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Kelly & Ali sing the praises of the Canadian music industry. Hear how audio and advertising intersect. Cue up emerging artists on your playlist. Be inspired to shop for a fancy new sparkle vest. It's an episode in perfect harmony.ABOUT OUR GUESTS:Kelly McCluskeyExec Producer/Partner, Grayson MusicAt the helm of the commercial production team, Kelly has managed a diverse portfolio of audio projects for thousands of clients and brands, and produced dozens of award-winning campaigns. For over a decade at Grayson, Kelly's passion for music, creative projects and people has been her driving force. She's been instrumental in building the Grayson team and network of artists as it's doubled in size, and shaping the company as they continue to reach new creative heights. When she isn't working, Kelly continues to indulge her love for music; discovering new artists, going to shows, singing, and listening to records at home with her dogs.Ali Willa MilnerGrammy nominated and multi-Juno Award winning songwriter Ali Willa Milner has led many lives, all deeply connected to music and voice. For years, Ali worked as an artist (under the moniker ‘Willa'), as a songwriter for herself and others, and as a voice actor (film, TV, advertising and animation).At Berklee College of Music in Boston, she learned how to sharpen the lyrics, concept, and melody of any writing room. She has written for many artists (Ryan Guldemond of Mother Mother, One Republic's John Nathaniel, Babyface, The Knocks, Now United and more) and was nominated for her first Grammy as a songwriter in 2022. As a songwriter, she was part of 6 nominations at the 2024 Juno Awards and won Songwriter of the Year and Alternative Album of the Year. She was nominated for Billboard Canada's Non-Performing Songwriter Of The Year for her work in 2024. She was also nominated for the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame Breakthrough Songwriter Award in 2024.She has had equal success in voice acting (My Little Pony, Rogers, Chevrolet, McCafe, Canadian Tire, Nissan, BMO, AMEX, OLG and more) with a lead role in an upcoming animated feature coming in 2026.Ali's extensive experience in these worlds has provided great success in her commercial directing career at Grayson Music Group. She's since helmed projects for Subway, Visa, TD, Kia, Scotiabank, and more. She has an innate ability to work with any talent to bring the message to life in a fresh way, and is exceptionally skilled at leading a room and guiding a project's sonic identity. ADCC Created is brought to you by The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, hosted by Lyranda Martin Evans (Fellow Human), with music and studio care of Grayson Music. Follow us on Instagram @theadccEmail us at created@theadcc.ca

For McDonald’s, India presents a consistent growth in contrasting the headwinds its facing globally. That story has been charted by Westlife Foodworld, McDonalds top seller in India since it opened its first local store in Vasant Vihar, New Delhi in 1996. In this episode, Host Anirban Chowdhury talks to Akshay Jatia, President and CEO of Westlife talks about how he sees the Indian QSR story evolving, the growing importance of tier II and III cities to McDonald’s growth in India, what he thinks of competition like Good Flippin Burgers, why he won’t hive off McCafe into an independent entity and much more. Tune inIf you like this episode, check out more Corner Office Conversations from the podcast: Adar Poonawalla, Sandip Patel, The Mega Listing Of Vishal Retail, Antonoaldo Neves, Rajesh Jejurikar, Srikanth Velamakanni, and more!You can follow Anirban Chowdhury on his social media: Twitter and Linkedin Catch the latest episode of ‘The Morning Brief’ on ET Play, The Economic Times Online, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Amazon Music and Youtube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch the 9malls review of McDonald's McCafe Keurig K-Cup Baked Apple Pie Coffee. Is this the best tasting pod coffee ever tested on this channel? Watch the hands on coffee taste test to find out. #coffee #mccafe #mcdonalds #tastetestreview Shop 9malls Directly at 9mallsGadgets: https://9mallsgadgets.com/ Find As Seen On TV Products & Gadgets at the 9malls Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/9malls Please support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/9malls Disclaimer: I may also receive compensation if a visitor clicks through to 9malls, or makes a purchase through Amazon or any affiliate link. I test each product on site thoroughly and give high marks to only the best. We are independently owned and the opinions expressed here are our own.

Doodles has partnered with McDonald's to bring a little holiday magic to everyone who orders a McCafe beverage. When customers buy a McCafe drink using the McDonald's app, they'll get a special code. This code can be used in Doodles' online platform, called the Doodles Stoodio, to redeem a pack of digital collectibles featuring McDonald's x Doodles items.~This episode is sponsored by Tangem~Tangem ➜ https://bit.ly/TangemPBNUse Code: "PBN" for Additional Discounts!00:00 intro00:17 Sponsor: Tangem00:42 Paul's Restaurant History01:15 McDonald's x Doodles03:50 Collectible Cups Went Viral04:19 Collectibles Save McDonald's Q305:40 Doodles NFTs on BASE06:02 Doodles CEO on Growth06:38 Millions of Cups Going Viral07:05 Reusable Cups Testing07:59 VP of Marketing on Collectibles09:46 Grimace Solana FAIL10:14 Coinbase Meme Coins10:40 Optimism & Kraken11:06 outro~McDonald's on Ethereum

Tools down, time for a Coffee Break! Coffee that tastes like…coffee? Haven't heard of it. We discuss the dessert blends at Kirk's Cafe - who wouldn't want a latte that tastes like lamington or strawberry cheesecake? The boys give their take on signature drinks like the Mont Blanc, and we give a shoutout to a very important listener… Plus, let's talk ‘trash coffee'! Nothing wrong with a bit of Starbucks or McCafe from time to time. We're asking; Why is maccas the most popular coffee franchise in Australia, and what are our favorite ‘trash coffee' drinks? All this, plus an honorable mention of Star Wars and our thoughts on the latest Joker (Folie à Deux).  Coffee Break is your weekly inside scoop into the coffee community. Everything from on the fly barista tips, honest and unfiltered cafe reviews (eek), hospitality stories and gate kept coffee secrets. Love our content? Watch Tuesday's full episode and all other past eps on YouTube or find them in your podcast feed - and follow us @itsjustcoffee on Instagram! Want more of Rohan and Kirk? (duh)  Rohan Cooke - @goldenbrown.coffee Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/goldenbrown.coffee?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==  Kirk Pearson - @kirkthebarista Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/kirkthebarista?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==  Project Zero Coffee - @projectzero.coffee  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/projectzero.coffee?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==  Plus!! Get your hands on some quality beans for home brewing at Golden Brown Coffee.   Want to get in touch? Hit us up at hello@itsjustcoffeepod.com for any questions or comments. Thankyou for listening, love ya!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The second of our three Patreon-exclusive episodes is here! Originally published Sep 27, 2023. Backlist: This episode has been a long time coming. Our good friend Raeven stops by to chat about Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera, an extremely formative and influential story for us, the podcast, and YA at large. Which is why it's extremely funny and extremely weird that the novel is largely some sort of Abbot and Costello sketch with the plot of the musical going on in the background. This is gonna be a wild one. Chill: We are all drinking variations of Raeven's Backlist fan drink "Ambigously Brown". Ollie's got the closest to the original recipe: a hot cocoa with oatmilk, Abuelita drinking chocolate, Rumchata, and cinnamon, topped with mocha Whipshot. Cyna went iced: coffee with almond milk, chocolate syrup, Abuelita drinking chocolate, and Rumchata. Raeven's is on the go: this morning's coffee mixed with Abuelita drinking chocolate, Rumchata, and spiced vanilla rum, all dumped into a McCafe iced coffee, Pics! Cyna / Raeven / Ollie As Mentioned: You can find Raeven on Tumblr, Twitter, and A03 for some extremely Backlist-relevant fanfic. Intro theme - "Let It In" by Josh Woodward. (2h 05m. Content Warning: Profanity, alcohol consumption, sexually explicit and generally extremely filthy language, discussion of stalking, sexual harassment, suicide, and self-harm.)

Andrew slides in at the 11th hour! So many burger joints! What are you surfing the net with? How about a little Media Corner™? Follow middle, an app suggestion for heaving file transfers, and a time-critical topic. Welcome to episode 107! Andrew's Struggling 00:00:00 Big night out!

On this podcast we discuss what a DINK is, we discuss Keanu Reeves' multiple "John" roles, and McDonald's tries to take Starbucks' market with their new restaurant CosMc's. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/panana-st/support

While not stepping foot on the park in the Hoops, Stephen Wells will still go down as a Geelong Immortal for his role in selecting the best talent available to play for the Cats. Those who succeeded and those who didn't all still had a story and played a part in creating the culture Geelong is renowned for today. Proudly Presented by McCafe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the senior players that helped guide the next gen of Cats, Peter Riccardi was right there in the midst of Geelong's rise. His own career was one of perseverance and effort. Proudly Presented by McCafe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2009 Norm Smith Medallist joined Cameron Ling on this episode of Legends of Kardinia Park. From the early days of Geelong's most successful period, to witnessing and playing a huge part of one of the great Grand Finals. This is Paul Chapman's story. Proudly Presented by McCafe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cameron Ling is joined by 1963 Premiership Captain, Fred Wooller. From early trials and tribulations, to witnessing the rise of the great Polly Farmer, Fred has quite the story to tell of his Cats career. Proudly Presented by McCafe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a new week, meaning new opportunities in the retail auto industry. Today we're covering why EVs cost more to repair than ICE vehicles, Northwood University's new Master's Degree, and McDonald's new restaurant spinoff.Electric vehicles (EVs) are proving costly to repair after accidents, surprising many owners with high bills and extended repair times.A recent Wall Street Journal article said that repairs for EVs are generally more expensive than gas vehicles due to the need for more replacement parts, complexity, and fewer specialized repair shops.On average, EVs cost $6,587 to repair post-collision, versus $4,215 for traditional vehicles, with insurance premiums also being higher for EV owners ($357/month for EVs vs. $248/month for ICE).Special considerations like lithium-ion battery risks and the use of exotic materials like aluminum in EVs add to repair costs and complexity.According  Scott MacFiggen's neighbor backed into his R1T pickup truck last summer, he faced a $22,000 repair bill and 2½ months wait, reflecting a common trend among EV owners.Despite current challenges, signs point to potential cost reductions as spare parts supply increases and more repair shops gain expertise.“People are used to hearing that EVs have fewer parts than a combustion vehicle, but that is not the case in collision repair,” - Marc Fredman, Chief Strategy Officer, CCC Intelligent Solutions.Our friends at Northwood University are launching a first-ever specialized Master of Science in Organizational Leadership, which will provide in-depth exploration of auto industry-specific challenges and leadership skills.Features automotive-focused readings and cases, interactive and experiential learning scenariosFrom the Auto Remarketing article: The program, designed for participants with diverse auto industry experiences, offers a path for graduates of Northwood's automotive marketing management and automotive aftermarket management programs, creating “a unified and comprehensive educational journey,” Northwood said in a news release.Flexible 24 month online format w classes starting on Jan 15th. McDonald's is further unveiling CosMc's, a secretive new restaurant spinoff, stirring intrigue and speculation in the fast-food industry and from one influential tik-tockerBased on a little-known McDonaldland character from the late '80s, CosMc's aims to blend McDonald's core essence with a distinct personality.The first presumed location is in Bolingbrook, Illinois, where a retro-style building and multiple drive-thru lanes can now be seen, hinting at a focus on quick service.Social media buzz suggests a shift towards McCafe-style offerings over traditional fast food, potentially challenging Starbucks.McDonald's has kept details under wraps, planning to reveal more during its investor day conference.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by DrinkWise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drink wise. LIVE PODCAST AT CROWN MELBOURNE On Monday the 25th of September join us as we broadcast live from midday. We'll be broadcasting from the Audio hub in the Metropol Precinct (next to Forever New). Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe and Pearler T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0:00 - Hutchy's big week and the fallout from the Herald Sun article on SEN's finances 9:25 - Corey Webster's comments on Twitter 10:58 - Gillon McLachlan's cheeky swipe at Hutchy 12:10 - The exclusive invite list for Gill's farewell party 13:12 - The AFMA Awards dinner... the media's "pie night" 20:20 - Brian Taylor receives a life membership at the AFMAs 23:28 - Have TV networks in Australia missed the trick at not filming their commentators? 27:37 - Memories of working with Ron Barassi 30:56 - How many columns did Damo ghost write for? 33:14 - The Grand Final parade is out of the Yarra and back on the streets this year Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. LIVE PODCAST AT CROWN MELBOURNE On Monday the 25th of September join us as we broadcast live from midday. We'll be broadcasting from the Audio hub in the Metropol Precinct (next to Forever New). Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe and Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0.0    – Hutchy's joining us from New York where he got door stopped in a bar.   4.30 - Aaron Rodgers injury   6.20 – Perth Wildcats played in Las Vegas in front of NBA scouts. Alex Sarr getting a lot of attention.   7.05 – Arm Rest Rodeo update. . .you must concede defeat in the US.   8.00 – Was Bailey Smith in New York?   8.20 – Source Attribution – John ‘Sly' Sylvester takes it to a new level.   11.40 – Mitch Cleary's Walk and Talk with BT   14.00 – Discussion of the MRP and Maynard / Brayshaw ruling last night.   24.00– The Chairman's Lounge. People are obsessed with upgrades    26.15 – JB's email to QANTAS   30.45 – Sky News Australia takes legal action against RMIT Fact Lab.   33.00 – Glass Jaw Nomination – Philip Lowe outgoing chairman of the Reserve Bank. Do we think Phil Lowe is a member of the QANTAS Chairman's Club   37.00 – The PAR – passive aggressive retweet   37.45 – Reverse taking out the trash   40.40 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise.  Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is was produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield and Courtney Gabb for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe and Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0.00 - An airline update. Public sentiment has turned on QANTAS 3.20 – Spin City – Hutchy is Allan Joyce. 9.00 – Hutchy is off to Las Vegas with the Perth Wildcats. How convenient it coincides with the NRL kicking off.   11.00 – Arm Rests on Planes – an update from Hutchy.   14.45 – Kiss announced as the AFL Grand Final entertainment.   15.45 – Mark Thompson back to present the Premiership Cup. Juddy doing the Norm Smith. 16.25 – John Farnham's track ‘You're the Voice' being used as the YES campaign song for the referendum. Why are people so worked up about the song choice? Hutchy and Damo reveal how they'll vote.   17.00 – Nathan Buckley on Whateley – his cynic meter is off the charts lately   20.00 – Damo cops a nomination for the Glass Jaw Award on the fly as he takes a swipe at Buckley's comments about the media.   23.35 – Damo wants to pick up the issue of West Coast and tanking or is it done?   24.00 – Wil Anderson on The Saturday Rub roasts Damo.   26.45 – Damo caught up with Mini Me (aka his brother) on the weekend.   28.30 – Big shake up in Melbourne radio morning slot this week with Neil Mitchell announcing his retirement. Hutchy recalls his days doing a segment on Neil's show each week back in the day. Was Tony Jones unlucky to miss out   32.05 – Life time membership granted to Andrew Demetriou from the GWS Giants.    34.35 – The PR Pay Off with Max Gawn and Jeremy Howe   35.25 – Lachlan Murdoch has to pay out Crickey for legal fees.   36.35 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise on Hutchy and Damo's NFL leanings.  Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spring Racing is hotting up and Pro Group Racing has you covered because Daggy & Beaver present Show Us Your Tips – all the winners from the Group racing at both Caulfield & Randwick this weekend. We kick off at Caulfield, on currently a Soft track where the rail returns to the True position. It's the traditional kick off point for Group 1 Racing down south with the 1400m feature the Memsie Stakes, and again we get the clash between the old warhorses Alligator Blood & Mr Brightside. The ten race card also includes the Group 3 Tile Importer Heatherlie Stakes, The McCafe 1100m Stakes & the Tobin Brother Cockram Stakes on a deep card. BEST Daggy – R9 N3 Alligator Blood Beaver – R10 N7 Kalino VALUE Daggy – R4 N7 Senor Uno Beaver – R8 N5 Magic Time We also have a great 10 race card from Randwick, where we should see a Good track and the Rail moving to the 4m position. We the talented 3YO's returning in the Group 2 Darley Furious Stakes, while champion sprinter Nature Strip returns for another Everest Campaign in the Group 3 Concorde Stakes. The Weight For Age stars are in action in the Tramway Stakes and we also have the Listed CTC Cup. BEST Daggy – R10 N10 Peirelle Beaver – R9 N16 Olentia VALUE Daggy – R4 N4 Mission Pheonix Beaver – R6 N8 Cigar Flick We've also got winners from the rest of the country for good measure. As always, check out progroupracing.com.au for more!

Henry Dwyer joins Racing Pulse to discuss Asfoora ahead of the McCafe 1100 Stakes at Caulfield tomorrow

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe and Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0.00 – Hutchy inked a deal with Rio Tinto for the Perth Wildcats. Anthony Albanese was photographed wearing a Rio Tinto t-shirt recently. Is it appropriate for the PM to sport a private company's logo?   2.45– The Footy Show Grand Final edition. Will Hutchy or Damo get any screen time?   8.00 – I've Got a Feel for Verity Damo!  The Dan Andrew's crash story just keeps racking up the clicks. How does this story play out at Morning Prayers?   13.20 – Is Jordan Lewis a legend? The Festival of Headlines.   14.30 – The Radio Ratings and how new streaming metrics are impacting old school numbers.   16.30 – Victorian Racing. Damo's got some inside mail on a possible business deal with Hutchy to buy Racing.com. Not correct says Hutchy.   20.15 – Fact Checking comes under fire.     24.15 – Hutchy on the other end of an anonymous source story speculating on the radio rights Super Netball deal.   26.45 – The AFL Finals Series and how a few predictions panned out during the season.   28.30 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise from Tom Burns regarding the accessibility of AFL for overseas viewers. Hutchy shares a few viewing tips for Londoners. Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe. Win free McCafé coffee for a year on the MyMacca's app. 25 winners everyday. Ends 29th August 2023 and Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0.0    – How is Damo going to cope in a ‘no blocking' world on X? Plus behind the scenes at Footy Classified.   2.13       – Gary Vee's comments in our bonus episode regarding the potential of the X platform were interesting. Where has Hutchy's ‘walk and talk' content gone?   4.25 – Damien Hardwick 90 days after resigning due to burnout. How did the Hardwick move to the Suns happen behind the scenes?   11.00 – The West Coast statement this week was bizarre. Were certain comments around tanking aimed at Hutchy?   18.35 - Tom Papley admits he's lifted a segment from The Sounding Board for his podcast after Damo gave him and the Swans grief recently.   20.20 – ‘Foodgate' stories spun from Sunday Footy Show antics are generating click bait stories like never before. TJ's verity is up! Is there tension behind the scenes of the Sunday Footy Show?   24.10 - Taking out the Trash – the Commonwealth Games bill of $380million was slipped out early on a Saturday morning.    26.50 – The sub editor. Discussion of filing a story and leaving notes to sub editors to ensure your favourite lines don't get cut. Awkward when the notes to the editor gets accidentally left in the final copy.   28.50 – Peter Ryan from The Age might have just topped the ‘source attribution' list for the year. Huge amount of explanation of sources has crept into the copy.   33.20 – Eddie Jones and his presser re cynical journalists. Sounded like he was talking to Damo.   34.30 =- How is Hutchy's Wild Card idea tracking?. Hutchy pulls out the big guns and quotes the bible while analysing Damo's approach.   37.30 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise.  Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe. Win free McCafé coffee for a year on the MyMacca's app. 25 winners everyday. Ends 29th August 2023 and Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett in conversation with Gary Vaynerchuk - serial entrepreneur, Chairman of VaynerX, CEO of Vaynermedia and 5 x New York Times Bestselling author. We discuss; Gary's recent Mindset Matters tour and his connection with Australia. Gary's knowledge of the wine industry and views on how Australian wine is marketed in the US. Elements of old media that will endure and where the value lies in advertising Gary's dream to own the New York Jets and his views on team ownership and the importance of storytelling to promote a sport or a team The transition of Twitter to X and whether Elon Musk's strategy will pay off You can follow Garry Vee on socials - links via his website HERE. Send us an email anytime to thesoundingboard@sen.com.au. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. TIME CODES 0.00 – Damo was off the interchange bench and filled in for Hutchy on Footy Classified last night. 2.20 – Hats off to Sam Pang for his hosting duties at The Logies. 5.20– What happened to BT at the Logies? 7.50 – Ashes has finished. Was it disappointing in the end? 9.50 – Discussion of Mark Robinson's The Tackle Column where he took a swipe at Gary Lyon for overshadowing Curnow's achievements by telling a anecdote about his own career. Gary fired back on SEN with force. 15.40 – Fox Footy wasn't calling from the Adelaide Oval on Saturday night for Showdown. 16.20 – News Corp's Verity stats pay off. 18.20 – Tom Browne breaks his silence 19.00 – Hyper localism and verity help to drive subscriptions. 19.20 – Buddy Franklin ‘snubs' the media on retirement. 25.00 – The ABC's ‘hot mic moment'. 30.00 – Damo' latest take on Victorian Racing 38.45 – How's the Matty and Andrew Johns' situation going? 41.30 – Question of the Week 43.00 - Feedback re Nick Mckenzie Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe. Win free McCafé coffee for a year on the MyMacca's app. 25 winners everyday. Ends 29th August 2023 and thanks also to Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Send us an email anytime to thesoundingboard@sen.com.au. The Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe. Win free McCafé coffee for a year on the MyMacca's app. 25 winners everyday. Ends 29th August 2023. Our guest on the podcast today is Nick McKenzie. Nick is one of the nation's most decorated investigative journalists, having been named Australian Journalist of the Year on four separate occasions. Over two decades, he has worked for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Four Corners program, Nine's 60 Minutes and The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age newspapers. His reporting spans politics, defence, foreign affairs, the criminal justice system, corporate crime and social affairs. He has been awarded the Walkley, Australia's highest journalism award, a record fourteen times. Nick's new book Crossing the Line is available now - you'll find more info HERE Thanks also to Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Send us an email anytime to thesoundingboard@sen.com.au. The Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Continuing my investigation into the disappearing items on the McCafe bakery menu, I travel to my local McDonald's to find some answers. And perhaps, to make a new friend.

McDonald's has pulled McCafe Bakery items from their menu. Is this history repeating itself? No, but I go undercover as a long haul truck driver to get to the bottom of it anyway.

Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute. McCafe bakery items are being phased out at McDonald’s. Apple fritters, blueberry muffins and cinnamon rolls are among the items disappearing from the menu. The company says it’s been listening to customers and adjusting the menu based on their likes and […]

US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Threads hits 100M users, McDonald's phases out McCafe items, and Senator Schumer seeks FDA probe of PRIME energy drink.

Jimmy and Nath are back for Winter Drive, this time live form Perth thanks to McCafe! 13 10 60 - Do you love a bum tap? and GRIMY GEARS- Lets find Australia's filthiest car.  Amy Shark joins the show to talk her new song 'Can I Shower At Yours' so naturally the boys interview Amy whilst they are showering.  The boys make their first stop for their McCafe Moments on The Map Tour and travel to Rottnest Island. Finally are you a man who has a big nose? Do we have some good news for you!   Catch Jimmy and Nath live on the HIT Network Monday to Friday from 3pm to 6pm and weekends from 7am to 9am. Follow the boys on Instagram and TikTok @jimmyandnathSubscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/jimmy-and-nathSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy and Nath are back for Winter Drive, this time live form Perth thanks to McCafe! 13 10 60 - Do you love a bum tap? and GRIMY GEARS- Lets find Australia's filthiest car.  Amy Shark joins the show to talk her new song 'Can I Shower At Yours' so naturally the boys interview Amy whilst they are showering.  The boys make their first stop for their McCafe Moments on The Map Tour and travel to Rottnest Island. Finally are you a man who has a big nose? Do we have some good news for you!   Catch Jimmy and Nath live on the HIT Network Monday to Friday from 3pm to 6pm and weekends from 7am to 9am. Follow the boys on Instagram and TikTok @jimmyandnathSubscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/jimmy-and-nathSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet Aman. Aman loves coffee. He loves coffee that much that he can call it his passion and desire. The both of us discuss his rise to TikTok fandom, boasting over 2.7 million likes and videos reaching an upwards of 15.5 million views. Having started his coffee journey in the McCafe way back at the ripe age of 15, Aman's passion for Melbourne's most cherished social glue has seen him develop a beautiful outlook on life and the powerful ability to bring happiness to those around him! What a chat this was, to be able to have someone explain how genuinely passionate and in love they are with their life brought me such happiness. I cannot thank Aman for his time and I hope you all enjoy the listen xx Aman's Socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/amancoffee/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@amancoffee Remember if you enjoyed the episode, please don't forget to follow Life With Lam and leave a review. Contact me via these handles if you want to collaborate or be a part of the family!  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lifewithlampodcast/    Email - lifewithlampodcast@gmail.com

We invite food writer and coffee expert Oliver Strand—and our very own Michael Hoffman—into the studio to talk coffee. After we make sure we're caffeinated, we discuss specialty coffee, coffee snobbery, and cup some McCafe, just for fun. 

For our first ever in-person podcast, this week Jonah and Vanessa are joined by a bonafide musical and pop-culture legend: "Weird Al" Yankovic! Vanessa runs her own song parodies from college by our guest today to get his feedback, we dig deep into the history of Weird Al's favorite cereal and present him with a very special gift. Along the way we also talk about his favorite cartoons from growing up, his tour rider snack situation and what goes through his mind when he's onstage singing his hit song parodies to audiences all over the world. Finally we play a game of YESTOLGIA OR NOSTALGIA where we get everyone's take on the return of mood rings, Pizza Hut's New Yorker pizza and Vienetta Ice Cream. You've heard plenty of interviews with Weird Al before but has anyone else asked him about Black Flag or Kudos bars? Terry Gross look out, we're coming from your job! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good Morning, Gus! Live from Tiny Town drinking some McCafe coffee, it's a new episode of ANMA. This week, Gus and Geoff get in the holiday spirit as they talk about Our accents, Sex Cauldron, Gus & Geoff living together, The unsung home office, The tiny HD TV vs Geoff's EDTV, Animal Crossing, Reserved seating, Really going after Denver, and Loving McDonald's. We DID NOT get the name right and we don't know what to do so buy a shirt at www.store.roosterteeth.com. This episode is sponsored by Better Help http://betterhelp.com/anma. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hungry Jack's has announced it is ploughing $20 million in a new cafe arm to take on Maccas in the cafe game. Twitter is going to take Elon Musk to court after he announced plans to walk away from his offer to buy Twitter. The private equity giant behind Laser Clinics Australia, the massive cosmetic clinic chain, has bought out dozens of its franchisees after facing a heap of franchisee unrest. --- Build the financial wellbeing of your team at work with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatwork --- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show notes, show notes, everybody get down on show noooootes. It's another episode of our podcast yay!!! On today's show, Tony breaks down the full history of the McCafe and also enjoys a tasty bevy from them. The guys make some NBA Finals bets live on air and these ones are definitely gonna come through. Eventually they get to the big news in the beer industry which is uh, whatever they were drinking this week and also something or other with Modern Times. Oh and Tony did bad at a game where I had to print something out lol. OK I'm tired of the beer industry now can we get back to whatever it is I was doing (watching Guy's Grocery Games)? Ok see ya. Follow us on Instagram: @beerenginepod Email us: beerengineshow@gmail.comGive us a tip: ko-fi.com/beerenginepodcast

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: 13 new Existential Risk Movies & TV Shows that should be made – what are your ideas?, published by HaydnBelfield on April 12, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. There's been some interest over the last year or so in movies and TV shows that could be funded in the general areas of global catastrophic risk or longtermism. In December 2021, Don't Look Up became one of the best performing movies ever on Netflix, and has inspired lots of discussion of climate change, raising its salience. I put together a brainstorm of movies and TV shows that I'd like to see funded and made below, and I'd love to hear other people's ideas – get in the comments. Disaster movies remakes/reboots Dr Strangelove is absolutely incredible, and maybe unremakable. But that's never stopped Hollywood before! Its 60 years old, remake it with Steve Carell as the lead. Threads and The Day After are 40 years old, lets do new versions of them – and add what we now know about nuclear winter. These films were apparently very influential on Reagan. Contagion is really good, Outbreak is bad. Let's have more pandemic movies, focused on engineered pandemics – really nailing the case against gain-of-function research. What about a version of Terminator focused only on Skynet? A better version of Transcendence, or a bigger scale version of Ex Machina. Armageddon and Deep Impact are not particularly accurate, but are very engaging. They're 30 years old. Why not new versions of these, but focused on the dual-use dangers of asteroid mining? Or on supervolcanoes? I loved the early episodes of Survivors (1975) set in an empty wasteland Britain after a pandemic has killed 99% of the population. Later episodes are a bit post-apocalyptic The Archers (lots of farming problems) but there are some great episodes about rebuilding civilisation. They remade it in 2008 and it's meh. Remake a better version set in the US. Turn these books into movies/TV shows Richard Rhodes – The Making of The Atomic Bomb. Incredibly cinematic book, honestly surprised it hasn't been adapted yet. I'd want this to be a several seasons-long series. First season is the early dreams of 20th century physics, following Rutherford, Bohr, Fermi, etc. Second season follow Szilárd and others as they escape the Nazis and keep the nuclear chain reaction secret, end with the Einstein-Szilárd letter to Roosevelt. Third season follows the Manhattan Project, ends with Hiroshima and Nagasaki (could be similar to Manh(a)ttan). Daniel Ellsberg – The Doomsday Machine. There's been loads of movies made about him leaking the Pentagon Papers, but none on his much more interesting work on nuclear strategy. You could have the weird intense atmosphere of 1950s RAND, him hopping around the Pacific at various bases realising theres no limits on individual pilots starting WW3, his realisation that the missile gap was a mistake and he's just been increasing nuclear risk for five years, preparing to leak on nuclear weapons but the hidden documents buried in the ground are washed away by a hurricane (!), getting arrested with his son on the train tracks to a nuclear production facility, etc. Cold Dawn (Newhouse) – how the first bilateral restrictions on nuclear weapons (SALT I) were passed. Loads of fun 1970s suits and hairstyles, weird stuff during the negotiations like boating on Lake Geneva, Kissinger as the central character (fascinating antihero). With a possible sequel adapting Endgame (Talbott) in which Rumsfeld betrays Kissinger and kills SALT II. If you want to make a full series out of it, adapt Adler's story of the arms control community from the 40s to the 70s. The Precipice – Toby Ord going through the major existential risks, have one scene of him literally in a McDonalds in Geneva saying “The BWC's budget is smaller than this little McCafe”. What We Owe The ...

Filings in 2022 indicate that one thing about the metaverse is that it will be well fed and well dressed. Companies with a combined market cap of around $1.1 trillion have filed for trademarks related to metaverse and NFTs this year alone. If you include Meta in this discussion, the figure rises to almost $2 trillion. In addition, 1967 NFT-related applications have been filed in 2022 alone. This is already higher than the total for the whole of 2021. However, as we are well aware of Meta's plans due to their rebrand, so lets focus on the lesser-known metaverse players. Brands such as Ralph Lauren, Chevron, McDonald's, Monster, Colgate, WWE, Levis, Playboy, and many more are gearing up to enter the metaverse and protect their intellectual property. For some, registering trademarks in a new space will be a simple legal exercise to ensure their corporate image is protected. However, it is clear from the filings that this is not just about brand protection. Here's a breakdown courtesy of trademark lawyer Mike Kondoudis. You can read the specifics of the trademarks by searching for the serial numbers at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. McDonald's McDonald's is coming to the metaverse. We first reported on this back in February. McDonald's filed to use the names McDonald's, McCafe, and the famous golden arches with a virtual world. They also plan to offer actual and virtual goods through their virtual restaurants. Therefore, it seems that you will be able to walk into a McDonald's in the metaverse, order a BigMac and have it sent to your door in the real world. Victoria's Secret In February, the international lingerie, clothing, and beauty brand, Victoria's Secret, filed for several trademarks, including downloadable virtual goods, digital collectibles, virtual fashion shows, and online clothing, including undergarments. This one feels very NSFW, in all honesty, but what's interesting is that they see an opportunity and a need to ready themselves for a deeper move into the digital world. Post-2020, it is easy to understand the potential market for virtual fashion shows. However, virtual underwear is something metaverse developers themselves may not have considered quite yet. Chevron This is the biggest company outside of Meta to be readying themselves for the metaverse. They have a market cap of over $300 billion and filed for trademarks directly related to NFTs this year. Their application covers NFTs, virtual gas, virtual stores, and virtual renewable energy products. Virtual gas will likely be a tool to run v vehicles in the metaverse. However, I hope brands cannot get a consensus from blockchain validators to add sponsorship to gas transactions fees. Can you imagine every Ethereum transaction forcing a Chevron advert to your wallet? Monster Energy The drinks and beverages brand has often looked to be at the forefront of trends. So their move into the metaverse is less surprising than most. Like McDonald's, they are looking to use their brand to offer NFTs, downloadable virtual food, drinks, and clothing and create a marketplace for virtual goods. With Death Stranding, Monster Energy has already found its way into the gaming world. In the game, Monster is the only source of boosting stamina in the main character's private room. Perhaps we can now expect similar deals with metaverse projects. Other notable brands There seems to be a clear trend within the current trademark applications. Food and beverage brands are all filing to protect their ability to offer virtual restaurants and virtual food. In-game food often relates to health bonuses or regeneration. The ability to be a recognized option for a player to regain their health should offer immense brand awareness among popular games. Dunkin, KFC, Pizza Hut, Hooters, Sonic, Red Bull, Burger King, and Arby's are all restaurants we can expect to see in what is increasingly likely to be a Ready Player One-style metaverse of the future. Another apparent trend is con...

近日，麦当劳为基于元宇宙的虚拟餐厅提交商标申请，申请包括“经营一家以真实和虚拟商品为特色的虚拟餐厅”和“经营一家提供送货上门服务的在线虚拟餐厅”，成为最新一家为元宇宙世界中的虚拟商品和服务申请商标注册的公司。该公司还计划在其虚拟McCafe中注册“在线真实和虚拟音乐会”及其他娱乐服务的商标。

How a sip of espresso at a piazza in Italy transformed the coffee industry in North America. It seems obvious now.  But trust me.  This idea was crazy.  Learn just how crazy it was.  You may need to go to Italy for inspiration. David Young: Welcome to the Empire Builders Podcast, teaching business owners, the not-so-secret techniques that took famous businesses from mom and pop to major brands. Stephen Sample is a marketing consultant, story collector, and storyteller. I'm Stephen's sidekick and business partner, Dave Young. Before we get into today's episode, a word from our sponsor, which is well it's us. But, we're highlighting ads we've written and produced for our clients. So, here's one of those... [No Bull RV Ad] David Young: Stephen, my notes say, Starbucks today. Now, I don't know. Are we heading to Starbucks? We're going to do the drive through? I've got credit on my Starbucks card. What do you want? Stephen: Five buck lattes. Here we come. David Young: All right. Stephen: You know, the thing that's interesting about Starbucks and we're going to go back to the early days of Starbucks because one of the problems is Starbucks business seems obvious today, but I'm going to tell you, if Howard Schultz back in the early days, came into your office pitching you to invest in Starbucks. You'd probably tell him to get the hell out of your office. So, Starbucks was founded in 71 and Howard Schultz bought it in 1980. At that time, I'm not sure whether it was four or six stores, but it was just a couple of stores in the Seattle area. Today, they have over 30,000 locations. They're doing $25 billion in revenue. They are everywhere, right? And in fact, they've had such an impact on the coffee business. It's even changed how McDonald's, McDonald's, it's created the McCafe's in response to what's going on with Starbucks. Stephen: But, here's the thing, let's go back to the early days, because one of the things we're often talking about in the Empire Builders Podcast is how you got to do things that are bold and different if you want to build an empire. Copying everybody else? Fine, you can get a little bit of growth, but you aren't going to change the world. You aren't going to change your industry and you aren't going to become a billion dollar business doing that. So, let's go back to the early days of Starbucks. And if you want to learn more about the Starbucks story, I recommend reading the book, Pour Your Heart Into It, which is written by Howard Schultz. It's a fascinating story about this business, but here's the thing, if we go back into the early 80's, late 70's, early 80's, the belief in the coffee business was coffee sales were declining overall. Believe it or not, you look at a Starbucks today and look how many young people are in it. Stephen: The demographics for coffee back then were old people, were dying off. The coffee business was dying with its consumer. Coffee prices were declining. A cup of Joe is what coffee was and it was drunk in diners with those linoleum counters and people smoking and the tacky, you remember the tacky little metal trim that was screwed in and some surly waitress. They were located in Seattle and the Seattle economy was poor, was abysmal. Boeing, the largest employer was struggling and laying people off right, left and center. Schultz was in the coffee business and he had just returned from a trip to Italy where he experienced Italian coffee and cafes. And he said, this seems like a good idea for the United States. What I'm going to do is I'm going to charge a premium price for coffee. Remember, coffee prices are declining, the local economy's the shits, your consumers dying off, and I'm going to charge a premium price for my coffee and I'm... Stephen: And I believe the reason why coffee is dying is because we have a crappy product and a terrible experience. And I'm going to change that. I'm going to charge $5. Prices are declining,

One of the brightest minds in British football, is our special guest on Episode 13 of the Robbie Robbie Fowler Podcast. In a wide-ranging hour-long chat, Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers opens up on his coaching philosophy and man-management style. He also explains his reasons for leaving Celtic, makes a shock admission about his time at Liverpool and reveals his one major regret. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. The Robbie Fowler Podcast, brought to you by McDonald's McCafe. Great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

France's iconic No12 for Episode 12. Thierry Henry joins Robbie and Chris for the latest instalment of the GodPod as he lifts the lid on his self-imposed exile from social media and reveals the true extent of the vitriol he received after that handball versus Ireland. The Arsenal legend also speaks candidly about his time at Juventus, his rivalry with Ruud van Nistelrooy, the Invincible season and the genius of Pep Guardiola. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. The Robbie Fowler Podcast, brought to you by McDonald's McCafe. Great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He's the 'best player' that Robbie Fowler ever played with, a two-time Champions League winner, and for many Liverpool fans, the one that got away. Steve McManaman joins Chris and Robbie on the latest episode of the Robbie Fowler Podcast to discuss a whole host of subjects, namely the controversial nature of his Anfield exit in 1999, becoming a Galactico at the Bernabeu and partying with Ronaldo (the Brazilian one!) You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. The Robbie Fowler Podcast, brought to you by McDonald's McCafe. Great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jamie Carragher is a Liverpool legend turned highly-regarded TV pundit and analyst. He's also the latest big-name guest on the Robbie Fowler Podcast.Here, he opens up on why he's not made the move into management (Gary Neville is partly to blame), hating watching his beloved Reds in 2013, incurring the wrath of Craig Bellamy and why he's confident Mohamed Salah will NOT be leaving Anfield this summer. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. The Robbie Fowler Podcast, brought to you by McDonald's McCafe. Great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The quest is over. After moving on from our search for Matt Damon to Kate Ritchie, the drive show host and Summer Bay actress finally dialled in and spoke to the guys during Riddle Time! We ask about her time with Matt Damon, and she tells us about how annoying we are! Barista Ragen from McCafe celebrates his one year with the team and reveals that he's secretly been feeding quiz answers to Matt De Groot! Plus, with the help of Swans legend Tom Papley, Fitz goes back on the oval to try and replicate his five-on-debut with 'Haven't Lost It'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest episode of the Robbie Fowler Podcast sees a man who terrorised defences back in the 80s and 90s, first with Watford and then Liverpool and England join Robbie and Chris. He wasn't a bad rapper either. It's John Barnes. Over the course of an hour, Barnes opens up on the influence the late Graham Taylor had on his career, his regrets – or lack thereof – how his move to Anfield was a culture shock in more ways than one and what REALLY happened during his ill-fated eight months in charge of Celtic Football Club. You can subscribe to the Robbie Fowler podcast on all your usual platforms and we'd love it if you could leave us a rating and a review. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. The Robbie Fowler Podcast, brought to you by McDonald's McCafe. Great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Robbie and Chris are joined by another man who wore the famous Liverpool No9 shirt - the club's all-time leading goalscorer Ian Rush. The man known affectionately as 'Tosh' opens up on mentoring Robbie, why being unselfish almost ended his Anfield career before it even got started and the call from Sir Alex Ferguson that almost saw him join Manchester United. Rush also opens on a near meeting with the Queen which played its part in his move to Juventus and the reason Gary Lineker owes him a debt of gratitude. You can subscribe to the Robbie Fowler podcast on all your usual platforms and we'd love it if you could leave us a rating and a review. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. The Robbie Fowler Podcast, brought to you by McDonald's McCafe. Great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God welcomes the King on the latest episode of the Robbie a Fowler Podcast as Liverpool's greatest ever player joins the guys for a chat. Sir Kenny Dalglish reflects on his relationship with Robbie, the day he joined the Reds and winning the title with Blackburn Rovers. He also opens up on his relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson, and his musings may just surprise you. You can subscribe to the Robbie Fowler podcast on all your usual platforms and we'd love it if you could leave us a rating and a review. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. In association with McDonald's McCafe, great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Robbie and Chris this week is one football's most controversial figures: Joey Barton. In an unfiltered and extremely candid conversation, the former Manchester City midfielder opens up on a slew of his well-documented off the pitch ‘misdemeanours', his regrets in life and why he'll always be indebted to Robbie Fowler. A fascinating exploration into the mind of one of the game's most colourful and polarising individuals. You can subscribe to the Robbie Fowler podcast on all your usual platforms and we'd love it if you could leave us a rating and a review. You can also watch the full video versions of these episodes on our YouTube channel. In association with McDonald's McCafe, great tasting coffee. Simple. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The purpose of today's Podcast is talk about how a multi gear - or two speed business can enable better digital maturity.  Well first up, what is a multi speed business? It's a business that uses different services or products to create slightly different business models that are moving slower or faster than the current business.  Why would a business investigate this type of structure? Often to iron out more volatile cashflow cycles or to open up new market share.  But always to solve a problem for their customer ...... For example, a business doing a sales cycle of 6 weeks might create a business line that shortens sales cycle to 1 week, therefore creating a different dynamic across sales, marketing, cashflow and customer service.  How can this enable better digital transformation and ultimately a more mature business? Well first, let's look at what a digitally mature business is. Stage 1 - using basic digital tools to improve business operations, eg. email, website Stage 2 - using advanced digital tools to improve business efficiency , eg. cloud storage, e-commerce, social media, IOT / big data. Stage 3 - using digital platforms to transform business operations, eg. ERP, supply chain management, channel sales, CRM Stage 4 - creating new business models on the back of the digital platforms you have and therefore creating a multi speed businessA multi speed business uses digital maturity to spin off new services like cogs in a machine that add value to the core but enable a new customer offering.  OK, so what's an example, let's get practical OK - we'll for some shameless self promotion, Blirt has recently launched a service called http://www.cloudmart.com.au It's a good example of a two speed business - customers get fast, quick turnarounds on small and simple CRM projects, whilst we focus on the more complex people intensive projects through our primary consultancy of Blirt.  Where else do we see this?  One that we'd all know is McDonalds and McCafe....  or Apple with product sales vs subscription sales.  In fact, subscriptions are a great way of launching two speed business models.  We often talk about new business initiatives as adventures and the world of adventuring has a concept that works really nicely..... explain Expedition vs Light & Fast. We give a big plug to https://patrickhollingworth.com and his book The Light and Fast Organisation What can a business leader do to get practical? Well, think about where you challenges are and where the market opportunities are, at that intersection is where your problem solving should start.  Don't start a new venture just because you it sounds like a good idea - it must solve a problem for the customer.