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Varför blir inte Ulf Kristersson en landsfader? Henrik Torehammar håller hårt i teorin att Kristersson SD-vändning är en arvssynd i landet där bara Socialdemokraterna får ändra sig. Maggie Strömberg försöker förstå de moderata spinndoktorernas förklaringar om varför det inte blivit samling kring flaggan. Torbjörn Nilsson försvinner i väg i Hanif Balis kampanj för att bli KSO.

Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and RMA Reform Chris Bishop talks to Julian Wilcox. John Boynton is at the investiture for King's Birthday Honours as advocates who fought for survivors of Abuse in Care Eugene Ryder and Gary Williams are presented with their KSO medals. “Made with the support of Te Māngai Pāho and New Zealand On Air”

Mason Voth and Drew Galloway from KSO have ranked every quarterback to attempt a pass over the last 20 seasons of K-State football, the list begins with players 25 through 21, with a new set of five being released each Friday in the month of May.

On this week's Friday LIVE Extra podcast, Alison Gaines from the Kearney Symphony Orchestra is completing a conductor exchange with Dr. Michael Griffith for KSO's March 11th concert. They tell us about it. Also, comedian Dustin Nickerson tells us about his show in North Platte.

On this week's Friday LIVE Extra podcast, Alison Gaines from the Kearney Symphony Orchestra is completing a conductor exchange with Dr. Michael Griffith for KSO's March 11th concert. They tell us about it. Also, comedian Dustin Nickerson tells us about his show in North Platte.

Mason starts a new KSO series by answering a question each day surrounding something to do with Kansas State, today's question is about what changes need to happen in the offseason for K-State basketball to get back on track and be an NCAA Tournament team once again

scott welcomes in Mason Voth of KSO where they touch on all the topics under the sun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

scott welcomes in Mason Voth of KSO where they touch on all the topics under the sun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Sunday Show returns discussing the optimism that comes from Kansas State's close calls versus Texas Tech and at Kansas this weekend, why Tang, Castillo and Hawkins show the right path for K-State moving forward and how the trio from KSO thinks K-State should focus building a roster next season

The KSO's President/CEO Jessica Mallow Gulley gives us a preview of the KSO's December 7 Holly, Jolly Concert featuring talent from around the Kalamazoo area.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here is the collection of interviews that KSO conducted at Big 12 Media Day with Coleman Hawkins, David N'Guessan, Max Jones and head coach Jerome Tang. The interviews can also be watched on the KSO YouTube page.

Zapisz się na listę zainteresowanych Psychodietetycznym Kursem Skutecznego Odchudzania: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/o4z8h0W 186. odcinku mojego podcastu rozmawiam z Iwoną, uczestniczką VIII edycji Kursu Skutecznego Odchudzania. Jej problemy z wagą zaczęły się, gdy wyprowadziła się z domu rodzinnego. Iwona objadała się słodyczami i jedzeniem na mieście, tyła, a potem przechodziła na restrykcyjną dietę. Wpadła w błędne koło diet, w którym tkwiła przez 30 lat, a z pomocą Kursu Skutecznego Odchudzania, bez liczenia kcal, wyzwoliła się z niego. Posłuchaj, jak z pomocą KSO Iwona zrzuciła ciężar nie tylko nadmiernych kilogramów, ale także objadania się i wstydu. Z historii Iwony dowiesz się:Jak była w stanie przejść od jedzenia na raz 5 batonów, czekolady i ptasiego mleczka do świadomego jedzenia i delektowania się ulubionymi słodyczamiJak przestała ważyć składniki posiłku i nauczyła się jeść w zgodzie ze sobą bez liczenia kcalJak przestała myśleć, że jedna porażka oznacza, że lepiej rzucić budowanie nowych nawykówJak ćwiczenia z KSO pomogły jej zrozumieć, dlaczego ma problem z jedzeniem dużych ilości słodyczy i objadaniem sięJak przestała szukać idealnej diety, dopasowała proces do siebie i zaakceptowała, że na trwałe zmiany potrzeba czasuCo sprawiło, że postanowiła dołączyć do Kursu Skutecznego Odchudzania i jak jej pomógłJak udział w KSO pomógł jej wprowadzić w życie wiedzę o żywieniuJak bez restrykcji i liczenia kcal była w stanie zmniejszyć ilości słodyczy, które jadłaJak nauczyła się puszczać kontrolę, dzięki czemu schudła bez restrykcji i detoksów od słodyczyJak dopasowała zdrowsze nawyki do swojego stylu życia i codzienności, dzięki czemu jest w stanie je utrzymaćJak z poczucia, że stoi pod ścianą zaufała sobie, wytrwała w zmianach i przestała się objadaćJak teraz radzi sobie z sytuacjami, gdy zje więcej słodyczy niż planowałaJak przeszła z poczucia, że zje wszystkie słodycze w sklepie do świadomego wyboru, co lubi i ma ochotę zjeśćJak nauczyła się skupiać na procesie, a nie na efekcie wagowym i schudłaJak wyhamowała tycie i zmniejszyła ilość słodyczy, które je, bez odmawiania ich sobieJak przejęła odpowiedzialność za swoje decyzje żywieniowe bez biczowania się za to, co jeJak przeanalizowała swoje poprzednie próby zmiany, wyciągnęła z nich lekcje i wprowadziła zmiany

Vem är han, Fredrik Bergkuist, vår nye vice KSO och gruppledare för Moderaterna? Fredrik berättar om sin bakgrund men också om vad som är moderat politik. Catarina Johansson Nyman är programmakare.

we wrap up our Blitz Month series with Derek Young the head honcho over at KSO. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

we wrap up our Blitz Month series with Derek Young the head honcho over at KSO. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

scott talks with mason from KSO to get his blitz month predictions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

scott talks with mason from KSO to get his blitz month predictions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

scott brings on KSO's recruiting guru for a mini august recruiting update and get Drew on the record with his Blitz Month predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

scott brings on KSO's recruiting guru for a mini august recruiting update and get Drew on the record with his Blitz Month predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The KSO crew shows how they voted in the yearly media poll, predicting the Big 12 standings

Revealing the Wildcats and everyone else that got votes for the All-Big 12 team from KSO

Kalamazoo Symphony Music Director Julian Kuerti joins us with a preview of the next season of events featuring the KSO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The KSO quartet comes together to pick their favorite teams for a stock game in 2024 football, plus thoughts on the newest additions to K-State's basketball roster and what comes next for the final two spots.

Another day with all three KSO staffers discussing the Big 12's best and worst coaches. How long would it take for Chris Klieman to surpass the top coaches in the league, or is he already one of them? Plus a look at the worst coaches in the league and who could be closing in on that title too.

The KSO trio gives some bold predictions for the 2024 football season, including one negative from DY. Plus a few bold thoughts on the new Big 12 in 2024.

We preview Saturday night's concert by the Kenosha Symphony, "May the Fourth be with you." (Saturday is May 4th.) The program features a sampling of great movie music from films such as Star Wars, Batman, Amadeus, and Schindler's List. We have three interviews: with KSO board president Pete Rodriguez (who is also a member of the orchestra's french horn section) .... music director Dr. Robert Hasty, who will be conducting the concert .... and concertmaster Sascha Mandl, who will be featured in the exquisite violin solo from the film score 'Schindler's List.' This preview includes recorded excerpts from three of the works featured on Saturday evening's concert, which happens at Reuther High School Auditorium at 7:30.

Promocja na dołączenie do kursu trwa do 11 marca do 23:59. Kurs rusza 12 marca. Do kursu będzie można dołączyć do II webinaru, ale już w regularnej cenie. Wszystkie informacje na temat terminów, godzin i organizacji kursu znajdziesz na stronie: https://akademia.wiem-co-jem.pl/ksoW 160. odcinku podcastu odpowiadam na pytania dla kogo jest mój Psychodietetyczny Kurs Skutecznego Odchudzania, a kto nie powinien do niego dołączać. Jeśli zastanawiasz się czy KSO może być dla Ciebie pomocne, zapraszam Cię do wysłuchania!Posłuchaj odcinka jeśli chcesz dowiedzieć się:Czy Kurs Skutecznego Odchudzania jest dla każdego?Czym jest KSO?Skąd się wzięła idea KSO?Jakie treści pojawiają się w KSO?Dlaczego pomocna w zmianie nawyków jest grupa wsparcia?Jak długo trwa KSO?Jak wygląda wsparcie ekspertek w trakcie KSO?W jaki sposób KSO wspiera w procesie zmian?Jaki jest główny cel KSO?Czy warto sięgać po KSO, gdy korzysta się z terapii?

Zapisz się na listę zainteresowanych KSO: https://akademia.wiem-co-jem.pl/ksoDo 158. odcinka podcastu zaprosiłam Ewę, kursantkę Psychodietetycznego Kursu Skutecznego Odchudzania, by porozmawiać o tym, czy walka ze swoim ciałem ma sens i w jaki sposób negatywne przekonania wpływają na proces zmiany. Ewa podzieliła się swoją historią i własnymi przemyśleniami.Posłuchaj odcinka, jeśli chcesz dowiedzieć się:Czy odchudzanie może być tylko efektem ubocznym procesu zmianJak znaleźć przyczyny trudności z redukcją masy ciałaJakie przekonania mogą utrudniać nam proces zmianyW jaki sposób trudne wydarzenia wpływają na nasze nawyki żywienioweCzy każdy jest gotowy na zmianęDlatego dobrze jest dobrać plan zmian do indywidualnych potrzebCzy walka ze sobą i swoim ciałem ma sensJak przestać walczyć ze sobąCzy krytykowanie siebie pomaga w procesie zmianJak nadmierne napięcie wpływa na zachowania żywienioweCzego można się spodziewać po Psychodietetycznym Kursie Skutecznego OdchudzaniaCo daje wsparcie grupy w trakcie procesu zmianKliknij w link, aby dowiedzieć się więcej na temat kursu: https://akademia.wiem-co-jem.pl/ksoZapraszam na moje profile w social mediach IG: https://www.instagram.com/magda.wiemcojem/FB: https://www.facebook.com/wiemcojem1/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBypz7Wb6VPJZf8HfyCFOY

The full KSO trio breaks down K-State's 3-1 start in the Big 12 and a look around the weekly happenings in the league

Mason, Fan and Drew from KSO give a full look at the 1-1 week for K-State basketball on the road in Big 12 play, plus what to expect for the rest of the league and what is coming this week against Baylor and Oklahoma State. Also the guys discuss the K-State Women and their blazing start to Big 12 play after a top 10 win over Texas and the Sunflower Showdown this coming weekend for Jeff Mittie's squad.

It's a full show tonight with Bethany Bowman talking to 247 Sports' Michael Swain on KU's upcoming bowl matchup with UNLV, Derek Young of KSO joining to talk K-State vs NC State in the Pop-Tarts Bowl, and Jack Johnson getting us up to speed on all things Royals and off-season moves!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mason and Derek from KSO give their thoughts on changing expectations for basketball as the team starts to come together and play like a tournament team

K-State has lost 15 to the portal, no reason to panic though as Mason and DY from KSO break it down

Can K-State get the season back on track in Lubbock this weekend? Mason Voth and Derek Young from KSO break it down and give their thoughts on what to expect between the Wildcats and Red Raiders. Plus Best Bets and a look at the Big 12 Scoreboard.

The Wildcats earned a two touchdown win over UCF to start Big 12 play and now sit at 3-1, they also enter their bye week early in the season. Mason and Derek from KSO take a peak at bye week storylines and tie a bow on the Big 12 opener.

Mason Voth and Derek Young from KSO give their thoughts on K-State's newest ranking of No. 15, plus other Top 25 and Big 12 notes. Then a dive into what Chris Klieman had to say at his weekly press conference and what it all means. Including injury updates, QB2 discussion, celebrations and much more.

Mason Voth and Derek Young of KSO tie a bow on the season-opening win for K-State by looking at questions that were answered or came out of the game and also how they fared with the over/unders they picked for the game and what those outcomes mean. Also a dose of preparation for Troy.

scott finishes off the Blitz Month preview series with Derek Young as the main man at KSO goes on the record for all of this K-State football predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

scott finishes off the Blitz Month preview series with Derek Young as the main man at KSO goes on the record for all of this K-State football predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We preview the Kenosha Symphony Orchestra's next concert, which is this Saturday evening. We speak with Robert Hasty, artistic director and conductor of the KSO, Pete Rodriguez, president of the board and member of the french horn section, and violinist Yang Liu. The end of the program includes excerpts from the three works being played on the concert: Beethoven's Egmont Overture, Bruch's Violin Concerto #1 and Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony.

What do you love most about Instagram? What kept you feeling happy during the pandemic? This episode was recorded during the height of popularity for a Canadian dance duo Flow XS. Watching their high energy choreography videos was a bright spot for our producer Anaid.  Here's the full transcript of our interview so you can follow along.   Flow XS Website Instagram YouTube choreo video Anaid mentions   This episode was produced by Anaid. Enjoy! http://www.PowerYourStoryPodcast.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/poweryourstorypodcast Instagram: @PowerYourStoryPodcast YouTube: After School Matters - Power Your Story Podcast *** Power Your Story is produced by students in the Podcast Tech & Production programs of After School Matters in Chicago. We represent diverse voices, telling our real life stories through the power of podcasting technology. Each season features a new group of student producers under the mentorship of producer, Andrea Klunder of The Creative Impostor Studios, creating personal journals, interviews, and discussions about the topics that matter most to us. Our theme music is by DJ Sparkz. INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT Anaid: Welcome to Power Your Story. I'm Anaid. Today we are talking about Flow XS. Flow XS is a dance group. It's just Kevin and Michael. They are just brothers from Toronto, Canada. I first found out about them because they were in a Disney movie, Zombies 1 and 2, and I see the background dancers and they're so amazing. I look them up on Instagram first. There was somebody from that movie who posted a picture and I just commented on that picture and then Flow XS liked my comment. Ms K: Anaid, I think you spend a lot of time on Instagram. Do you love being on Instagram? Anaid: Yeah. Ms K: Tell us what you like about it. Anaid: I like the filters. I like, I dunno, there's something about Instagram that I like. When I'm commenting on posts, I feel happy. I watch Flow XS on YouTube. They dance mostly to hip hop music. Ms K: Why do you think they're special? What do you think it is about when they dance that makes them different than other dancers? Anaid: I think they have a different flow and unique, and that's what I like about them. One day I will love to see them perform in person. Ms K: So for you, you have a disability that would make it pretty difficult for you to move your body in the same way that they move their bodies. Probably even I could not move my body in the same way that they move their bodies. Because like you said, it's really unique and they've probably put in a lot of hard work. Anaid: Yeah, I wish I could dance like that. Ms K: Is there any physical activity that you have done, that you really enjoy? Anaid: Standing up. When I can stand up, I feel strong.  I have a brain tumor. It makes it difficult to walk. And when I see other people dance, I wanna do that.  Sometimes I DM people I follow, but I don't hear back. It doesn't really matter. I have made friends on Instagram who like bands. When I first got my Instagram account, I was 18 or 17 years old. I waited for a lot of years. I think it's because my disability doesn't, like, respond really quick. Ms K: And how did it feel when you first started using Instagram? Anaid: I was happy. Ms K: Right away, you loved it? Anaid: Yeah. Ms K: I'm wondering cuz you've seen some movies and some performances and Flow XS – when I looked at their website, they've been in a ton of different things. Do you have, like, a favorite video or a favorite performance you've seen of theirs? Anaid: There's this YouTube video. Ms K: Mm-hmm. Anaid: It was like a class and they were teaching us how to dance to “Somebody To Love” by Justin Bieber and Usher. Ms K: So it's a class and they're teaching you how to dance to “Somebody To Love”? Anaid: Yeah. I like how they're teaching us step by step. I go over the steps in my mind. It made me feel happy.  I think listeners should check out Flow XS because they are the best dancers. I think it will make you feel good and happy. My name is Anaid. Go check out Flow XS and thank you for listening.  

In this episode of Sync Music Mondays K. Sparks & JS aka The Best sit down for a Listener Appreciation Episode with listeners Kso, Nation, and JD of Duality. During this interview they discuss various topics such as the process of creating music, how they got started in the music business, music licensing, music supervisors, whats next on the horizon, and much more. ============================= Our mission here at Rhythm Couture is to help purpose-driven musicians  attain their goals doing what they love and making an impact through the power of music. Here are the ways to work with us here at Rhythm Couture: ⚡️FREE TIPS: Download our FREE TV/Film Sync Music Licensing Tips: https://www.rhythmcouture.com/mlb ⚡️RC UNIVERSITY: Check out our online university that provides direct knowledge in regards to music licensing https://www.rhythmcouture.com/rc-academy ============================= Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhythmcoutu... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RhythmCoutur... Discord: https://discord.com/invite/RcPsVCJ3gr Twitter:  https://twitter.com/rhythm_couture (Host) K. Sparks: https://www.instagram.com/ksparksmusic/ (Host) JS aka The Best: https://www.instagram.com/jsakathebest/ (Engineer) Es-K: https://www.instagram.com/beatsbyesk/

Derek Young with KSO discussed Adrian Martinez' performance against Oklahoma, the rest of KSU's Big 12 slate, and the best potential fit for head coach Chris Kleiman if it's not in Manhattan.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

KSO of kunstsecundair onderwijs was lange tijd het kneusje van het onderwijs, maar dat lijkt te keren. De stroming is razendpopulair in Vlaanderen en Brussel. Er worden zelfs wachtlijsten opgesteld, en dat is de eerste keer. Waarom hing er zo lang een stigma rond het KSO? En wat maakt het kunstonderwijs plots zo aantrekkelijk? Credits op standaard.be/podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you hear music in the air? That's the sound of J.R. Cassidy, Music and Executive Director of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra on the NKY Spotlight Podcast. J.R. discusses KSO's summer series and plans for its 31st season. Nancy Grayson of Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky also joins us to discuss the 2022 Horizon Cup honoree. Thank you to our sponsors Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, CKREU Consulting, HORAN and Heartland Bank.

DY from KSO and 3MAW joins the show to take on a quick grab bag of everything that has happened over the last 5 weeks. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

DY from KSO and 3MAW joins the show to take on a quick grab bag of everything that has happened over the last 5 weeks. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This is a replay of Jason Raznick's interview with Kevin O'Leary at the Benzinga Pyschedelics Conference.Jason and Kevin talk about:Psychedelics as an investment opportunityWhy Cannabis Industry Attracts 'Zero' Institutional DollarsThe Most Successful investmentsHosts:Jason RaznickTwitter: https://twitter.com/jasonraznickSign Up to Benzinga Pro today to receive most exclusive interviews, news and stock picks fast!https://pro.benzinga.com/Click here for more episodes of The RazReport.Disclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Transcript:BZ: I want to introduce the number-one shark Mr. Wonderful. Kevin O'Leary. When did you first get into the psychedelic space? 3 years ago. I was here and a young guy came to me and said, look, I want you to give me a few million bucks to invest in psychedelics.I said, are you out of your mind? That's an illegal substance.He said, no, I want to do FDA trials with it. And it was a very fascinating conversation because at that time everybody was trying to raise money for Bitcoin. It was very crypto oriented and I really got interested and I put a couple of guys with him to do some diligence.And Alex one of the guys that works with me, Alex rarely gets excited about anything. He's seen everything. He's just came back and said listen we got to own this thing. The potential here is huge. And he was right. The addressable markets are in the hundreds of billions of dollars.BZ: And so where is Mindmed right now?K: When I index a sector, I try and mitigate my risk based on trials. In biotech medicine, the outcomes are unknown. So it's very binary. You can chase a molecule for 10 years and you in stage three lose.And so you have to have multiple trials. I'm overweight MindMed, but I also have exposure to Compass. They're all doing things slightly differently, but they're all in stage two. And The minute one of them gets to stage three on any medicine, you're going to lift all the tides, so you want multiple exposure.BZ: How did you decide to get into psychedelics?K:How many times in your investment life, do you get to position yourself in a brand new sector?A completely brand new sector? Never is the answer. You've once in a lifetime, if you're lucky. And this sector, and I'm not talking about cannabis, right? And I'm talking about psychedelics as medicine, FDA approved trials, non recreational use. Remember what happened back in the early sixties, the whole movement overdosing LSD caused this to be elevated to a narcotic and put aside, even though there's lots of promising evidence that micro-dosing, it could have some good natural attributes.In terms of helping people with addiction, opioid addiction, alcoholism, anxiety, all of these different massive markets. It was ignored. And then we've tried all these other drugs like pumping kids full Ritalin and all this garbage. And we haven't explored this opportunity. And I think now we are.And so for me, it's okay. There's been nothing new for 30 years in mental health. Other than just drugging people with more drugs. This looks more interesting. Let's put some dollars aside for this.BZ: Are you invested in cannabis companies? K: Let's talk about what cannabis is. Cannabis is a narcotic and that puts it in a difficult place for institutional investors.If you have two states beside each other, one has legalized cannabis and the other hasn't and you are a shareholder. Somebody takes it across the border. and now you have aided and embedded transferring a narcotic that's punished by about 23 years in jail. I'm not that interested in that outcome for me.Why don't we just get it off the narcotic list?And so I represent institutional capital. We're always trying to put money to work but there isn't a dime of institutional money in cannabis industry.Recreational cannabis is great, but it's a nothing burger compared to what this would be if it was a medicine and the potential of THC in small amounts or medicinal amounts, be FDA trials, and then approved as a drug that would have been interesting for institutions. And I think frankly, and I look at markets like Ontario, as you mentioned, the most advanced market. That business sucks. They don't allow them to brand anything. So the people in Ontario simply buy it from their dealers at a 30% discount and nothing's changed and it's a miserable business. So that's not a great investment at all. And the PEs of those stocks have been crushed.You can't get me excited about that.BZ: So your point is people in Ontario aren't going to the stores as much. They're going right to the direct source. Their dealers basically?K: Now, either you arrest all the dealers and throw them in jail, like we've been doing forever, except that's a problem now because it's legal. So now you have to figure out the distribution channels in Canada, they don't allow branding. So THC is THC, whether it's an, a gummy or an edible or you're buying it in smokable.There's no differentiation. So the people that are making that are selling a commodity and their margins are getting crushed. I don't find any of this very exciting as an investor. I think in a conference like this industry should do some soul searching and say, how do we fix this? And you start by convincing the president to get it off the narcotic list.And you bring in billions of dollars into it for both medicinal and recreational. After you get it off the narcotic list. That's cannabis. That's not the problem with the psychedelics industry, it still can attract institutional capital.BZ: When is big pharma going to get in the psychedelic space?I think big pharma is starting to look at it because you're trying to figure out outcomes on massive addressable markets. And the way I view it is this is a personal opinion, but I look at this market, all the companies are going to to have to merge because they need each other and another $200 million.By the time they get this to a medicine, that's about a billion bucks. They've got a raise it's much better if they combined all these trials together. In my view, these companies all have their own management. I know them all. I, we talked about this two years ago. I said, guys, there's so much still to be raised here, but so much potential.We could get strategic in this thing. Let's merge them all together. That's not how they viewed it. So I own stock in all of them.BZ: You think there is gonna be one winner or you might maybe a big merger of all three? Do we have some breaking news here?K: No you've got the LSD crowd, the microdosing crowd and a lot of skepticism around that, but a lot of optimism too, depending on who you talk to, you've got the psilocybin crowd, then you've got the alternative molecule where you're modifying either of those, each trying to address different afflictions around mental health.There's a lot of anecdotal information coming out of the west coast in the programming field, even though it's illegal, they're microdosing LSD, and there, which I don't endorse, but it's obviously got the research crowd really interested in understanding how this works and that's why those clinical trials are so important, but psilocybin also has potential as well.Plus there's the whole counseling market where you take these drugs in addition to it, to a counselor. So there's a lot of different use cases to this thing, but I'm far more constructive on psychedelics for institutional capital than I am for cannabis, for reasons I just detailed, don't shoot the messenger.Everybody was so excited about. Those stocks have come down 80% in PE since this whole thing started.BZ: What's your best business?K: Here's what I've learned about this whole shark tank thing. Somebody walks out in the carpet. I've never seen them before we give them a million dollars. We have no idea what the outcome's going to be.We think we've got a winner, but we don't know. And then two years later, some ridiculous product that should have gone to zero ends up selling for a hundred million dollars. And so I have a different view about it now.A woman walks out on the carpet. Jesus. You take a swab and you stick it in your cat's orifice and you send it to me and I give you a DNA profile of when fluffy is going to die. And I thought that is so stupid. I can't even imagine the test kits are $29 and you can get a new cat for $5. But I invested in any ways because she had such a great track record as an honorable. During the pandemic all of the110 million cats in America got something stuck up their rear end because that business has exploded and I was wrong, but I own a nice chunk of it. So I'm pretty happy.BZ: How many investments have you done? K: So you can take a product. The number one reason companies go to business and venture is they run out of dollars to acquire customers. They go bankrupt advertising, but when you're on shark tank, you acquire customers for free. So you can take a marginal business and all of a sudden it's profitable and shark tank because it's in syndication and perpetuity.So we make a lot of money on things. I don't know if you saw the recent episode, banana loca, you So you can now send a banana in your kid's lunchbox filled with peanut butter, but unpeeled, how does that work? You stick a catheter up a banana and then press peanut butter into it. I thought what a stupid idea and Alex backstage said I have to own that.And all of a sudden, all the big banana companies are calling us saying, Hey, can we do a deal? The stupidest idea I've ever seen it's crazy.Lori taught me something. Stupid things made of plastic sell a lot.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-raz-report/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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