Podcasts about jam jar

The War Friends stand face to face with their legal owner and now must face off against the power of both capitalism and hell if they have any hope of ever being free.  Brexit takes a page out of Jamjar's book.  Kalalalu can't resist a hug.  Dota reveals the power of (war) friendship. Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/noquestcast Special Guest: Shenuque Tissera (@shenuque) Theme Music by Jarrel the Young Special thanks to J Strautman (@strautmask) for playing revolutionist!  Catch more of J over on Planet Arcana! Additional Music Credits: "Uncharted Moon" by Joel Steudler "Broken" by Defekt_Maschine (https://pixabay.com/music/electronic-broken-9665/) "Epic Cinematic Drama" by Grand_Project (https://pixabay.com/music/main-title-epic-cinematic-drama-medium-187363/) "Grave Secrets" by wildsound159 (https://pixabay.com/music/main-title-grave-secrets-161064/) "Jazz Lounge Elevator Music" by HitsLab (https://pixabay.com/music/elevator-music-jazz-lounge-elevator-music-322314/) "Spa" by Pavetraxx (https://pixabay.com/music/meditationspiritual-spa-271767/) "Suspense Pulse Tense Music" by DELOSound (https://pixabay.com/music/upbeat-suspense-pulse-tense-music-266060/) "Vivaldi - Spring - Allegro" by Abydos_Music (https://pixabay.com/music/classical-string-quartet-vivaldi-spring-allegro-185007/) "Time" by SavannaMusic (https://pixabay.com/music/crime-scene-time-9307/) "wavering -slow jazz piano" by HarumachiMusic (https://pixabay.com/music/traditional-jazz-wavering-slow-jazz-piano-176511/) "Tension Horror Theme" by Stringer_Bell (https://pixabay.com/music/horror-scene-tension-horror-theme-158186/) "Time For Weakness" by danydory (https://pixabay.com/music/mystery-time-for-weakness-141762/) "Time To Run Away" by SergePavkinMusic (https://pixabay.com/music/upbeat-time-to-run-away-115976/) "Fight To The Death" by PaoloArgento (https://pixabay.com/music/main-title-fight-to-the-death-163587/) "Creepy" by StudioKolomna (https://pixabay.com/music/suspense-creepy-250089/) "Triumph of the Spirit" by imagineaudio (https://pixabay.com/music/main-title-triumph-of-the-spirit-204233/) "February 24" by SergePavkinMusic (https://pixabay.com/music/build-up-scenes-february-24-154436/) "Autumn day" by Oleksii_Kalyna (https://pixabay.com/music/modern-classical-autumn-day-261132/) "Italo Girls" by ianjamesrennie (https://pixabay.com/music/synthwave-italo-girls-9672/) "80s love" by Helkimer (https://pixabay.com/music/synthwave-80s-love-synthwave-music-272232/) "Dramatic Horror Cinematic Epic Trailer Action Intro Opener" by SoundGalleryByDmitryTaras No Quest for the Wicked uses trademarks and/or copyrights owned by Paizo Inc., used under Paizo's Community Use Policy (paizo.com/communityuse). We are expressly prohibited from charging you to use or access this content. No Quest for the Wicked is not published, endorsed, or specifically approved by Paizo. For more information about Paizo Inc. and Paizo products, visit paizo.com.

This episode is the second part of teaching kids about money with my guest, Alpha Schulte. Are you looking for ways to teach your kids about money in an engaging and positive manner? Have you heard of the Jam Jar method, which uses jars to divide money into spending, saving, and giving categories? How does this visual and tactile approach help children understand budgeting and set financial goals? Have you ever thought about turning everyday experiences into valuable money lessons for your children? What can they learn from running a market stall, calculating prices, and giving change? Can holidays provide opportunities for kids to manage their own budgets and make discerning choices? In a world moving towards cashless transactions, how do we ensure kids still grasp the concept of money? What creative tools can we use to adapt to this digital age? How do digital wallets and banking apps come into play, and why is it important to teach online financial safety? Are our own money beliefs influencing how we teach our children about finances? How can reflecting on these beliefs help foster a healthier financial mindset in our kids? Why is it essential to balance financial education with finding joy in simplicity? Join us as we explore the answers to all these questions and how it can make financial education more enjoyable for kids. Follow me on: 1. Instagram: @leannetranpsychology2. Facebook: @Leanne Tran 3. Linked In: @leannetranpsychology Email me: hello@leannetran.com.au Visit my website: www.leannetran.com.auGuest Details-Website - https://www.money-madesimple.com.au/alphaschulteInstagram - @alphamoneymadesimpleFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/MMSMoneyMadeSimple

In today's episode, Danielle shares the recently solved case of Patty Hicks, the Summit Meadow Jane Doe, while Zee covers the fully unhinged story of the Denver Spider Man. Stalk us here!Merch - ghosts-n-heauxsTwitter - ghostsnheauxsInstagram - ghosts_n_heauxsFacebook - GhostsnHeauxsPodcastAnd don't forget to send your stories to ghostsnheauxs@gmail.com

Today, Trae learns more about menopause from our Menopause Mentor, Danyale Thomas, and hears her take on an upcoming event where she'll be sharing her work. Next, Trae connects with Shaina Shephard, a phenomenal Musician and Community Organizer. She tells us about JAM JAR, Sunday Sessions, and writing her new record.

Exit Strategy aka I Got Ya Daddy's Soul and You Can't Do Anything About It This week, the writers, Peter and Daniel, have genuinely surpassed expectations, leaving the girls all in a fit of giggles. From Cole's battle with withdrawals to The Brokeys' involvement in fraud and a captivating villain, recapping "Exit Strategy" was a delight, thanks to their outstanding storytelling. Among her Girl Boss endeavors, Jonnelle impressively manages multiple Dungeons and Dragons campaigns. Meanwhile, Rae sets out to break her watchlist record and unexpectedly stumbles upon a DVD error. Despite gaining an explosive power, Piper fails to leave a lasting impression. The episode is filled with laughter and excitement thanks to the writers' creativity and a glass of Jam Jar.

Exit Strategy aka I Got Ya Daddy's Soul and You Can't Do Anything About I This week, the writers, Peter and Daniel, have genuinely surpassed expectations, leaving the girls all in a fit of giggles. From Cole's battle with withdrawals to The Brokeys' involvement in fraud and a captivating villain, recapping "Exit Strategy" was a delight, thanks to their outstanding storytelling. Among her Girl Boss endeavors, Jonnelle impressively manages multiple Dungeons and Dragons campaigns. Meanwhile, Rae sets out to break her watchlist record and unexpectedly stumbles upon a DVD error. Despite gaining an explosive power, Piper fails to leave a lasting impression. The episode is filled with laughter and excitement thanks to the writers' creativity and a glass of Jam Jar.

We're back on our bullshit! Our bullshit being "dicussing listener requests". We take a look at two songs with a surprising amount in common - "Lonely Christmas" by WALLIS and "Alien Christmas" by Tay Zonday. Both are 2020 Christmas songs by artists who got their start by going viral on youtube - and both beg the question, "ok but is this good actually?" The ranking music in this episode is "Chocolate Rain" by Tay Zonday. Thank you to our #1 Fan TimeMachine for these requests!

Turning Point: Wasps in a Jam Jar by Jonathan Maitland. Elspeth was married to Geoffrey Howe. She was the complete opposite of the other woman in his life, Margaret Thatcher. Elspeth was Chair of the Broadcasting Standards Commission and a vocal supporter of the homeless. She was a feminist, whereas Mrs Thatcher thought a woman's place was in the home. This rivalry played a substantial part in Geoffrey Howe's famous resignation speech in 1990. Arguably the speech was a major turning point in contemporary history. It meant the end of Mrs Thatcher. But most significant of all, the European battle lines in the Conservative Party were indelibly drawn that day. There's a straight line from that speech to the Brexit referendum. This comedy drama by journalist Jonathan Maitland dramatises the events leading up to the speech. Elspeth Howe...................................Penelope Wilton Margaret Thatcher.........................Harriet Walter Geoffrey Howe................................James Fleet Alan Clark/Nigel Lawson.............Jonty Stephens Ian Gow/Brian Walden.................Simon Greenall Journalist...........................................Jonathan Maitland Commons Speaker.........................Hamilton Berstock Production Co-Ordinator - Pippa Day Tech Team - Keith Graham & Jenni Burnett Sound Design - Sue Stonestreet Director/Producer -Gary Brown A BBC Audio Drama North Production. This drama is an adaptation of Jonathan Maitland's stage play 'Dead Sheep'. Jonathan Maitland is a well known broadcast journalist who has worked extensively for BBC, ITV and Radio 4. He is now a playwright with several plays already produced. His new play 'The Interview' will premiere at the Park Theatre in Oct 2023.Turning Point: Wasps in a Jam Jar by Jonathan Maitland. Elspeth was married to Geoffrey Howe. She was the complete opposite of the other woman in his life, Margaret Thatcher. Elspeth was Chair of the Broadcasting Standards Commission and a vocal supporter of the homeless. She was a feminist, whereas Mrs Thatcher thought a woman's place was in the home. This rivalry played a substantial part in Geoffrey Howe's famous resignation speech in 1990. Arguably the speech was a major turning point in contemporary history. It meant the end of Mrs Thatcher. But most significant of all, the European battle lines in the Conservative Party were indelibly drawn that day. There's a straight line from that speech to the Brexit referendum. This comedy drama by journalist Jonathan Maitland dramatises the events leading up to the speech. Elspeth Howe...................................Penelope Wilton Margaret Thatcher.........................Harriet Walter Geoffrey Howe................................James Fleet Alan Clark/Nigel Lawson.............Jonty Stephens Ian Gow/Brian Walden.................Simon Greenall Journalist...........................................Jonathan Maitland Commons Speaker.........................Hamilton Berstock Production Co-Ordinator - Pippa Day Tech Team - Keith Graham & Jenni Burnett Sound Design - Sue Stonestreet Director/Producer -Gary Brown A BBC Audio Drama North Production. This drama is an adaptation of Jonathan Maitland's stage play 'Dead Sheep'. Jonathan Maitland is a well known broadcast journalist who has worked extensively for BBC, ITV and Radio 4. He is now a playwright with several plays already produced. His new play 'The Interview' will premiere at the Park Theatre in Oct 2023.

The word Sapatnik roughly translates to "an old friend who you've been through some shit with." In that spirit, this band seeks to operate like a collective, with each member making an equal contribution to find mutual healing through music. They talk to Harry about their new album Jam Jar, which came out this week.

Following the success of our last Three Things podcast episode with former MADE.com CEO, Nicola Thompson, we were delighted to welcome the brilliant Adam Balon to the hotseat this month.In his very first podcast appearance, the innocent co-founder takes us beyond the legendary innocent story and into his current venture as the co-founder of JamJar Investments. In a time of dwindling business valuations and tight purse strings, this is a must-listen for any founder or CEO looking to secure funding.With less capital available and due diligence making a return to prominence, rapid deals are no longer on the table for founders. Instead, Adam emphasises that they must be frugal, honest, and able to show they can execute their vision.Join us as one of the most successful founders of his generation guides us through the new norms of entrepreneurship and investment, which – as always – is rounded off with his Three Things advice. 

This month, Tom heads to beautiful Ambleside in the Lake District for the UK Cinema Association's northern branch meeting. While there he interviews Dan Ellis of Jam Jar Cinema in Whitley Bay to find out what makes Jam Jar Cinema so special. Thanks for listening.

Jamjar Canteen is a popular Lebanese chain dating back to the long ago era of 2014 - but how does it fare against Vancouver's other popular Lebanese restaurants like Nuba? How full will two people be if they order the $72 Taste of Lebanon platter? And just how great is their great fried Cauliflower? Find out as Battle Royale with Cheese brings you the DEFINITIVE Jamjar Canteen review.Next up? One of Vancouver's hottest restaurants: LUNCH LADY.Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe, and above ALL else, tell friends about the show! Follow our socials:InstagramTwitter

MORNING HACK - Do you have a first date this weekend? We'll tell you 5 foods you should NOT order... CHRIS MARTIN FROM COLDPLAY - talking about their show at the Rose Bowl on September 30th and more! HOMETOWN HUSTLER - Out of Long Beach - With experience in restaurants and growing curiosity in mastering smoked meats, this husband-and-wife duo worked relentlessly making this restaurant pop-up their full-time hustle! And Shakira Allegedly Discovered Gerard Piqué's Cheating Because of a Jam Jar!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 So sometimes I do elaborate jokes that only I get. Maybe "joke" is the wrong word... anyway... So these 6 songs are part of a theme... kinda. The order is: COVID, Team Ups, Lounge, Ska by Non-Ska, 90's Covers, and TV Themes. I first did this on the episode "Road Map to Madness" where that order kicks in in reverse on the 3rd track, then we had the episodes "the Virus That didn't Leave" for a COVID ep, "the Greatest Team-Ups of All Time" a Team Ups ep, "the Millionaire's Holiday" for a loungy ep, "Search for the Open Gate" had ska songs by non-ska artists, "Back in the Day..." was chock full of '90s Covers, and "the Television Adaption" was all TV them covers! And to top it all off "Dig That Crazy Beat" was a reverse order to the "Road Map to Madness" episode... why did I do this? A joke? A challenge? Who knows. Why did I do it again here? Oh, this was for fun and to pay homage to the last time I went all Maverick. 00:00 - Sir Jay & the Skatanauts - Covid-19 Special (Covid-19 Special / Lockdown '20)03:35 - Roshambo feat. Dani Rascal, Barney Boom & Laila K - On Last March (Survive, Revive, Revolt '22)08:38 - Het Kinston Kwartet - On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Bond '22)13:00 - the Generators - City of Angels (Welcome to the End '98)16:23 - Stop the Presses - Rebel Girl (Got It '22) 19:40 - Melbourne Ska Orchestra - Doctor Who Theme Song (TV & Movie Themes '18) Find & follow the show on:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/23minofSka/Twitter - https://twitter.com/23minofSkaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/23minofska/Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/23min-of-ska?refid=stprIf you'd like to submit your band for a future show email: submissions@23ska.com(Please no YouTube or Spotify links)Any other questions or comments, please email: podcast@23ska.comAlso check out our sister podcast On the Upbeat! linktr.ee/ontheupbeatskaSession : Twenty Three // Episode : 526 // Airdate : December 1st, 2022

In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to digital marketing and eCommerce guru, Matt Edmundson. Matt talks to us about how to grow a successful eCommerce business using the JAMJAR product funnel. Matt Edmundson is an eCommerce entrepreneur and coach, a digital business guy who has had more failures than successes; it is just that his successes far outweigh his failures. More importantly, he has a great team that makes magic happen. His businesses have generated over $50m in worldwide sales, and his coaching clients have a combined turnover of +$100m. He is the host of The eCommerce Podcast: A show dedicated to helping you deliver eCommerce WOW. He always brings value in teaching about customer-centricity, company culture, eCommerce-related and more, even how to do family and business and succeed at both).

In this week's episode, I feature Let Them Eat Cake Afternoon Tea at H Tasting Lounge. I talk about our upcoming Dumpling Fest as well as the Vancouver Pizza Crawl. I then talk about Mount Pleasant Vintage and Provisions in Mount Pleasant. I feature the Pistachio Café in downtown Vancouver. I talk about Whistler's Cornucopia festival in November. I feature Lebanese Feast Night at JamJar. Lastly, I feature my interview with Daniel Garfinkel, farmer at Athiana Acres.

I feature recently opened Caffe Soccavo on Commercial drive. I feature Mapo Korean Pancakes in Yaletown. I feature new dishes at Lift Bar & Grill. I talk about the 8th Annual Vancouver Sundae Challenge. Lastly, I talke about JamJar café and provisions in Sechelt. Follow me on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter @Vanfoodster as well to visit VancouverFoodster.com for everything food in Vancouver and beyond.

Katie Marrache is a Partner at JamJar Ventures, a VC firm founded by the people behind the hugely popular Innocent drinks. Katie is the definition of a go-getter. Whilst at University she secured an internship with Dragons' Den investor, James Caan, which saw her manage the entrepreneurs portfolio of consumer investments. After a short stint working in television Katie joined Innocent drinks as a category manager, which once again saw her manage an investment portfolio. In 2017 she made Partner and with it became Europe's youngest ever female venture capital partner.Speaking to Riding Unicorns Katie reflects on her career to date, how she as a VC quantifies the size of a market and the benefits of focusing on product. In what turned out to be a discussion full of fascinating insights and opinions James, Hector and Katie also go on to discuss the trends that most excite them in the consumer space and the marketing strategies they feel are most effective when going to market. Make sure to like and subscribe to the Riding Unicorns podcast to never miss an episode. Also don't forget to give Riding Unicorns a follow on Twitter and LinkedIn to keep on top of the latest developments.

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Featured in this edition of TODAY AT THE GUILD are : Ramsey Grammar School PEP Band - part of their winning performance in the Brass Ensemble Open Class B6 Cristl Stitt and Lowenna Joughin - winners of Duet Class JSG2 Jane Corkill and Nici Fletcher-Causer - winners of Ladies Voice Duet Class SG1 Simon Fletcher and Richard Solomon as Laurel and Hardy - winners of Male Voice Duet Class SG2 Marilyn Cannell with her own song, written specially for Graham Crowe to sing, in the Composition class A1(b). Marilyn composed the song - The Song of the Hills - and plays piano, whilst Graham is singing. Debbie Gooding and Neil Taverner - winners of the Mixed Voice Duet Class SG3 and winners of the Billown Rose Bowl for the couple with the highest mark in the Duet Classes SG1, SG2 and SG3 Abigail Harrison recites Jamjar - a poem by Carol Ann Duffy - winner of the Spoken Word Class D27 John Cashen recites Fallen Blossoms - a poem by Joan Wallace - winner of the Spoken Word Class D28 "Ennal Aer Oor" Breath of Fresh Air - composition for clarinet and harp by Timothy Price - winner of Musical Composition Class A1(b) Penny Lavery - winner of Girls Solo Class JS6 The Shimmers - An English Madrigal - sounding remarkably like the Spice Girls 'Wannabe' - winners of Class SG6 Terence Qualtrough - 2nd place in the Oratorio Solo Class S8 The Manx Music Festival is featured on Manx Radio's YouTube channel - watch our series of videos featuring competitors, adjudicators, Guild veterans .... and more, using this link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG4nB2TvNY2At0WYeF0jDzg?view_as=subscriber Subscribe for free and don't miss new episodes as they're added. To check results, find details of classes etc go to www.manxmusicfestival.org To see photos of class winners, and get up-to-the minute Guild news, follow the Manx Music Festival on social media - https://www.facebook.com/ManxMusicFestival

As the Friday Bonus episode is all about cocktails; it means that it's an over 18s podcast. You should not listen to this podcast if you are under 18 years of age. Is there such a thing as a classy hen do? Would you dump your date if he only drank alcopops? Have you ever had a ‘posh snakebite'? Fro is on hand to make a special cocktail for one of our pirates each Friday. This week, he creates a Broken Clock Jam Jar Caipiroska for pirate Lauren who's organising a hen do this summer. To make a ‘Broken Clock Jam Jar Caipiroska' you'll need: 50ml Broken Clock Juice of a lime 2 spoons strawberry jam 25ml cranberry juice Premade muddled limes and sugar in jars and seal with lid Buy ice to add on the train and shake in the jar SPONSOR Our Friday bonus episode is sponsored by Broken Clock - An award-winning awfully English small batch vodka. For more information on Broken Clock, visit https://brokenclock.co.uk/ You need to be over 18 to enter the website. Always drink responsibly. GET INVOLVED Have a question that you'd like Tom, Chris and Fro to answer? It can be about drinks, it can be about anything! Maybe you have a big event you want the perfect cocktail for? Get in touch - pirateship@tomkerridge.com Follow the fun on social: https://twitter.com/ChefTomKerridge https://www.instagram.com/cheftomkerridge https://twitter.com/Chris_Stark https://www.instagram.com/chrisstark/ https://www.tiktok.com/@chrisstark/

We will never look at a tumbler glass or jam jar the same Sarah has lied in job interviews  And smarty pants seagulls  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We will never look at a tumbler glass or jam jar the same Sarah has lied in job interviews And smarty pants seagulls See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on SuperIdols! RPG, we return to a punching in progress. And then maybe start training with powers stuff? Who can say at this rate?Cast:Dana Lexa (she/her, @AuthorX) as Valerie Pearce / Violence VioletTea (they/them) as Angie Blake / Bane RavenDrak (he/they, @Drakoniques) as Jaiden Lott / ElementumLuca (he/they, @QueenBe15160871) as Allen Micucci / Queen BeeLiv Chavez (she/they, @livinaday) as Lucia Moore / TrixieErynCerise (she/her, @eryncerise) as The GMDialogue and Cleanup Editing:Kathleen Childs (from the Sword of Symphonies podcast): https://www.peachgardengames.com/Links re: the stuff in the middle bit (which will not be named so as to avoid term searching):Video by Cat Graffam (from an art perspective): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtxQL55Y8cMVideo by Dan Olson (from a technical and economic perspective): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9gSuperIdols! RPG is a proud member of the Be Gay Roll Dice podcast network!Featured Podcasts:Goblets & Gays: https://anchor.fm/gobletsandgaysJoin the Be Gay Roll Dice Discord!: https://discord.gg/cQ9h2meBGRD Twitter: https://twitter.com/BEGAYROLLDICELogo Art: Prissmbell (@Prissmbell)Character Art: Onsta (@onstamonsta)Opening Theme: "Le Chevalier Noir 'version_instrumentale'" by Cyborgjeff (used under license from Jamendo Music)Ending Theme: "Born to Drive Me Crazy (Instrumental)" by Humans Win (used under license from Storyblocks.com)Trixie's Theme: "Loft" by Jam Jar: https://soundcloud.com/jamjarproductionsViVi's Theme: "Gothic Dark" by Peritune: https://peritune.com/blog/2017/01/16/gothic_dark/Other incidental music and sound effects for this episode are licensed from Storyblocks.com and Freesound.org. For inquiries about specific tracks, please contact the GM on Twitter @eryncerise.This campaign is played using Masks: A New Generation, written by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie Games, with custom moves by ErynCerise and Zak P.SuperIdols! RPG is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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Failures and mistakes are the road to success and great results.  This  is because we have learned how to be uncomfortable, how to step out of our comfort zone.  Learn how to take certain steps to start your process:  Mary Morrissey's ebook “ You are stronger than circumstances" can help: http://lifemasteryinstitute.com/go/aff.php?p=vahail&w=AFF_PRM_DBP_STC   Guru Jagat tells us that how we treat our failures is how we treat our successes https://youtu.be/QVBQhNwwvKY Eclipse + Virtual Kids www.HARIPRAKAASH.com Have your kids learn Kundalni yoga virtually from HARIPRAKAASH. WHY? They will manage their anger, learn how to breathe correctly, have FUN.   Words for the Soul http://www.kiragrace.com Zaiya ArtiZen Market - Photos | Facebook https://www.Instagram.com>zaiyaartizenmarket Mulled wine- Jam Jar red is perfect.  Learn how to make this holiday speciality.   For a fun white mulled wine Angry Orchards.  Make into a chilled punch. valerie hail Producer/ podcaster www.chezvalerie.us SEND ME AN EMAIL vahail1956@gmail. Comments, questions, suggestions 

Director Arpan Bahl and Producer Vijaykumar Mirchandani speak about their inspiration, struggles, and revelations in making the 2021 short film “The Last Jam Jar,” a story of romance and loss, and the sweetness of eternal love. “[The film] changed something inside me. It gave me the drive to tell more stories. It gave me the power of conviction in this film. And it told me that maybe I'm on the right path.” - Arpan Bahl “I believe in making a film, or putting something on cellulite which is going to make a difference and let the people have a conversation or feel it.” - Veejay Mirchandani --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Who expected this to take three days to open? Good jam tho!

The story of Innocent is a phenomenal one - simply built on 3 friends deciding at university they wanted to start a business together allowing them to hang out every day. In this episode, Richard Reed, co-founder of Innocent and now co-founder of Jam Jar reveals that they settled on smoothies as 'the product' on a hangover(!) and the entrepreneurial roller coaster ensued.  With numerous highs along the journey, as well as epic lows during the financial crisis, Richard shares his journey and lessons along the way. Today, Innocent is regarded as the front runner in creative marketing and breaking the mould by doing things just a bit differently. In 2013, Innocent was sold for a reported £320 million to Coca-Cola! So what does an entrepreneur do the day after ‘making it'? Well in Richard's case, he started a new business! Emotional, honest and soulful, this conversation is a rare insight into Richard's philosophy on business, his view on doing good in the world and the importance of thinking outside the box.

Today on SuperIdols! RPG, Lucia is determined to join the Fort McNally Idol Club. Will it really be that simple for her though? And what is RhythMixx going to do now that their name is out there in a big way? Cast:- Dana Lexa (she/her, @AuthorX) - Tea (they/them)- Drak (he/him, @Drakoniques)- Luca (he/they, @QueenBe15160871)- Liv Chavez (she/they, @livinaday) - ErynCerise (she/her, @eryncerise) ---------- SuperIdols! RPG is a proud member of the Be Gay Roll Dice podcast network! Featured Podcasts:- Dice Fiends: https://linktr.ee/DiceFiends- Sword of Symphonies: https://www.peachgardengames.com/ Join the Be Gay Roll Dice Discord!: https://discord.gg/cQ9h2me BGRD Twitter: https://twitter.com/BEGAYROLLDICE ---------- Logo Art: Prissmbell (@Prissmbell) Character Art: Onsta (@onstamonsta) Opening Theme: "Le Chevalier Noir 'version_instrumentale'" by Cyborgjeff (used under license from Jamendo Music) Ending Theme: "Born to Drive Me Crazy - Instrumental Version" by Lance Conrad (usedunder license from Storyblocks.com) Lucia's Character Theme: "Power'" by Terri Skillz: https://soundcloud.com/beatz-by-terri-skillz/ Lucia's Transformation Theme: "Loft" by Jam Jar: https://soundcloud.com/jamjarproductions Queen Bee's Electro-Waltz: "Tremors" by wirthling: https://soundcloud.com/wirthling Other incidental music and sound effects for this episode are licensed from Storyblocks.com and Freesound.org. For inquiries about specific tracks, please contact the GM on Twitter @eryncerise. This campaign is played using Masks: A New Generation, written by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie Games, with custom moves by ErynCerise and Zak P. SuperIdols! RPG is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Say hello to Hugo Tilmouth, co-founder of The Up, on a mission to upgrade every hospitality experience.    Now you might not have heard of The Up, but I bet you've most likely used one of their products.    Ever run out of battery in a pub or restaurant? That's Charged Up - their mobile charging power banks, allowing you to charge up on the go.    Ever used the sanitisers on public transport? That's Cleaned Up - their mobile sanitiser stations, allowing you to clean up on the go.    Ever used an app in a pub or restaurant to order drinks? Well that might very well be their new app Served Up, to help get you served up while out and about.    And while they are not a direct-to-consumer brand, what I really like about The Up is their DTC approach to B2B - partnering and innovating to create the best experience for the customer.    Now while Hugo is self-employed his CV boasts an impressive array of accolades. A BA in Engineering. A masters in renewable energy. Made £1mn in a week at the start of the pandemic and was recently on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe list.    His company isn't doing bad either. They won grants from Shell's LiveWire & 02 Think big. And raised £3.5mn from Jon Hegerty's 'The Garage' as well as Jam Jar and Founder's Factory. They're now stocked in 35,000+ venues across Europe with big brands like Brewdog, Pizza Express and WeWork cheering them on.    Not bad for 4 years in business aged 25.    In this episode we talk about their modern approach to B2B, the journey so far and about the beauty of 'bashing down walls'.        In this episode we talk about their modern approach to B2B, the journey so far and about the beauty of 'bashing down walls'. 

This week we are in conversation with Melissa & Amy of Jam Jar Flowers. Jam Jar flowers is a floral studio based in South London with a hand selected edit of botanically inspired homewares and gift ideasWe find out about Melissa and Amy's background in fashion design, what drove them into a career in floristry and how Melissa and Amy met and began working together to continue to build the Jam Jar Flowers brand as we know it todayWe hear about the very beginnings of Jam Jar flowers,  how Melissa started the business from her kitchen table with the emphasis on florals led by the season in her natural signature style and how the business has grown and developed throughout the years with the introduction of her creative team but still keeping true to the ethos of the changing seasonsWe hear from Melissa and Amy about their first foray into pressing flowers for Mulberry and how they developed their ideas for Jam Jar Edit their botanically inspired giftware and pressings and all about their amazing teamJam Jar also host lots of workshops at their gorgeous studio space including floristry 1:1's, flower pressing so be sure to check them outThank you so much to Melissa and Amy for being such fab guests!To Find out more about Jam Jar Flowers and Jam Jar Edit then please head to the links belowhttp://www.jamjarflowers.co.ukhttps://www.instagram.com/jamjar_flowers/https://www.instagram.com/jamjar_edit/To find out more about 'The nature of Thyme' the beautiful new exhibition by Jam Jar Flowers at Tithe Barn, Thyme  (on until 12th September)Please head over to the link below to book your slothttps://www.thyme.co.uk/jam-jar-exhibitionSupport the show (http://www.instagram.com/girlflowerpodcast)

Join us this week with a sweet and tasty (to some, maybe), sweet Shiraz. It was one of those wines that's so bad, it's good! Super sweet and not what either of us were expecting. Also, one of us questioned what Jam Jar meant (during the podcast)...turns out it literally just means a jar for holding jam... ::face palm:: Reminder that we spoil as we go, so be warned! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drinking-by-stormlight/support

The joy of a pressed flower is an absolute treat to decorate any setting, and nobody does it quite like Melissa Richardson of JamJar Flowers. Seeing them preserve the life of a picked peony far beyond its normal lifespan is a truly special treat.Melissa joins Sarah & Arthur this week to discuss her gorgeous arrangements, how she sources her beautiful flowers, and how you can use environmentally friendly alternatives to oasis.In this episode, discover:Melissa’s almost-accidental discovery of the wonders of flowersEnvironmentally friendly alternatives to oasis, or floral foamThe incredible experience that only comes from buying flowers in the marketHow to start pressing your own beautiful flowers at homeOrder Sarah’s new book: http://bit.ly/3cR0kyhOrder Arthur’s new book: http://bit.ly/3qiBgUsShop on the Sarah Raven Website: http://bit.ly/3jvbaeuGet in touch: info@sarahraven.comJamJar Flowers: https://bit.ly/2S9cs5tProducts mentioned:Peonies: https://bit.ly/3wkMIBFFollow Sarah: https://bit.ly/3jDTvBpFollow Arthur: https://bit.ly/3jxSKK5

Paddington 2 is a fabulous, wonderful movie. We all loved it. We can't wait to get on the blob and let the big jam jar send us straight to heaven so we can watch it again forever.

Positioned behind some trees outside the front of Greeble's manor, the party is wary to spring the trap set before them. So with the aid of magic, the cleric pokes the bee hive with his proverbial stick. Meanwhile, Gob Jamjar continues to extricate himself from his prison.

Just a Black girl Somm in the making exploring wine culture with everyday folk & bringing real dialogue mixed with everything we've HER'd to the table.

Virginia: [00:01:43] So how did you start your entrepreneurial journey?Virginia: [00:05:03] So who are kind of like your ideal client? Virginia: [00:08:24] How do you get in front of them?Virginia: [00:13:43] And is there like seven touch points with that person typically before they buy as well? Virginia: [00:15:07] what do you like most about what you're doing? Virginia: [00:15:56] So what are a couple of goals that you have? Like big goals for the next year or two?Virginia: [00:22:13] do you feel there's any road blocks stopping you from achieving your goal of all those companies?Virginia: [00:27:49] What's the best advice that you've ever received?Virginia: [00:32:14] Well then what's the best advice you have given? Matt Edmundsonhttps://auriondigital.comhttps://mattedmundson.com/matt-edmundson-ecommerce-coach-and-entrepreneurhttps://www.facebook.com/mattedmundsonco/https://uk.linkedin.com/in/mattedmundsonVirginia Purnellhttp://facebook.com/distinctdmhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/virginiapurnell/ Virginia PurnellFunnel & Visibility SpecialistDistinct Digital Marketing(833) 762-5336virginia@distinctdigitalmarketing.comwww.distinctdigitalmarketing.comBook a Free Call http://bit.ly/DDMBookACall

We learn about what happened to Lex as events are recounted following the group returning with the dark heart, after the first prologue. And in the final episode of Prologue 2 we return to combat. Who gives this kind of mission to a handful of level 2 PC's? Desperate times call for desperate measures. Facing certain death without proper execution of the plan they set forth, will they manage to be heroes or just in the way?

This week the team talk all about going to space and space travel. They look at the giant leaps we have taken from just landing on the moon to hopefully one setting up a base on Mars. They discuss the most recent Mars rover and what to expect from that and if they were sent to Mars alone what type of biscuits would they take to last forever. They also look at the declining sperm rate within males and how the sperm count in men is declining and what you can do with a Jam Jar to save to human race. Alot happened in this week's episode. Remember to like, comment and subscribe to show for more hard hitting, newsworthy content from your favourite Northern Dreamers

In this episode, Nikki and Haley discuss John Welwood's concept of Spiritual Bypassing, recent examples of this, why it's dangerous, and the full moon in Aries! Nikki sips a favorite - Jam Jar, and Haley enjoys Nikau Point Sauv Blanc (courtesy of TJ's).

Patch management is one of the most time consuming aspects of any admin. There have been a number of projects that have sought to make this easier for admins. Some of the earliest tools we used to admin devices such as Filewave’s File Sets were replaced with the package format at many a shop when we moved to PackageMaker and the early Casper Suite. But those meant each organization needed to do the same work on the 10 to 1,000 software titles. Then tools like AutoPkg, Jamf Patch, and Kinobi came where the community could share recipes for making packages automatically. This is mostly for software that isn’t yet on the App Store. These days we see a lot of hybrid approaches. AutoPkg with Autopkgr going to munki or Jamf through JamJar or Kinobi picking up a feed. We’ve had people from each of those tools on in the past, so today we have Ryan from Alectrona here to talk about what he’s been doing in this space! Guest: Ryan Ball Hosts: Tom Bridge - @tbridge777 Marcus Ransom - @marcusransom Charles Edge - @cedge318 Sponsors: VMWare Workspace One Halp Watchman Monitoring If you're interested in sponsoring the Mac Admins Podcast, please email podcast@macadmins.org for more information. Get the latest about the Mac Admins Podcast, follow us on Twitter! We're @MacAdmPodcast!

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Deep under the city, our adventurers do not know what to make of these tunnels. Strange noises, rushing water, heat buildup, and grinding stones seem to be part of some larger mechanism. The monotony and repetitive nature of this tunnel network begins to wear on the tiring heroes. Will they find the end of this scent trail, or will they decide to engage in some risky spelunking?

You might recognize Tony’s Chocolonely by its quirky labels and comic font logo. Behind the Dutch brand’s playful vibe, however, is a profound mission to end the use of child labor within the cocoa industry. Founded in 2005, Tony’s has emerged as a popular international chocolate brand sold throughout Europe and the United States. Led by its purpose-driven strategy, the company is grounded in fair-trade business practices, deep relationships with its sourcing partners and measurable goals for social impact. In an interview included in this episode, Ynzo van Zanten, Tony’s Chief Evangelist, spoke about how the company has navigated the development of a premium brand while staying focused on its overarching social mission, how to build a purpose-driven team and how to attract investors when “money is not a goal.” Show notes:  0:40: Interview: Ynzo van Zanten, Chief Evangelist, Tony’s Chocolonely -- Taste Radio editor Ray Latif spoke with van Zanten about the genesis of Tony’s, how his work experience led him to the company and why he believes that being financially successful and socially responsible should not be viewed as “two opposite ends of the spectrum.” He also discussed how Tony’s promotes its mission on packaging versus through digital content, how consumers rank the brand’s attributes and how the company evaluates margin and profitability when pricing its products. Later, he explained how the company measures social impact via a proprietary system, how Tony’s won over private equity firms Verlinvest and Jam Jar, the strategy for expanding retail placement and distribution internationally and how other CPG companies can support the brand’s mission. Brands in this episode: Tony’s Chocolonely, Patagonia

Guest Martina Leforce regales us with the tale of the infamous Berea Jam Jar Incident. Recorded in Berea, KY | Produced by Troy Price | Edited by Kelly Smith | Music composed and performed by Elly Green | Artwork by Jessica Holly

This week, we discuss loved ones and sacrifice.

We call Kris and Wesley from "How To Feed A Loon" blog to ask all our Pecan Pie related questions! The rest of the episode, Cathi and Christie sip Jam Jar Shiraz and discuss Karin Slaughter's latest book "The Last Widow." Our writer's perspective focuses on pacing.

Welcome my fellow eCommerce Entrepreneurs - this show is for the Kurious about eCommerce and for those that want to get better at digital business.   I see a lot of people starting with a lot of hope and optimism for many reasons but don't really have a plan or framework for building their business. It was the same for me. When I started my first eCommerce business, there was no framework for me to use. There wasn't a guide pointing out the best way to build an online business.    So, coming up into today's show I am going to run through a proven framework for setting up and growing a successful eCommerce business. And I don't make that claim lightly. It's not clickbait. I can tell you it's the framework that I use for my businesses and also when consulting with clients all over the world and I've seen great results with it - so if you are a fellow eCommercer then you are really going to enjoy today's show as I run through my “secret Sauce”   Note: Don't let the simplicity of this framework fool you - we work hard to keep things simple. Simple is powerful!   Here's an outline of the JERSEY Framework: Jam Jar: Start with getting the right products to sell online. Think about your niche (episode 5), how can you curate high-demand products that create profit through knowable sales patterns for your niche? Engineer: Build an adaptable eCommerce platform that provides the best buying experience and integrates with your business systems. If you are just starting out, you have to balance this with a budget, so look at something like Shopify.  Resonate: Create that best buying experience for your customer. This is where you can easily miss it, especially if you use a pre-defined template. Use the ‘knowable sales patterns' from Jam Jar to help you create a website that resonates and converts. Send: Find your customers and direct them to your website so that they buy from you. This is your marketing. But don't forget the end aim - sales. Likes and follows are great, but if you have a million followers but no one is buying, then they are not your customers.  Experience: Remember there are two sides to eCommerce: the digital part and the real part. You want to create the best digitalexperience for your customers and the best realexperience too. Yo-yo: Work hard to build a repeatable and referrable business. A typical eCommerce business will find that only 20% of people visiting your site are repeat customers. Our aim is to build the repeatable aspect of our business, as well a make a business that customers are willing to refer to others. If you do the first 5 elements of the Framework well, this step becomes a whole lot easier.   So you start with great products, build a website, think about customer conversion and journey, define your marketing strategy, deliver a fab experience (both real and digital) and then work hard to make your business repeatable and referrable.    You can also use this tool to diagnose your existing website too. You can work through this framework to understand what is working and what is not working for your business.      Links Collab Project Kurious Digital The Jam Jar Funnel Course Shopify Get Coached on the podcast

Sio in town but she lost control of the boys. They talk about everything from the first time on edibles. Mercury retrograde and vulnerability in relationships. R. Kelly arrested again. And Eric Gardner. Jam Jar still hasn't sponsored the pod...

Not everyone knows what they want to be when they grow up - even when they are grown up. But for Wendy Troe, it was always very clear. She was going to be a teacher.From a young age Wendy loved public speaking and was passionate about sharing knowledge.This episode was a particularly special one for me. I was lucky enough to have Wendy as my English teacher in high school. If you don't know her, or if you've never experienced Mrs Troe in her element - in this conversation you're about to get a small taste of just how fabulous she is. This is a woman who has inspired countless students to fall in love with all things reading and writing. Her impact is evident as many of her ex pupils continue to keep in touch - and still to this day cite Wendy as one of their favourite teachers of all time - and I'm happy to vouch for that. Because that's what she is. Through and through. Wendy was born to be an educator.It is an absolute honour that today I get to share with you the story of someone who has impacted my life greatly. The one, the only - Wendy Troe.CreditsHost: Monika O'HanlonSpecial thanks to Wendy Troe To read some of Wendy's beautiful work head to her blog Gin in a Jam Jar at https://gininajamjarblog.wordpress.com/Thanks to Gove FMTo get in touch email:monika_ohanlon@hotmail.comhttps://www.facebook.com/listen.with.mon/

I had such a fun time speaking with Ro (@frlessnegro)over some Jam Jar wine. Ro had hit me up suggesting that I do an episode on self love and since she exudes love, it was only right to talk to her. Tune in to hear us "akeekee" about why it's important to forgive yourself, why we gotta just do the work, how she got in touch with her art and so much more! Be sure to like subscribe and share! Use code "avohon" to get 10% off your yoni steam from @sistasteams

This week, Holly meets Richard Reed CBE, co founder of Innocent and now co founder of JamJar Investments. The story of Innocent is a phenomenal one - simply built on 3 friends deciding at university they wanted to start a business together that allowed them to hang out everyday. They settled on smoothies as 'the product' (decided on a hangover!) and the entrepreneurial rollercoaster ensued. With numerous highs along the journey, as well as epic lows during the financial crisis, Richard shares his journey and lessons learned along the way. Today, Innocent is regarded as the front runner in creative marketing and breaking the mould by doing things just a bit differently. In 2013, Innocent was sold for a reported £320 million to Coca Cola! So what does an entrepreneur do the day after ‘making it’? Well, in Richard’s case, he started a new business! Emotional, honest and soulful, this conversation is a rare insight into Richards philosophy on business, his view on doing good in the world and the importance of thinking outside the box. Conversations of Inspiration is brought to you with support from NatWest: visit natwestbusinesshub.com for information, tips and insights to help business owners meet their goals.   Follow Holly on Instagram: instagram.com/hollytucker/?hl=en

Dan Ellis, MD of the Jam Jar, chats about the site's interesting history, the old tradition they're named after and the journey of him and his colleagues, from a rocky start five years ago to where they are now.

We would list the topics, but this episode was a hot mess. Blame the Jam Jar and Henny. Also, Sio got a new job and is moving and is fake now.

This week on The Sensory Matters Show Jenny is chatting to award-winning activist, Joley Colmer. Joley is also an ambassador and author of the book My Fairy Jam Jar. She was diagnosed with autism age 2 but didn't find out she was autistic until she was 13. People regularly told Joely she can't be autistic and therefore went on to become an autism activist. Thank you so much for doing this podcast Joely as it obviously became exhausting. But because autism is a special interest you were happy to give us your time. This shows exactly how exhausting masking can be! Find Out More About Joely Here: Aspergers World Joely's Twitter

Katie Marrache began her career working for entrepreneur and Dragons’ Den investor, James Caan. After landing an internship with him straight out of university, she was soon charged with managing Cann’s portfolio of consumer investments at his investment firm Hamilton Bradshaw. A brief detour into television journalism at the BBC followed, after which she joined London-based Innocent drinks as a category manager, and began looking after the investment portfolio of the Innocent founders. She joined JamJar Investments, their official VC fund investing in online and offline consumer brands, when it was launched -- making partner in 2017. Speaking to Seedcamp partner Carlos Espinal, Katie recalls her journey into venture and the biggest lessons learnt early on working with James. She dives further into JamJar's thesis and the five most important things to bear in mind when consumer facing brands: (1) be authentic, (2) be creative (3) recruit effectively, as your early team are your biggest brand advocates, (4) track performance metrics, and (5) spend time on product. 'The product is the brand,' she says. 'You can spend a long time crafting how it looks and sounds rather than what it is'. Show notes: Carlos Medium: sdca.mp/2entVR3 Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com JamJar: www.jamjarinvestments.com Related bio links: Carlos: linkedin.com/in/carloseduardoespinal / twitter.com/cee Katie: linkedin.com/in/katie-marrache-98207a15 / twitter.com/katiemarrache

Soiree du vin explores the reddest of wines while giving its listeners sophisticated take on wine, current events, and positive world models and leaders. This podcast is guaranteed to give you food for thought, culture, along with a couple of head snaps and cackles.

Jon Wright - Jazz Shapers Encore with Mishcon de Reya

In this first segment of Shiftfaced Eats Tony and Sam perform a systematic review of local restaurant Jamjar, located on Commercial Drive in Vancouver, based on their vast combined experience working in the restaurant industry. The two give their respective thoughts on their recent dining experience at this folk-Lebanese eatery and come to an agreement on an overall rating based on five unique categories.Overall Experience: 3.75/5Atmosphere: 4/5Drink selection and quality: 3.75/5Food selection and quality: 3.25/5Service: 3.75/5Value: 4/5

This episode of food podcast Dakaar talks about the inception of a condiment company 'the Gourmet Jar', also some recipes & a fun chat with the owner #Food #Jam #Dakaar #womenpodcaster #foodpodcast #Foodstartup #womenenterpreneur

Katie is the investment Manager for the 3 innocent drinks founders Rich, Adam and Jon at their Venture Capital/Angel Investment firm JamJar Investments. Katie’s role involves sourcing, managing deal process and working with the portfolio post deal to add strategic insight. JamJar focuses on consumer facing high growth businesses looking for seed/round A funding in both digital and non tech. Katie has previously held roles at Innocent Drinks, the BBC and Hamilton Bradshaw Venture Partners. In the show today we discuss the importance of consumer brand, how to differentiate in a proliferated consumer product market, the benefits of investor specialisation and more. As always, you can learn more about SyndicateRoom here: www.syndicateroom.com

Today’s episode is sponsored by the Mean Girls’ Yarn Club, Episode 6: And So It Begins! There are a few spots still available. The More The Scarier! Visit the website for all the gory details. http://meangirlsyarnclub.blogspot.com Catching Up: (0:38) Laura has been catching up with summer television. She's really enjoying Continuum, Suits, The Last Ship, and is going to start watching Turn. She's finished dying yarn for Yarnosphere and CogKNITive and is excited to have 3 new colorways for Lambie Toes and 1 new colorway for Dizzy Blonde sock. She's happy she just paid off her car as well. She had a bit of an accident with bacon grease, which is unfortunate. She also has a bit of hand pain right now. Jen opened her show and is thrilled with how it's going, especially since it's inspired by true stories from people who live in the community. She shares this video about a sewing circle and the power of crafting to create a community, which is one of the stories that inspired her show. She's taking a Shakespeare class, which is really exciting. She's been watching Gotham and she sees potential, even if the show isn't great yet. She's been doing some cross-stitch with a kit from Watty's Wall Stuff. And she's learning some new music for a Bob Dylan/Dylan Thomas tribute, which is also a fundraiser for Interval House. In the Knitting Bag: (15:23) Laura has been working on her Yggdrasil Afghan by Lisa Jacobs out of reclaimed Berroco Vintage Chunky in Mocha. She's done with the center panel. She's doing another hat for Halos of Hope. She wants to do some lace but she's not sure what. Jen started her Chickadee Cardigan by Ysolda Teague again. She's much happier with the colorwork this time around. She's making it out of Quince and Co. Chickadee. She's done with the yoke and working on the first sleeve.  She's been working on her Heirloom Layette Set by Kerin Dimeler-Laurence out of Cascade Heritage in Snow. She's done with the lace section, so now she just has the garter stitch and then the knitted on border. And she's been working on her Ohana mitts (her own design). Finished Objects: (20:22) Laura finished her Knitted Scale Mail Gloves by CraftyMutt for her step-granddaughter. They were knit out of Knitpicks Brava Worsted in dark pink with rainbow scales from The Ringlord.com. And she finished a hat for Halos of Hope out of Knitpicks Brava in Camel Heather and Vanna's Choice Lavender. Jen hasn't really finished anything. She needs to block things. Lots of things! We mention Craftsy, specifically their Intarsia Class by Sally Melville. Devil's Tower: (24:24) Laura has been UFO free, because she cleaned out all of her UFOs and frogged them. Jen pulled out her Leah’s Lovely Cardigan from More Last Minute Knitted Gifts (made of of Malabrigo sock in Eggplant) and finished the knitting. She still has to weave in ends, block it, and do all the finishing work so she's not counting it as done. Frog Pond: (27:15) Laura hasn't been knitting much so she has nothing to report and she's more used to the Yggdrasil pattern, so she's able to fix her mistakes quickly. When Jen picked up her Leah's Lovely, she had put the stitches on waste yarn because she needed the needles for something else. Since the pattern has you hold the yoke stitches on waste yarn and pick them up for the neckband. So she picked it up, assuming she was done with the yoke and started the button bands. The she realized that she hadn't actually completed the yoke (it was maybe an inch short) and done the last decrease row. She didn't want to rip out the button bands so she did the last decrease row and tried it on and it fits, so she left it. But she probably should have marked where she was in the pattern. Jen also had a bit of trouble with her Chickadee, mostly because she can't count when she's sick. On Deck: (29:50) Laura wants to make to make Dreambird by Nadita Swings out of Knitpicks Chroma in Jam Jar and Gloss in black, Ink by Hanna Maciejewska out of Dizzy Blonde Studios Superwash Sock in Applegate, Motoring Madness mittens by Audrey Nicklin for her husband, and the Effortless Cardigan by Hannah Fettig out of Dizzy Blonde DK.  She also wants to makeDeath Star by Patricia Castillo, the Crochet Fan Shawl by Valerie Martin, and Art Déco by Nadita Swings. Jen has the same baby stuff on her list (Dump Truck Cardigan, the Porcupine Blanket from 60 Quick Baby Knits out of Cascade 220 Superwash, another Playful Stripes Cardigan, the Baby Yours Sweater, and more sweaters for herself. We mention the Knitmore Girls and their Fit, Flatter, and Feel Wonderful KAL, Susan B. Anderson's Project Sweater Chest, and Marly Bird's Curvy Knits Craftsy Class. Knit Culture: (35:58) We interview designer Brenda Castiel. We talk about her history as a knitter and a designer. We talk about her newest shawl, the Winona Shawl. She also has a great blog, Knits and Travel, where she documents her knitting and travel life. We give a recap of Knit Dizzney, which was awesome and we had a blast. Thank you to everyone who came; we loved seeing you all. And thank you to our awesome sponsors. Pam Haschke of Halos of Hope and Erika Hernandez of Cooperative Press provided the prizes. Mad Color Fiber Arts, Skeindalous Yarns, and Dizzy Blonde Studios provided the mini-skeins and coupon codes. One Geek To Craft Them All provided the stitch markers. Cheryl Joy Kong of Thirty One Gifts provided the pen and mini-catalog. And Alamitos Bay Yarn Company provided the skeins of sparkly yarn. So thank you to all of them! We mention our September Stashdown Challenge which is Pirates vs. Ninjas. And our October challenge, which is Fall Festivals (Halloween, Samhain, Harvest, whatever you celebrate). Geek Culture: (59:26) We mention the Stash2Go app, another app that works with Ravelry (like Yarma and Wooly). We also point out the Firefly fan film "The Verse." Events: (1:01:57) We will be at Yarnosphere on October 4th and 5th at the Expo Arts Center in Bixby Knolls in Long Beach. Dizzy Blonde will be a vendor and Jen will just be there for fun. And Jen and Laura will both be at the CogKNITive Fiber Retreat on October 11 in the La Quinta Inn in Tehachapi. Dizzy Blonde Studios will be vending. That same weekend (October 11) is the Vista Fiber Arts Fiesta in Downtown San Diego. We aren’t going, but it sounds great. WeFF will be November 2nd, 2014 in Torrance. Dizzy Blonde Studios will be vending.  It’s a lot of fun, with great demonstrations, raffles, and lots of cool vendors. Our next milestone prize will be at 1000 members, so join the Ravelry Group. And don’t forget to post your finished September projects in the thread! Keep stashing down!