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Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Sam Ward, who shares the following studio recording and notes:[This] recording is of the Shortwave Listener's Corner program from December 27, 1987. This edition of the program was a bit unusual in that I don't think they read anyone's letters, but the program definitely does have an Arctic theme to it, plus, Radio Canada International plays a few Christmas carols sung in the Inuktitut language. I certainly appreciate Ian McFarland giving me this studio recording of the show, since I missed it when it was first broadcast.

In the fifty-fifth episode of Out of Game, Ryan gives a quick rundown of PAX Unplugged, then all of the hosts revisit the Listener's Corner.

Welcome to Watch. Review. Repeat. This is the podcast where two best friends discuss the latest in film and television and then do it all over again the following week! How did 2019 stack up in terms of film and television? On this episode, Colton and Andrew answer this question by discussing winners for various award categories and offering their favorite film and television shows of the year! 00:00:00 - Intro 00:02:05 - NBA Legend Kobe Bryant Passes Away in Helicopter Crash at Age 41 00:05:35 - 2019: A Year In Review  00:21:01 - Worst Television Show 00:25:03 - Television Honorable Mentions 00:28:36 - Top 5 Television Shows  00:55:01 - Worst Film  00:57:35 - Most Disappointing Film 01:03:17 - Most Surprising Film 01:07:23 - Best Animated Film 01:13:28 - Best Superhero Film  01:20:17 - Best Original Score 01:24:15 - Best Original Song 01:26:15 - Best Original Screenplay 01:31:18 - Best Adapted Screenplay 01:35:11 - Best Sound Design 01:37:12 - Best Editing 01:38:36 - Best Visual Effects 01:41:16 - Best Production Design 01:43:08 - Best Cinematography 01:44:42 - Best Director 01:48:51 - Best Supporting Actor 01:52:54 - Best Supporting Actress 01:57:25 - Best Actor 02:03:11 - Best Actress 02:06:33 - Film Honorable Mentions  02:12:18 - Top 5 Films  02:37:37 - Listener's Corner (2019: A Year In Review Edition) 02:39:21 - Conclusion/Outro Visit our website! Support us on Patreon! Thank you for listening, and please send any feedback to watchreviewrepeat@gmail.com! Intro/Outro Credit: Mechanolith Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In the fifty-third episode of Out of Game, Ryan, Chris & Tim continue to plow through their massive list of questions as they revisit the Listener's Corner.

Based on my own experience and conversations with other millennial women, I've narrowed down three things that are keeping young, entrepreneurial women stuck in their 9-5s. In this episode, I not only cover what these three things are, but also discuss solutions to overcome each of them and bring your dreams of entrepreneurship closer than they've ever been! Join our Community on Facebook HERE! Join our Listener's Corner and learn more about the show at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast SHOWNOTES (2:15) Why can some people easily leave the 9-5 while others are stuck? (3:08) The "State of Indecision" (3:47) “It all starts with a decision” (5:40) The difference between "Dreamers" and "Doers" (9:40) Mentality of "But First..." (11:40) Ask yourself why Please Leave a Review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts :) Download the "How to Leave the 9-5 in 90 Days Checklist" at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast

Ashley Elliott started her business while still in college! She and her then boyfriend (now fiance) started their digital marketing agency before graduation because they knew they wanted to pursue the digital nomad lifestyle and create their own freedom. In this episode, Ashley shares her insights into running a business with your significant other (and how that may affect your relationship), becoming an entrepreneur at a young age, and traveling the world while doing it all! Join our Community on Facebook HERE! Join our Listener's Corner and learn more about the show at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast SHOWNOTES (3:05) Download the "How to Leave the 9-5 in 90 Days Checklist!!" at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast (6:00) Intro, about Ashley (8:00) How Ashley and her partner started their marketing agency (8:30) “I don’t actually want to work for anyone” (10:48) What to offer in your business (12:15) Challenging parts of working with your partner (14:55) Work and travel (18:12) Ashley’s personal definition of success (18:20) “Success is what you define it” (18:40) “Success is freedom- the ability to act on a whim” (19:23) “Success is being content in whatever stage of life I am in” (20:25) Ashley’s ideal level of success (23:05) Ashley’s next level of business (28:40) Work and travel (continued) (34:20) Tips for young entrepreneurs (38:25) Explaining that you’re an entrepreneur to new people (43:40) Inspiring experiences for up and coming entrepreneurs Links Mentioned Ashley's Instagram: @thedigitalbabe

When I started my entrepreneur journey, I was a 9-5 employee. For those who, like me, are embarking on their own journeys while currently in the 9-5, there will come a time when you ask yourself, "When should I leave my 9-5?" This question can bring up a lot of excitement, anxiety, and anticipation. In this episode, I share my insights from having to decide when I should leave my 9-5. Ultimately, every entrepreneur must answer this question for herself, but it is my hope that this conversation will help listeners feel a bit more prepared when the exciting time comes! Join our Community on Facebook HERE! Join our Listener's Corner and learn more about the show at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast SHOWNOTES (1:00) Intro (1:36) Dreaming about leaving the 9-5 (3:15) Knowing when to leave the 9-5 (3:25) Jackie’s story on leaving the 9-5 (9:55) Jackie having her parents’ support and understanding (12:25) Not planning on leaving the 9-5 so soon (13:43) “My leaving the 9-5 was kind of spur of the moment and unexpected” (15:00) Business success when leaving the 9-5 and gaining your friends and family’s support Please leave a review for this podcast on iTunes/Apple Podcasts! ☺

Writing Enthusiast and Coach, Emily Heidt, joins me on this episode so we can nerd out about writing--just kidding! Though we do nerd out about writing (have I mentioned I have a B.F.A. in Creative Writing?), Emily shares her insights into the power of words and how writing can help each of us along the path to our individual successes. We also talk about the limiting belief of being "too young" for success and how to bust through it! Join our Community on Facebook HERE! Join our Listener's Corner and learn more about the show at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast SHOWNOTES: (3:25) Please leave us an Apple Podcast review! ☺ (3:50) Download the "How to Leave the 9-5 in 90 Days Checklist" at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast (6:45) About Emily and Elysian Storytelling (10:03) Emily's journey to today (13:20) Helping others with the writing process (18:20) "Some words resonate with some people and some words don't" (19:00) "Writing is one of the most pure forms of vulnerability" (19:30) Jackie has a book idea! (20:00) Emily's personal definition of success (21:05) "Success is feeling whole in the moment and not losing your identity in your dreams" (25:50) "Check yourself before you wreck yourself" (26:50) Goal Setting (35:10) Time to slow down and grow (38:35) Advice for millennial women (47:00) Growth happens when you're going through hard times and having tough vulnerable moments with yourself (47:35) "I love how writing is such a healing process for yourself (49:45) "Own what you're good at [and stick to it]" (52:30) "Knowing what you don't like is a beautiful avenue to pursue" (54:55) Deciding on a company name Links Mentioned: Emily's Website: elysianstorytelling.com Emily's Instagram: @emily_heidt

"Every journey starts with the first step." My guest, Yolanda Haynes, may not have come up with that one herself, but she speaks to it so well! Yolanda shares insights from her entrepreneurial, health, and travel journeys, and cautions against comparing yourself to others--at any point on your journey. She also provides action items for our listeners who are ready to take their first step, whatever journey you're preparing to start! Join our Community on Facebook HERE! Join our Listener's Corner and learn more about the show at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast SHOWNOTES (3:31) Yolanda’s health coaching business is called Aligned with Essence, founded in 2017. (5:05) Mindset, knowing your why, also knowing your body and what you need to eat for energy, and how much sleep you need (6:28) Yolanda’s personal definition of success: having peace and contentment with yourself (8:11) When you get run down you often forget your peace and your ‘why’ (9:27) Yolanda’s biggest personal and business successes (10:05) Backpacking in southeast Asia (11:25) How to find opportunities for entrepreneurial women and networking opportunities (12:20) Travel discussion (15:16) Yolanda’s business goals (16:30) Advice to entrepreneurs on getting started on their health journeys (18:31) What to do if you hit a plateau in your health journey (20:05) It’s important to harness what you’re passionate about, why you want to do it and what your end goal is (21:20) How to chose one idea to focus on for your business. (22:34) “If you’re at chapter one, you can’t compare yourself to someone else’s chapter 15” (24:04) Yolanda’s business frustrations (26:24) Mindset work (29:40) Reassessing is vital to knowing if you need to pivot your direction or not (31:00) Being authentic; people can feel that (32:23) How to find out what is authentically you (34:00) Helpful books: The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo & Mindset by Carol Dweck Links Mentioned Yolanda's Website: alignedwithessence.com Yolanda's Instagram: @alignedwithessence

Ever been told you're too young or inexperienced to start a business? My guest for this episode is Helena Andre, a 22-year-old student who started her business-with-a-purpose when she was studying abroad! Needless to say, Helena and I talk a lot about travel in this episode, and she also shares her best tips for starting a business with a deeper mission and education component. Helena's brand, Just Smile Global, spreads awareness on plastic pollution and sustainability through sales of their eco-friendly bamboo toothbrushes! For every toothbrush purchased, they donate a pencil to underprivileged youth in South America! Join our Listener's Corner and learn more about the show at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast SHOWNOTES (2:09) Helena was studying abroad in Japan (6:10) Business inspiration for Just Smile Global came from a trip to Thailand (8: 24) Helena’s business and where she sees it going in the future (10:16) A lot of people are not aware of plastic pollution, and when you are not aware of an issue then you don’t really understand why you should change. (12:34) How to get involved and impact your world (15:07) Helena’s biggest personal success. (16:05) Helena is 22 and is still in school--you’re never too young or inexperienced to start a business! (17:30) Advice on starting a business being so young (20:38) What Helena’s next level of success looks like (22:27) Traveling is Helena’s biggest passion ever! (26:20) Advice to listeners on your personal journey to success when you’re just getting started (30:55) Advice for traveling to Belgium! Your team when you have a business is vital. Being able to share your passion with other people is really important! (33:40) Its’ really important to allow yourself to make some mistakes. (34:22) Business prioritization Links Mentioned Helena's Instagram @justsmileglobal Helena's Website just-smile.co

"Wow!" pretty much sums up my reaction to everything my guest, Business Coach Em Ducharme, shared with me in this episode! Em has experienced all sorts of adversity and struggle at various points on her journey and offers invaluable advice to any entrepreneur who may feel like she's facing "impossible odds." Aside from sharing insights and inspiration from her experience building and working with multiple 6- and 7-figure businesses (in multiple industries, no less), Em and I also spoke about travel, heartbreak, and overcoming loss. Trust me, this is one episode you don't want to miss! SHOWNOTES (3:55) [Em] Born in small village in northern Quebec Province. High-school drop out; moved to Montreal. Opened first restaurant at 20. Weeks into business, discovered mother was terminally ill. Sold the business to be with her until she passed away; studied health and wellness. (6:06) Launched first online business when mom passed away. Sold everything; moved to Italy at 21/22. Lived and worked in 43 countries. (7:26) Restaurant or brick and mortar is physical—you have to be there everyday and see people in person. (10:28) Online business expenses are very different from physical businesses. (11:55) Life is finite. If building a business allows you to spend more time with those you love, then that is an amazing thing. (15:35) Favorite life changing countries: Iceland and Egypt. (16:30) Egypt changed the way I saw the world. Not easy to work there; no phone or internet. Wrote a book. It helped me to understand different culture and religions. (18:10) I also really liked Australia—they have a similar culture like America so it’s easy to make friends. (18:42) Dubai was amazing but very difficult to make friends because of how society acts. (19:30) My personal definition of success is when I started getting referrals and testimonials from people. (21:07) Biggest success: Overcoming hardships and always landing back on my feet. (23:55) You’re always strong enough, you just need to go through a few storms to realize it. (24:32) Want to start a business? Find out what you’re passionate about! If you’re not obsessed with your business when it gets hard you’re going to give up. (27:07) If you feel your vision is too big but you are worried about how you’re going to get there, set milestones for yourself along the way. Start with baby sets. (28:13) Next level of success: When I feel my income is stable, I change something in my life. (29:27) Next for travel: Philippines & Morocco (30:27) Nightmare marriage. Rushed into it. Chose not to let situation destroy me. (34:32) Mindset work needs to be something that is repeated. Tip: Change commonly used phrase of “I know” to “I will”. Links: Em's Website: https://www.zerotoceo.co/membership-enrolment | Instagram: @em.ducharme Join our free community on Facebook HERE! Visit www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast to join our Listener's Corner!

In the fifty-first episode of Out of Game, Ryan, Chris & Tim revisit the Listener's Corner after many episodes away.

Halfway through a PhD program, Ellyn Schinke left grad school and traveled the world for a year on Remote Year. She began a life coaching business in the middle of her year abroad and knew she discovered the right path for her. Ellyn is a self-described personal growth enthusiast and the host of the Growth Tribe Podcast. In this episode, Ellyn shares her experience leaving the life path she had always envisioned for herself to find the one she was meant to pursue. She sheds light on her personal growth journey and building momentum and resilience along the way. SHOWNOTES (1:23) Ellyn is a life coach and personal growth enthusiast. (4:37) Ellyn went to college originally for micro-biology! She went on to pursue a PhD. (5:35) She started feeling intense imposter syndrome and she just threw herself into her major and ended up in therapy. (6:13) She decided to do something for herself and become a personal fitness coach. (7:15) Ellyn’s grandpa died in spring 2016 and this was the beginning of a mini downward spiral. So she decided to quit graduate school in her fourth year. (8:29) She found an online company where she could travel the world and work online. (11:58) Ellyn realized at month 6 of her international nomad travels that she couldn’t keep up with this busy lifestyle. (12:30) It was a good period of personal growth. (19:43) She started to relinquish her ‘scientist’ identity and started introducing herself as a scientist AND a life coach. (20:03) Ellyn got her second life coaching client through meeting someone from Remote Year. (21:30) Ellyn started embodying the fact that she was now a life coach who did some science editing on the side. (26:47) A lot of people told Ellyn that she was brave for leaving the PhD program, but she also had people telling her that they thought the decision she made was stupid or they were disappointed in her. (28:08) The success she has are the testimonials she has on her website besides just her monetary income. (29:10) Ellyn keeps herself motivated and moving forward when she is feeling a lack of motivation by checking into her ‘Why’. (37:38) Ellyn feels successful because she is creating something that is HERS. (39:07) Ellyn’s personal definition of success is: personal growth, momentum, resilience. (44:22) Ellyn does not define her success by if she is achieving her goals or not. (45:01) Ellyn’s advice to young women on their journey to success: Just start. “Stop shoulding yourself.” (47:08) Two types of shoulds, empowering shoulds and disempowering shoulds. (49:38) Do shoulds for yourself, the things that feed your soul. (55:12) Ask yourself this question, “Is the path I’m on the path I TRULY want?” “Is it going to make me into the person I am going to be, is it going to give me the fulfillment I want in my life?” (56:06) The nagging voice in your head is there for a reason and giving you the permission you need to change your mind and your life! Links Mentioned: Ellyn's Website Ellyn's Instagram Ellyn's Facebook The Growth Tribe Podcast Amber Lilyestrom Join our Facebook Community HERE or Sign up for my Listener's Corner at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast

Have you ever questioned whether your life has a purpose? Whether you're living that purpose? Maybe you just feel lost and envy those you see who seem to be so fulfilled by their "mission" in life. In this episode, I dive into a subject that seems to paralyze a lot of young people--myself included. Discovering your life's purpose is more complex than dedicating your life to a cause or making a difference. It can be one thing or many. I'm about to explore the messy, beautiful journey that is finding one's life purpose and figuring out how to start living it! SHOWNOTES (1:30) Your life’s purpose is something you are called to do! (2:10) Some people get so caught up in their every day, especially the 9-5 job that they just feel like their life doesn’t have a purpose to it. (2:45) I think young people put too much pressure on themselves and look at what other people are doing and they (we) feel intimidated by that. (4:07) I believe people have more than one purpose on this earth. (5:45) Observations on Life Purposes (7:03) Your purpose isn’t supposed to paralyze you! (7:50) If you haven’t found your purpose yet, that is completely fine! (9:46) Use your mundane time to focus on your purpose if you have found it and are lacking the time to put into it! (11:00) Sometimes having many different purposes can be difficult to blend all your purposes together. Main points: It is totally okay if you have not found your life’s purpose yet! If you have multiple purposes that is fine! It’s totally fine if your purpose does not live up to someone else’s purpose--don’t compare! Join our Facebook Community HERE or Sign up for our Listener's Corner at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast

In this episode, I'm joined by Business Consultant Tandee Salter! Tandee is passionate about serving millennial women and has even published her own book of affirmations for the women of our generation! Tandee provides her insight from becoming a bestselling author on Amazon, first as a contributor to an anthology and next for her own book. Tandee also sheds light on what it's like to get out of your comfort zone, and how becoming an entrepreneur really pushed her out of her comfort zone in so many ways. As an introvert, she shares tips on getting comfortable networking and speaking in public. SHOWNOTES (3:25) Tandee introduction (5:00) Tandee’s personal version of success (5:58) Tandee’s biggest business and life achievements (7:45) Book of Affirmations: 21 Days of Affirmations for the Millennial Woman (8:40) “Everyone needs a deep dose of confidence to become more successful.” (9:20) Tandee’s next level of success (11:45) Tandee’s tips to other women who are just starting out (14:40) “When you are an entrepreneur you are the main face of your business, if you’re not growing your business nothing is happening with it.” (15:15) Challenges Tandee has faced becoming a fellow millennial entrepreneur (17:30) Tips from Tandee for other women to have friends/family members that don’t understand their entrepreneurial business (18:40) Where can you go to find a community- whether in person or online? (19:45) Tandee’s ideal level of success (21:30) “Even when you achieve success, you have to be true to yourself and nurture those important parts of you.” (22:18) “I would encourage all entrepreneurs to stay focused and keep trying. Don’t ever give up on your dreams and don’t let anyone stop you. Don’t be afraid to reach out and connect with others.” (23:10) “Write the book and it will all come to you!” Links Mentioned: Tandee's Website Tandee's Book of Affirmations for Millennial Women Anthology: 20 Beautiful Women, Vol. 2 Join our Facebook Community HERE or Sign up for our Listener's Corner at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast

I had the pleasure of speaking with the founder of Level 10 Life, Katie Maggio. Sharing her journey to success, Katie dives into the secret to having unshakable confidence in your business and her tips on how to use a vision board or journal to create your dream life. Breaking down the lessons she learned from her failures, Katie shares her tips on self-realization and why knowing ourselves is half the battle. We are all works in progress, but as Katie shares, our failures can fuel our success, and sometimes a Plan B can only distract us. Finally, Katie shares some of her go-to journaling topics to outlining your Level 10 Life, available in her free ebook! SHOWNOTES (3:30) Who is Katie (5:25) Katie’s personal definition of success (8:45) Katie’s biggest successes so far (12:15) Tips for women in businesses that aren’t yet at the level they aspire to be (18:30) What is next for Katie (28:15) Advice for women just starting (32:15) Katie’s experiences along the journey that motivated her (34:15) Women who feel like they need a change in life, how to start your journey Links Mentioned Katie's Facebook Katie's Instagram Katie's Website Katie's Ebook Join our Facebook Community HERE or Sign up for our Listener's Corner at www.jackiekossoff.com/podcast

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Today is part 13 of My Women in Supply Chain series! In this episode you will here from Catherine Cooper who has dedicated her career to the logistics industry. In her newest venture Catherine works with Senior Executives from Fortune 500 companies like QVC, Coca Cola, Starbucks and Gap Inc. I speak to Catherine about her journey from Engineer to CEO, what success means to her, how to get recognized and published in supply chain, the tough decisions Catherine has had to make as a women in the industry, strategies on dealing with tough situations, sacrifices, self employment and advice for Supply Chain professionals. If you are looking to be inspired, be motivated and learn from one of the best, this episode is for you! Make sure to share this episode with the next generation of leaders, your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! In recent discussion on my listener corner posts, data keeps popping up. Data is the future of our businesses and supply chain but not everyone is convinced so how do we bring data to the forefront of the supply chain and business conversations? In this episode, I speak to Dmitry, Senior director of digital manufacturing for HULFT about why they took the leap into working with supply chain,  why IT departments are so bogged down, why security and control is so important in supply chain today, how they are using data to control inventory in the OEM space and how to use your data to automate, orchestrate and accelerate your business. Plus in my listener's corner for this week find out how you can bring data to forefront of your supply chain conversations and again why this piece of tech is important to your business and why the investment is URGENT. Make sure to share this episode with the next generation of leaders, your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Is our reliance on the postal service our biggest downfall? As we have recently seen with the Canada Post strike, it has crippled industries at the biggest revenue generating holiday for online retailers. So what are the alternatives and how can you plan for a future of last mile delivery run by government organizations. In this episode, Graham Robins from BorderBuddy is back and we talk about the strike, how our reliance on the postal service will impact our businesses, the current alternatives, our cry for help from the innovation and entrepreneurial community and then we round out the discussion talking about the New Year. A lot of us make new years resolutions for ourselves personally but what about our business or supply chains? we also talk about the difference between goals and resolutions and some of things to consider making resolutions so you start the new year off right. Make sure to share this episode with the next generation of leaders, your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! How do we get ahead of all the changes happening around us in our business and our supply chain? Kevin Sterneckert from JDA software joins me in this episodes to talk about how being proactive through an autonomous supply chain could be the answer. In this episode, Kevin and I talk about how you can use your supply chain as a secret competitive weapon! You will learn more about what that means, how to move faster and cheaper, what he means by an autonomous supply chain, what is possible for your business, how to use technology to solve challenges and drive the best ROI and last but no least that you are not alone and can work together in partner eco systems to take advantage of the technology that is out there. Make sure to share this episode with the next generation of leaders, your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Sheila's journey is full of hard work, passion and giving back to the community that has served her in her supply chain career. Sheila is dedicated to the supply chain community and her passion is so apparent in this episode you will be inspired to get involved. In this episode, Sheila and I talk about her journey from engineering school to entrepreneur, what 3 or 4 things have been pivotal to her success, how mentorship is changing lives in supply chain, the biggest risks Sheila has taken on her journey, advice for the next generation, more about World Slotting Day and what the future looks like for Sheila! Make sure to share this episode with your fellow Women in Supply Chain, the next generation of leaders, your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Unless you have already or are already working with Brian and his team over at Chain.io you might be still be battling a classic business/supply chain challenge..."How can all of our systems (accounting, marketing, operations, WMS etc) work together and bring us better visibility internally" In this episode, Brian and I get to the bottom of this fundamentally difficult challenge. You will learn about Chain.io, how they got started and why they are getting their hands dirty, why companies are struggling with this issue, why it is such a challenge for internal systems to work together, the repercussions of your systems not working together, The benefits and ROI of integration to your business, the costs of full visibility and the future of supply chain. Make sure to share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Competition online and customer expectations are driving up the stakes for retailers to get last mile delivery right. Whether it is free delivery, delivery times or the delivery experience there is a lot of pressure on retailers because it could make or break a new start up or established business. In this episode, I speak to Osman Akdemir, Founder and CEO of a last mile start up from Europe who is already making waves called "Simply Deliver". Just the name keeps you at ease because you know they are making it simple and easy to use for both user and consumer. Osman and I talk about how they got started, challenges businesses are having with last mile delivery, the different options available on the market, how Simply Deliver is changing the market and where last mile delivery is going into the future.Share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! With everything changing so quickly, technology, consumer habits, delivery expectations and the trend toward personalized consumer goods its no wonder the state of retail is unpredictable. Some retailers are going bankrupt, some are thriving and even online retailers are looking to go to bricks and mortar, who will survive and how will supply chains change? In this episode, My resident industry expert - Graham Robins from BorderBuddy is back! Graham and I talk about the changes in bricks and mortar and how that is affecting the supply chain, the state of retail, why some retailers are surviving and some are not, how the "New NAFTA" will affect retail, crossing the border and how we can plan for the future. Whether you are a service provider, distributor, warehouse, consultant, retailer, supply chain professional etc Everyone needs to understand the State of Retail as Trillions of dollars worth of products move every day and it affects supply chains around the world. It is our future. Share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Lets face it, Technology isn't going anywhere and will definitely be a part of our future. I recently spoke on a panel about the Future of Logistics and I strongly believe that supply chain teams need to have someone that not only understands the supply chain but also understands technology so that we can intelligently navigate the new innovation that comes our way on a day to day basis. In this episode, Gwen the CEO at Freightpath joins me to talk about Transportation Management Systems and how you can find the right partner. Here is what you can expect: How can you find the right partner, What are some of the questions companies should be asking to find the right partner, how Freightpath helps, what an on boarding process should look like, the benefits and ROI of having the right TMS and what cost should look like. Technology is a huge cost centre for service providers so make sure to tune in and see how you can make the most out of the capital you have. Share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS!  To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! What does Diversity mean to you? Lets face it we all have different thoughts about diversity in the workplace and we all have Biases that may hold us back from truly becoming diverse organizations. Lori Benson, from EY is here to discuss this very topic in my Women in Supply Chain part 11. In this episode, Lori and I talk about her journey to success, what diversity truly means, misconceptions about bias, the downsides of not being a diverse company, types of bias, how to check yourself for bias, what companies can do today, how to start that conversation and Lori's advice for the next generation. Lori gives you all the tools you need to make a change and a difference, get ready to take some notes and take some action! Here is to diversity starting with us! Share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! There is a reason why this is such a hot topic among supply chain professionals. Demand and Supply Chain planning affects everything from customer service, the bottom line, your companies' agility and whether you are proactive or reactive. So, how do you know when it is time to find a new solution? In this episode, Shaun Phillips, Global product and Market Manager for Dynasys is here to answer many of the industries' biggest questions around demand planning. Shaun and I talk about the Importance of Demand and Supply Chain planning to maximize end to end supply chain,  The key indicators your company needs to find a solution or a new solution, what questions you should ask and some amazing advice to optimize your end to end supply chain. My last episode about Demand Planning is still my number 1 episode and this interview is a great follow up! Share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Do you have the right tools to increase efficiency in your warehouse operations? Maybe you are still using spreadsheets, not even spending any time on slotting or your order accuracy is low, these are just some of the key indicators Dan and I talk about in this episode. PLUS if you think you are out of space, think again! It may just be a difference between throughput and space. In this episode, Dan and I talk about mastering your warehouse operations. Dan tells us the difference between throughput and space and what that means to your business PLUS we cover the biggest challenges in warehousing today, how often you should consider re-slotting, The top 3 indicators your company does not have control over the movement in your warehouse, techniques and solutions and the benefit/ROI of recognizing the value of slotting. Share this episode with your management team, C-Suite and colleagues, Enjoy! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! MOL is one of the world's leading steamship lines and positioned as a premium carrier focused on carrying cargo for customers who were most concerned with strong performance levels. With the Bankruptcy of Hanjin, The landscape for ocean carriers got more competitive and messaging needed to be changed, MOL needed to differentiate themselves and Tim Pajak lead that re-branding initiative. In this episode, Tim and I talk about the MOL re-branding and use that as case study in how to build a brand in supply chain. A lot of times service providers struggle with highlighting service levels vs competing on price and Tim provides solutions. You will also learn about how to find the right advertising agency, how do you get buy in for new branding and messaging, the difference between B2B and B2C marketing, which marketing channels to use, how to measure the success of a campaign as well as the impact of e-commerce on your marketing. Enjoy this episode, you might need a pen and paper to take some notes! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Women in Supply Chain is back for Part 10! This series is getting a lot of buzz, so much so that HULFT (www.hulftinc.com) wanted to show their support and sponsored this episode! There are so many powerhouse women in this industry doing amazing things that I may have to step up my game! In this episode, I am interviewing another amazing Women in Supply Chain - Irina Rosca! We will talk about how Supply Chain is like a game of chess, how Irina is using data and system implementation to change the way we think about the customer, using supply chain as a competitive advantage and the advice Irina would give to the next generation of supply chain leaders! Irina also lets us in on an e-planning project she just finished and what it means for the future. Get comfy and enjoy the journey to success! LISTENER's CORNER! is in full swing and everyone is loving this segment! We are starting conversations on LinkedIn, twitter and Instagram so make sure to follow the show and get in on the conversation! The question and answers are featured on an upcoming show and on the website www.letstalksupplychain.com/listener-corner. If you have a supply chain question send them to me at listener@letstalksupplychain.com and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

In the forty-fifth episode of Out of Game, Chris gives a long overdue Board Game Food Truck, then Ryan, Chris & Tim revisit the Listener's Corner.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! With the uncertainty around tariffs, the driver and talent shortage, more and more team members looking for better work/life balance and the next generations wanting to make a difference...How are you planning for the future with 2019 right around the corner? In this episode, My resident industry expert - Graham Robins from BorderBuddy is back! They just finished their strategic planning and so he is here to talk about how they plan for the future with all the uncertainty. Graham and I talk about long term vs short term planning, goals for 2019, talent shortage, work/life balance, how to manage your remote teams and how to keep them engaged. The Knowledge base is changing every 1.5 years and remote teams are becoming the norm, are you ready? TUNE IN to find out  LISTENER's CORNER! I will be starting a listeners corner at the beginning of every episode so send me any and all supply chain questions you have and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! OR you can send me your supply chain stories to inspire, help others that may be in the same situation looking for a solution or funny ones just to bring a smile to someones face. Email them to listener@letstalksupplychain.com To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! What does the term "ship smarter" mean to you? What if I told you it is the powerful combination of technology, network analysis and exceptions management...Hannah and Jorie are here from Intelligent Audit to tell you how you can crush the competition by shipping smarter. In this episode, Hannah the COO and Jorie the Director of Global Accounts for Intelligent Audit join me to talk about what free shipping means to your company, how you can ship smarter, what are other companies doing to stay competitive PLUS the benefits and ROI of shipping smarter. Make sure to TUNE IN so that you too can crush the competition! LISTENER's CORNER! I will be starting a listeners corner at the beginning of every episode so send me any and all supply chain questions you have and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! OR you can send me your supply chain stories to inspire, help others that may be in the same situation looking for a solution or funny ones just to bring a smile to someones face. Email them to listener@letstalksupplychain.com To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Known affectionately as the Supply Chain Queen, Sheri Hinish is passionate about sustainability, innovation and all things supply chain which makes her the perfect addition to the Women in Supply Chain Series! In this episode, Sheri and I talk about her journey to success, how she became known as the Supply Chain Queen, her new role as an IBM Futurist, her thoughts about innovation and co-creation in supply chain PLUS her advice to the next generations and how she sees the future of supply chain. Sheri is making waves in the industry and is definitely someone to watch, follow and get behind in her mission for innovative and a collaborative future. Tune in to find out why. LISTENER's CORNER! I will be starting a listeners corner at the beginning of every episode so send me any and all supply chain questions you have and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! OR you can send me your supply chain stories to inspire, help others that may be in the same situation looking for a solution or funny ones just to bring a smile to someones face. Email them to listener@letstalksupplychain.com To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! What does Supply Chain, a non-profit and blockchain have in common? Sweetbridge, an award winning open source non profit project with contributors being a diverse group of global citizens.  Scott Nelson, CEO of Sweetbridge has an amazing perspective on the industry, did you know that the entire knowledge base is being reinvented every 1.5 years? and because of this rate of change coming so fast and choices plus cost are increasing everything stops or stay mediocre so what do we do? In this episode, Scott shares his insights on thoughts about supply chain being a game and what you should know to play. Two of the most important components are managing your talent properly and the future of supply chain is in being liquid. Picture this: Supply Chain controls and moves Trillions in assets, what if we changed the incentive structures and trust the rules in place so we can all work together? Sweetbridge has the answer and the future of supply chain is not what you think it is. Tune in to find out why.   LISTENER's CORNER! I will be starting a listeners corner at the beginning of every episode so send me any and all supply chain questions you have and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! OR you can send me your supply chain stories to inspire, help others that may be in the same situation looking for a solution or funny ones just to bring a smile to someones face. Email them to listener@letstalksupplychain.com To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! PART 2 is here! In Part 1 we covered the technology that will make the biggest impact to supply chain, the biggest risks facing supply chain leaders and which new innovations will bring the most benefit to your business. In this episode, Eric Johnson, Senior Technology expert at the Journal of Commerce and I continue our discussion delving deeper into which technology disruptors deserve immediate attention, the biggest gaps in supply chain innovation, which tech shippers should get the most excited about and Finally will Blockchain really make a big difference and create an industry standard. Eric and I could talk about this all day and that is why I released this one into 2 episodes! Technology is going to continue to impact our lives, our businesses and our supply chains and if we are not ahead of it we run the biggest risk of falling behind. This episode is designed to help you stay ahead and stay current. LISTENER's CORNER! I will be starting a listeners corner at the beginning of every episode so send me any and all supply chain questions you have and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! OR you can send me your supply chain stories to inspire, help others that may be in the same situation looking for a solution or funny ones just to bring a smile to someones face. Email them to listener@letstalksupplychain.com To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! Is all of the new technology and innovation in supply chain making your head spin? What if we could cut through most of the noise and putt most of it into perspective so you can navigate without falling behind. In this episode, I speak with Eric Johnson who is the Senior Technology expert at the Journal of Commerce. Eric is contacted constantly about new innovation and transformers to supply chain and he is here to let us know who to look out for, biggest technology risks facing supply chain leaders, what you should be paying the most attention to and where the gaps are when it comes to technology in supply chain. If you are looking for a run down of what's hot and what's not, this is the episode for you! Sit back and enjoy this episode! LISTENER's CORNER! I will be starting a listeners corner at the beginning of every episode so send me any and all supply chain questions you have and I will send it to the experts that have been on the show to GET YOU THE ANSWERS! OR you can send me your supply chain stories to inspire, help others that may be in the same situation looking for a solution or funny ones just to bring a smile to someones face. Email them to listener@letstalksupplychain.com To our success, Sarah P.S - Need a reference guide or Supply Chain Dictionary? We have you covered: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/product-page/supply-chain-dictionary P.P.S - Make sure to review and rate us on iTunes so others can find us and hear more about our incredible guests! Your feedback means a lot to me and goes into consideration for future episodes and improvements made to the Lets Talk Supply Chain podcast.

In the forty-third episode of Out of Game Ryan, Chris & Tim revisit the Listener's Corner and answer more great questions from the amazing Out of Game fans.

In the forty-first episode of Out of Game Ryan, Chris & Tim discuss Legacy of Dragonholt, then dive into more, amazing listener questions.

In the thirty-ninth episode of Out of Game Ryan, Chris & Tim induct three more games into the Out of Game Hall of Fame, then answer another slew of questions from the Listener's Corner.

In the thirty-seventh episode of Out of Game Ryan, Chris & Tim announce a new game giveaway and answer lots of listener questions in their newly named Listener's Corner segment.

In tonight’s podcast Gareth interrogates James over the Windows Phone 7 event. Andy gets all gushy about his new phone whilst getting angry at the evil doers at T-Mobile and Orange. Matt makes an appearance and informs us of his little work bundler. Direct DownloadiTunesDownload the iPhone AppRSS Feed   Regulars - Gareth, James, Andy and Matt Show Notes Windows Phone 7 DiscussionSamsung LG HTC Andy buys a BlackBerry Torch Virgin Mobile VM800 Review Palm Pre 2?Motorola Droid Pro Mobile phone company lays people off in horrible way Bargain corner Orange's Frisco Kid  O2 PAYG Palm Pixi Plus £109 ( Palm pre plus is also available instore for £ 179.00)   Listener corner Guys!Really sorry to hear you haven't had anything in Listener's Corner. We podcastees are bone idle!So, I thought I'd send you a few words of support (and constructive criticism).I listen to a lot of technology podcasts - I'm a gardener, with plenty of time to myself - and yours is without a doubt the best one covering the mobile market. You clearly know the devices down to their nuts and bolts and Andy adds a soupcon of eccentric geekiness and developer knowhow - I often don't know what he's talking about, but it sounds impressive.I would imagine that, at some time, you'd like to get a couple of advertisers on board and this is where the constructive criticism comes in. I'm a big fan of playground humour, but yours sometimes goes a bit far for the corporate suits. Animal sex and inflatable sex dolls might make them a little nervous about having their product appear on the same page, so to speak. Having said that, your edginess adds to the flavour of the podcast so you wouldn't want to lose it completely. I only say all this because I think you deserve to succeed and your content is certainly better than established podcasts like Dialed In and not far off the the quality of Twit.tv!Keep up the good work!Your committed listener (with or without the sex doll)Marc Bit shocked people aren't sending in tonnes of questions since you are the only UK podcast worth listening too. I'm really looking forward to the Windows Phone 7 announcements hopefully you'll be covering them soon but what is the deal with cut and paste?!?James is mad to have bought the San Francisco. Why when you have a 9700 AND and iPhone 4?Matt was missing last week I was worried he was eaten by the tractor.Gareth didn't mention Archos last week. Shock!Andy has so many toys I imagine he'll have an fully automated rubber companion soon. Maurice   James' Lymericks One from Matts dad! ------ Email us: Podcast@tracyandmatt.co.uk  Gareth Myles – twitter.com/garethmyles Andy Lee – twitter.com/weirdshanghai James Richardson – twitter.com/jpr7373 Matt and Tracy Davis - (and James the love child) twitter.com/tracyandmatt Twitter @mtaddicts Email : mobiletechaddicts@gmail.com Many thanks to The Stetz for the music Subscribe in iTunes to our weekly podcast RSS Feed for our weekly podcast Download the iPhone App - Posted by Gareth - Post Tags: Mobile Tech Addicts,mobiletechaddicts,windows mobile,Windows phone,android,iphone,palm,HTC,samsung,motorola,nokia,symbian,iPad,Dell,O2,Orange,Vodafone,3UK,T-Mobile,iPhone4,giffgaff,Everything Everywhere,Blackberry,Playbook,Archos