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Send us a textThe Maladjusted Misfits watch as Joey 'teaches' an acting class. Ross and Rachel have a lovely dinner with Dr. Green. And Monica buys a discounted bed from the Mattress King - which is Janice's estranged husband.  The One to Follow Misfits on Facebook: The One Where We Talk About FriendsThe One to Visit Misfits on Instagram: The One Where We Talk About FriendsThe One to Email The Misfits: themaladjustedmisfits@gmail.com

Ronnie Lane is a family owned and operated mattress company with three different mattress stores in LA and Orange County. Their first store they opened back in 2005 is called Hadley Olivia Mattress Superstore in San Juan Capistrano. This Store is named after Mr. Lane's first born daughter. The second store is called Vispring Los Angeles. This showroom is an ultra luxury mattress store with mattresses directly from London England. These mattresses price ranges from $7,000 to $117,000 in king size. Lastly their newest showroom is called H. Alora Luxury Beds in Costa Mesa, named after his  youngest daughter Hazel Alora. The combination of their three showrooms offer mattresses at every price point and offer different experiences for different client needs.

S3E18: AllegianceS3E19: Most Likely To...Alternate episode names: Grosse Pointe Root/Bear is Fred, Right?Justen can't remember where Ohio is. Zathras aggressively edited the bullshittery but you might want to skip to 5:48 to avoid 3 minutes of old people complaining about colds.  Allegiance: Who needs fancy tracking devices when you could just use Bear.  Numbers of the Week are now almost exclusively metaplot related. It's so fun to watch root work. Four people and a dog--wait, that's a different show. Why, WHY is the French Foreign Legion in this. Shaw pulls an Indy. Go to Fusco, not Yelp, for street food recs.  Most Likely To: High School Reunion Episode! The Mattress King of Kenosha, Wisconsin. Vigilance is all over the plot. Reese's only role is to get slapped, repeatedly. And hang out with Shaggy.  All high school reunions have firefights, right? The ISA has a packing seminar or VHS tape at least. Vigilance is like if Anonymous read way too much Ayn Rand. Connect with the show at @babylonpodjectHelp us keep the lights on via our Patreon!Justen can be found at @justenwritesAna can be found at @The_Mianaai, and also made our show art.Both Ana and Justen can also be found on The Compleat Discography, a Discworld re-read podcast.Jude Vais can be found at @eremiticjude. His other work can be found at Athrabeth - a Tolkien Podcast and at Garbage of the Five Rings.Clips from the original show remain copyrighted by their original rightsholders, and are used under the Fair Use doctrine.Music is by Arne Parrott, who can be found at http://atptunes.com/This show is edited and produced by Aaron Olson, who can be found at @urizenxvii

Monica buys a mattress from Janice's soon-to-be-ex-husband the Mattress King! Joey discovers heartbreaking news for Chandler... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bryanna-cobb/message

Setting the record straight on dating apps… Everyday people telling everyday stories of the “swipe right” world. Have you had a crazy dating experience? Tell your story on the Swipe Wrong podcast. Contact us and we'll record your story for a future episode! Website: www.swipewrongpod.com Email: swipewrongpod@gmail.com Voicemail: 317-426-6616 Host:  “Chaos”  Producer: Jay Pelham

Hundreds of birds dropped from the sky in northern Mexico. Why it happened and two brothers in India who heal birds who have suffered a similar fate. Plus: wrestler. Poet. Mattress King? The semi-true extracurriculars of Abraham Lincoln. And some recommendations for Brad Neely Appreciation Day.Sponsors:Indeed, Get a free $75 credit at Indeed.com/goodnewsShopify, Get a 14-day free trial at shopify.com/kottkeLinks:Why did birds fall from sky in Mexico? Probably a predator, experts say (The Guardian)Jordan Peele posts Nope hashtag with video of creepy bird disaster (A/V Club)As More Birds Fly Into Buildings, Scientists Study How To Limit Collision Deaths (NPR)All That Breathes: The Indian brothers who heal birds dropping from the sky (BBC)All That Breathes Review: Transfixing Doc About Delhi's Bird Rescuers (IndieWire)Is Abraham Lincoln in the Wrestling Hall of Fame? (Snopes)Poems of Abraham Lincoln by Abraham LincolnLincoln in the Bardo a book by George SaundersI'm Abraham Lincoln and I Beg of You, Please Commemorate My Birthday with Mattress Sales (McSweeney's)Before Hamilton, there was the Washington music video (Polygon) George Washington (TheRealBradNeely, YouTube)The Professor Brothers - History Lesson (JFK) (TheRealBradNeely, YouTube)Wizard People, Dear Reader (Brad Neely, SoundCloud) You Never Forget Your First: A Biography of George Washington by Alexis Coe Jack's Presidents' Day Playlist (Spotify)Presidential podcast (Washington Post) Kottke.OrgJackson Bird on TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tom and Jason discuss the link between the Miami nightlife Entrepreneur and the Alleged team behind the Sun Cruise Casino hit. The episode has a special twist. Need money for your business, check out: http://JSVCapital.com

A re-watch made worthwhile by Mr. Green and Mr. Green alone. But, we're still here for it. We're also here to talk through all of our questions and concerns in great detail. Why is Phoebe and Joey boxing so painful to watch? Monica bought a new mattress but where did her bed go? This episode thus endeths the race car bed saga. How does it resolve? We never know!  Janice's soon-to-be-ex-husband is using his impending divorce to sell mattresses by throwing a big sale. Monica decides to take advantage of it and picks out a new mattress of her own. But, things go awry when the wrong item is delivered and Monica is stuck with a child's race car bed. Rachel makes an effort to get Ross and her father in each other's good graces by arranging a dinner. But, Ross makes things worse before they get better. Joey is teaching a class for soap opera actors and ends up going up against one of his students for a role. His attempt to sabotage his student's audition doesn't go as planned. Finally, while down at The Mattress King to help Monica work out the race car bed issue, Joey sees Janice kissing her soon-to-be-ex-husband. All clips are property of Warner Media. Follow us on Instagram! Leave us a 5-star rating and a review to help some sisters out!

This Friday episode begins with the obvious: is Barbasol sponsoring an opposite field event changing people's shaving cream purchasing habits? Andy and Brendan then get to the main event, covering another eventful day at Royal St. George's. They discuss the Mattress King's smooth 65 and where it goes from here with 36 more holes to play. They discuss Collin Morikawa's continued press conferences loaded with catnip for the assembled Euro press. Jordan Spieth's day is debriefed and debated -- which leads to a discussion of proper on-course snacks after he suggested he didn't have enough food in his bag and sputtered near the end of his round. Frugal Frittelli and Grumpy Grillo also get an assessment, as well as Rory, somehow, some way finding time in the discussion. An All-English segment focuses on the Bumble Bee, Big Jon, Westy, and Temperamental Tyrrell. A lengthy round of contender and pretender closes it out as we head to the weekend at the Open.

This lively Thursday afternoon episode comes in hour 14 of the first round of The Open and was fueled by the Shotgun Start and Westy Island blends at Bixby Coffee. Andy and Brendan dive right into the first day from Royal St. George's, including all the drama surrounding Bryson's spat of the week, this time with his own equipment company. They try to get beyond some of the back and forth and show how certain hidden aspects of Bryson's complaints are quite revelatory on the modern game. They also pan his emotional maturity and wonder about the Cobra relationship going forward. His attitude is contrasted with Jordan Spieth's approach, which was a total delight to watch maneuver around the links. They bathe in that for a few minutes before anxiously talking about the prospects of another Mattress King contention. A pledge not to talk about Rory somehow ends up in a five minute discussion on whether they are enthused by his opening 70 or it's just more of the same. They close with some rapid-fire notes on the course and opening day setup, Nick Faldo appreciation, Jaco appreciation, and a few game-within-the-games for cut day on Friday.

s3 e7 • the one with the mattress king (the one with the race car bed) honestly...we spent a lot of time venting about tipping practices in the u.s.a. joey has become the teacher. monica is in the market for a mattress. and, ross and dr. green finally find something to bond over. P.S.A. united states of america, THE STANDARD FOR TIPPING IS 18%-20%. PER

After a brief wait for the flyover to clear through, Andy and Brendan begin with the last episode on the 2021 U.S. Open. It's been a week, but they're giddy following an afternoon of bunched (constipated) leaderboard maneuvering and some unexpected extracurriculars, like Bryson coming undone, a streaker, a box of beer somehow being on the premises, and a ball in a tree. They start first with Rahm, his “firing at flags” approach and of course the final two putts. There's chatter about what's to come, but mostly it's an appreciation of what just happened. They express sympathy for the Mattress King, though Brendan doesn't fully absolve him because of the drive at 17. The Bryson circus is re-lived, from a tie for the lead to t-26, with amusing quotes about how it was really just one unlucky break or two between that and getting to 7 or 8-under. Rory, all of it, is addressed. They close with a postmortem on Torrey Pines, why people can't seem to understand why a good or bad leaderboard does not equal a good or bad golf course, and a few other things they liked and didn't like from muni setup.

Brendan and Andy are graced by the curmudgeonly Eamon Lynch for this Friday night episode fueled by Smith Devereux wines. They all react to the elderly co-leaders, the Mattress King and Phil Mickelson, as well as some of the uber talents that made late charges up the board in Brooksy and Hideki. Also the Thicc Boi, whose “great drive” ended up in some cabbage. There are check-ins on the course setup and conditioning as well as hopes for the weekend on that front. Lastly, they nominate some most surprising and most disappointing nominees for players who are in it and those who are pouting their way home early from Kiawah.

We're back from a brief winter hiatus! Janice decides to crawl back to the Mattress King. Chandler steals her shoe. Monica, Rachel, and Ben bang. The Friends disturb Ugly Naked Guy as he tries to air out his gut by the window. In Friends News, you'll never guess why Courtney Cox won't give up her Malibu home! Becka tries to extend Chris an olive branch in Friends Trivia. The branch pierces Chris's eye, blinding him.

We are introduced to the Mattress King, who lures in Monica with pillow-topped prices too low to pass up! Janice continues to neglect her baby. Maybe. Who knows. Joey teaches a class about the pubic-hair-removal method of acting. Phoebe punches Joey repeatedly. Mr. Green is not amused by Ross. Friends News is as topical as ever! Friends Trivia hits the hay.

This Players Monday episode begins by tackling the question of whether an Illinois B1G championship mitigates the despair of Westy fading at The Players in Andy’s world. They immediately jump into the JT-Westy contrasts, namely one putting together an all-time ballstriking round and the other desperately trying to cobble something respectable. They tear the band-aid off and re-live a “worst case scenario” for Andy. JT’s play and legacy are discussed, and Westy’s worst shot of the day is debated. There are giggles over the run of horrendous shanks and tops early in the round, which results in a Thicc impersonation. They also cover a setup quibble here and there, the Mattress King giving away his driver in the middle of a round, the Spieth-Sabbo contretemps, Doug Grim, and every shot live coverage. Brendan defends, maybe, the Players feeling major-ly to him. Rory’s comments about Bryson influencing his chase for speed and swing struggles are reviewed. News focuses on DJ opting out of the Olympics before one more round of Westy laments to sign off on a great week.

Catch the video version on our Cuddles and Rage YouTube. Clay McLeod Chapman is one of my favorite writers. His stories are weird, wonderful, and creepy. I first discovered his writing through past guest Glenn McQuaid (ep 132) as I was binging Tales from Beyond the Pale. Clay's episode The Mattress King will make your skin crawl. Clay is a fellow Quirk Books cousin. His new book with Quirk, Whisper Down the Lane, is out April 6. You can pre-order it now (which I totally did and can't wait!).   Show Notes Website Pre-Order Whisper Down the Lane Twitter @claymcleod Books Amazon Author Profile GoodReads

Homemade Mask (Virtual) Summit: Part 2On June 17, 2020 and June 20, 2020, Tulane University held the Homemade Mask (Virtual) Summit, organized by the Just Wanna Quilt team of Elizabeth Townsend Gard, Hailey Barnett, Whitney Chatmon, John Spartz, and Becky Blank. Hosted by Newcomb Institute, and co-hosted by the Phyllis Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking, and the Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. More information can be found at http://www.justwannaquilt.com.Homemade Mask (Virtual) Summit is where we celebrate the entrepreneurial activities of the mask makers around the country, talk to industrial hygienists about how to safely move around in this world (including how many people should be in an elevator at one time), talk to the scientists, and connect the compassion of caring and making masks with BLM.The audio link to Day One: Part 2 Guests include:The Story of One HospitalDr. Robin Womedou, Chief Medical Officer, Methodist University Hospital, Memphis.TN.The Science of Mask RecapHailey Barnett with Dr. Jocelyn Songer (MakerMask.org)Masks in PrisonsAngelique Thomas, Innocence Project New Orleanswith Hailey Barnett Artists and Performer ProfilesJulian McCleary, professional performer on cruise ships that turned to making masksCeeley Pedescleaux is a quilter who is everything I aspire to be.  Her pieces are nationally known. She is the heart of the Beecher Memorial Quilt Group  in New Orleans, and she has, like so many of us, been making masks.  She made quilts after Katrina, and she is now working on projects about COVID as well.Wendy Starn is a fiber artist.  We’re going to talk to her about her COVID-19 piece.Will Nemitoff is the owner Curious Form, a local art fabrication and design business based in New Orleans. He pivoted from making large-scale artworks for events to addressing the PPE shortage with the production of over 10,000 Face Shields.Industry PivotsMattie Rhodes, Quiltsmart, creates products printed on about interfacing and creating custom patterns for them.  The mondo bag is legendary in the sewing world.  She pivoted to making printed cotton patterns for masks.Chris Larson, Mattress King, is a mattress maker who began using the same materials to shift and make masks. Inventions and 3d PrintingJuan Borbon, who began making bias tape for local groups making homemade masks with a personal 3D printerAlan Puccinelli s the founder of Operation Shields up where he fabricates PPE face fields for front line caregivers.  Broadway, Film, and Designers RepurposingRachna Chandra of Taj Cottage, a clothing brand that shifted to making masks
Alison Parker costumer in the film industry, and  is also the founder of Ric Rack, a local group whose focus is educating the public on textile recycling.
Jeff Whiting gave studio space to Broadway costumers to make masks. Jeff is the owner and Artistic Director of The Open Jar Institute, a music theatre training program founded in 2003 for the development of music theatre artists of all ages.  Jeff is extraordinarily impressive with a long  resume of directing and choreography credits on broadway.   
Sewist in ActionChelsea Cooper, new to sewingRaymond Houston, an author of quilt books, and quilt designerMisty-Anne Harold, wildlife biologists and quilterMeghan Romere, Texas law student who started making masksBeth Strand, long-time quilter who made capsMaddie Kertay of BadAss QuiltersSeth Hackler of Quilting on a Budget and Million Masks a DayJeannete Floyd, art quilterTamy Silvers, quilt businessJudy Walker, quilterEdith Gross, art quilterThe Story of AccuQuiltPam Heller and Joy BanfieldPreservationFrances Dowell and Amy Milne, Quilt AllianceMask Making and CultureRachel McCrafty, Executive Director at Ace Makerspace, a 10-year-old space in Oakland, CA. She has participated in several large mask making projects including an ongoing project serving at-risk communities. Learn more at thecraftyavenger.comThe Power of Students and What’s Happening NextSunshine Best, Ph.D. student, Tulane School of Public HealthHailey Barnet, 2020 Tulane Law School graduateWhitney Chatmon, 2L Tulane law SchoolAlexa Magyari, Ph.D. student, U.S. Berkeley School of Public HealthBecky Blank, alumni, Tulane UniversityElizabeth Townsend Gard, Professor of Law, Tulane University

Homemade Mask (Virtual) Summit: Part 2On June 17, 2020 and June 20, 2020, Tulane University held the Homemade Mask (Virtual) Summit, organized by the Just Wanna Quilt team of Elizabeth Townsend Gard, Hailey Barnett, Whitney Chatmon, John Spartz, and Becky Blank. Hosted by Newcomb Institute, and co-hosted by the Phyllis Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking, and the Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. More information can be found at http://www.justwannaquilt.com.Homemade Mask (Virtual) Summit is where we celebrate the entrepreneurial activities of the mask makers around the country, talk to industrial hygienists about how to safely move around in this world (including how many people should be in an elevator at one time), talk to the scientists, and connect the compassion of caring and making masks with BLM.The audio link to Day One: Part 2 Guests include:The Story of One HospitalDr. Robin Womedou, Chief Medical Officer, Methodist University Hospital, Memphis.TN.The Science of Mask RecapHailey Barnett with Dr. Jocelyn Songer (MakerMask.org)Masks in PrisonsAngelique Thomas, Innocence Project New Orleanswith Hailey Barnett Artists and Performer ProfilesJulian McCleary, professional performer on cruise ships that turned to making masksCeeley Pedescleaux is a quilter who is everything I aspire to be.  Her pieces are nationally known. She is the heart of the Beecher Memorial Quilt Group  in New Orleans, and she has, like so many of us, been making masks.  She made quilts after Katrina, and she is now working on projects about COVID as well.Wendy Starn is a fiber artist.  We’re going to talk to her about her COVID-19 piece.Will Nemitoff is the owner Curious Form, a local art fabrication and design business based in New Orleans. He pivoted from making large-scale artworks for events to addressing the PPE shortage with the production of over 10,000 Face Shields.Industry PivotsMattie Rhodes, Quiltsmart, creates products printed on about interfacing and creating custom patterns for them.  The mondo bag is legendary in the sewing world.  She pivoted to making printed cotton patterns for masks.Chris Larson, Mattress King, is a mattress maker who began using the same materials to shift and make masks. Inventions and 3d PrintingJuan Borbon, who began making bias tape for local groups making homemade masks with a personal 3D printerAlan Puccinelli s the founder of Operation Shields up where he fabricates PPE face fields for front line caregivers.  Broadway, Film, and Designers RepurposingRachna Chandra of Taj Cottage, a clothing brand that shifted to making masks
Alison Parker costumer in the film industry, and  is also the founder of Ric Rack, a local group whose focus is educating the public on textile recycling.
Jeff Whiting gave studio space to Broadway costumers to make masks. Jeff is the owner and Artistic Director of The Open Jar Institute, a music theatre training program founded in 2003 for the development of music theatre artists of all ages.  Jeff is extraordinarily impressive with a long  resume of directing and choreography credits on broadway.   
Sewist in ActionChelsea Cooper, new to sewingRaymond Houston, an author of quilt books, and quilt designerMisty-Anne Harold, wildlife biologists and quilterMeghan Romere, Texas law student who started making masksBeth Strand, long-time quilter who made capsMaddie Kertay of BadAss QuiltersSeth Hackler of Quilting on a Budget and Million Masks a DayJeannete Floyd, art quilterTamy Silvers, quilt businessJudy Walker, quilterEdith Gross, art quilterThe Story of AccuQuiltPam Heller and Joy BanfieldPreservationFrances Dowell and Amy Milne, Quilt AllianceMask Making and CultureRachel McCrafty, Executive Director at Ace Makerspace, a 10-year-old space in Oakland, CA. She has participated in several large mask making projects including an ongoing project serving at-risk communities. Learn more at thecraftyavenger.comThe Power of Students and What’s Happening NextSunshine Best, Ph.D. student, Tulane School of Public HealthHailey Barnet, 2020 Tulane Law School graduateWhitney Chatmon, 2L Tulane law SchoolAlexa Magyari, Ph.D. student, U.S. Berkeley School of Public HealthBecky Blank, alumni, Tulane UniversityElizabeth Townsend Gard, Professor of Law, Tulane University

Mike Hightower knows a thing or two about being the best at something. The king of mattress sales in the Wisconsin Dells knows more than just antimicrobial treatments, memory foam gel and edge guards. Hightower knows all about the Deep State's anti-aging technology, developed to train — and keep — experts in various functions within the Constitutional State government. Think prodigies are actually children?

A sleazy entrepreneur tries to make love and money out of the back of his van in downtown L.A. Written and directed by Clay McLeod Chapman. Featuring Larry Fessenden, Kate Flannery, Martin Starr, Ana Asensio, Clay McLeod Chapman, Glenn McQuaid. Performed Live October 29, 2014. Poster by Trevor Denham.

A sleazy entrepreneur tries to make love and money out of the back of his van in downtown L.A. Written and directed by Clay McLeod Chapman. Featuring Larry Fessenden, Kate Flannery, Martin Starr, Ana Asensio, Clay McLeod Chapman, Glenn McQuaid. Performed Live October 29, 2014. Poster by Trevor Denham.

  What do you get when you mix novelty plungers, pudding, and an anxious romance? Well, we here at Nightcaps at Theater, can only assume it’s something that looks and feels like Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch-Drunk Love (2002).  Don’t worry about calling into a phone-sex line for intimacy/connection, we’ve got you covered there. Love can be as awkward as oppressive siblings, or as spontaneous as a Harmonia, dumped on the side of the street. We want to chew on your cheeks and scoop out your eyes in a loving way. Don’t renew your gym membership, skip the crumby party with the siblings and let’s go get dinner instead. Maybe later we can listen to Shelly Duvall croon a tune, underneath the moon? No need to save up your frequent flyer miles, you can listen to us on Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, etc. instead. Stop selling “Fungers” and start hoarding those Healthy Choice ™ snacks. Don’t forget to Rate, Review, and Subscribe, or you may get a visit from Dean the Mattress King. Tonight, on the Marquee: Picking up Harmonia in the Street, circa 20002, Nightcaps Watches Punch-Drunk Love. Adam Sandler Cinematography. Star Wars Phone Sex Operator The Pudding Man … “He Needs Me.” The Definition of Punch-Drunk. Negging Sisters. Phone Sex… Just Don’t Do It! Meanwhile, in Provo, Utah. Bustin Down Bathrooms. Anxiety Tap Dance in the Grocery Store. Strange Small Dirty Talk “If Uncut Gems doesn’t succeed…” – Our Dark Future. “They’re Both Method.” – Sandler vs. Day Lewis. “Can We Watch Billy Madison Instead?” “Actor’s F^&k” – A True Fact. Mark’s “Big Stick” Story. “Ya Strokin Ya Snoke?” – Star Wars Sexline “And Bye-Bye.” Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: “Four Way” – William Ross Chernoff's Nomads

It’s Friday! This recording came prior to an angsty, brown-sauce fueled Thursday Night Football viewing. Andy and Brendan begin with a celebration of all that happened in the opening round at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa. They start with hailing the Mattress King, Louis Oosthuizen, and his heroic effort posting an opening round 63 to lead while battling kidney stones. There’s also much rejoicing over Lee Westwood’s and Ernie Els’s prominent spots on the leaderboard. They also ponder if the Mayakoba Classic is now under the curse of El Tucan given the torrential rains that have soaked the course all week. Then they get into a thorough review of the sketchy Billy Mayfair DQ from two weeks ago with some new delightful details (including that he’s on his second wife named Tammy/Tami) reported by Michael Bamberger. There are many self-contradictions from Playfair, including an old video they play for a truly “gotcha” moment. Flashback Friday focuses on a former Mayakoba winner’s much more noble run-in with a rules controversy. A news segment addresses Abe Ancer’s “calling out” of Tiger, Ian Poulter as a hat etiquette nazi, Sergio’s gender reveal, and Jason Day announcing he has multiple trainers on a “team” that has to be ballooning in size.

Much like the "Mattress King" did, we thought the Astros would win the World Series. Unlike the "Mattress King," we did not bet 3 million bucks on it. Congratulations to the Washington Nationals for bringing home the coveted Tiffany trophy for the first time in the city's history. It wasn't the most exciting seven game series that we've seen, with only one game decided by one run and the rest by 3 or more, but it was seven games, nonetheless. Eric and Chad review the World Series and then talk about the Giants who elected free agency, and the finalists for the Giants' managerial position. We'll be back periodically throughout the offseason, even for short(ish) episodes when something big drops. Perhaps signing Cole? We kid. Thank you for all of your support throughout the 2019 season. It was our most successful year after our inaugural season of 2011. We recorded 28 podcast episodes during the season, totaling over 30 hours of content, including a few interviews. We hope to bring as much or more audio content to you in 2020, and perhaps more video products. We want to hear what you want! Send us a line at chad at torturecast dot com.  Thanks, and we'll see you soon! twitter.com/torturecast facebook.com/torturecast torturecast.com

In the first part of this episode, Mark Kinsley talks to Ryan Farris from Mattress King in Oklahoma City. How does Ryan quarterback creativity and build value in their store offering? What can you learn about using vivid, self-created terminology that will help you measure your advertising? The Mattress King himself opens the cabinet to some crown jewels of sleep shop wisdom. Piggybacking on the topic of creativity and overcoming adversity, Dos Marcos dive into a story about the best selling jazz piano album of all-time and how it almost didn't happen.

This weekend we had our friend Eric Bowe Pillow Talk with The Mattress King get on and tell us the new things with mattresses and what the sales are looking like on mattresses at Appliance Factory and Mattress Kingdom for Presidents' Day! Also we had Allie Smith with C&C Kithcens Ltd telling us the latest trends with kitchens! Kissner and Drako also reacted to the news of the Broncos trading for Joe Flacco.

In our last Christmas movie of the month, the gang covered the Arnold movie that no one revisits: Jingle all the Way. There’s a reason why no one watches this movie… Few things to cover: Is Arnold the Mattress King of Minneapolis? Can Arnold or Max pronounce Minneapolis correctly? How dumb is Arnold’s family; does his son not know what D-0-L-L means, and why doesn’t the son or Rita Wilson not recognize Arnold at the end of the movie? He is only wearing a visor! Also, how much prison time is Sinbad going to face at the end of this movie? Speaking of prison time, Phil Hartman’s character was way ahead of the #metoo movement in this. Bunch of dumb stuff in this episode, so make sure you already have your Turboman in hand before it sells out! Please rate and review, and if you want to be part of the show, follow us on social media on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/tdbackrow.pod/, Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tdbackrow_pod/, or you can write into our mailbag at TDbackrow@gmail.com!  

Do you ever wonder what keeps the founder of Casper (https://casper.com/) awake at night? How they came to dominate podcast advertising? And how much your startup's name matters? (spoiler alert: not much) In this episode of Collective Wisdom, Micah Rosenbloom (https://twitter.com/micahjay1) distills a dozen actionable tips from Casper's Philip Krim (https://twitter.com/pkrim), the mattress king of Brooklyn.

This podcast is offically 1 year old! We celebrate with a Wedding Cake Martini, and a really good episode of Friends. Thanks to everybody for listening and we only have about 2 and half more years to go.  'The one with the giant poking device' is the Season 3 Episode 8 of Friends we cover this week. Phoebe visiting the Dentist happens to kill somebody, and this time it might be Ugly Naked Guy. Joey comes clean about seeing Janice making out with the Mattress King. Chandler and Janice break-up, causing sad Chandler. Ross leaves Ben with Monica and Rachel, only to have Ben end up with a big bump on his noggin. The gang poke Ugly Naked Guy back to life.  We go back in time and play the start of the first episode of this podcast, oh boy. We go over the Top 5 most popular episodes of this podcast. We select our Most Valuable Friend, Runer-Up, and rate the episode. This episode runs a little longer than most because we were celebrating!  Please rate this podcast in iTunes. Just give us 5 stars and write a couple of sentences. It really helps bring more listeners.  You can follow us on Twitter, @JoshSolbach or @MelissaSolbach.  Want to suggest a title for the next episode? Email theonewithpodcast@gmail.com or call 316-361-6081. We'd love to hear from you.  The next time you're on FaceBook, search and like theonewithpodcast page.  We'll be back next week, for some Football Thanksgiving Fun. That's right. Thanksgiving in February. 

This episode covers Friends, Season 3 Episode 7 'The one with the race car bed'. the Mattress King is slashing prices, and Janet's heart. Monica decides to buy a new mattress because these prices can't be beat. Joey is teaching a class in Soap Opera Acting, when he has to compete with a student for a part. Ross and Rachel have dinner and brunch with Dr. Greene, who doesn't like Ross at all.  If you have a moment go rate and review this show on iTunes. Or tell a Friend who likes Friends about us! You can also like our Facebook Page, just search for theonewithpodcast, one word.  Follow us on twitter, @Joshsolbach and @Melissasolbach. We follow back.  Next week, we celebrate the one year anniversary of this podcast. 

Larry Miller of Sit 'n Sleep chain talks about how the weak housing market hits the mattress business.