped Web, Brian and Jordan give us some updates on their businesses. Is Brian running late with ZipMessage? What has been going on behind the scenes of Jordan’s secret project? They also talk indepth about discipline and productivity. … Continue reading Know Thyself

In this episode, Jason takes the time to tell the guys about possible evidence of Time Travel. From objects out of place in time like a cell phone in a Charlie Chaplin film or an iPhone in the 1860 painting "The Expected" by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller. To people from the future like John Titor, Andrew Carlssin, and Rudolph Fentz. Could Time Travel be possible? Is it all just bad Photoshop? Is Brian going to explode? Beer of the week is Hoosier Red Ale by Quaff On Brewing Co. Follow us online: https://twitter.com/GrowlNGremCast https://www.instagram.com/growlngremcast/ https://facebook.com/GrowlNGremCast https://growlersandgremlins.com/ Intro Music: Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4031-mechanolith License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Joined this episode by the friends of the pod Abram aka Ramen Beast, Brian from Ramen Adventures, and Frank from 5AM Ramen.We touch on the recently announced Michelin Guide Ramen list, as well as the Tabelog Top 100. Is Brian a secret Michelin reviewer??The guys also share their picks (bowls eaten in 2020) for the following:- Overall top 3 shops- Shop that required the most effort to get to- Coolest shop atmosphere- Shop that best represents 2020 to you- Shop that could be a trendsetter for 20212020 has been a tough year for all, but hopefully the picks by these Ramen Hunters will give you something to look forward to in 2021.http://www.ramenbeast.com/http://www.ramenadventures.com/http://5amramen.com/

25-year-old Brian Barton vanished on March 10, 2005. He had a girlfriend, close friends, and was a member in a local Seattle band that was on the brink of making it big. So what happened? Could he have just up and walked out of his happy life? Is it possible, as the police would come to consider, that his girlfriend and bandmates murdered him? But why? And WHERE. THE HELL. IS BRIAN? Join our Facebook Group! The Obsessed With Disappeared Podcast Discussion Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/291550215310067) is THE place to make new true crime friends, chat about the cases, AND WATCH ELLYN MAKE A GD FOOL OF HERSELF AT ALL HOURS! Also! Follow us on Instagram: @TheDisappearedPod. WE GO LIVE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 6PM EASTERN! We drink, make fun of each other, and talk all about the cases. And Patrick will usually remind Ellyn that her ex-husband was hot. YOU GUYS WE LAUNCHED A NEW PODCAST!! Each week on "Crimes of the Centuries" (https://www.centuriespod.com/) host Amber Hunt (of the Accused podcast) takes us on a deep investigative dive into a crime that was huge when it happened, but has been lost to time--and one you've likely never heard of. From the 220 year old murder that brought Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr together to fight for the defense, to Jazz Age thrill killers, Lady mob bosses, murdering grandmothers, and serial killers you've never heard of. Check out "Crimes of the Centuries wherever you get your podcasts. 

Nigel and Brian Baker play "Am I A Horrible Person?" Is Brian a horrible person? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Brian’s fiancé to blame for what she’s hiding on her cell phone or is he to blame for snooping?! Is this worth calling off the engagement?

Today, we have a very special episode for you as we dive deep into the life of our very own Corbin Trent (whose first name actually IS Brian)! Zack, Saikat and Corbin met each other on the Bernie Sanders 2016 Presidential campaign when Corbin was organizing Tennessee for Bernie with nothing more than his car and willpower. From that, he went on to co-found Brand New Congress and Justice Democrats, the organizations that recruited Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez among others to run for Congress. He went on to be Communications Director for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's 2018 campaign as well as for her congressional office, where he was pivotal in launching the Green New Deal and creating the media moments that allowed it to become a national sensation. In this episode, we dive into Corbin's life leading up to the Bernie Sanders campaign in 2016. We find out how a guy running a furniture components factory and machine shop ended up going all in on a political revolution and completely transforming what people think of as feasible in America.Get on the email list to get more content and exclusive episodes at buildingthedream.substack.com.

In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Brian Fanzo, Virtual Keynote Speaker, Digital Futurist, and founder of iSocialFanz. Brian talks about his passion for technology, business, change, and digital innovation. He also discusses the significance of authenticity and transparency to a person’s success. Episode Highlights: Jason introduces Brian Fanzo. (2:57) Is Brian an iPhone or an Android user? (5:11) Does Brian love to win or hate to lose? (5:26) What does Brian attribute to his success, skill or luck? (7:33) Brian shares his background and his journey to success. (10:03) Brian talks about labeling himself as a Digital Futurist. (19:18) Brian shares that his mission is to help people see the synergy between digital innovation and humanity. (19:54) Brian mentions the significance of your brand, your name, and treating everyone like you treat yourself. (22:37) Brian explains that forcing people to change into a world that they're not used to is not usually a good trend for adoption and understanding. (23:26) Brian mentions that he’s a big advocate for childhood hunger, child trafficking, and he’s also working with a couple of organizations. (24:00) Brian thinks that if we can open our perspective to where technology can fit today, we can adapt and kind of shape this future that we have. (25:45) From what Brian does and what he teaches in marketing, strategy, and how he uses the technology, what’s Brian’s relationship with his insurance agent? (26:05) Brian believes that at this moment, every business is in the business of trust, building trust, maintaining trust, and scaling trust. (26:20) Brian shares that some people mistakenly say that the younger generation doesn’t have loyalty but in Brian’s opinion, he sees them as the younger generation that has more choices, more information, and more access than anyone else has ever had in the history of the world. (27:43) Brian shares a story about his 10 year old daughter. (28:13) Brian says that for the first time in history, we have five generations in the workplace. (34:51) Brian shares an interesting story about his experience with the insurance agent that he ended up going with. (38:17) Brian mentions that he’s doing a lot of coaching. (42:35) Brian says that from a virtual perspective, this is where his business progressed and has grown multiple businesses, on helping them embrace live video. (43:50) Brian thinks that now is the most beautiful time to build those initial relationships on trust. (45:17) Brian shares that he was diagnosed with ADHD at age 31. (52:23) Brian mentions that he’s currently reading a book entitled, Black Sheep: Unleash the Extraordinary, Awe-Inspiring, Undiscovered You by Brant Menswar. (53:06) Brian shares his mantra. (54:57) Brian believes that together, we can make the world a better place by each one of us doing our part. (55:37) Jason mentions that transparency is significant. (58:19) Key Quotes: “My mission is to help people see the synergy between digital innovation and humanity… and so that's why the heart, family, people, you know, is a big part for me.” - Brian Fanzo “It doesn't matter which generation, legacy, current or the future generation, that you're trying to appease to, there is no question that all of them respond best to human touch and authenticity.” - Brian Fanzo “Take one thing that you’ve written down or that you’ve listened to and turn it into action, because anyone can listen, anyone can read, a whole bunch of people are going to take notes, but very few people are taking action right now.” - Brian Fanzo Resources Mentioned: ePay Policy Agency Intelligence Reach out to Jason Cass Brian Fanzo Digital Futurist Advertisers: Podium Veruna Lightspeed Voice

In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Brian Ahearn CPCU, CTM, CPT, CMCT, Chief Influence Officer at Influence People, and international speaker, coach, consultant, and author. Brian talks about being one of only 20 people in the world certified by Robert Cialdini to teach his methodology when it comes to influence. Brian also talks about his passion for teaching how to communicate differently, understanding what psychology says about our minds, and how we can ethically influence people to do things.   Episode Highlights:   Jason introduces Brian Ahearn. (1:01) Is Brian an Android or an iPhone user?  (4:18) What was the last app that Brian downloaded? (4:36) Does Brian love to win or hate to lose?  (5:57) What does Brian attribute to his success, skill, or luck? (7:01) Where does Brian reside now? (8:11) Brian takes us back to his college life and brings us forward to where he’s at now. (8:34) Jason shares why Brian’s LinkedIn profile is very unique. (10:22) Brian explains who Robert Cialdini is in his methodology. (11:57) Brian says that Robert Cialdini wrote a book called “Influence: Science and Practice” which has sold three and a half million copies. (12:18) Brian explains what is so special about Robert Cialdini’s teachings. (13:26) Brian says Robert Cialdini is practicing what he preaches. (13:39) Brian says we need to recognize that humans are most likely to respond to loss as opposed to gain. (15:49) As an ethical persuader, Brian is putting out what he knows is in your best interest as a potential customer. (16:22) Brian gives an example of what creates a scarcity mentality. (22:30) Jason believes that our podcast is the best because we take these listeners down roads that people don’t normally go. (23:01) Brain explains the scarcity mentality. (25:30) Brian tells his story about running across Robert Cialdini’s materials. (27:15) Brian explains what reciprocity is. (43:40) Brian talks about a meme of Eminem that circulated on Facebook a few years ago. What is Brian reading right now? (44:34) Brian Ahearn shares what he does for the insurance industry. (47:24)   Key Quotes:   “Give what you want. Give respect, love consideration, whatever you want from somebody else, be the first to give it and you'll be pleasantly surprised at how many people reciprocated.” - Brian Ahearn “If I had an abundance, that's a wonderful thing. But if I don't have enough, that could be life and death.”  - Brian Ahearn  “I want people to enjoy more success at the office and happiness at home. And I believe that I can help them do that by teaching them how to communicate differently, how to understand what psychology says about our minds, and how we can ethically influence people to do things.” - Brian Ahearn   Resources Mentioned : Agency Intelligence Reach out to Jason Cass Influence PEOPLE: Powerful Everyday Opportunities to Persuade that are Lasting and Ethical   Advertisers: Lightspeed Voice Tarmika Agency Va

Is Brian’s liquor inventory impressive or worrisome? Summer is beginning, which means Brian swings golf clubs outside at midnight. Brett had a good night fishing, and the podcast isn’t live. 75% of parenting is pretending to know what you’re doing, and Zencastr is starting to suck. Brett has a summer of fun list prepared, Brian explains why Portillo’s shouldn’t have come to Indiana, and Cheers may have stopped being funny after season two. 

Is Brian mild or moderate on road rage? Deadly mushrooms are spreading across the US. Are movie theaters coming back? How about live concerts? Celebrities talk about their best and worst acid trips. Can Stevie Wonder see? Why do coroners have to campaign? Lawyers try to make an impact with fedoras. Kelsey Grammer falling is solid entertainment. 

Thanks Freshbooks. Go to FreshBooks.com/​applebitz​ and enter applebitz ​in the ​'how did you hear about us' section to get started. The Magic Keyboard brings us closer to a laptop, but it's also limiting at the same time. Ray Wong from Input Magazine joins the pod to find out if both of our views have changed since it was first announced? Is Brian still as hyped as he was? Or will Ray bring him back down to earth? You can help support this show and my independent work at www.patreon.com/briantong THANK YOU! Call into the show by recording a Voice Memo and send to applebitzshow@gmail.com

Join us for our recap of 'Family Karma' Episode 4! In this week's installment, we dig deep into the Anisha-Bali-Vishal-Amrit drama and ask some big questions. Will Amrit and Nicholas last? Is Vishal the best reality TV character on Bravo right now? Is Brian really ready for Monica's jelly? And who was that dude wearing a flannel shirt at Fire Tower?! We also touch base about our COVID-19 woes, how much Jax Taylor costs on Cameo, Indra's (not so) secret celebrity crush, walking through the Starbucks drive thru, and social media influencers who lick toilets and get coronavirus. Trust us - you don't want to miss this one.

That Blind Tech Show is back in the saddle and no, not riding a guide dog as Brian is quite confused  about drive-throughs and kiosk. Screen Reader access may be coming to a restaurant near you according to the work being done by Visaro and the Jaws team. Is Brian using Seeing AI or is the CIA looking for Brian? And who did fall off that ladder? Is Facebook still crashing for VoiceOver users and how about jumping into an Uber with wings? No, angels are not using them, yet, but Hyunda wants to get you airborne and using the Uber Air-Taxi service by 2023. Ambitious? Hmm, we will have to see. Um, no pun intended. What is in your daily meal? Jeff is Juicing and Brian is doing the NutraSystem plan, while Serina is just fasting away now and then staying perfect as she believes she is. Yes, Serina is… Oh wait, Serina Williams just won her first title in 3 years and I guess the big question is, “Hey Gilbert, what have you done lately?” Don’t eat your Air Pods! Please don’t do that. Silly kiddo, pods are not to be inserted there! No nutritional value in this Apple product. Do you sit at the computer all day? Want to stretch those legs? Then Jeff brings us the news from a Husky product he found at Home Depot. An adjustable desk!  By the way, are you signing in with the same passwords and user-names all across the board? Stop that! Right now! Change it up and the best password is the one you don’t even know! Get that 2 Factor Varification going and rest assured your privacy and security is doing the best job it can do for you. So much more in this episode and so few words left in my vocabulary. So jump on in and take a ride on the TBTS AirTaxi of Podcasts, the Black Pot Kettle Cat of the Nation and without a doubt, just another That Blind Tech Show making a lot of ToDo about Tech, News, and a bent perspective to the visual impairment and blindness world we live in. And remember, showing up is everything. Make it happen. You are worth it! Contact Thank you for listening. Send us Feedback via email Follow us on Twitter @BlindTechShow That Blind Tech Show is produced in part with Blind Abilities Network You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store. Get the Free blind Abilities App on the Google Play Store Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Baseball is almost here. We talk to Brian Walton today, first, about his prospect guide. Of course Dylan Carlson is the top one to watch but who else surprises him? He saws the young catcher Ivan Herrera might be a sleeper to keep an eye on. With left-field being wide open, what doe Brian say about O’Neill and Lane Thomas? Anyone else? We can’t forget about Austin Dean, the new outfielder from Tampa. Do the Cardinals goof around with service time of these young guys? Brian says history shows that the club doesn’t mess too much with that and will play the winners. Is Brian surprised that the Cardinals didn’t make a bigger move in the offseason? He actually is. He says it would be more comfortable to have a proven bat in the lineup. We talk about the potential young pitchers making it into the rotation and more. Listen here:

That Blind Tech Show is back in the saddle and no, not riding a guide dog as Brian is quite confused  about drive-throughs and kiosk. Screen Reader access may be coming to a restaurant near you according to the work being done by Visaro and the Jaws team. Is Brian using Seeing AI or is the CIA looking for Brian? And who did fall off that ladder? Is Facebook still crashing for VoiceOver users and how about jumping into an Uber with wings? No, angels are not using them, yet, but Hyunda wants to get you airborne and using the Uber Air-Taxi service by 2023. Ambitious? Hmm, we will have to see. Um, no pun intended. What is in your daily meal? Jeff is Juicing and Brian is doing the NutraSystem plan, while Serina is just fasting away now and then staying perfect as she believes she is. Yes, Serina is… Oh wait, Serina Williams just won her first title in 3 years and I guess the big question is, “Hey Gilbert, what have you done lately?” Don’t eat your Air Pods! Please don’t do that. Silly kiddo, pods are not to be inserted there! No nutritional value in this Apple product. Do you sit at the computer all day? Want to stretch those legs? Then Jeff brings us the news from a Husky product he found at Home Depot. An adjustable desk!  By the way, are you signing in with the same passwords and user-names all across the board? Stop that! Right now! Change it up and the best password is the one you don’t even know! Get that 2 Factor Varification going and rest assured your privacy and security is doing the best job it can do for you. So much more in this episode and so few words left in my vocabulary. And I do have to mention Marlon dropping in to add his Vows, or Snipps. One or the other. Thanks Marlon! Congrats on 16 years ! So jump on in and take a ride on the TBTS AirTaxi of Podcasts, the Black Pot Kettle Cat of the Nation and without a doubt, just another That Blind Tech Show making a lot of ToDo about Tech, News, and a bent perspective to the visual impairment and blindness world we live in. And remember, showing up is everything. Make it happen. You are worth it! Contact Thank you for listening. Send us Feedback via email Follow us on Twitter @BlindTechShow That Blind Tech Show is produced in part with Blind Abilities Network You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store. Get the Free blind Abilities App on the Google Play Store Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

0:00 License to kill Gophers!4:00 Vitaliy is the wealthiest in all of Ukraine6:30 Boys talk chicken wings8:00 Is Vitaliy the housewife of the year?9:30 Brian talks going to Minnesota for the Badgers game13:30 Minnesota has a fun gameday atmosphere? 17:00 Petty move of the century? 20:30 Guys devise a way for WIsconsin to beat Ohio State26:00 Vitaliy talks Power Rangers27:00 Guys talks science of holding your pee34:30 Power Rangers started in Japan? 39:30 Brian is heartbroken and takes back his pee45:20 Brian reads directly from Wikipedia54:30 Brian has a cavity56:50 Brian talks history of mouthguards60:30 Confirmed... Brian is not a scientist65:00 Boys shove hot rubber in their mouths71:00 Is Brian secretly a Gopher?73:00 GOATs don't wear mouthguards76:00 Boys discuss Giannis's mouth

0:10- Friendly reminder Minnesota lost4:00- Vitaliy's No Good, Very Bad Day10:00- Waterboy doesn't hold up12:00- Brian takes back all of his apologies to the state of Minnesota14:16- Brian drunk texts his crush?16:00- Boys talk Garrett- Rudolph incident22:40- Brian is still living his best life that Iowa won25:00- Brian talks the short history of NCAA boxing31:00- Boys argue World Wars34:15- Brian talks Wisconsin boxing40:00- Idaho and Idaho State are things56:00- Tragedy brings NCAA boxing to an end62:00- Vitaliy talk the history of loot boxes70:00- Is Brian a closet Harry Potter fan?80:00- Gambling and video games?88:00- Call your Grandparents!

"It doesn’t matter where you are. It doesn’t matter who you are playing with. Stand out and be the best you can be." Brian Tichy is an incredible drummer who stands out in the hard-rock and classic rock genres. Most notably he has performed with Whitesnake, Billy Idol, Ozzy Osbourne, Sass Jordan, Foreigner, Dead Daisies and many others. His projects include the brand new Silverthorne and past project with Sass Jordan, S.U.N. Besides his work as a musician, he also took on the role of organizing Bonzo Bash. This is a party event that he came up with years ago where he and other drummers pay tribute to John Bonham by performing Led Zeppelin tunes. This event has brought quite a buzz along with it over the years where some famous drummers, including one of Tichy’s biggest influences, Peter Criss, came out to partake in the fun. Brian has also appeared on Drumeo where he breaks down some of the most famous Bonham grooves, tasty triplet licks for rock drumming and more! There is a link below to check out five essential Bonham licks! Brian is a human encyclopedia for classic rock music and specifically Led Zeppelin. Very few can come as close as Brian to sounding like the greatest rock drummer of all time, IMO. You Will Hear About…. Brian breaks down twelve different famous guitar riffs. Is Brian doing Bonzo Bash again in January? Brian also explains all of what goes into creating an event like that. The distinct differences between the side-man role versus bandleader/event organizer. Brian’s new band Silverthorne and what their action plan is to bring this band to the public. Brian’s thoughts on click-tracks in the studio, quantizing drum parts, autotune and why he thinks the industry went in this direction. Why Should You Listen? A lot of DrumeoGab episodes go deep and often have a heavy tone within the conversations. This episode with Brian Tichy has a lighter vibe and gets into our mutual love for classic rock and the good old days of what was considered pop music. Along with that conversation comes Brian’s thoughts on the current state of audio recording in popular music and essentially how the human component is being removed little by little. There is also some great insight into what goes into planning events or running a band. So for anyone out there who is wishing to walk the more entrepreneurial path of the music industry, there may be some very helpful insights within this episode for you. Music used in this episode: Silverthorne - Tear the Sky Wide Open https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aEz6B7wRfA&t=109s   Brian’s Socials Instagram Facebook Website Listen to “Tear the Sky Wide Open”   Drumeo Gab’s Socials Instagram Facebook

Blake and Brian are back for an exciting episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast.Brad Paisley recently hung out at Sweetwater and did an interview on their Youtube page where he talked about the origin of he and Brian’s working relationship. Brian gives a few more details on the story.A question recently came up asking why pedal builders do not put noise gates in gain pedals. Brian has an explanation and how those gates would work.And good ol’ Joe Bonamassa is at it again. He says you don’t need top end gear to sound good. Oh the irony. But is he right? You may be surprised at Brian and Blake's reactions.To intro or not to intro, Is Brian looking for a new co-host? And there is a Nashville, Indiana? It’s all in this edition of the Chasing Tone PodcasFind us at: http://www.WamplerPedals.comhttp://www.Facebook.com/WamplerPedalshttp://www.Twitter.com/WamplerPedalshttp://www.Instagram.com/WamplerPedalshttp://www.Facebook.com/ChasingTonePodcasthttp://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/

This week's episode answers so many questions: Is Brian a World Cup expert? Yes. Is Brian a sports expert? No. Do we know the slang teenagers use? Somewhat. Are we Jimmy John's enthusiasts? Definitely. However, one question is left unanswered... how do you say Uruguay? Thanks for listening! Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sassstoriessarcasm and on Instagram (The Gram) at www.instagram.com/sassstoriessarcasm. Start your 30 day trial Audible membership and get your free audiobook at www.audibletrial.com/ssspodcast --- 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/sassstoriessarcasm/message

Welcome back, Brian George! Shawn finds the Dealer in Hand of Fate 2 to be a bit chatty. Dennis is a kid again with Punch-Out. Brian plays Civ 6 in his jammies. Dennis puts more dents in Burnout Paradise Remastered. Shawn takes our breath away with FTL. Is Brian excited with MTG: Arena? It’s hard […]

Mike almost ends this podcast with his Unpopular Opinion of the Week. Mike & Brian talk about workplace bathroom etiquette as it relates to bringing in your water bottle. Is Brian interested in the return of the XFL? Mike & Brian introduce a new feature, the Throwback Track.facebook.com/badgeringthehawkeyetwitter.com/BadgerTheHawk

Mike almost ends this podcast with his Unpopular Opinion of the Week. Mike & Brian talk about workplace bathroom etiquette as it relates to bringing in your water bottle. Is Brian interested in the return of the XFL? Mike & Brian introduce a new feature, the Throwback Track.facebook.com/badgeringthehawkeyetwitter.com/BadgerTheHawk

A lighter tale to cleanse our pallets from the super scary most recent episodes, Katy takes us to the small New York town of Sleepy Hollow and explores the story that brings it fame, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving, as well as the experience of English ghost hunting team Most Haunted (low on equipment, high on screams). Is the Sleepy Hollow cemetery really haunted? Is drawing alone in a cemetery actually weird? Is Brian the medium made up of cord, or is it rope? Listen and find out! 

So begins 2017, the year that will almost certainly end with our hosts ruining the podcast completely because they refuse to stop talking about their big games once they come out. Wondering how much time the lads can actually spend talking about Mass Effect and Horizon: Zero Dawn? Stick with us this year and find out. But back to the present; with the Failed Critics guys having a well deserved week off (have you heard their stuff from the back end of the year? We're surprised Owen is still standing) we have decided to fill in the film flavoured hole that they've left this week. What better way to do that with rolling in an Assassin's Creed special that ends with us chatting about (and spoiling) the latest video-game adaptation? Fresh from their New Years Eve hangovers, hosts John Miller and Andrew Brooker return to dissect the decade old stealth series and have invited Failed Critics regular and Assassin's Creed super fan Brian Plank into our dark and dingy gaming basement to help us talk about the franchise that has moulded Ubisoft's gaming model for nearly ten years. Come spend some time with us as the boys enlighten you about their history with the Creed. What's John's favourite game in the series? Who is Brooker's top Assassin? Is Brian a secret (American) psychopath? All this and more in our epic special. Join us in a fortnight when we will… well, we don't know. Join us in two weeks when there will be a podcast. About something. Shambolic as ever. In the mean time, come find us on Twitter or Facebook (both @CharacterUnlock) and join in the conversation.

Recap of The Bachelorette (Season 13, Episode One) We're back!!!! After a lackluster season of The Bachelor (so long, Nick!), we've got Rachel in all her awesomeness and a bunch of dudes and their varying degrees of awesomeness (or not-so-awesomeness in some cases)! Join Matt and Jeff as they attempt to answer questions like: - Is Rachel really a lawyer or does she just play one on TV? - Why does Alex bring a vacuum and dance through several scenes of the episode with it? - Was Adam's doll from the New Orleans haunted house of last season? - Is Brian's attempt to swallow Rachel whole better than Nick's vertical kissing issue? - Is it helpful or hurtful for Tesla to do product placement on this show? - Why do some people actually think that the Backstreet Boys are better than N'Sync? - Is Lucas ("Mr. Waboom") this season's Corrine? (He does seem to be the worst!) All this and oh so much more on this episode of Bros Before Rose! Leave comments, subscribe and more!!! Bros Before Rose Twitter :: @BrosBeforeRose // Instagram :: @brosbeforeroseofficial // Facebook :: facebook.com/brosbeforerose // Website :: www.brosbeforerose.com Matt Barnes Twitter :: @matthewbarnes // Instagram :: @matthewbarnes Jeff Bachman Twitter :: @drbackpack // Instagram :: @jbachman SPONSORED BY: Rogue Creative Development The Road Trip Games App Bachmanville Photography   ©2017 Rogue Creative Development LLC - All Rights Reserved

In this episode, we talk to Brian Richards, an internationally recognized expert on branding. He founded New Zealand’s first full-service consultancy specializing in brand strategy and design and his team works all over the world. Brian’s unique methodology has been recognized by universities and marketing circles internationally. In this conversation, he shares it with Marketing Speak listeners, offering a high level of insight into what goes into successful, compelling branding. Find Out More About Brian Here: Richards PartnersBrian RichardsBrian R. Richards on LinkedIn In This Episode: [01:41] - What is -- and isn’t -- branding? [02:47] - Brian offers Red Bull as an example of a company that does branding well, then offers a current case, of resin, as a business-to-business example. [04:14] - Brian moves onto talking about cement, specifically Holcim, and how he found that cement is what dreams are made of, not just a powder. [08:18] - We learn about the process that you need to go through before you start designing a logo or tagline. [10:59] - Brian talks more about how he works with senior management teams on defining the vision, values, and purpose. [12:00] - What makes Brian’s method unique and special? [13:04] - We hear more about the difference between large consulting firms and what Brian does (which involves more intuition and imagination). [14:20] - Brian shares his opinions on customer research and surveys. [15:56] - Is Brian a fan of net promoter scores? [17:58] - Brian talks about the work that came out of Stanford regarding rapid innovation, and explains what he finds interesting about it. [19:09] - New Zealand’s relatively small population has made it energetic and inventive, Brian says. [20:58] - About two-thirds of the work done by Brian’s company is for export clients. [23:42] - Brian walks us through a project to illustrate how hs process works. [31:20] - We learn about how important it is to avoid superlatives and words like “leading” or “leader,” and why it’s a benefit to acknowledge the downsides of your brand or product. [32:58] - Stephan talks about an example of brutal honesty in marketing: a girl scout who sent out an email with frank reviews of each kind of cookie. [33:46] - Brian responds to Stephan’s story, pointing out that we’re all humans and like to be treated with respect. [34:35] - We hear Brian’s thoughts on brand anthems. [36:15] - What’s the difference between an archetype, a persona, and an avatar? [38:00] - It’s essential to write brand stories as part of the branding process, Brian says. [39:07] - Where does the brand guidelines or brand standards document or manual fit into this process? [42:00] - Brian talks about what makes a brand infections. [43:36] - Stephan shares a story about Zappos and the type of unsolicited extras that make the brand infectious. [46:18] - Brian and Stephan talk about the definition of a brand. [48:57] - We learn more about Holcim, the cement company Brian had discussed earlier. [52:42] - Brian explains how he created the tension of opposites in the case of Holcim. [53:59] - Does Brian have an example of a case in which he changed the company culture because of his branding exercise? [56:42] - When asked about “sticky content,” Brian talks about Icebreaker Clothing. [59:00] - Brian offers ways to get in touch with him and his company. Links and Resources: Richards PartnersBrian RichardsBrian R. Richards on LinkedInRed BullHolcimGirl Scout cookies reviewSally Hogshead episode on Marketing Speak Icebreaker ClothingSticky contentZappos Story

Do you eat the same thing every day Does being naked more often make a person more happy Studies say it might. Is Brian a Bad Dad for taking his kid to Twin Peaks And ya'll do crazy stuff at work!

In this episode, Dave interviews Brian Kurtz, founder of Titans Marketing, author of The Advertising Solution, and one of the masterminds behind Boardroom Inc. Brian is a serial direct marketer and over the past 20 years, he estimates he has been responsible for $1.3B pieces of 3rd class mail. Tune in as Brian shares how he built a massive 9M name list, what the 40-40-20 rule is, and why segmentation is extremely important in your lists.  Time Stamped Show Notes:  00:33 – Introducing Brian  00:38 – Brian met Dave in Fort Myer  00:53 – Dave talks about American Dream U   01:04 – Brian has just republished a blog post, Masterminding at the Pentagon  01:10 – His blog is about their experience in Pentagon and how the troops can re-career out the military  01:39 – Brian’s biography   03:49 – Is Brian the good guy or the villain in marketing?  03:58 – Marketing being used for good vs evil  04:03 – Brian discusses speaking to a group of entrepreneurs in Hungary  04:33 – His presentation was entitled, Marketing isn’t Everything, It’s the Only Thing  04:43 – The first thing he talked about was the idea that Marketing is NOT evil  05:32 – The difference between selling and marketing  05:48 – Selling is not a chore, it is an obligation  06:22 – Brian has gone from offline marketing to online marketing  06:58 – Email is cheaper than direct mail  07:42 – Brian does NOT use his list to promote affiliates  09:04 – Email has so much ‘junk’  10:21 – The least crowded inbox is the one you grew up with  10:40 – “Everybody’s mailbox is empty with online bill paying”  11:20 – Brian looks at how people are getting his attention through the mail  11:38 – Email marketers always ask Brian if he can help them do a marketing campaign  12:02 – “Direct mail is the new secret weapon”  12:21 – Brian is always referred to in Facebook when someone asks about direct mail  13:00 – “This isn’t about direct mail replacing online”  14:02 – How Brian knows when a mailing is directed to him  16:07 – In direct mail, messages are personalized and addressed individually to people BUT online, you send 1 email message to your entire list  16:24 – Dave shares how he used to work with associations  16:40 – “You can’t just build great stuff or host great content or have a great product – you actually have to market it”  17:21 – Segment your list to know which emails you should send them  17:41 – Brian talks about his experience in segmentation  18:40 – 40-40-20 rule = 40% list, 40% offer, and 20% creative  19:52 – There’s no one-size-fits-all creative  20:01 – Your lists are many lists – there are no unique names, just unique lists  20:18 – Segment as narrow as you can and expand out from there  20:40 – Dave shares about the mail he just received  21:51 – Handwritten letters are awesome  22:34 – Direct mail is still “direct mail”  22:49 – Brian talks about his blog, Christmas Cards in July  24:47 – Put something of significance in the mail  26:27 – “Human beings have not changed because of the internet”  27:22 – Dave shares 3 examples of sending snail mail  27:34 – 1st Dave’s friend, David Hauser who sold Grasshopper  29:02 – 2nd Dave’s salesman, Ryan, used to send out hand-written notes to people  31:05 – Dave is calling out a challenge to all listeners to automate a process and send out hand-written notes  31:20 – Check out Bond.co / Thankbot.com / Maillift.com / FeltApp.com / TheHandWrittenCard.com for hand-written note automations  32:50 – 3rd is the online spam factor—the Nigerian Prince scam  33:48 – SPAM is NOT a good direct marketing strategy  34:40 – Brian explains his new post, How You Sell is How They Will Respond  38:49 – If you sell crappy, stupidly, and with no heart, you will get customers who are exactly like that  39:53 – Getting an email with the “Re:” in the subject line is deceitful  40:31 – “Sometimes, the end can justify the means IF a lot of things are in place”  41:44 – Having something that can help a business grow attracts readers  42:07 – There are things worth doing  42:35 – More about Christmas Cards in July  42:59 – Everybody wants to be thought of and be relevant  43:30 – The value of regifting  45:10 – Taking regifting a step further  45:47 – The key is that they know you are thinking about them  48:27 – Brian’s book, The Advertising Solution is a profile of 6 advertising legends  49:27 – Brian wants to deliver more than a book  49:29 – Direct Marketing’s Rule of Thumb: You always over deliver to the customer  49:59 – Buy the book, send an email with your receipt, and you will get to download the greatest ads written by 6 legends and so much more  51:51 – Buying the book also puts you in Brian’s list which means you’ll have access to all of his free content in BrianKurtz.me  52:36 – Brian encourages you to go to TheLegendsBook.com and take advantage of the resources  53:56 – Dave shares a little secret about the podcast  55:50 – How Brian built his 9M name list  56:03 – Segment, test offers, and write incredible copy  56:40 – Start with expertly segmented list  57:08 – Online and offline efforts are almost the same  57:19 – Believe in your product 100%  58:40 – Find out where your market is  59:19 – Make deals with people who have the lists you need  59:48 – Research on every level  1:00:40 – Brian started with 0 after he left Boardroom  1:01:12 – His list right now is 7,000 which has been built organically  1:01:48 – Brian chooses to build a high-quality list rather than a high-quantity list  1:02:25 – Principles are the same for building a high-quality or high-quantity list  1:05:02 – Dave asks Brian how to become a baseball umpire  1:05:35 – Brian was a good catcher when he was younger  1:06:02 – He was a fat slow kid  1:06:39 – At 13, he couldn’t play but he knew the game well  1:06:50 – He stayed in the game by being the umpire  1:07:57 – When Brian is in a game, he sets everything aside to focus  1:08:15 – He loves the idea of bringing order from chaos  1:08:38 – “It’s a total ego play without ego”  1:09:50 – Check out Brian’s blog post, When Baseball Imitates Direct Marketing  1:10:16 – Dave closes the podcast  1:11:01 – For feedback and recommendations, email Dave at dave@davidrwill.com   3 Key Points:  Direct marketing is not dead – it’s the new “secret weapon.”  People want to be thought of and relevant – show this when mailing them!  Remember to segment your lists – you don’t have unique names but unique lists.  Resources Mentioned:  Entrepreneur's Organization – The EO Network  BrianKurtz.me – Brian’s website  The Advertising Solution – Brian’s book  Credits:  Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Is Brian an aging superhero, or just a delusional man looking for some escape? And in the end, does it even matter?