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Dr. Mara Einstein is an internationally recognized expert on deceptive marketing tactics who I had the pleasure of meeting at the MLM Conference. After working for a decade in corporate marketing for some of the biggest names in the business (MTV, NBC, Miller Beer), she left for academia, motivated by a desire to pull back the curtain on consumerism's dark side with the goal to persuade companies to do better and give people tools to increase their power in the marketplace. She is the author of eight books, including the forthcoming Hoodwinked: How Marketers Use the Same Tactics as Cults (Prometheus Books, 2025). Show Notes Connect with Mara! : Instagram | TikTok | Website Watch Buy Now! on Netflix Pre-Order Hoodwinked (Not) Getting Paid to Do What You Love: Gender, Social Media, and Aspirational Work Persuasion Knowledge Black Ops Advertising Tupperware and Mrs. Maisel Out of MLM The BITE Model LAMLM Book Club MLM Dupes How can you help? MLM Change Report Fraud Truth in Advertising Report to your state Attorney General's office! Not in the U.S.? No Problem! Support the Podcast! Website | Patreon | Buy Me a Taco | TikTok | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Discord | Merch! Life After MLM is produced by Roberta Blevins. Audio editing is done by the lovely Kayla Craven, video editing by the indescribable RK Gold, and Michelle Carpenter is our Triple Emerald Princess of Robots. Life After MLM is owned by Roberta Blevins 2024. Music : Abstract World by Alexi Action *Some links may be affiliate links. When you purchase things from these links, I get a small commission that I use to buy us tacos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Beede has climbed to the top of the tallest mountain on every continent, including Mount Everest. He's a worldwide adventurer who has traveled to 67 countries and given  presentations to nearly 1 million live audience members. He's also the author of 3 books, the newest is called The Warrior Challenge: 8 Quests for Boys to Grow Up with Kindness, Courage, and Grit.In this episode, we discuss:How peer pressure led to a passion for hikingThe spiritual experience of hikingThe benefits of time in natureMentorship & teamworkRights of passageHow to build resilienceChoosing to live alcohol-freeLinks to connect with John:https://climbonsuccess.com/https://www.instagram.com/johnbeede/__SUN & MOON SOBER LIVINGInstagram: @sunandmoon.soberlivingLearn more about the Sun & Moon Community Membership & Upcoming Retreats: https://sunandmoonsoberliving.comEverest Base Camp - Elevate Your Recovery Retreat: https://sunandmoonsoberliving.com/everest-base-camp/__Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment

“Doing the right thing is inconvenient.” That was a powerful quote from this week's guest Bob Beaudine. Prioritizing your family over your career or business is one of the hardest things to do for high achievers. It is possible to do it successfully but it doesn't come easy. You have to make hard choices that are not convenient.  Bob had one of the top executive search firms for professional sports. In fact, he basically created the niche when no one was doing it. As a result, he's placed in some of the positions in professional sports like Bud Selig, former commissioner of MLB, as well as head coaches, and presidents of NFL, NBA, and NHL teams.  You can probably understand why Sports Illustrated nominated him as “The most influential man in sports you've never heard of.” His work helped transform leagues and teams with the people he placed in them.  Listen to this week's episode as Bob shares how he was able to balance marriage, family, and the busy life he led in professional sports.  Website: https://www.bobbeaudine.com/  Books: 2 Chairs USA Today and Publishers Weekly best seller The Power of Who  Want to live a better balanced life and win in marriage AND business at the same time? Purchase our book Tandem: The married entrepreneurs' guide for greater work-life balance. https://www.thetandembook.com/ Need to create more time to dedicate to your marriage? Download this free guide. https://marriedentrepreneur.co/boundaries Need some insight into how to balance it all? Schedule a free discovery call. https://marriedentrepreneur.co/lets-talk Key Takeaways: Bud Selig was his first sports placement Good leaders care about people Flew 7 million miles for business but still able to coach kids teams Good things are inconvenient Dealing with change Decide on boundaries Favorite Dallas Cowboy Was a Miller Beer rep in college Questions: You're an accomplished CEO with money, accolades, connections, and influence, how have you been able to keep the important things the priority in your life? Have you always been this way? “Most influential man in sports you've never heard of.” Sounds like Rodney Dangerfield or Bob Uecker  Bio Bob Beaudine is the President and CEO of Eastman & Beaudine. He is one of the nation's most respected search executives having conducted 100's of searches for Fortune 500 companies, entertainment entities, professional sports organizations, non-profits, Olympic bodies, and universities, among many others. Celebrating over 50 years in business, Eastman & Beaudine has been named by The Wall Street Journal as the “top recruiting firm in college sports." Sports Illustrated named Bob the “top front-office matchmaker in sports” as well as the “most influential man in sports you've never heard of." These accolades come as a result of Bob helping shape the leadership teams of NBA, MLB, NFL, and NHL franchises and league offices, in addition to university athletic departments and conferences across the nation. Bob's experience extends to the PGA TOUR, USTA, PBR, U.S. Olympics, NASCAR, UFC, and sports-related non-profits among others. Bob is the bestselling author of The Power of WHO! and 2 Chairs.

Follow The Clean Comedy Podcast on Instagram: @thecleancomedypodcast Don't forget to add @jdcrevistoncomedy on IG: @jdcrevistoncomedyTurn your funny into money! Visit ComedypreneurWant to be a comedy writer? Join the Funny Money substack! Or go to https://jdcrevistoncomedy.substack.com/Grab your copy of “How To Produce Comedy Shows For Fun & Profit” here.Have a topic you want us to discuss? Reach out here.Be Our Guest: Are you a clean comedian interested in being on our podcast? Contact us! Stay Connected: Subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts. Your support helps us grow!Welcome to Episode 386 of The Clean Comedy Podcast! This week we have Dante! Dante is a stand-up comedian, appearing in over 40 TV shows. He was a cast member on Season 5 of the NBC show Last Comic Standing, and performs to sold-out crowds all over the world 40 weeks a year. He has also performed for more US troops than any other comedian except Bob Hope. He was the Abbot at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills.As an actor, Dante has appeared in over 20 films and TV shows and in commercials, including being the spokesman for Miller Beer. He had his own sitcom on B.E.T. called The Blackberry Inn.Dante was also a writer for Joan Rivers on the hit E! TV show Fashion Police and owns Golden Artists Ent, which make movies and TV shows, book live acts, and manage talent and a personal manager with many household name clients.Check her out at https://www.instagram.com/dantethecomic/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-clean-comedy-podcast-w-jd-creviston--4825680/support.

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Ep 176 12-16-2023In this episode, we unpack three compelling case studies:Outback Steakhouse's Social Media Mastery: Discover how Outback boosts customer engagement through a charming koala plush giveaway. This clever social media contest not only captivates audiences but also amplifies brand visibility. Integrating tangible products with digital campaigns can significantly enhance online interaction and brand recall.White Castle's Classy Holiday Collection: Learn from White Castle's tasteful holiday merchandise, including a unique snow globe and subtly branded goods. This approach showcases how seasonal products can be both stylish and brand-centric. Seasonal merchandise, when done with elegance, can elevate a brand's perception and create lasting customer impressions.Miller's Innovative Holiday Promotional Goods: Get inspired by Miller High Life's Dive-Bar Scented neon Christmas tree and Miller Lite's Beercracker. OH and we FINALLY got our Beernaments!These items blend novelty with functionality, demonstrating how out-of-the-box ideas can generate buzz and consumer interest. Innovative and quirky promotional products can set your brand apart, making it memorable in a crowded market.Catch this show every week: https://bigpromo.live/youtube---This month's promo code: https://bigpromo.link/code---This week's topics:0:54 Outback Is Giving Away 1,000 Koala On The Walla Plush Toys Starting December 8, 2023 - Chew Boomhttps://www.chewboom.com/2023/12/08/outback-is-giving-away-1000-koala-on-the-walla-plush-toys-starting-december-8-2023/Koala on the Walla - YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JgCiBJAzTg3:35 From Water Bottle To Cheese Slider Tree Ornament: White Castle Holiday Merchhttps://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/391133/from-water-bottle-to-cheese-slider-tree-ornament.htmlHoliday 2023 - White Castlehttps://www.mybrandmall.com/whitecastle/shop/gifts/holiday/holiday-20235:39 Miller High Life Releases the Merry High Lighthttps://www.foodandwine.com/miller-high-life-releases-the-merry-high-light-8411698Merry High Light Giveaway | Miller High Lifehttps://www.millerhighlife.com/120th-anniversary7:29 Cracks nuts, opens beer - meet the Miller Lite Beercrackerhttps://onmilwaukee.com/articles/miller-lite-nutcrackerMiller Lite Beercracker – Miller Lite Shophttps://shop.millerlite.com/collections/beercracker8:00 Miller Lite Sells Six-Packs of Drinkable Beer Ornamentshttps://www.foodandwine.com/news/miller-lite-beer-filled-ornamentsHoliday Collection – Miller Lite Shophttps://shop.millerlite.com/collections/holiday-knitwear-collectionMiller Lite Beernament Set – Miller Lite Shophttps://shop.millerlite.com/products/miller-lite-beernament-6-pack---Equipment we're using:Sony ZV-1 (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/36LK8e2Sony ZV-1 Vlogger Accessory Kit (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/3mSNT72Shure SM58 Microphone (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/3axqoeWRODECaster Pro Production Studio - https://amzn.to/3rViinTSwitchpod by Pat Flynn (affiliate link) - https://bigpromo.link/switchpodElgato Stream Deck (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/2S1CcNJSoftware and services we like:Broadcasting with Ecamm Live - get a trial now - https://bigpromo.live/ecammThis podcast is hosted on Captivate Dot FM - get a free 7 day trial here (affiliate link) - https://bigpromo.live/captivateBeef up your YouTube presence with Tubebuddy (affiliate link) - https://bigpromo.live/tubebuddyAudioPen (affiliate link) - https://bigpromo.link/audiopen---Links to this podcasthttps://bigpromo.link/podcastSign up for our monthly newsletterhttps://bigpromo.link/newsBig...

"Miller trying to 'toe' the WOKE-line 'want it both ways?'" As they say 'No Press, is Bad Press' well Bud-Light can/will tell you otherwise. HOWEVER, dancing along the lines of controversy hoping not to FALL OVER IT into the Jaws of Death for Publicity will always remain a Marketing strategy. And, indeed, MILLER BEER got Savaged Unfiltered (for better or worse? remains to be seen) to talk about them and get them FREE PR value (again for: better? worse? - you decide). Mentions Joe Rogan https://youtu.be/aoEMkS-V2Qk Fox News Reactions https://youtu.be/8qZsv_hAFSw Sponsered by 105 The Block FM Radio --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savagedunfiltered/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savagedunfiltered/support

This week on A Podcast About Catholic Things, Eric (The Ambassador of Common Sense) and Dan (The Ambassador Of Nonsense) discuss the latest beer commercial snafu. Perhaps the beer companies are learning--remember that they didn't release this commercial. One thing is certain, feminists have tried to take over every commercial, and it's getting tiring. Dan tackles the question: could the pope turn the entire ocean into holy water? In current events, Taylor Marshall running for president. Sixteen people killed in Congo landslide. Monkeypox no longer an emergency. First Micro-Modular reactor. Elon Musk selects woke CEO. Pope Francis meets with Zelenskyy. Nambia recognizes some gay unions, but outlaws gay sex. Putin signs deal with Iran. Temp to raise. Church in New York gets rid of offensive sign… still has offensive art. UK produces 3 parent baby. Toronto school backs down from screaming karen. Illinois forces porn on libraries, Indiana saves libraries from porn. Oklahoma bishop cancels Latin Masses. Portugal legalizes euthanasia. Trump won't stand on abortion. Josh Alexander harassed by cops twice. In the land of nonsense, man pays for stealing ruby slippers. Gator swimming in ocean. Taco Bell fights Taco John. Organ pipes stolen from church. Trivia question: what should be made straight? SHOW NOTES: Dan's: Maybe he was transitioning...https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/man-charged-stealing-wizard-oz-223153014.htmlGator decides to check out the beachhttps://apnews.com/article/alabama-alligator-beach-swimming-video-468c5aa61224bf51da5823c19e391f0dTaco Bell weighs in on ongoing "Taco Tuesday" disputehttps://apnews.com/article/taco-tuesday-trademark-taco-bell-911e62f2dc664c2a428c6741a94955e5Who would steal from a church? Especially organ pipes?https://wgntv.com/news/national/nearly-2000-organ-pipes-stolen-from-memphis-church/ Eric's: Updated: New York Catholic church removes ‘God is Trans' description, but paintings and pro-LGBT ‘ministry' remain https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/new-york-catholic-church-removes-blasphemous-transgender-art-but-pro-lgbt-ministry-remains/ City of Calgary sharply restricts pro-life flyers with images of aborted babies https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/city-of-calgary-sharply-restricts-pro-life-flyers-with-images-of-aborted-babies/ CALGARY, Alberta (LifeSiteNews) — Canada's top pro-life group has warned that free speech is under “attack” after the city of Calgary announced Tuesday that anyone who distributes pro-life flyers to people's homes not concealed in an envelope with a “warning” label on the front could be fined thousands of dollars. UK's first ‘three-parent' baby born using DNA replacement technology https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/uks-first-three-parent-baby-born-using-replacement-mitochondrial-dna/ Mitochondrial Replacement Technology (MRT), meant to prevent children from being born with mitochondrial diseases, uses in vitro fertilization (IVF) to replace the unhealthy mitochondrial DNA from the parents' egg or embryo with a healthy substitute from a donor. Eventually as many as 150 babies could be born in this manner in the U.K., according to the BBC. mitochondrial donation can be performed one of two ways, before or after fertilization, and if done after, it entails the destruction of an already-conceived embryonic human from the donor. Toronto school removes student-created Mother's Day message after locals complain https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/toronto-school-removes-student-created-mothers-day-message-after-locals-complain/ woman said she was offended by the “terribly misguided” message that had been created by sixth graders in honor of their mothers. The sign read: “Life does not come with a manual. It comes with a mom.” Illinois passes bill to defund libraries that keep sexually explicit books away from children https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/illinois-passes-bill-to-defund-libraries-that-keep-sexually-explicit-books-away-from-children/ Latin Mass to be canceled at Oklahoma parish as Vatican dispensation expires https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/latin-mass-to-be-canceled-at-oklahoma-parish-as-vatican-dispensation-expires/ St. Monica Catholic Church in Edmond, a suburb of Oklahoma City, will lose its Traditional Latin Mass in June. St. Monica Catholic Church, located in the Oklahoma City suburb of Edmond, is a growing, vibrant parish led by Father Stephen Hamilton that offers the TLM Monday through Friday during the school year, in addition to a once-per-month Sunday TLM Indiana governor signs bill allowing parents to challenge pornographic books in schools https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/indiana-gov-signs-bill-allowing-parents-to-challenge-pornographic-books-in-schools/ Librarians who keep sexual books on school shelves could face felony charges. Portugal legalizes euthanasia after lawmakers override president's veto https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/portugal-legalizes-euthanasia-after-lawmakers-override-presidents-veto/ Trump again refuses to clarify stance on federal abortion ban during hostile CNN town hall https://www.lifesitenews.com/analysis/trump-again-refuses-to-clarify-stance-on-federal-abortion-ban-during-hostile-cnn-town-hall/ Trudeau Liberals release video fawning over abortion during annual March for Life in Ottawa https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/trudeau-liberals-release-video-fawning-over-abortion-during-annual-march-for-life-in-ottawa/ I'm pro choice because women should be allowed to choose what happens to their body Josh Alexander harassed by police while trying to enter Parliament Hill at Canadian March for Life https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/josh-alexander-harassed-by-police-while-trying-to-enter-parliament-hill-at-canadian-march-for-life/ Durham report on Russiagate hoax confirms the profound corruption of the US gov't https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/durham-report-on-russiagate-hoax-confirms-the-profound-corruption-of-the-us-govt/ It not only confirms the witch hunt against President Donald Trump, but also that corruption at the highest levels of American democracy must be addressed. Target releases disturbing pro-LGBT clothing line for children, infants https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/target-releases-disturbing-pro-lgbt-clothing-line-for-children-infants/ BREAKING: Josh Alexander arrested in Calgary during school protest against gender ideology https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/breaking-josh-alexander-arrested-in-calgary-during-school-protest-against-gender-ideology/ VIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS VIEW ON GOOGLE PODCASTS VIEW ON AMAZON VIEW ON AUDIBLE VIEW ON CASTBOX VIEW ON PODCASTADDICT VIEW ON STITCHER VIEW ON BITCHUTE VIEW ON RUMBLE VIEW ON TUNE-IN VISIT US ON FACEBOOK

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The Flash movie gets ALL the bad press, using each other's toothbrush, John continues his MCU watch-through journey, & much more stupidity! What should we drink next? Let us know! Check out Video Ep.'s on Spotify & the Beer Belly YouTube channel! Email or DM your questions/comments for us to answer on the show! Today, we enjoy Blackberry Cheesecake by 450 North Brewing & Strawberry Shortcake by Steel Reserve Brewing! Beer Belly on Instagram! Beer Belly on TikTok! Beer Belly on Twitter! BeerBellyPod@gmail.com Follow John! Follow A.J.! All of our links in ONE, right here! "A little bit of beer critique, a LOTTA bit of 2 friends getting tossed!" #EzraMiller #TheFlash #MCU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beerbellypod/message

New episode with actor, comedian and agent Dante Rusciolelli, or more commonly known as Dante The Comic. Dante is a stand-up comedian, appearing in over 40 TV shows. He was a cast member on Season 5 of the NBC show Last Comic Standing, and performs to sold-out crowds all over the world 40 weeks a year. He has also performed for more US troops than any other comedian except Bob Hope. He was the Abbot at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills.

As an actor, Dante has appeared in over 20 films and TV shows and in commercials, including being the spokesman for Miller Beer. He had his own sitcom on B.E.T. called The Blackberry Inn.

Dante was also a writer for Joan Rivers on the hit E! TV show Fashion Police and owns Golden Artists Ent, which make movies and TV shows, book live acts, and manage talent and a personal manager with many household name clients.

Today's "activism" is essentially a process of expressing collective community grievances and disgust, feeling there's either no control over situations or even how to react. Or hope that someone else will do it. Well, there's no someone else. Nor is there a blueprint for creating change. It's simple: "get out" and make sure every voter is informed on our issues and registered to vote. If there's a message that we believe, it is "Don't worry about rocking the boat because you are not in the boat, so rock it as hard and as often as you can." If you don't feel the wall at your back now, you should.instagram: @waybourninstagram: @fallingoutlgbtqpodtwitter: @fallinglgbtq

Did you know vulnerability is sexy? In this #jammingwithjason #podcast I talk with Gen and Cory from Roundtable Companies about #vulnerability, creating #psychologicalsafety so you can feel free to be vulnerable, and how we all have a story to share with the world. Perhaps you think you don't have anything special to share with the world, but the truth is some of the most amazing stories are experiences that the world may see as ordinary people who do extra-ordinary things. Plus, sharing our stories helps us and other heal. There's a lot packed into this episode. Genevieve Georget is an executive editor with Round Table Companies, where she specializes in brand storytelling and the Story Hero curriculum. She is also a credited coauthor on the new release from Conscious Capitalism Press, Gathering around the Table, with Kari Warberg Block, CEO of EarthKind. Corey Blake began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest Superbowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody) and in campaigns for American Express, Miller Beer, Mitsubishi, Wrigley's Gum, Hasbro, and other name brands. Today, Corey is the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC), the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press, and a speaker, artist, and storyteller. Learn more about Gen and Corey on their website: https://www.roundtablecompanies.com/ I'm in their The Story Hero course, and it is amazing and life changing. Check out this and their other courses, and get registered at: https://www.roundtablecompanies.com/courses FOR FULL SHOW NOTES AND LINKS VISIT: https://www.jasonmefford.com/jammingwithjason270/ LIKED THE PODCAST? If you're the kind of person who likes to help others, then share this with your friends and family. If you found value, the will too. Please leave a review [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jamming-with-jason-mefford/id1456660699] on Apple Podcasts so we can reach more people. OTHER RESOURCES YOU MAY ENJOY: My YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/c/jasonleemefford] and make sure to subscribe My Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/jammingwithjasonmefford] My LinkedIn page [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonmefford/] My website [https://jasonmefford.com] STAY UP TO DATE WITH NEW CONTENT: It can be difficult to find information on social media and the internet, but you get treated like a VIP and have one convenient list of new content delivered to you inbox each week when you subscribe to Jason's VIP Lounge at: https://jasonmefford.com/vip/ plus that way you can communicate with me through email.

Do you need more joy in your life? Have you ever felt that you're going through the motions during your day, and while nothing particularly awful is happening, not much good is going on either? I went through a stretch like this recently. During days like this, I realize I could use a little more joy in my life. It surprised me a few weeks ago when I found some of the joy I was lacking. Of all the unusual places to find it, I found it in the news. In the news? Keep listening and I'll explain the joy I found, because you can find it, too. Let me show you how. Joy in the news? Really? Where I live in the state of Wisconsin in the US, September 25, 2021 was declared Bob Uecker Day to celebrate the 50 years Uecker has been calling the play-by-play broadcast of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball games. 50 years at the same job. Who does that any more? The guy is 87 years old and still working! Uecker is wildly popular with baseball fans in our area. Even marginal fans will listen to his broadcasts because of his quick-witted, self-deprecating sense of humor. He's quite entertaining with the self-effacing funny stories of his playing days and observations about life. Near the end of February when we're all sick of the dreary winter we've been through in our part of the world, the first sign of spring is Bob Uecker broadcasting spring training baseball games from Arizona. He gives us hope that spring must be just around the corner. He's like the first crocus or daffodil pushing through the leftover snow of winter. Among baseball fans, the joy of our relationship with Bob Uecker is palpable. He is also deeply loved by the ballplayers he's been describing for the past 5 decades. So much so that last year in 2020 the players on the Milwaukee Brewers voted a full share of their playoff bonus checks to Uecker. They didn't have to do that. He didn't play at all; he only described the action of those who did. And Uecker in turn donated his share to charity. What a sweet and tender gesture on the part of the team. It's a commentary about the joy of their relationship with him. Who is this man that evokes such an honor? This all raises the question, what is it about an 87-year-old man that endears him to people? How did the joy of relationships he has with so many people come to be? With his many fans, I think it is his self-deprecating sense of humor. His persona is of a guy who wasn't any good at anything - but doesn't know it. It's what made him such a hit on the Tonight Show. Miller Beer commercials, and his role in the 1989 baseball movie, Major League. Uecker is a master of the unexpected. On the day he was honored for his 50 years as a broadcaster he was given the privilege of throwing out the ceremonial first pitch of that day's game, like so many have done before him in major league baseball stadiums all across the country. Most 87-year-old would go out about 10 to 15 feet from home plate and toss the ball underhanded to a catcher. Not Uecker. He had the pitching machine used in batting practice positioned on the pitching mound, and just fed a baseball into the machine which propelled it to the catcher behind home plate. The joy of relationships with people much younger In terms of his relationship with the ballplayers, it's important to note that the average age of the players on the Milwaukee Brewers is 28.8 years Uecker is 87. What is it that bridged this gap of 58 years to bring such joy to players and fans alike? For one thing, Uecker was a ballplayer, too for 6 years, 1962-67. He played for the Milwaukee & Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, and Philadelphia Phillies. He knew the joys and challenges of being a professional baseball player. He could relate to them, both the stars on the team and those who struggled. As a player, Uecker was a pretty good defensive catcher, but only a career .200 hitter, which he joked about all the time. In 6 years he only hit 74 RBIs and 14 home runs in 6 years. Odly enough, one of those homers was off hall of fame pitcher, Sandy Koufax. He often joked that the homer he hit almost cost Koufax his place in Cooperstown. The joy of honoring others in our relationships As much as I enjoyed seeing Bob Uecker honored for his 50 years of broadcasting for one baseball team, I found even more joy in another part of this relationship story. It comes from what the star player of the Brewers did. 29-year-old outfielder, Christian Yelich collected money from his teammates to pay Nike to manufacture one pair of specialty shoes for Uecker that displayed the phrase, “One of Us” on the heel of the shoe. Think about this for a moment, and let it sink in. One of us. Imagine what Bob Uecker must have felt to have this group of ballplayers, 58 years younger than himself, give him a gift expressing this sentiment. One of us. One of us Who of us wouldn't long to have people tell us they considered us one of them. That we belonged, that we're together as part of a larger whole. That we're wanted and appreciated by others. Christian Yelich makes $23.8 million dollars a year as a professional baseball player and he organized getting this gift to honor Bob Uecker. Yelich also had a pair of baseball spikes made for himself that look like the Nike shoes given to Uecker. All of this reminded me of the joy of relationships, and how we need to nurture them. So what does all this mean for YOU? How can you use what you've heard today to experience the joy of relationships in your life? I suggest following the ORA principle we've been talking about for some time. Observe Observe. Look around. Be curious about the world around us. Take our eyes off ourselves. There are good things happening all over the place if we take the time to look and notice the joy in relationships we come across in our daily lives. There's something within most of us that wants to be connected. We're made for relationships. Look for these connections. Reflect Reflect. Take time to think more deeply about what we observe. Many of us choose to stay too busy to reflect upon what we observe. Instead, consider the meaning behind what we see. Let it soak in. Are there themes in what we see and experience? I've been thinking a lot lately about the implications of the phrase on the back of Bob Uecker's new shoes, “One of us.” To be called this is something we have little or no control over. But it brings us to the next component of the ORA principle. Act Act. What we do have control over, is taking action ourselves, to extend ourselves to others. Get to know people younger or older than ourselves, as Bob Uecker and the baseball players have done. If people aren't honoring us, we can honor others ourselves. We can do what the apostle Paul calls us to do in Romans 12:10, Love each other with genuine affection, and take delight in honoring each other. Be for others what you would like them to be for you. This creates a measure of joy for ourselves, as Christian Yellich no doubt experienced with the Nikes he gave Bob Uecker. Here's the main point I hope you remember from today's episode One fulfilling way to enrich our lives is to observe and delight in the joy of relationships we see happening between different people all around us. I'd love to hear any thoughts you have about today's episode. Just send them to me in an email to john [at] caringforothers [dot] org. Or you can share your thoughts in the “Leave a Reply” box at the bottom of the show notes. Closing I hope your thinking was stimulated by today's show, to both reflect and to act. So that you will find the joy of relationships God intends for you. For you know by now, You Were Made for This. Well, that's all for today. I look forward to connecting with you again next week. Goodbye for now. Related episodes you may want to listen to 003: A Gift for the Person Who Has Everything 016: Two Ways to Care for a Missionary 023: Reminding Each Other of Our Own Stories 032: What Am I Here For? What is My Purpose in Life? 083: The Best Christmas - Be with People in Community You Were Made for This is sponsored by Caring for Others, a missionary care ministry. We depend upon the generosity of donors to pay our bills.  If you'd like to support what we do with a secure tax-deductible donation, please click here. We'd be so grateful if you did.

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On Thursday, May 13, Miller Beer will attach cases of hard seltzer to a rocket and send the oh-so-trendy beverage hurtling into the atmosphere. Beer fans can suggest the seltzer brand that most deserves to be propelled from the planet at mgd.com/seltzerlaunch. Listen to the briefing to hear how one beer company is wrapping its arms around its most dedicated fans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wir testen heute den amerikanischen Großbrauerei-Klassiker. Aber natürlich bleibt es dabei nicht - wie immer kommen wir von einem zum anderen und landen bei den unterschiedlichsten Themen. Und ein paar Biernews haben wir auch für euch. Da die Episode recht lang ist, hier ein paar Sprungmarken.Über die Brauerei: 03:34Bierverkostung: 14:51Die Wertung: 25:18 Biernews: 31:27==► Weitere Biertests unter: https://www.bierprobierer.com==► Twitter: @BierProbierR https://twitter.com/DieBierProBierR ==► Facebook: http://fb.me/DieBierProbierer ==► Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/Bierprobierer ==► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diebierprobierer/ DANKE!! So kannst du uns unterstüzten: ==► Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bierprobierer==► Amazon Affiliate-Link (*): https://goo.gl/tBPG2v ==► Amazon Wunschliste: https://www.amazon.de/registry/wishlist/1AZUA0WAAG9MN==► Paypal-Spende: https://paypal.me/bierprobierer==► Thomann-Affiliate-Link (*): http://www.thomann.de/partner_redirect.html?partner_id=94314(*) Diese Links sind Affiliate-Links. Wenn du über einen dieser Links ein Produkt kaufst, unterstützt du uns damit und wir bekommen einen kleinen Anteil des, für dich unveränderten, Kaufpreises von den Unternehmen gutgeschrieben.

A photographer whose publication credits include National Geographic Books, Time, Life Magazine, National Wildlife Federation, Audubon, Sierra Club, and Disney is someone I want to learn from, and in this case, that's Adam Jones. Adam is a photographer that has been internationally recognized for his nature, travel, and wildlife images.  Jones’s award-winning photography has been widely published in magazines, posters, calendars, and books, including nine coffee-table books. With images used in national advertising campaigns for clients such as Canon, Ford, Eddie Bauer, Miller Beer and Honda, it's no wonder Adam is in the rare group of artists known as Canon Explorers of Light. Adam is also recognized worldwide as an outstanding stock photographer, with his images represented by Getty Images, and Danita Delimont Stock Photography.  His work has sold for editorial and commercial uses in over 30 countries. In 1995 the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Contest selected Adam’s image, from over 19,000 entries, as the winner in the “In Praise of Plants” category. All of this experience, combined with Adam's enthusiasm for photography, has led to Adam being a popular and highly respected workshop leader and speaker at photography workshops around the world, helping students reach their full potential in the exciting world of digital photography. Join Canon Explorer of Light Adam Jones and me as we take a deep dive into how he made this amazing landscape, and discuss ways to improve your reflection photos, on this episode of Behind the Shot. Connect with Adam Website: adamjonesphoto.com Workshops: adamjonesphoto.com Instagram: @adam_jones_photo Facebook: facebook.com Twitter: @AdamsCamera Adam's Photographer Picks Art Wolfe: artwolfe.com John Shaw: johnshawphoto.com

A photographer whose publication credits include National Geographic Books, Time, Life Magazine, National Wildlife Federation, Audubon, Sierra Club, and Disney is someone I want to learn from, and in this case, that's Adam Jones. Adam is a photographer that has been internationally recognized for his nature, travel, and wildlife images.  Jones’s award-winning photography has been widely published in magazines, posters, calendars, and books, including nine coffee-table books. With images used in national advertising campaigns for clients such as Canon, Ford, Eddie Bauer, Miller Beer and Honda, it's no wonder Adam is in the rare group of artists known as Canon Explorers of Light. Adam is also recognized worldwide as an outstanding stock photographer, with his images represented by Getty Images, and Danita Delimont Stock Photography.  His work has sold for editorial and commercial uses in over 30 countries. In 1995 the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Contest selected Adam’s image, from over 19,000 entries, as the winner in the “In Praise of Plants” category. All of this experience, combined with Adam's enthusiasm for photography, has led to Adam being a popular and highly respected workshop leader and speaker at photography workshops around the world, helping students reach their full potential in the exciting world of digital photography. Join Canon Explorer of Light Adam Jones and me as we take a deep dive into how he made this amazing landscape, and discuss ways to improve your reflection photos, on this episode of Behind the Shot. Connect with Adam Website: adamjonesphoto.com Workshops: adamjonesphoto.com Instagram: @adam_jones_photo Facebook: facebook.com Twitter: @AdamsCamera Adam's Photographer Picks Art Wolfe: artwolfe.com John Shaw: johnshawphoto.com

Rocco puts together an amazing, epic passing notes in honor of Steph Hansen filling in for Jason. Somehow half of it is commercials for Miller Beer...but that's the beauty of it

London Kaye learned to crochet at age nine. By thirteen, she was selling scarves. By twenty, she had sold enough of them to buy a car. Fast forward to today, London Kaye has designed and produced commissioned crochet artwork for companies from Miller Beer and Disney to The House of Valentino and The Gap. Her sojourn from scarves to creative crochet art took root on the streets of Manhattan with yarn bombing, wrapping knitted or crocheted art around objects in public spaces. She installed on walls and fences everything from crocheted hearts and snowflakes to fully fanned peacocks and mermaids. However, it was the dragon spewing fire for forty feet along a chain-link fence on 6th Avenue that grabbed the attention of the media. Some 800 yarn bomb creations and numerous commissions later, Kaye now lives in Los Angeles. She has published a new book Crochet with London Kaye and continues to be offered innovative projects including immersive art installations. Exclaims Kaye, “It's surprised me how many ways you can use yarn. I didn't know you could wrap a school bus in yarn, but I did. I didn't expect to crochet head to toe costumes for a Deliver.com commercial, but I did. You can use yarn to do all these amazing things.” Another surprise has been the emergence of knitting and crocheting with younger enthusiasts. She notes, “typically this is something older people do, but I feel like I'm getting this new life with the DIY generation. It's getting so much more popular with them.” Perhaps her crochet art has had an impact on this youthful invigoration. “That,” she says “really makes me happy.”

The hosts of Blend L A Podcast, DJ Big D and Dayslayer  of The AMP Collective sit down virtually with Los Angeles native son DJ Rudy C aka Soul Rebel.The convo is eye opening, funny and super informative when it comes to the Los Angeles rave and underground scene late 90's and beyond.Covid 19 has affected the House Music community as it has the world.Fantastic episode, Rudy C is truly a soul rebel for House Music and the Culture.We dive deep exploring why House Music is Black music and comes from Black people.Get to understand why Rudy C is called the Soul Rebel! :) Social Links-FB- https://www.facebook.com/DjRudyCIG- https://www.instagram.com/rudopholisIG FTWKLA- https://www.instagram.com/ftwklaSoundcloud- https://soundcloud.com/soulrebel80Mixcloud- https://www.mixcloud.com/soulrebel80 

Most Experienced ECD? OK, One Of Them,Of course, you can argue with my description of Patrick (Pat) Peduto. But go ahead and argue with the following...ECD on accounts like Burger King, Toyota, AT&T, Nabisco. See the list at the bottom.Author of "I Wrote The Book On Advertising"Member of the Directors Guild & commercial director.Actor.Professor.Owner of the agency RocketScience Creative.YO - Hypnotism coming: Remember to subscribe to Advertising Stories. Remember to subscribe to Advertising Stories.A nice thing for me… Feedspot has recognized Advertising Stories as being a top 15 advertising podcast.Keep going......... Ok,Pat's clients... ABC Entertainment, Access Fund, A-Cute Derm, Act!vate, Adatom.com, agencyfinder.com, Alaska Distillery, ASM Fund, AT&T, Alka-Seltzer, Almond Joy, AVIS, Bayer Aspirin, Bally Total Fitness, BellSouth, Beneficial, Birds Eye, Burger King, Camel Filters, Canon, Century21, Chelsea Market, Ciroc, Citibank, Clairol Ultress, Club Med, Coca-Cola, Con Edison, Cox Interactive Media, Creative Artisan Brands, Crunch, Cuervo 1800, Delta, Diet Coke, Don Q Rum, Donnelley Directory, E-Z Wider, EasyLink--AT&T, EliasArts, Exxon, Florida Citrus, Frontier Brands, GE Rechargable Batteries, GM Credit Card, Gold Medal Flour, Grand Marnier, IBM--Latin America, Hamm's Beer, Hanes Hoisery, Hardee's, Healthy Home Environmental, Hellmann's, Holiday Inn, homedelivery.com, Honey Graham Bears, ICI Americas, Interview Magazine, Investment Expo, JAL, JetUSA, Joker, Kellogg's, Kodak films, Kodak Photo CD, Kodak 35mm Cameras, Krystal, Lamaze Publishing, LaMotta's Tomatta Sauce, Lexus, L'Eggs Sheer Energy, Lipton, L'OREAL, Lucent, IRS, Life Savers, Lufthansa, Luxe Hotels, Manhattan Mortgage, Marriott, McDonald's, MGD, Miller Beer, Mistic, Molson, Nabisco Cookies, National Car Rental, National Council for Adoption, Navan, New Jersey Online, New York Life, NewsWorks, Nomad Networks, Northcoast Consulting Group, NYC Office for Economic Development, Nikon Cameras, Northwest Airlines, Nucoa Margarine, Olympia Beer, PT-1, Palm Springs International Raceplex, PaineWebber, Parker Brothers, PheasantRun, Pizza Hut, Pleasant Company, Ponds, Portfolio School, Prodigy, Nuprin, Ragu, React.com, Ruffino, Rums of Puerto Rico, Rival Dog Food, SFATA, Sandella's Cafe, Schick Electric, Skippy, Smirnoff, STP Motor Oil, Stella Show Mangement, Stockgroup.com, T42, TailWinds Distillery, Tampax, TIME, Talbot Hotel, Tommy Hilfiger, Toyota, US Army, US Postal Service, Unisys, United Craft Distillers, UrbanGlass, Virgin Atlantic, Wall Street Journal, Winston, Wrangler, Wendy's, Wheaties, Woolmark Co, Yoplait.

Sales & Law Enforcement aren't too different. They both require a huge amount of EQ and patience. The ability to read people and deal with high-pressure situations. The need to empathize and understand. Especially in today’s age. And in most cases, people have negative experiences with both Law enforcement & salespeople. In this episode, we will chat with California Highway Patrol Sergeant Robert Ruiz of Southern Division who worked in sales for Frito Lay & Miller Beer for 13 years prior to switching to a career in law enforcement. Huge shout out to my uncle Ralph Elvira who spent 30+ years in the CHP. Sales Leadership Training Course: https://sds-sdr-training-bootcamp.teachable.com/p/sales-leadership-training-sds SDS LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/salesdevsource/?viewAsMember=true SalesDevSquad Podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/salesdevsquad-podcast/?viewAsMember=true Let's connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mateoelvira1/ Website: salesdevsource.com All the videos, songs, images, and graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sdssalestraining/support

On today’s episode, Corey Blake and Jon Dwoskin talk about what storytelling means today. Corey began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest super bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody) and in campaigns for American Express, Miller Beer, Mitsubishi, Wrigley's Gum, Hasbro, and other name brands. Today, Corey is the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC). He has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal and his work in storytelling has been quoted/featured in the New York Times, USA Today, and Inc., Forbes, and Wired Magazines. Corey pioneered the business comic book, packaging and publishing dozens of titles—including best sellers by Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, and Robert Cialdini—and has spent over a decade guiding CEOs, founders, and thought leaders to set up a storytelling ecosystem around their brand, including writing the book they were born to write. He is an avid supporter and sponsor of Conscious Capitalism, and the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press. His work has yielded 15 Independent Publisher Awards, a Belding, a Bronze Lion, and a London International Advertising Award. Connect with Corey Blake Website: https://www.roundtablecompanies.com/ Twitter: @RTcompanies LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coblake/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rtcompanies/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RTCompanies/ Connect with Jon Dwoskin Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com  

Corey is the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press, the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC), and a speaker, artist, and storyteller. He previously starred in one of the 50 greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody), has won 15 independent publishing awards, and has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal as well as in the New York Times, USA Today, Inc. Magazine, Forbes, and Wired. Corey’s storytelling clients have included Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, Robert Cialdini, Magoosh, Which Wich Superior Sandwiches, and Terlato Wines. Prior to RTC and CC Press, Corey earned his SAG union card by working 8 days on David Fincher’s Fight Club before starring in commercial campaigns for Fortune 500 companies including American Express, Mitsubishi, Pepsi, Wrigley’s Gum, Miller Beer, and Hasbro. Corey’s spot for Yard Fitness, where he plays basketball naked, won Belding, Bronze Lion, and London Advertising awards. Corey is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall and the Vulnerability is Sexy™ card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 Addy and Hermes awards for branded content. He has spoken at YPO events, business schools, publicly traded companies, and annual conferences, and is a frequent speaker, facilitator, and emcee at Conscious Capitalism events around the country.

Corey is the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press, the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC), and a speaker, artist, and storyteller. He previously starred in one of the 50 greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody), has won 15 independent publishing awards, and has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal as well as in the New York Times, USA Today, Inc. Magazine, Forbes, and Wired. Corey’s storytelling clients have included Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, Robert Cialdini, Magoosh, Which Wich Superior Sandwiches, and Terlato Wines. Prior to RTC and CC Press, Corey earned his SAG union card by working 8 days on David Fincher’s Fight Club before starring in commercial campaigns for Fortune 500 companies including American Express, Mitsubishi, Pepsi, Wrigley’s Gum, Miller Beer, and Hasbro. Corey’s spot for Yard Fitness, where he plays basketball naked, won Belding, Bronze Lion, and London Advertising awards. Corey is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall and the Vulnerability is Sexy™ card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 Addy and Hermes awards for branded content. He has spoken at YPO events, business schools, publicly traded companies, and annual conferences, and is a frequent speaker, facilitator, and emcee at Conscious Capitalism events around the country.

What can any entrepreneur learn from influencer entrepreneurs like Jeff Bullas, Kevin L. Jackson, and Josh Steimle?   How to become the influencer of your new market? I was standing in Lipton’s testing room in Bristol with the Global Marketing Director, in 1996, learning one of the most important lessons in marketing. From my 32 years in marketing, I know that the best and easiest way to succeed in launching a new product and building a successful brand is by leading your market category. The idea is taking ownership of a market category in the minds of the customers. One of the four basic market strategy definitions is ‘what market category should we play in’. If you can’t lead the market, you should invent a new market category. The most famous example of that is probably the story about Miller Beer. Miller wanted to grow and lead the US market. However the beer market was totally saturated. And any farmer who grew barley could quite easily build a brewery in his farm and start selling beer. Miller looked for the differentiation point. Marketing was in its infancy; Miller had done research and found there is a need for a light, less bitter beer with a smaller amount of alcohol, so they invented a new kind of beer. They could have launched the new beer by calling it the new Miller Beer. But they didn’t. Instead, they called women, young drivers (and other potential audiences of such a product) to try the first light beer in the world. They didn’t promote Miller beer; they were the ‘new needed category’ They took ownership in the minds of the customers as the leader of a new kind of beer and increased dramatically the value of the Miller Brand overnight.   With time, other beer producers penetrated the light beer market, however Miller Lite was, for a long time, the market leader of the light beer category. Today, Miller Lite is the third most popular beer in the US. The most interesting thing is that all three leading beers in the US today are lite beers.   Entrepreneurs, who invent new products, also create new market categories. Taking ownership of this new category can be critical to the strength of your brand and the value you can achieve for your entrepreneurship. I will write in more depth about finding the right market category in one of the coming posts. Let’s go back to the testing room in Bristol. At that time, Lipton was marketed world wide as the leading tea brand in the world. By saying to me, “You should become the Queen of Tea,” this Unilever director meant that I should know everything about tea and be the voice of the worlds leading tea in Israel where I was Lipton’s marketing director.     Become the voice of your new category Once you decide, based on research and market overview, what market category you can lead and take ownership of, it’s time to become the voice of this category. You should make sure to speak “in the name” of the new category and not to promote your product. People became more and more skeptical towards advertising and promotion. The equation here is simple; people want to be updated and learn about a new category and solution that is relevant for them. However, I always say that people love to buy but hate “to be sold to”. The idea of how an expert can become known in their field of expertise is brought to us by Mark Schaefer in his excellent book Known. “When I wrote my last book, Known, it was about how creating an effective, powerful personal brand is really the only sustainable, competitive advantage we can have. I was addressing the question: Could anybody become known?” Many of the successful entrepreneurs I interview on this show are recognized as influencers in their field. Before I’ll share you the practical steps you should take in order to become the influencer of you market category I’d like to share with you the stories of 4...

Corey began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest super bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody) and in campaigns for American Express, Miller Beer, Mitsubishi, Wrigley's Gum, Hasbro, and other name brands. Today, Corey is the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC). He has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal and his work in storytelling has been quoted/featured in the New York Times, USA Today, and Inc., Forbes, and Wired Magazines. Corey pioneered the business comic book, packaging and publishing dozens of titles—including best sellers by Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, and Robert Cialdini—and has spent over a decade guiding CEOs, founders, and thought leaders to set up a storytelling ecosystem around their brand, including writing the book they were born to write.  He is an avid supporter and sponsor of Conscious Capitalism, and the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press. His work has yielded 15 Independent Publisher Awards, a Belding, a Bronze Lion, and a London International Advertising Award. His articles have been published in Writer Magazine, and on FastCompany, Forbes.com and The Huffington Post. He is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall—whose clients include Microsoft, ADP, Marketo, and Workday—and the Vulnerability is SexyTM card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 ADDY and HERMES awards for branded content. Corey travels around the country delivering keynotes and facilitating storytelling workshops for organizations of all sizes.

You wouldn't think one of Australia's funniest comedians had been shot at in war zones, worked in some of the toughest prisons and then been in a Miller Beer commercial during the Superbowl. Until of course he told you all about it, like he does in this episode of On The Mike. Enjoy Australia's favourite comedian Rob Brown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Corey Blake began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest Superbowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody) and in campaigns for American Express, Miller Beer, Mitsubishi, Wrigley's Gum, Hasbro, and other name brands. Today, Corey is the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC), the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press, and a speaker, artist, and storyteller. He has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal and his work in storytelling has been quoted/featured in the New York Times, USA Today, and Inc., Forbes, and Wired Magazines. Corey pioneered the business comic book, packaging and publishing dozens of titles—including best sellers by Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, and Robert Cialdini, and has spent over a decade guiding CEOs, founders, and thought leaders to set up a storytelling ecosystem around their brand, including writing the book they were born to write. His work has yielded 15 Independent Publisher Awards, a Belding, a Bronze Lion, and a London International Advertising Award. His articles have been published in Writer Magazine, and on FastCompany, Forbes.com and The Huffington Post. He is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall—whose clients include Microsoft, ADP, Marketo, and Workday—and the Vulnerability is SexyTM card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 ADDY and HERMES awards for branded content. Corey travels around the country delivering keynotes and facilitating storytelling workshops for organizations of all sizes.  In this episode, Corey shares from two early career transitions that helped him reframe some personal beliefs and eventually helped him go from victim to creative agent.

Corey Blake began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest super bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody) and in campaigns for American Express, Miller Beer, Mitsubishi, Wrigley's Gum, Hasbro, and other name brands. Today, Corey is the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC). He has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal and his work in storytelling has been quoted/featured in the New York Times, USA Today, and Inc., Forbes, and Wired Magazines. Corey pioneered the business comic book, packaging and publishing dozens of titles—including best sellers by Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, and Robert Cialdini—and has spent over a decade guiding CEOs, founders, and thought leaders to set up a storytelling ecosystem around their brand, including writing the book they were born to write. He is an avid supporter and sponsor of Conscious Capitalism, and the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press. His work has yielded 15 Independent Publisher Awards, a Belding, a Bronze Lion, and a London International Advertising Award. His articles have been published in Writer Magazine, and on FastCompany, Forbes.com and The Huffington Post. He is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall—whose clients include Microsoft, ADP, Marketo, and Workday—and the Vulnerability is SexyTM card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 ADDY and HERMES awards for branded content. Corey travels around the country delivering keynotes and facilitating storytelling workshops for organizations of all sizes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices (megaphone.fm/adchoices)

Corey Blake is the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press, the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC), and a speaker, artist, and storyteller. He previously starred in one of the 50 greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, Bohemian Rhapsody), has won 15 independent publishing awards, and has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal as well as in the New York Times, USA Today, Inc. Magazine, Forbes, and Wired. Corey’s storytelling clients have included Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, Robert Cialdini, Magoosh, Which Wich Superior Sandwiches, and Terlato Wines.   Prior to RTC and CC Press, Corey earned his SAG union card by working 8 days on David Fincher’s Fight Club before starring in commercial campaigns for Fortune 500 companies including American Express, Mitsubishi, Pepsi, Wrigley’s Gum, Miller Beer, and Hasbro. Corey’s spot for Yard Fitness, where he plays basketball naked, won Belding, Bronze Lion, and London Advertising awards. Corey is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall and the Vulnerability is Sexy™ card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 Addy and Hermes awards for branded content. He has spoken at YPO events, business schools, publicly traded companies, and annual conferences, and is a frequent speaker, facilitator, and emcee at Conscious Capitalism events around the country. Connect with Corey: Round Table Companies (RTC)- http://www.roundtablecompanies.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/coblake/ https://www.facebook.com/CoreyMichaelBlake https://twitter.com/CoreyBlake9000 https://www.instagram.com/coreyblake9000/ https://www.roundtablecompanies.com/ Free Gift:  roundtablecompanies.com/purpose   This episode is sponsored by Shield Bar Marketing - Branding Your Business. Learn more at https://shieldbar.com or register your domain at http://shieldbar.shop   Music courtesy of Daniel Hoshor - AwakenedYouth.co

Hollywood actor turned book publisher Corey Blake knows the value of vulnerability. Initially, Corey scored success baring his soul on-stage. Today, he’s encouraging business leaders to do the same, but in the pages of their own books. Everyone from corner suite CEOs to wide-eyed interns has insecurities. But rather than hide those feelings away, Corey encourages us to open up and embrace the complexities of our own humanness. Listen to my recent chat with Corey Blake and learn about this storyteller’s fascinating journey to success. Corey is the publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press, the founder and CEO of Round Table Companies (RTC), and a speaker, artist and storyteller. He previously starred in one of the 50 greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time (Mountain Dew, “Bohemian Rhapsody”), has won 15 independent publishing awards and has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal as well as in the New York Times, USA Today, Inc., Forbes and Wired. Corey’s storytelling clients have included Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, Which Wich Superior Sandwiches and Terlato Wines. Prior to RTC and CC Press, Corey earned his SAG union card by working eight days on David Fincher’s Fight Club before starring in commercial campaigns for Fortune 500 companies including American Express, Mitsubishi, Pepsi, Wrigley’s Gum, Miller Beer and Hasbro. Corey’s spot for Yard Fitness, where he plays basketball naked, won Belding, Bronze Lion and London Advertising awards. Corey is also the creator of the Vulnerability Wall and the Vulnerability is Sexy™ card game. His documentary of the same name won 2017 Addy and Hermes awards for branded content. He has spoken at YPO events, business schools, publicly traded companies and annual conferences. He’s also a frequent speaker, facilitator and emcee at Conscious Capitalism events around the country. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Corey’s commitment to breaking down emotional walls Why vulnerability is far from a sign of weakness Why connecting on a human level is beneficial for businesses and business leaders How his mother’s depression shaped Corey’s lifelong desire to make people laugh Which roles Corey loved playing as a young actor Corey’s experience as a theater major at Milliken University What motivated Corey to try to make it big in Hollywood How landing roles in major movies and hit commercials built up Corey’s career—and his ego Why Corey began self-medicating with marijuana How a PBS documentary about theater director Harold Clurman inspired Corey’s next steps Why Corey’s first attempt at creating a successful production company collapsed Why Corey can thank Mountain Dew for his marriage How Corey finally quit smoking pot What motivated Corey to move home to Chicago How Corey established his own storytelling and publishing company, Round Table Companies (RTC) Why great writers should embrace vulnerability Why Corey developed the Vulnerability is Sexy art wall Why Corey wants leaders to believe their vulnerability is beautiful Connect With Corey Blake Online Round Table Website LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram Vulnerability is Sexy™: The Game Buy It Here

The #1 Donald Trump Impersonator in the World, John Di Domenico, on how comedy, satire, and late night TV is dividing, uniting, and trolling America…John Di Domenico is an American, Emmy Nominated, Actor, Writer, Comedian and Impersonator, he performs many different characters and is best known for his award-winning Donald Trump impersonation. Di Domenico has been performing Trump since 2004. When Donald Trump announced his presidential run in June of 2015, Di Domenico’s career took off, he became the official Donald Trump for numerous TV shows, making countless appearances on Conan O’Brien, Chelsea Handler, Fox News Redeye, Fox & Friends and many more outlets. Di Domenico also reads the tweets and performs sketches on Slate’s Trumpcast podcast and live shows. Di Domenico is the only Trump impersonator in the world to appear on the This Morning, Britain. Today Show & Sunrise Australia, Today Show Ireland, plus hundreds other international TV, radio and news appearances. John has made hundreds of live appearances as Donald Trump around the country and internationally he can be seen and heard in videos on Youtube, commercials, animated series, voiceovers, virtual reality, apps and even toys. John has appeared as Trump in four feature films and the 13 episode Canadian Comedy Awards Winning web series “You’ve Got Trumped” and is the winner of ABC’s The View’s National Trump Contest and The Laugh Factory’s International Trump Competition. John is originally from the Philadelphia area where he started his acting career, then moved to New York to work in theatre, television, film, standup and was a member of the Improv Company “Some Assembly Required”. He now lives in Las Vegas. John appeared in the off-Broadway hit Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, The Line That Picked Up 1000 Babes,Bernie’s Bar Mitzvah and KABOOM directed by BT McNicoll. His off-off Broadway credits include The Execution and Big Blonde. Along with his theatre work John appeared in the comedy feature films Meet The Spartans, Disaster Movie, Purge of Kingdoms, Not Another Celebrity Movie and 30 Nights of Paranormal Activity. John was grateful to be cast as Howie Reinstein in the Heidi and Kennedy episode of The Soprano’s. He has numerous national commercials to his credit including VISA, Olive Garden, Comcast, Miller Beer, and recently shot a commercial in Israel as Jay Leno for the Israeli Lottery. John attended East Stroudsburg University and graduated from Temple University with a BA in Speech Communications. John spent a year as an Intern for U.S. Senator Arlen Specter. He overcame a severe speech impediment as a child to become a performer.  

Judy Rodman has a rich career in singing, performing, studio engineering, producing, coaching, mentoring, publishing, blogging, podcasting, and life. When I asked her to describe the evolution of her career, she said simply "Every time I hit a brick wall, I went another way. In this crazy business, you have to be on roller skates.” If you've ever thought about hiring a vocal coach, if you are a vocal coach or ever thought about being one, you need to look her up, after listening to this episode of course. If you're a vocalist or public speaker, this episode is especially for you. If you're already a fan of this podcast, you too are in for a treat. Judy's Street Cred Judy's commercial and artist collaboration credits are vast. There are in fact too many to list here; but allow me to cherry pick. 2011 "Best Vocal Coach", Nashville Music Pros 1996 "Top New Country Female, Billboard Magazine 1985 "Top New Female Vocalist", ACM Voice over talent for United Airlines, Miller Beer, McDonalds, Kelloggs, Chevrolet, Lay's Potato Chips, Biz Bleach, Opryland, thousands of radio ID spots and voice overs Background vocalist, arranger and/or contractor on hundreds of master albums, live shows and TV for artists including Johnny Cash, Janie Fricke, Tom Jones, Elvis Presley, Crystal Gail, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Tammy Wynette, Lee Greenwood, Dolly Parton, Reba, Wynonna, George Strait, George Jones, and many more Her experience consists of so much more, including: recording artist, songwriter, musician, public speaker, actor… it's a little mind boggling. Her breadth of work comes from adaptation to what she reflects on as an ever changing music industry. Her beginnings in coaching and mentoring arguably began after the jingle market and work she'd done with LeAnn Rimes slowed down. At this time Judy was approached by a backup singer who was working with Lynyrd Skynyrd. This particular singer was having difficulty with a small part of her performance. Judy was surprised by the request, but she had developed a reputation that reputation came from working with many bands and artists. It was this incident that helped Judy realize she had a skill and a gift for teaching and mentoring vocalists. Advice from 50 Years in the Business Judy drops a few business and life tips in our conversation, including the following. You're have to find multiple streams of income [as a music artist] When you hit a brick wall, you have to ask yourself, what else can I do? You have to want to sing even if it doesn't pay Judy's a proponent of making making your own website as a central marketing hub for your music career. She's seen the peril that can come from basing ones business on another company's web property, and drives her point home by asking, "Remember MySpace?" I've personally know of at least one business that used a Facebook Group as it's primary hub. That business was decimated by a Facebook algorithm change. Her focus is on the professional singers and speakers, and working with people who are vocally strained. Judy says that the most challenging vocal/music genre is the genre that's wrong for the singer. She teaches a pulling technique that gets her clients into the language they need to speak. Her ideal client is someone who's serious about the voice, but she points out that most people who aren't serious, are afraid to show that they're not great. Her first objective with clients is to earn their trust. She tells me that she starts this process by saying to clients, “My office is the safest place you'll ever suck.” "Everything I do informs everything else I do.” Judy continues to write music and does work in the area of vocal production. As a vocal producer, she works to help studio production teams get vocals done in the most economical and the "most magical" way possible. Vocals are the most important asset of a music project, in Judy's opinion. When I asked her advice on bringing vocal coaches to the studio, Judy warns that producers have to be careful. There's a technical side and an artistic side, she continues. She compares being a vocal production specialist to being a midwife, in that vocal production is like helping to birth a baby. She has to be aware of what the producer wants from the project vocals, and wants to ensure that engineers don't have to stitch things together. With proper vocal production, Judy says, engineers and recording artists end up with a more natural sound and delivery. The engineer can thus concentrate on other aspects of the mix. Judy works to set singers up physically and psychologically to the idea of singing to an imaginary friend. She calls this singing to one person, or one heart. As an educator, Judy shares tons of great content in her "All Things Vocal" Podcast, on her website, and in her Facebook Group. She has a gift for anticipating curiosity that she says comes from her own sense of curiosity. "Articulate as to the selectively deaf. As artists we have to break through the noise. If we articulate like we really want to get someone's attention. If the objective is to get a response, then the way you form your words are going to get different responses." The Honesty of Slight Imperfection When I asked Judy what she saw as the biggest challenges facing vocalists today, she said that things may full circle back to organic sound, as opposed to today's sanitized and perfectly pitched recordings. She adds that real live performance moves endorphins through the brain, and that the ability to actually sing in tune will become more successful again. She calls this the honesty of slight imperfection. "Look for and adapt to reactions. Make the person your talking to part of the equation using your voice. We're not just talking at people." On marketing, Judy says her technique is to show that you can trust her. If you can't afford her $19 course, she can still teach you something. Her one-on-one training is isn't cheap, but she shares a lot of great content so that everyone will have an opportunity to learn. She says, "If you can't trust me, you can still learn from me." Judy likely sees her passion for educating and mentoring as she sees art. She says that art is in the giving, and when we're making art, we're delivering messages. This in Judy's words means, "It's important to listen too." You can also hear this podcast on Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, YouTube & Spotify. SHOW NOTES JudyRodman.com AllThingsVocal.com & the All Things Vocal Podcast Judy's Facebook Page Judy's Facebook Group Judy's FREE 5-Page "Vocal Health" Report   RESOURCES FOR MUSICIANS The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by Robonzo Growth Farming the Seth Godin Way, a FREE ebook by D Grant Smith More resources for musicians

Judy Rodman has a rich career in singing, performing, studio engineering, producing, coaching, mentoring, publishing, blogging, podcasting, and life. When I asked her to describe the evolution of her career, she said simply "Every time I hit a brick wall, I went another way. In this crazy business, you have to be on roller skates.” If you've ever thought about hiring a vocal coach, if you are a vocal coach or ever thought about being one, you need to look her up, after listening to this episode of course. If you're a vocalist or public speaker, this episode is especially for you. If you're already a fan of this podcast, you too are in for a treat. Judy's Street Cred Judy's commercial and artist collaboration credits are vast. There are in fact too many to list here; but allow me to cherry pick. 2011 "Best Vocal Coach", Nashville Music Pros 1996 "Top New Country Female, Billboard Magazine 1985 "Top New Female Vocalist", ACM Voice over talent for United Airlines, Miller Beer, McDonalds, Kelloggs, Chevrolet, Lay's Potato Chips, Biz Bleach, Opryland, thousands of radio ID spots and voice overs Background vocalist, arranger and/or contractor on hundreds of master albums, live shows and TV for artists including Johnny Cash, Janie Fricke, Tom Jones, Elvis Presley, Crystal Gail, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Tammy Wynette, Lee Greenwood, Dolly Parton, Reba, Wynonna, George Strait, George Jones, and many more Her experience consists of so much more, including: recording artist, songwriter, musician, public speaker, actor… it's a little mind boggling. Her breadth of work comes from adaptation to what she reflects on as an ever changing music industry. Her beginnings in coaching and mentoring arguably began after the jingle market and work she'd done with LeAnn Rimes slowed down. At this time Judy was approached by a backup singer who was working with Lynyrd Skynyrd. This particular singer was having difficulty with a small part of her performance. Judy was surprised by the request, but she had developed a reputation that reputation came from working with many bands and artists. It was this incident that helped Judy realize she had a skill and a gift for teaching and mentoring vocalists. Advice from 50 Years in the Business Judy drops a few business and life tips in our conversation, including the following. You're have to find multiple streams of income [as a music artist] When you hit a brick wall, you have to ask yourself, what else can I do? You have to want to sing even if it doesn't pay Judy's a proponent of making making your own website as a central marketing hub for your music career. She's seen the peril that can come from basing ones business on another company's web property, and drives her point home by asking, "Remember MySpace?" I've personally know of at least one business that used a Facebook Group as it's primary hub. That business was decimated by a Facebook algorithm change. Her focus is on the professional singers and speakers, and working with people who are vocally strained. Judy says that the most challenging vocal/music genre is the genre that's wrong for the singer. She teaches a pulling technique that gets her clients into the language they need to speak. Her ideal client is someone who's serious about the voice, but she points out that most people who aren't serious, are afraid to show that they're not great. Her first objective with clients is to earn their trust. She tells me that she starts this process by saying to clients, “My office is the safest place you'll ever suck.” "Everything I do informs everything else I do.” Judy continues to write music and does work in the area of vocal production. As a vocal producer, she works to help studio production teams get vocals done in the most economical and the "most magical" way possible. Vocals are the most important asset of a music project, in Judy's opinion. When I asked her advice on bringing vocal coaches to the studio, Judy warns that producers have to be careful. There's a technical side and an artistic side, she continues. She compares being a vocal production specialist to being a midwife, in that vocal production is like helping to birth a baby. She has to be aware of what the producer wants from the project vocals, and wants to ensure that engineers don't have to stitch things together. With proper vocal production, Judy says, engineers and recording artists end up with a more natural sound and delivery. The engineer can thus concentrate on other aspects of the mix. Judy works to set singers up physically and psychologically to the idea of singing to an imaginary friend. She calls this singing to one person, or one heart. As an educator, Judy shares tons of great content in her "All Things Vocal" Podcast, on her website, and in her Facebook Group. She has a gift for anticipating curiosity that she says comes from her own sense of curiosity. "Articulate as to the selectively deaf. As artists we have to break through the noise. If we articulate like we really want to get someone's attention. If the objective is to get a response, then the way you form your words are going to get different responses." The Honesty of Slight Imperfection When I asked Judy what she saw as the biggest challenges facing vocalists today, she said that things may full circle back to organic sound, as opposed to today's sanitized and perfectly pitched recordings. She adds that real live performance moves endorphins through the brain, and that the ability to actually sing in tune will become more successful again. She calls this the honesty of slight imperfection. "Look for and adapt to reactions. Make the person your talking to part of the equation using your voice. We're not just talking at people." On marketing, Judy says her technique is to show that you can trust her. If you can't afford her $19 course, she can still teach you something. Her one-on-one training is isn't cheap, but she shares a lot of great content so that everyone will have an opportunity to learn. She says, "If you can't trust me, you can still learn from me." Judy likely sees her passion for educating and mentoring as she sees art. She says that art is in the giving, and when we're making art, we're delivering messages. This in Judy's words means, "It's important to listen too." You can also hear this podcast on Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, YouTube & Spotify. SHOW NOTES JudyRodman.com AllThingsVocal.com & the All Things Vocal Podcast Judy's Facebook Page Judy's Facebook Group Judy's FREE 5-Page "Vocal Health" Report   RESOURCES FOR MUSICIANS The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by Robonzo Growth Farming the Seth Godin Way, a FREE ebook by D Grant Smith More resources for musicians

Marc Bluestein, Founder and CEO of Aquarius Sports and Entertainment, shares his passion for sports and marketing with Our Town host Andy Ockershausen in this all new episode of Our Town podcast. He is originally from Philadelphia, but grew up in Our Town, and as Andy tells him "is a big part of Our Town". Marc Bluestein, also known as "Blue", grew up playing baseball and always dreamed of playing college ball. After high school he attended the University of Tampa and successfully “walked on” to the university’s baseball team. He realized after a short time that he couldn’t compete in Division 2 baseball in Tampa, and ended up transferring to the University of South Florida to concentrate on his studies. While at USF, Marc interned with the Tampa Bay Lightning after they joined the NHL in the 1992-93. He came back to Our Town after college, but is quick to say that Tampa holds a special place in his heart. Blue began his career in Our Town with W.B. Doner Advertising in Baltimore. He eventually moved close to Doner’s offices in Baltimore and lived with three roommates. His starting salary was $18,000 and rent was $195 month. Marc would spend weekends with his then girlfriend in DC. Marc Bluestein’s Doner accounts included FILA, marketing tennis as well as ski and snowboarding, as well as MidAtlantic Milk Marketing Association and First National Bank of Maryland, which later became All First and then M&T. These accounts not only involved media planning and buying but they all used sports sponsorships and sports media buys as part of their communications platform. For instance, FILA’s first big deal signed was with Sammy Sousa as endorser. Marc had become the sports marketing expert and was made Sports Marketing Manager at 23. He used this opportunity to build his own foundation for his career in sports marketing. After a few years, Blue packed a U-Haul and moved to Manhattan, where he had always dreamed of working. At 26, Marc Bluestein went to NY to work for DMB&B and then Mediavest. Blue’s client list was impressive and he was able to grow his sports marketing experience further. For example, he worked with Coca-Cola Classic expanding their NFL & NASCAR programs. He also worked with Norelco who worked with MLB, X-Games and Gravity Games. One of the Norelco promotions was the 21 day challenge which involved ESPN radio’s Mike and Mike and Jim Rome. Blue took advantage of an opportunity to move to Sports Illustrated. He drew upon his sports sponsorship experience to help them grow from selling print ads to offering sponsorship opportunities. SI wanted to take their brand and grow their two franchises with sponsorship opportunities. Marc Bluestein recalls the details of two incredible SI promotions that involved Miller Beer and Pontiac, respectively. You will want to listen in to the interesting stories of behind these promotions. Marc and his wife decided to move to Washington DC, so Marc finished up in New York at Sports Illustrated and they came back to Our Town where he worked at Home Team Sports, now Comcast Sportsnet. The offer to come back was attractive, in part, because he would be working with all the sports teams he loved. Andy compliments Marc on the work he did at Comcast Sportsnet. He was a star and brought a touch of New York advertising with him, which benefitted his new employer. Looking to advance, grow and figure it all out, Marc started looking at relocating but ended up accepting advice and guidance from a former client, Rick DiBella and, his boss, Jeff Parsigian. They suggested that he start his own business. So. . .9 years ago during the Thanksgiving holiday he downloaded an online template and completed a 15 page business plan, which was the impetus for his new company, Aquarius Sports Group. Andy and Marc discuss the very personal nature of the name Aquarius, and what prompted Marc to take the risk to start his own business.

Steve Cooper talks with comic/actor Tom McTigue. Tom can be seen performing his particular brand of insanity on HBO, Showtime and Comedy Central. He continues to tour both nationally and internationally. An accomplished actor, he has worked with Academy Award winners Janusz Kaminski, Richard Linklater and Robert Richardson. He has co- starred with a virtual who's-who of Hollywood. Christopher Meloni, Cybil Shephard, Noah Wylie, Tim Curry, Craig T. Nelson, Roseanne Barr and Wayne Newton have all shared the spotlight with him. He created, produced and starred in the series Guys Like Us for ABC- TV, co-starring Robert Hays from Airplane! and continues to write comedy material for many top headlining performers. He is also busy working in commercials. His face and voice are instantly recognizable, having been featured in over 350 national TV campaigns as the spokesman for everything from Miller Beer to Disney World. Constantly in demand, he has been on-air non-stop for a whopping 25 consecutive years!

A sing-a-long, with our cousins, of popular commercials of the day.

John Di Domenico is an Actor, Writer, Producer, Host and Corporate Performer. Along with hosting meetings & events as him myself, John's specialty is writing content driven comedy material for his many multiple celebrity characters (Donald Trump, Dr. Phil, Austin Powers and Larry King to name a few) and many original characters for for corporate events all over the world. When he's not live on stage he's "On Camera" in corporate comedy videos, humorous interviews and training videos. As an actor John most recently appeared in the film comedy hit Meet The Spartans as Donald Trump and Disaster Movie as Dr. Phil and the Love Guru. John has worked consistently as actor since 1988. His Theater credits include: KABOOM! Tony n' Tina's Wedding, The Execution (NEA Award Winner), Improv: Some Assembly Required, Television: The Soprano's, Commercials: VISA, Miller Beer, Olive Garden. Please visit www.johnnyd.net Also on today's show It's The 3rd Annual NEW JERSEY COMEDY FESTIVAL Fellow Friars -Dennis Hedlund - Founder, David Stein - Producer and Adam Mamawala - 1st Annual Comedy Festival King of Campus Comedy, Will talk about the Festival giving opportunities to New Jersey college students to "SHOW ME THE FUNNY". The winner will receive THE GOOD HUMOR AWARD, $1000 CASH AND A SCHOLARSHIP TO THE MANHATTAN COMEDY SCHOOL http://www.manhattancomedyschool.com/ FOR MORE INOF GO TO -newjerseycomedyfestival.com