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One of our favorite dudes is back today, Jon Tyson, and we are talking through his new book, The Intentional Father (that we ALL have a lot to learn from), and what is going on in our lives with God and what is going on in the world and what is going on in our own hearts- especially the day after Jon dropped his daughter off at college! (Find all the show notes at https://www.anniefdowns.com/podcasts/) . . . . . Pre-order my first kids' book What Sound Fun To You today! https://whatsoundsfuntoyou.com/ . . . . . Sign up to receive the AFD Week In Review email and ask questions to future guests! #thatsoundsfunpodcast . . . . . Explore show notes the day after the episode airs here!! . . . . . Thank you to our partners! Prepdish: Go to PrepDish.com/annie for your first 2 weeks, FREE. Olive & June: You can get 20% off your first mani system at oliveandjune.com with my code THATSOUNDSFUN. Trust & Will: Get 10% off plus free shipping at TrustandWill.com/THATSOUNDSFUN.

Joining Nathan on today's very special show is the kicking king himself Neil Jenkins who will be again trying to tame the Springboks this summer with the Lions. Jinx also opens up to the Don't Give A Ruck podcast about that famous 97 tour to South Africa, what it's like working with Gats and much more! YouTube Full Episode

In another special edition of the Suite Spot, Senior Vice President of Lodging Insights at STR, Jan Freitag returns to the podcast for an insightful conversation. Jan and his team at STR are continuing to closely monitor industry data and trends post-COVID-19. Jan and Ryan discuss changes in the industry since they last spoke in June (You can hear that conversation by listening to Episode 51). In this episode, Jan talks about the health of the US hotel pipeline and predicts what we can expect to see in new build growth moving forward. Jan shares which markets are experiencing an increase in occupancy and which types of travelers are filling rooms right now. Ryan and Jan also talk about the impact that back-to-school will have on travel, and they speculate about what the rest of 2020 could look like for hoteliers. For more information and insights from the STR team, visit their COVID-19 resource center at STR.com. To submit a question for future episodes, call or text 407-984-7455. Suite Spot Podcast · 56 - COVID Hotel Industry Trends With Jan Freitag Pt. II Episode Transcript Our podcast is produced as an audio resource. Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and human editing and may contain errors. Before republishing quotes, we ask that you reference the audio. Ryan Embree: Welcome to Suite Spot where hoteliers check in and we check out what's trending in hotel marketing. I'm your host, Ryan Embree. Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of the Suite Spot. This is your host Ryan Embree, but you are in for quite a treat. We have once again, a special guest that joined us a couple episodes ago. He has been the calming presence in these turbulent times that we're going through right now and that is Senior Vice President of Lodging Insights at STR, Jan Freitag. So Jan welcome back to the Suite Spot. Jan Freitag: Thank you, Ryan. I appreciate the opportunity to be with you, to be back with you. I'm not sure that I'm such a calming influence. The data that we're putting out, is getting better, I guess, you know, it's not that great, but yeah, it's been quite a ride since the beginning, quite a ride since we last talked. So I'm happy to chat more about what we're seeing in the industry today. Ryan Embree: Absolutely and that's what this episode is completely about. I felt like the last episode was just a couple of days ago, but it also feels like it's been months in between - kind of like our lives are feeling right now in this pandemic. So, you know, speaking of that last time, we were starting to see those early signs of recovery. We were seeing some encouraging signs out there. You and your team were sharing some great information, then all of a sudden, not so fast, the rises in cases in the United States came in the month of July. How has that impacted the industry's recovery and STR future projections? Jan Freitag: Yeah, so it is nice to see that the U S occupancy for the week ending August the 15th actually hit 50%, 50.2%. Now it's true, that that is only for the hotels that are open, you know, and so just under 5% of rooms are still temporarily closed. That is totally skewed towards the upper end, right? Full service, luxury, ana upper upscale hotels are more likely closed than economy properties, where we are basically completely open again. But so occupancy, 50%, half the rooms are occupied, great. Leisure travel continues to dominate, weekend travel, weekend occupancies, you know, 57% continue to be very, very healthy, and extended stay continues to outperform, lower end continues to outperform. All of that, all of those are good signs. And I think we've seen that through July and I think we're probably gonna see that little bit more through August. The big question, the hundred billion dollar question is, "What happens after Labor Day, right?" When kids are back in school virtual or real, whatever, but we're not as eager to get back out on the road,

news birthdays/events what have you done to cut back on your expenses women tries to groom her dog on lockdown...dog now looks like a kangaroo news ashley and brad play outburst more famous food recipes are being released do utensils go up or down in the dishwasher news a man got arrested for quaranting himself inside a restaurant...if you could...where would you quarantine yourself? ashley and brad play 5 second rule how do end a phone conversation when you clearly don't have anywhere to go? news virtual vacations via elite daily reporter cutting her bangs accidentally records her husband in the shower goodbye/fun facts....Behind every great country, there is an even greater beverage helping its people through the day. On April 21st, the United Kingdom celebrates National Tea Day, their drink of choice for the past two centuries. (this is different than ICED TEA DAY...which americans celebrate in June) You don’t have to be in the UK to celebrate their National Tea Day. All you need is 10 minutes away from the world to enjoy some tea by yourself or with friends. Grab a cuppa, a couple of scones and use #BritishNationalTeaDay or #NationalTeaDay to share on social media.

Dr. O'dell Owens wants us all stay focused on a public health crisis.  He's talking about the opioid crisis, Greater Cincinnati's leading public health expert wants everyone to know hasn't gone away amid the coronavirus pandemic.  "It’s falling off of people’s thought patterns," Owens told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast. "That’s what bothers me. This issue was so big that the life expectancy numbers in our country changed." Owens, president and CEO of Interact for Health, is concerned about what life is going to be like after the coronavirus is under control. He fears medical resources and funding will be diverted from tackling drug addiction, which could get worse if there's a recession.  More immediately, Owens said, what's going to happen when restrictions are lifted on international shipping? "The supply chain has really been cut down," said Owens, the former Hamilton County coroner. "People have to get by with a little less than what they normally would use. That’s why I think the overdoses are down. But once China opens back up and the Mexican borders open back up, they’ve got a stockpile of (drugs) that they’re going to put in this market and it’s going to be cheap. It’s frightening." Named one of the Great Living Cincinnatians by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber this year, Owens touched on several other topics on the podcast. Here's a further sampling of what he said:  On what life generally could be like after the coronavirus pandemic ends ...  This country will never be the same. The way we practice medicine. The way we educate people. The way we relate. The handshake is dead. Who’s hand are you going to shake and when? You going to shake somebody’s hand in June? You going to shake it in September when you’re still hearing about cases? And we’re going to wash our hands more. If they’re any silver lining, we’re going to see less cases of the regular flu this year. And we will have started a culture of people washing their hands more. This is going to be a good thing because it’s going to impact other diseases as well. On whether he'll run for elected office again ...  Oh, no, no, no. I’ve had my share of public office, and I’ll never do that again. I’m more of an independent Democrat. I have a friend who’s a very, very conservative Republican, a very successful businessman in Cincinnati. He guaranteed … he would minimally raise $1 million for my campaign. He’s said that for the last seven years. I said, ‘No.’ I had my run as the coroner. We did some great things, but I wear my heart on my sleeves. As a politician, people can say anything about you that they want whether it’s true or not. You get a lot of unjustified criticism. I’ve done that. I’ve accomplished that. I think I can be helpful doing other kinds of things. On what Owens meant by saying he's "not done yet" during the Great Living Cincinnatian ceremony in February ...   I was that poor kid from the West End who was written off. I was the one who was told by the counselor I was too poor and too stupid to go to college. So for me, it’s always been this strong sense that I have to give back. But more importantly, I have to inspire. I have to go talk to the people who don’t have a voice and say, ‘Hey, I’m not asking you to go to Yale and Harvard like I did, but at least give me high school.’ I just feel strongly that we have to leave this earth better than what we have.

It's a new chapter. Jo and Jon talk about the evolution of TJ's webinars, giving us some detail about the exciting plans for our Insight and Practice video discussions. Not signed up the first event on 25 June? You can remedy this right here. https://events-emea1.adobeconnect.com/content/connect/c1/2070145799/en/events/event/shared/default_template/event_registration.html?sco-id=3762629229

In Ep 41, Danye Phillips discusses 5 Epcot Food Strategy Tips at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. ~ Danye's healthy Disney E-Book is coming out in late July/early August! Check Out fitnessempowermentbydanye.com for updates. If you leave a rating and review for this podcast before the end of June YOU will receive a Free copy of the E-book when it is available! All you have to do is screenshot the rating and review and send it to danye@thedietdoc.com for proof and your FREE guide to staying on track with your food while having a MAGICAL DISNEY Vacation! ~ Please connect with me on: Fitnessempowermentbydanye.com Instagram: @danyephillips Facebook.com/fitnessempowerment YouTube.com/danyephillips Email: danye@thedietdoc.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fitnessempowerment/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fitnessempowerment/support

In Ep 41, Danye Phillips discusses 5 Epcot Food Strategy Tips at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. ~ Danye's healthy Disney E-Book is coming out in late July/early August! Check Out fitnessempowermentbydanye.com for updates. If you leave a rating and review for this podcast before the end of June YOU will receive a Free copy of the E-book when it is available! All you have to do is screenshot the rating and review and send it to danye@thedietdoc.com for proof and your FREE guide to staying on track with your food while having a MAGICAL DISNEY Vacation! ~ Please connect with me on: Fitnessempowermentbydanye.com Instagram: @danyephillips Facebook.com/fitnessempowerment YouTube.com/danyephillips Email: danye@thedietdoc.com