Podcasts about Molson Canadian

Stormy seas ahead, as Canada and the U.S. prepare to lock horns. We get three different takes (plus dozens in the Real Talk Live Chat powered by Park Power) on the implications of President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada, and the Canadian counter-offensive announced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Don't miss Positive Reflections presented by Kuby Energy near the end of the episode, as we recap the Real Talk Pond Hockey Classic, where an incredible crew of players, sponsors, and volunteers came together in wild winter weather to raise $30,000 for charity!  4:50 | Is Canada the next Ukraine? Political commentator Tasha Kheiriddin gets into it.  TASHA'S SUBSTACK: https://tashakheiriddin.substack.com/p/is-canada-the-next-ukraine 33:00 | Former Harper cabinet minister and longtime diplomat Chris Alexander gives us his take on Trudeau's response to Trump's tariffs, and Canada's evolving role in Ukraine.  FOLLOW CHRIS ON X: https://x.com/calxandr 1:00:30 | Athabasca University political scientist Dr. Mark Crawford wonders what a one-month pause on tariffs in Mexico might mean for Canada.  CHECK OUT ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY: https://www.athabascau.ca/ 1:35:00 | WHAT A WEEKEND. $30,000 raised for charity in -25C temperatures at the Real Talk Pond Hockey Classic presented by Molson Canadian! Ryan and Johnny recap a wonderful day in St. Albert.  FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK, X, & INSTAGRAM: @realtalkrj & @ryanjespersen  JOIN US ON FACEBOOK & LINKEDIN: @ryanjespersen  REAL TALK MERCH: https://ryanjespersen.com/merch RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE PERKS - BECOME A REAL TALK PATRON: patreon.com/ryanjespersen THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS! https://ryanjespersen.com/sponsors The views and opinions expressed in this show are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Relay Communications Group Inc. or any affiliates.

Episode Summary: Shawn Byfield, an accomplished Canadian performer, choreographer, MC, and author. With an extensive career spanning film, television, and live performances, Shawn shares his personal journey, starting from a hyperactive child to becoming a seasoned dance professional. He recounts how his passion for dance ignited after watching the legendary Gregory Hines perform tap dance on television, leading him to pursue a diverse range of dance styles and eventually transition into the professional dance world. Shawn discusses the importance of creating your own opportunities, emphasizing how dancers should take initiative instead of waiting for their big break. He also dives into the lessons he's learned from his experiences in the competitive dance world and how it shaped his artistic growth.  In addition, Shawn shares insights from his latest project, You Came to Slay, a workbook designed to help dancers boost their confidence through thought-provoking questions. The episode highlights the significance of embracing feedback, overcoming imposter syndrome, and setting big, meaningful goals to achieve success in the dance industry. Show Notes: (00:00) - Introduction to Shawn Byfield, performer, choreographer, MC, and author (03:00) - Early dance journey, inspired by Gregory Hines and discovering tap (10:00) - Competitive dance, growing through competitions and learning (12:30) - Going professional, deciding to pursue dance full-time (17:30) - Performing highlights, roles in Hairspray and Pixels (25:00) - Choreography career, winning a Dora Award for I Think I Can (30:00) - Becoming an MC, transitioning to MCing and energizing audiences (35:00) - You Came to Slay, a workbook to boost dancer confidence (42:00) - How to handle and grow from feedback (47:00) - Advice for multifaceted dancers, exploring different dance paths (52:00) - Overcoming imposter syndrome, staying true to passions (57:00) - The power of setting big career goals (01:02:00) - Final thoughts, building a sustainable and successful dance career Biography: Shawn Byfield, Canada's Favourite Emcee, Entertainment Coach, and Distinguished Award Recipient, and performer has left an indelible mark on the Canadian entertainment industry. As an acclaimed performer, Shawn's credits include memorable appearances in films like "COBU 3D" (2012), "Turn The Beat Around," "HAIRSPRAY," and "Blues Brothers 2000," showcasing his captivating on-screen presence. He has also graced the stage in productions such as "Taal," "Bojangles," "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen," "The Music Man," and "The Ladies Man," further solidifying his status as a versatile entertainer. Shawn's talents extend beyond the screen and stage, as he has lent his charisma to TV commercials for brands like Dentyne, Best Buy, The Bay, Got Milk, Rogers Video, McDonald's, Molson Canadian, and Joe Fresh, becoming a sought-after talent in the advertising world. Shawn has been featured in esteemed publications such as the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, National Post, Now Magazine, Eye Weekly, Toronto Sun, and Canadian Living Magazine, offering valuable insights into the entertainment industry. In addition to his media presence, Shawn's engaging personality and wealth of knowledge have made him a frequent guest on popular television networks, including SLICE Network, Much Music, CBC's The National, Rogers TV, and Breakfast Television. His accomplishments include prestigious awards such as: Canada's DORA AWARD for Choreography (Canada's version of a Tony Award) and nominations for the GEMINI AWARDS and BLACK CANADIANS AWARDS. These accolades reflect his exceptional talent and industry recognition. Furthermore, Shawn Byfield is the author of the transformative NEW playbook, 'You Came To Slay!' This empowering guide goes beyond dance steps, offering a mental pass to unlock a dancer's true potential.  Connect on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/shawnbyfield https://www.facebook.com/ShawnByfield

REAL TALK EXPANSION NEWS: our live stream is now available on SEVEN different platforms! As of this episode, you can catch us LIVE on YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Mixlr weekdays at 8:30am MT. And, of course, you can find us wherever you get your podcasts, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.  3:40 | Even cooler: our Real Talk Live Chat powered by Park Power will include comments from all platforms. It'll be interesting to see if our viewers on X differ from the crew in our YouTube chat, or if our Facebook audience aligns with our viewers on LinkedIn... TELL US WHAT YOU THINK: talk@ryanjespersen.com  9:20 | Join us at the Real Talk Pond Hockey Classic presented by Molson Canadian on Saturday, February 2 in St. Albert, and you could win SIX TICKETS to the Oilers/Leafs game at Rogers Place later that evening! Sign up your team today to qualify: https://www.ryanjespersen.com/pond-hockey 11:20 | The days of Edmonton losing air travellers to Calgary could be numbered. Edmonton International Airport (EIA) announces its largest schedule ever, including direct flights to Chicago and Salt Lake City, as WestJet increases its overall seat capacity in Alberta's capital by nearly 25%. We ask EIA CEO Myron Keehn and WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech how the expansion came about, and what it could mean for business and tourism.  FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK, TWITTER, & INSTAGRAM: @realtalkrj JOIN US ON FACEBOOK & LINKEDIN: @ryanjespersen  REAL TALK MERCH: https://ryanjespersen.com/merch RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE PERKS - BECOME A REAL TALK PATRON: https://www.patreon.com/c/ryanjespersen THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS! https://ryanjespersen.com/sponsors The views and opinions expressed in this show are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Relay Communications Group Inc. or any affiliates.

In Part II of our podcast coverage of the July 8th New West Council meeting, we discuss a number of topics on the docket for the 'mid-summer marathon' session. Be sure to check out Episode 36 for Part I of this two-part podcast. In this edition, special guest Coun. Paul Minhas discusses the tragic loss of a life on East Columbia which was the subject of a report to improve road safety. A number of recommendations were endorsed to support new capital investments to make this part of our city safer for pedestrians. Another meeting, another request for 'budget enhancements' that would lead to the hiring of a new $80,000 + benefits grants coordinator. Can you guess what happened when a motion came forward looking to find efficiencies first before we simply passed on this cost to the 2025 budget? Bet you'll get this one wrong. Another staff report focused on providing the Chief Licensing Officer with sweeping new powers to allow a food truck to pop up absolutely anywhere in the city. In the past, food trucks were only permitted in prescribed areas. What impact could this move have to existing brick and mortar establishments? Do you think park and recreation fees are too high in New West? A motion approved by Council may put a cap on those fees for the one month and annual recreation passes until 2027 - but did an amendment put a twist on it all?Council unanimously endorses two key staff recommendations to look at ways of ensuring all buildings (new and old) have a place for people to stay cool during the summer months. This is an issue most people expect would be led by the Province. But that didn't stop one councillor from putting forward an additional recommendation (not endorsed by staff) to kickstart a major work project that in the end may not actually be necessary. Are elected officials really allowed to accept gifts (aka free junkets to travel abroad on civic business) from major international conglomerates (aka 3rd parties) like Molson-Coors? You'll be surprised to learn the answer to this question and who actually provided the clearest response! An attempt to develop a made-in-New West 'eyes and ears on the street 'Community Ambassador Pilot program went down in flames. It was aimed at improving public safety, providing supports for our unhoused population as well as assist tourists. Why did Council need to draft a motion, then send a letter to several BC NDP Cabinet ministers when the majority of the elected officials around the table are members of that same party? That's a good question that deserves an answer, but was one provided? Lastly, we talk about communications. When do members of Council get the right to see a news release that is sent out on their behalf? Before, or after it has been sent to the media? Not surprisingly the governing majority on Council chose to increase the power base of the Mayor by consolidating even more power in his office. We discuss how this will impact our local democracy moving past the next civic election. It's a packed podcast full of twists and turns that even generated a serious belly laugh from Coun. Minhas - who just couldn't hold back. Be sure to tell your friends and family about this podcast. Word of mouth helps to increase out listening audience. You can listen to For the Record on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all major platforms.

The Two Bobs episode 251 for Monday, May 27, 2024: What are The Bobs drinking? Rob enjoyed a Blackberry Fresh Kicks from Transient. https://untp.beer/PX419 Robert made sweet love to a Vibrant Thing: Pineapple/Mango Sour Ale from Solace. https://untp.beer/e98BX Follow us on Untapped at @RobFromTTB and @lowercaserobert or we'll tell your municipality that you're harboring illegal support animals. This week's CRAZY NEWS has severe daddy issues manifesting in the form of cheese. A man in Canada assaulted police with a block of cheese. He probably didn't even have to put his can of Molson Canadian down. https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/irate-male-assaulted-newfoundland-officers-with-block-of-cheese-police-say-1.6881630 A law student in NYC spent $10,000 in rehab to fight her cheese addiction. https://www.rttnews.com/3448972/nyc-law-student-s-cheese-addiction-leads-to-10k-in-rehab.aspx Engineers made a real-life stillsuit. Also, Robert has no idea what a stillsuit is. https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/working-dune-inspired-stillsuit A woman in Iowa is battling her city over her emotional support goose. https://www.wxow.com/news/iowa-woman-battling-city-over-emotional-support-goose-hes-the-light-of-my-day/article_3c2ddace-12b9-545c-a2b8-4c601c003050.html Florida Priest® bit a woman after denying her communion. https://www.wftv.com/news/local/central-florida-priest-bites-woman-after-denying-her-communion-police-say/SIVFXFMRBZBBDAEYC4DIZUS4AE/ A new Florida law requires all woman to produce three healthy white sons by their 22nd birthday. https://www.theonion.com/new-florida-law-requires-all-women-to-produce-3-healthy-1851482288 Please share the show with your friends, and don't forget to subscribe! Visit www.thetwobobs.com for our contact information. Thanks for listening! Leave us a message or text us at 530-882-BOBS (530-882-2627) Join us on all the social things: Follow us on Twitter Check out our Instagram Follow Rob on Untappd Follow Robert on Untappd The Two Bobs Podcast is © The Two Bobs.  For more information, see our Who are The Two Bobs? page, or check our Contact page.  Words, views, and opinions are our own and do not represent those of our friends, family, or our employers unless otherwise noted.  Music for The Two Bobs was provided by JewelBeat.  

There's a new task force on housing and homelessness. Plus, everything is a district, recreation centres will soon be sponsored, and we discuss police accountability.Here are the relevant links for this episode:Housing task forceEdmonton mayor names 16-member task force to tackle housing and homelessnessState of the CityClean energy retrofitEdmonton finalizes clean energy retrofit loans programLauren Boothby's threadPolice accountabilityEdmonton mayor disturbed by images of police response to pro-Palestinian protestersMessage to the U of A community: Update on encampmentProtesters attend Edmonton city hall meeting after police teardown of U of A pro-Palestine campDisruptive meeting could trigger security changes at Edmonton city hallTweet about commission meetingDistrictsRice Howard Way to become Edmonton's new entertainment districtDowntown Edmonton 'education district' could spur revitalization, school leaders sayExperience Edmonton's Arts District2015: Coffee Bureau and Lock Stock Coffee have revived Edmonton's coffee districtNaming rightsEdmonton's Terwillegar rec centre to get a new, sponsored name2022: Jumpstart Inclusive Playground now open in EdmontonRapid firePSA: Have fun in the sun in Edmonton's spray parks, opening this weekendNews Release: New EPark App launches todayCanada's 100 Best restaurants list snubs Edmonton; three bars crack top 50See us in person!May 21: Don't let the pink slime get you: AI's role in a healthy media ecosystem at Work Nicer Beaver House.May 25: Edmonton International Cat Festival at the Robbins Health Learning Centre at MacEwan.May 30: Speaking Municipally Live: Untangling the housing knot at the Foundry Room.Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton, a source of curiosity-driven original stories, curated newsletters on various topics, and locally focused podcasts, all in the service of informing Edmontonians about what is going on in their community. Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free! ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode of Friday Night Beers, Tom & Vince try a beer called Molson Canadian. This beer is from Molson Coors Canada in Montreal, Quebec. The hosts drink it and somehow compare it to things like Vince's Canadian memories, Molsons in Montreal, hockey, Blades of Glory, “Canadian Or Made Up” and more. At the end, they rate this beer on a unique 1-5 scale. VINCE: 3.5 / 5 VincesTOM: 3 / 5 TomsInstagram: @friday.night.beersTwitter: @fnb_pod Threads: https://www.threads.net/@friday.night.beersEmail: friday.night.beerspodcast@gmail.com Theme music by Billy Hansa. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you find your podcasts!

We're checking out AC/DC's Back in Black this weekend, which reminded us that this is one of the few bands on this list that Mike and Ben have seen together, in person. Here's a midweek episode, revisiting our time at the epic Molson Canadian Rocks for Toronto fundraiser concert for your enjoyment as we get ready for Saturday's new release! As a reminder, you can find our favorite songs from the RS500 on our Spotify playlist right here - we'll be updating it as we go with our favorite songs from each album! You can check out Rolling Stone's 2020 list right here. We'd love it if you would review us in your favorite podcast app, and while you're at it, give us a like on our Facebook Page or Instagram, follow us on Twitter, and send us a message if you have any comments or questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Today we have two Crazy Canadians who have their own Podcast!!! The Opinionated Lushes!  We have two Canadian beers and two American! Battle of the taste buds.Beer Flights: We find out everything there is to know about the Lushes.Beer drank during: Voodoo Ranger by New BelgiumPub Talk/ Lushes Takeover : Random talks from the Lushe of Bag of Topics!Beer drank during: Molson Canadian by MolsonDive Bar Reviews: Honer takes us to Toronto Ontario! Beer drank: Labatt Blue by LabattBruce Trivia: We do some Would you RathersBeer drank: PBRShouts out to our sponsor:Hop Station Craft Beer Bar! Don't forget to rate us 5 stars wherever you listen, it helps us a bunch!Stay sexy.  

nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Pour ce 56e épisode du Balado Femme d'Hockey présenté par IGA, Isabelle reçoit nul autre que l'homme de hockey, le propriétaire et président des Canadiens de Mtl : Geoff Molson! Geoff Molson : l'homme de hockey nbsp;Tout le monde connaît les Molson! Cela fait plus de 240 ans que cette famille d'entrepreneurs est présente et impliquée auprès de la communauté. Geoff Molson ne fait pas exception et perpétue cette tradition pour la septième génération.nbsp; Souvent remis en question pour ses décisions, on lui demande rarement l'origine de ses passions, son histoire à lui. Du jeune partisan de hockey à celui qui dirige la sainte-flanelle, Geoff se livre avec générosité à Isabelle lors de cette rencontre qui vous permettra de mieux connaître l'homme derrière notre club de hockey. Imaginez-vous avoir 8 ans et qu'après vos devoirs votre mère vous donne la permission de vous rendre à l'aréna du coin pour voir un match de hockey avec la famille. Imaginez-vous être en train de marcher comme tous les autres partisans vers les portes du Forum alors que l'une des équipes sur la glace appartient à votre famille; Les Canadiens de Montréal. Hé bien c'est ce que Geoff a vécu! Ce qui vous attend dans ce balado c'est la découverte d'un homme de cœur pour qui la communauté est au centre de ses décisions. Un père de famille dévoué au bien-être de ses enfants, un ancien défenseur un peu rebelle, mais surtout un homme qui a fait sa place grâce aux sages conseils de son père qu'il conserve précieusement.nbsp; Bien évidemment, il est question aussi de l'organisation des Canadiens, de ses objectifs à court et moyen-long terme au niveau des opérations hockey de l'équipe, et de l'importance d'avoir les bonnes personnes pour y arriver.nbsp; Finalement, il est question d'un événement important pour lui et la Fondation des Canadiens pour l'enfance, le Radio-Télédon du mardi 5 avril auquel Isabelle sera présente.nbsp; Déroulement et questions posées à Geoff Molson lors de cet entretiennbsp; ActualitéPrésentation et salutations. On parle hockey (0:54)Ce segment est une présentation de Sports Rousseau, Hockey Experts et L'Entrepôt du Hockeynbsp; Retour sur certains moments reliés au hockey:Comment était le Geoff de 8 ans quand il allait au Forum?nbsp;Est-ce que c'est dans ton enfance que tu as pris toutes tes superstitions alors que tu avais la chance de côtoyer de près les joueurs?Quel genre de Hockey Dad es-tu?Est-ce que c'était un objectif pour toi que la famille redevienne propriétaire des Canadiens de Montréal?Quel est ton souvenir hockey le plus marquant pour toi?nbsp;Quel type de joueur étais-tu sur la glace?Qu'est-ce que ça veut dire pour toi que de porter le nom Molson? Tir de barrage (15:32)Segment du Balado où Isabelle pose plusieurs questions à son invitée:nbsp;Sucré ou salé?Puissance ou endurance?Matin ou soir?Changer le passé ou voir le futur?Steve Shutt ou Cole Caufield?Molson Ex ou Molson Canadian? Place aux femmes (16:55)Soulevons les enjeux et la place des femmes dans le sport.nbsp;Qui est la femme de hockey qui t'inspire? La passe sur la palette (22:52)Le hockey, c'est un jeu de passe. La plupart des buts se font grâce à une aide.Quel a été le moment, la personne ou l'organisation qui a fait une différence dans ta carrière, dans ta vie?À quelle personne ou à quel organisme ferais-tu une «passe sur la palette» aujourd'hui? Échos de vestiaires (28:34)Nouveau segment où Isabelle demande à son invité de nous raconter une anecdote.nbsp;As-tu une anecdote à nous raconter, un moment inédit que tu voudrais nous partager? À proposnbsp;Le Balado Femme d'Hockey présenté par IGA, animé par Isabelle Ethier, vous propose de découvrir, le temps d'une période, l'univers hockey d'une personnalité.nbsp; On discute de hockey, mais surtout de sa passion et de son histoire avec ce sport. On en profite pour aborder la place des femmes dans le hockey. Au passage, on jase du moment qui a fait la différence dans la carrière de l'invité et on dévoile des anecdotes inédites.nbsp; Cette rencontre intime est surtout l'occasion de connaître autrement notre invité. nbsp; Pour découvrir les autres épisodes avec tous nos invités passés.nbsp;Suivez-nous également sur nos médias sociaux pour découvrir encore plus de contenus passionnants.FacebookInstagramTwitter

The CPG Guys, Sri & PVSB, are joined in this episode by Sara Goucher, Director of eCommerce at the Molson Coors Beverage Company. For more than two centuries Molson Coors has been brewing beverages that unite people for all of life's moments. From Coors Light, Miller Lite, Molson Canadian, Carling and Staropramen to Coors Banquet, Blue Moon Belgian White, Saint Archer Gold, Leinenkugel's, Creemore Springs and more, Molson Coors produces some of the most beloved and iconic beer brands ever made.Follow  Sara Goucher on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-welch-goucher-b6406229/ Follow MCBC on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/molson-coors/Follow MCBC online at: https://www.molsoncoors.com/ Sara answers these questions:1)  What are the core activities that your team supports at MolsonCoors and how do you interface with sales, marketing & distribution, navigating a matrixed organization?2) Would you tell us about “Tied House Laws” and the “Three Tier System” to ground our audience in how you navigate your operations?  3) How do Tied House laws impact your ability to engage with different types of clients, specifically around retail media when dealing with Walmart Connect & Kroger Precision Marketing vs. Instacart Ads or Drizly Ads which are managed by marketplaces?  4) What are the levers that you are able to use to have a material impact on consumer engagement at Molson Coors and what are the outcomes you are able to measure? 5) Are retailers sufficiently prioritizing the importance of adult beverage as a category contributor and how are you able to elevate the focus retailers should be putting against your category?6) What do you see as  the link between eCommerce and in-store sales? How does eCommerce influence in-store sales and how does your team support this?  7) How does content contribute to the digital shelf experience and how you determine where to invest against content?  8) What are some of the most meaningful insights you can share with us about behavior changes in alc bev retail since the beginning of the pandemic and how are these influencing your business decisions?  9) How does UGC play into MCBC's content strategy?Please provide the CPG Guys feedback at http://ratethispodcast.com/cpgguysCPG Guys Website: http://CPGGuys.comCPG Guys on Instagram: https://instagram.com/cpgguysPlease follow the Network of Executive Women at http://newonline.org/cpgguysDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

The Two Bobs episode 165 for Monday, October 18, 2021: What are The Bobs drinking? Rob enjoyed a Crème Brulee Java Stout from Kuhnhenn. https://untappd.com/b/kuhnhenn-brewing-company-creme-brulee-java-stout/5611 Robert had a The Fear Imperial Pumpkin Ale from Flying Dog. https://www.flyingdog.com/beers/fear/ Follow us on Untapped at @PhilRoberts33 and @robertk328 or we'll force feed you dog biscuits. This week's CRAZY NEWS is so insane we had to bring reinforcements. Thanks, Dave! While most of us think of Iran as this beautiful tourist destination that is in no way a threat to the rest of the world, it turns out they have some bizarre TV censorship rules. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10065797/New-Iranian-TV-censorship-rules-ban-women-eating-Pizza-screen.html An Ontario man called 911 because he was stuck in traffic and had to pee. Prolly drank too much Labatt and Molson Canadian. https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-man-calls-911-because-he-s-stuck-in-traffic-and-has-to-go-pee-1.5616534 A man who married a rice cooker (The machine kind, not the human kind. Don't be racist.) got a divorce four days later. https://www.unilad.co.uk/life/man-who-married-rice-cooker-gets-divorce-4-days-later/ Someone gave Florida Man a sword and a box of matches. The rest of the story writes itself. https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/florida-man-wielding-sword-sets-fire-in-roadway-floods-booking-office-after-arrest/ We were joined by a very special guest: Loyal TTB listener Dave. He and Robert were fighting for Rob's attention while we were recording so it was only fitting we had him on the show in that moment. When you're taking photos of shit you're selling on the internet be mindful of what's in the background, especially when it's meth. https://www.kbtx.com/2021/10/01/man-trying-sell-catalytic-converter-arrested-meth-instead/ Purina recently terminated the employment of a man caught stealing and eating over $30,000 in dog biscuits. https://worldnewsdailyreport.com/purina-employee-arrested-for-stealing-and-eating-over-30000-of-dog-biscuits/ Please share the show with your friends, and don't forget to subscribe! Visit www.thetwobobs.com for our contact information. Thanks for listening! Leave us a message or text us at 530-882-BOBS (530-882-2627) Join us on all the social things: Follow us on Twitter Like our Facebook Page Check out our Instagram Follow Rob on Untappd Follow Robert on Untappd The Two Bobs Podcast is © The Two Bobs.  For more information, see our Who are The Two Bobs? page, or check our Contact page.  Words, views, and opinions are our own and do not represent those of our friends, family, or our employers, unless otherwise noted.  Music for The Two Bobs was provided by JewelBeat.  

As we approach the end of the summer, and for many Canadians prime cottage season, we thought it was time to discuss a selection of yuppy Muskoka beers. On this week's episode of Domestic Pints ONLY we are joined by our long time friend and listener, and a member of the Crispy Boys, 'Chef' Andrew! We start the episode discussing COORS ORGANIC, before moving on to the light and low-cal MOLSON ULTRA (formerly Molson Canadian 67). We end with the king of golf beers: MICHELOB ULTRA. Special thanks to Andy for joining us, who also provided his advice for cooking with these beers throughout the episode. If you plan to make any final cottage trips before the cold weather sets in, consider bringing some of these tasty lights! Timestamps: 3:46 Beer #1 (Coors Organic) 18:46 Beer #3 (Molson Ultra) 37:54 Beer #3 (Michelob Ultra) 55:13 Wrap up, final scores, and conclusion Credits: Intro and closing song: "Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)" by Dazie Mae (www.daziemae.com) Artwork: IG @natalierivetartist (www.natalierivet.com)

6% of Americans think they can fight a Grizzly Bear, Devon gives us his NHL playoff picks and Molson Canadian teases the Brewmboni.  Subscribe to the show: Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s a huge action packed episode all about Sportsnet and Molson Canadian’s historic Hockey Night in Canada Multilingual Edition, which happened on Saturday, April 24, 2021 and featured hockey in SEVEN additional languages! The first of three guests on this episode is Randip Janda who is part of the long running Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi broadcast, which was the inspiration for this multilingual event. Randip explains the initiative for the night and the history that spawned the Punjabi broadcast and how it has evolved over the years. The next two guests are Jimmy Nguyen and Keith Fong, who were part of the Vietnamese and Cantonese broadcasts respectively. Both tell of their stories becoming hockey fans, the unique language they used in their broadcasts and how hockey is growing in Asia. All three guests share their passion for the game of hockey and offer dazzling insights into their language and culture!

The boys get into Canada's finest and engage in quite a bit of that South Park poopy humor the kids seem to like so bad. We drank Labatt Blue and Molson Canadian, while reminiscing about the days when you could get over the border. Join us, won't you? It's the neighborly thing to do.

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Welcome to the second episode of 'Domestic Pints ONLY'. This week we talk about three titans of the beer industry, starting with a beer that "has a prime minister, not a president... that speaks English and French, not American": MOLSON CANADIAN. Next we move onto a classic American staple, but one that is relatively new in the Canadian market: COORS ORIGINAL (formerly labelled as "Coors Banquet"). Finally, we end with a reminder to take your vitamins, specifically, vitamin 'p'. It's OLD STYLE PILSNER! This ep is a bit shorter, and because this time we knew what we were doing (somewhat) it's a much stronger one. Think of this one like the "Empire Strikes Back" to episode one's "A New Hope", just with no scary giant asteroid worms. Timestamps: 6:43 Beer #1 25:25 Beer #2 44:14 Beer #3 1:07:25 Wrap up and conclusion Credits: Intro and closing song: "Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)" by Dazie Mae (www.daziemae.com) Artwork: IG @natalierivetartist (www.natalierivet.com)

This week the Bros go both big and small. They're taking on the behemoth which is Molson Canadian, the type of mega corporation that makes Cyberpunk fears seem real. While they review this brew, they'll also sample a bit of Emile Nelligan, a tragically underappreciated French Canadian poet. Perhaps it's his fate, as the Bros will discuss while reading "Winter Night." They'll also discuss Prince, the meaning behind Milwaukee, and do their best to not butcher the French language. Listen and enjoy!

While I was searching for ghosts in the wilds of the American South recently, Michael Crusty of Crusty Media and the Bobcast’s own Crusty’s Corner stepped in, filled in and saved the day with his very own episode! My favorite Canadian came to the rescue with this episode, an interview with Scott of the band Cancer Bats, plus some songs by Cancer Bats, Napoleon and No Big Deal. Here’s a track listing of the songs - Intro song - “Miserable Failure” by Iron Reagan1. “Deathsmarch To A New Acoustic Beat” by Cancer Bats2. “Left To Die” by Napoleoon3. “A Million Things” by No Big Deal4. “Bricks And Mortar” and 5. “Sabotage” by Cancer Bats.PS - “Sabotage” is a Beastie Boys cover and it is DAMN good! So grab a twelver of Molson Canadian, pick up some poutine and celebrate all things Canadian with the Crusty Takeover!!

Dr. Paresh Shah - Westwood Dental Center (Soon to be Revive Dental at Westwood) joins Marc and Tyler to discuss his dental journey in Winnipeg, Canada.

I'm joined by my great friend Mark Reiser and we discuss what took the NHL so long to finalize a deal to return to play, how awesome an All-Canadian NHL division will be, the upcoming World Junior Hockey tournament, plus how annoying people are who say "ice hockey" instead of hockey. We delve into the current state of the Blue Jays off-season plus rail on how frustrating it is to not have CFL this year and whether Mark would've been front & centre with #BillsMafia slamming into tables! It's a trip down memory lane recounting the classic Molson Canadian "My name is Joe & I am Canadian" commercial, past ugly christmas sweater party shenanigans and a tale too good to be true (but it is!) about a friend getting a fishing hook stuck in his thumb after consuming too many edibles!

We were joined by BMD, Canadian Independent Wrestler. We discussed being inspired by Stone Cold, expressing his creative side with his YouTube & Molson Candian. Grab & Beer & enjoy Bud. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT https://twitter.com/bmdbud https://www.twitch.tv/bmdbud https://www.youtube.com/bmd Music by: in6chunx: https://www.twitch.tv/in6chunx https://soundcloud.com/in6chunx If you like Putting You Over and want to catch it LIVE, please check me out at: https://www.twitch.tv/PuttingYouOver Join the Putting You Over Discord at https://www.discord.io/puttingyouover You can also catch us at https://www.twitter.com/PuttingUOver You can also catch my writings at https://www.wrestlingnewsworld.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What do you think of when Canada pops into your head? Molson Canadian? Hockey? Snow? Bob and Doug McKenzie? Poutine? Yeah, yeah, I think of all those things, plus Dudley Do-Right. Mounties, eh? MOSTLY, I think of Valerie Knox and her trifecta of incredible bands. Black Cat Attack. The Anti-Queens. The Hybrids (a Misfits cover band YES!!!!). Holy maple leaves, Valerie is one of the greatest things to ever happen to rock n’ roll. Her bands are absolutely amazing, catchy, they’ve got all the hooks in all the right iceholes. See what I did there? Ice fishing?Canada? Cold? I’ll shut up and say this, I had the greatest time talking to Valerie and here’s the interview. Plus, four songs by three of Valerie’s bands - Black Cat Attack, The Anti-Queens and The Hybrids. Best version of “Hybrid Moments” ever, by the way. Brought to you by Plan 9 Alehouse.

Ben introduces part time co-host Chris to talk about Molson Canadian, the diseases you can get from a can of beer, and what your mom is up to on facebook.

On our 700th podcast the boys finally get around to trying the trendy Pink Whitney, Rob pretends he's not mad about the NHL Draft Lottery, the likely Senators strategy with the 3rd and 5th overall pick this year, tons of local craft beer talk, the Blue Jays announce their 60 man squad for this season, the Jays rough schedule for 2020 and Molson Canadian is getting flamed for their attempt to blend in with the cool kids on the craft beer scene. Follow us on social media @TallCanAudio

Today's topic - Concert & Heroin BeerWe discuss Kanye, heroin beer and acid laced wine.We also have guest Lena on the podcast to learn about the psychology of concerts, the Rolling Stones Altamont Concert and history of Molson Canadian. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the twenty first episode of Beer Life Jorden talks with Ken Beattie from the BC Craft Brewers Guild. They chat about patios during COVID, hospitality markup, working for Molson Canadian, how the Guild started, and dealing with government information during the COVID pandemic.

In the twenty first episode of Beer Life Jorden talks with Ken Beattie from the BC Craft Brewers Guild. They chat about patios during COVID, hospitality markup, working for Molson Canadian, how the Guild started, and dealing with government information during the COVID pandemic.

This week we're joined by Greg Sewart, co-host of Player One Podcast, producer of Generation 16 (@sewart). We discuss eRacing and iRacing, the Madden Bowl's glitchy champion, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater's glitzy return, the Crufts Dog Show, and go hard in the Sports Anomaly's 1st Annual Canada Off. Follow us on Twitter: @sports_anomalyBuy us an overpriced cup of coffee: patreon.com/sportsanomaly

Aaron Starkman (Managing Partner, Creative at Rethink) opens the fridge door to the iconic Molson Canadian campaign, and shares stories from his podcast It’s Only Fucking Advertising (IOFA).SEE THE WORK:The Beer FridgeThe Beer Fridge - Project IndonesiaThe Beer Fridge - O CanadaGlobal Beer FridgeLift OffRooftop Rink Created is brought to you by The Advertising & Design Club of Canada (ADCC), hosted by Lyranda Martin-Evans, music and studio care of Grayson Music.Follow us on Instagram at @theadcc.Check out our digital Archive - featuring award-winning Canadian creative dating back to 1949.Got a story on how your campaign was born? Email us at created@theadcc.ca

Light Lager(Description c/o Beer Advocate)The Light Lager is generally a lighter version of a brewery's premium lager, some are lower in alcohol but all are lower in calories and carbohydrates compared to other beers. Typically a high amount of cereal adjuncts like rice or corn are used to help lighten the beer as much as possible. Very low in malt flavor with a light and dry body. The hop character is low and should only balance with no signs of flavor or aroma. European versions are about half the alcohol (2.5-3.5% ABV) as their regular beer, yet show more flavor (some use 100 percent malt) then the American counterparts. For the most part, this style has the least amount of flavor than any other style of beer.Subcategory: American-Style Light Lager-Mass-Produced - Bud Light, Coors Light, PBR, Miller Lite-Color – Very Light to pale-Clarity: Chill haze should not be present-Perceived Malt Aroma & Flavor: Very Low-Hop Aroma and Flavor and Bitterness Absent to Very Low-Body: Low with dry mouthfeel-ABV: 3.5%-4.4%Subcategory: American-Style Amber Light Lager Color: Pale to medium amber. The word “Light” refers to light body and reduced calories rather than color.Subcategory: German-Style Leichtbier (German for “Light Beer”)Perceived Malt Aroma & Flavor: Low to mediumPerceived Hop Aroma & Flavor: Low to medium-Glassware: Pilsener Glass (or Pokal) – (c/o Beer Advocate) Typically a tall, slender and tapered 12-ounce glass, shaped like a trumpet at times, that captures the sparkling effervesces and colors of a Pils while maintaining its head. A Pokal is a European Pilsner glass with a stem. Benefits: Showcases color, clarity and carbonation. Promotes head retention. Examples (courtesy of Beer Advocate)(https://www.beeradvocate.com)Molson Canadian Light | Molson Coors CanadaBrewed by: Molson Coors Canada Ontario, Canadamolson.com Style: American Light Lager Alcohol by volume (ABV): 4.00% Notes / Commercial Description: Canadian Light maintains the same character as Molson Canadian, which is slowly fermented to provide a light beer.German Leichtbier | The BrueryBrewed by: The Bruery California, United Statesthebruery.com Style: European Pale Lager Alcohol by volume (ABV): 3.20%Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NHMichael PotortiFounder/BrewerHost of "Craft Beer Storm" Podcastmichael@craftbeerstorm.commichael@bearairishbrew.com*** Come visit our brewery for some delicious local craft brew! ***Beara Brewing Co.2800 Lafayette RoadPortsmouth, NH 03801Tel. (857) 342-3272 www.bearairishbrew.com Like us onInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bearairishbrew/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BearaIrishBrewingCo Twitter: https://twitter.com/BearaIrishBrew Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beara-brewing-co-30776075/**LISTEN to our Craft Beer Storm Podcast and share with a friend**Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Craft Beer Storm You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp3PVuCGmywNWlGFh0N0ukg?view_as=subscriberCraft Beer Storm Podcast Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podcast-center-la-2/craft-beer-stormCraft Beer Storm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/craftbeerstorm/Craft Beer Storm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelpotorti/

Work is not only a means of income. It’s also a major source of personal identity. Not surprisingly, many struggle with discontentment after they retire. What are we to do―individually and as a culture―when work and life experience make conventional retirement a burden rather than a reprieve? To find out we turn to U of Toronto assistant professor Michelle Pannor Silver who examines how we confront the mismatch between idealized and actual retirement in her book Retirement and Its Discontents. Then, Michelle, a self-admitted non-beer drinker, throws caution to the wind and joins us in our beer segment. We taste her beer choice Molson Canadian which honors our neighbors to the north and reminds me of my days growing up in WNY. From K 9 studios in Phoenix AZ welcome to the RH podcast with Ted Carr and Roy Weinberg.

Molson Coors is the fifth largest brewer by market cap in the world.  They own popular brands like Miller, Coors, Molson Canadian, Blue Moon, and more.

On This Week's Show....​ What the hell, America?   Josh couldn’t make it (he said something about a picking up a couch in Toronto), so Laura stepped in to talk about Canada in light of the recent kerfuffle at the G7. Since we’re apparently a security threat now, we decided to make this episode SUPER Canadian, accents and all. Did our Prime Minister, Dreamy McDisneyprince, represent us in the best light? What about these tarrifs? Don’t be a hoser! Join us for our very Canadian view of things, eh? PS – Check out this episode from March where we discussed tarrifs…when this all seemed hypothetical.   Also Overheard:​ Canadians don’t sound like Minnesotans. Schrodinger’s Douchebag? Laura doesn’t want to see Trump’s “Dictatorial” tendencies. Justin Trudeau is basically a Disney Prince. It’s just “Canadian” Tim…not “Molson Canadian”. Glen Breton won the lawsuit. Take that, Scotland! We’re not perfect in the slightest. Just ask our First Nations.     We want to hear what you think! Don’t just yell angrily at whatever dumb thing Tim just said, or laugh derisively at one of Mike’s opinons! Write a comment in the comment section below, email us at info@twoandchange.ca, or find us on Facebook or Twitter! The more you comment, the easier it is for people to find our show. Remember, we have to justify this to our wives somehow….

Episode 158 of Mic'd Up Toronto. November has arrived and there’s plenty to be excited about when it comes to the Mic’d Up Toronto universe.  Topics on today’s agenda include: -Distracted walking: People love to walk and stare down at their phones which is why they are sometimes referred to as zombies.  We debate whether or not these pedestrians should be fined for their careless walking. -Frugal wedding: Due to the crazy costs of planning a wedding, lots of young Canadians are looking towards sponsors to help fund their weddings.  Would you be okay if the bride had a wedding veil sponsored by Molson Canadian?  We discuss if this growing trend is just a tacky gimmick or if it really is the way of the future. -Broken promises: Toronto mayor John Tory made a lot of promises when he was running for mayor.  We take a look at some of the promises he kept and some of the ones he flat out lied about.  Also, Immigrant Vince has a special treat for us all as he provides us with the top 5 things he would implement if he became mayor of Toronto. -All this plus so much more!   Credit for intro music: Fireworks by Jahzzar From the free music archive CC - BY – SA

Intro: Hi! This is Glenn McQueenie, and welcome to 20 Minutes of Insider Secrets of Successful Niches. This is where you learn the insider secrets to dominate your target market. You'll learn to work with high-margin, super-happy clients, and build a tribe of loyal, raving fans for your business. So excited to have you join me today, so sit back and enjoy 20 Minutes of Insider Secrets of Successful Niches. Glenn: Hello and welcome to my Success Series podcast. I'm Glenn McQueenie, and I'm so happy and honoured to have my special guest, the one and only Dean Jackson, join me today. How are you doing, Dean? Dean: Wow. I'm fantastic. That's quite a nice intro there. Glenn: Well, you know, Dean, we've known each other for probably almost 20-22 years now, and you've had such a profound impact on my life with all of your coaching and wisdom, so I'm just so honoured that you've taken the time to come and join me so that we can help these listeners just really learn the value of why a niche market is so important. And it really is a kind of future for most real estate agents today. Dean: Yeah, I'm excited. It's great to see you out podcasting here. I love it. Glenn: Thanks. So just for our listeners, can you give us a minute or two about yourself, Dean? Just tell us a little bit about yourself, and then we'll get right into it. Dean: Sure. You mentioned we've known each other for over 20 years now. I started out as a real estate agent in Halton Hills, just outside of Toronto. And when we met, probably in '93 or '94, my passion was really marketing, and applying marketing to my real estate business. And then from there, creating systems that I could then share with other real estate agents. And when Joe Stumpf and I met up, we partnered up and built a big real estate coaching organization going all over North America. So it's been quite a journey. But it's been my first love, real estate, and coupling it with marketing has really been quite an amazing journey. Glenn: And you've done so much now, Dean. The list goes on, from the ilovemarketing.com podcast, which I think is one of the top marketing podcasts in the world, to your most recent one now, which is morecheeselesswhiskers.com, which I just love what you're doing on that, because you're really talking to people who have used your other program, which is, I think, Breakthrough DNA, using all your 8 Profit Activators, and then you're interviewing them to see how it's really affected their business. And I'd encourage everybody to go to morecheeselesswhiskers.com or ilovemarketing.com. Dean: Yeah, exactly. There are so many things, but you mentioned More Cheese Less Whiskers as a podcast, and there's actually an interesting thing. We talked about niche marketers. I actually did an episode with a guy who's a realtor in the south of France selling ultra high-end homes in Saint-Tropez, and we talked about that whole niche. But that really is the way things are going. I'm just excited to see you getting on that path of spreading the word about focused niches, rather than just kind of being a real estate agent, hoping to get enough business in the general market. But choosing a niche and taking control of it – that's a message that you're really helping to get out there. Glenn: Yeah, you know it really is my rallying call to the industry, because I think so many agents are so short-focused all the time, chasing their next deal instead of really building a business, and a long-term business. And I think the best way to do it is just by dominating one single niche or single target market, the way you talk about it in your 8 Profit Activators. Dean: At a time. I want to add that – at a time – because you can have multiple niches, but treating it more like Procter & Gamble, where they're independent brands, where you've got, specifically for that niche, they feel like you're the one that understands them more than anybody else. Glenn: Right. And when I've been teaching this, and both of my books that I've published, I've gone through your company, 90-Minute Books, and when I'm kind of spreading the word around, I always refer to your company, because I really believe this product that you've developed, where someone can really do their own book in 90 minutes. And you've developed such a great system for that. I think today, it's almost like the book is the new business card, and so many people feel overwhelmed about that whole idea. But I think, and what I'm really excited about talking about today, is just how you can be creating content for your niche. And part of that content could be creating your own book. So can you just tell me a little bit about your journey into creating 90-Minute Books? Dean: I break things down to the components, right? So in order to, we talked about my Profit Activators. One of those is selecting a single target market – that's Profit Activator 1. And Profit Activator 2 is compelling your prospects to raise their hand; to call you. Not going out and cold calling or prospecting people. So I am always focused on, “how can we get people to come to you, rather than you having to go out and chase them?” And so the thing that I found that works better than anything is tapping into self-interest. And that means that somebody sees something valuable, like a book, which has so much historical context, as being something that is indisputable in terms of an authority piece. You know, you think that books are valuable. Just try to get somebody to throw out a book or tear up a book, you know? We're so conditioned that we revere books as a society, so to have written a book is a badge of expertise. And if you title a book to tap into the self-interest that your target audience has, it's so easy to get people to raise their hand. And then you can, in Profit Activator 3, educate and motivate them. But the thing about the 90-Minute Book, the reason that they're small books that are easy to consume, and they are, what I would call, the minimum viable product level of a book. And there's a whole thing in start-up culture about the lean start-up, and one of the concepts that they have is creating the minimum viable product or the minimum effective dose of something. So if you're going to use a book as a lead-generator, which is really the most valuable thing that you can use it for, what's the minimum effective dose to get the result that you're looking for, which is to turn an invisible prospect into a visible prospect – somebody that you've never met or heard of, that they raise their hand and identify themselves? So with that, the thing that's most important is that you have a book, that you have a title, that upon reading it, the person you want to be in conversation with, says, “I want that book. That's the book for me.” And, you have a way for them to get it. Now if you have those three things, it doesn't matter if the book is 50 pages or 250 pages, because as soon as somebody asks for it, the book has done its job. And now, you can engage in a dialogue with somebody. So going beyond that minimum effective dose of writing or doing more than 50 pages for a lead-generation book, it's not what I call ‘making the boat go faster.' It's not adding anything. It's not going to get more response because you have 250 pages and you took 9 months to write the book, then you're going to get by carefully thinking through, “What's the title of the book that my audience would love to have?” and then spending 90 focused minutes on creating the starter conversation – the conversation that's just going to establish you as the expert and lead people to the next step, which is to be in a relationship with you. Glenn: Right. I love how you say the minimum effective dose, because I always think about books, and I'm a very prolific reader like you are. And most books, there's this standard of 250-300 pages, and someone just made it up, like, “That looks like it's enough to create value.” But we know that every book, really, the top 20%, you know within 50 pages, they could condense any book ever written down to 50 great pages, and that would be enough. Dean: And it would be better if they did that. How many books have you read that you could get the point across in 50 pages and the rest of it is just fluff and filler and enough to add it all up? You know it's interesting, Glenn. I saw in The New York Times there was a big feature about the state of books, and because with Kindle and Kobo now with all these readers, they have access to the data on how much of these books are actually being read. Because more than half, I think it was 57%, Glenn, of people who buy a book never open it. So they buy it on their Kindle, they grab it, and then they never open it. And some small number, only 20% or just over 20% of people actually read beyond 100 pages – and that's in a bestseller. So I think there's something to that. If you can, condense your idea into a really great foundation to lead enough so that somebody wants to take the next step. Glenn: Right. And I've thought this many times, that the winning book for many people who are listening to this right now would be something like “The 12 Secrets to Buying Your First Home in ____” (their neighbourhood). I think a city's too broad sometimes, but in Midtown, Downtown. “The 12 Secrets to Buying Your First Condo in Downtown Toronto.” And I think the more that you focus it, first of all I think the more reception you're going to get on the book. But when I'd talked to you previously, you said really that book is like a one-hour buyer consultation that's recorded and published. Because all the buyers and sellers, there's probably 10-20 questions that they're going to ask us. Every client will ask us the same ones. So what if we could just hit those top 10 or 12 questions, and then instead of doing a 1-hour interview with somebody, you could have 3,000 people download the book, and you've done 3,000 1-hour interviews? Dean: That's exactly it. You're right on. And you don't need more than that to get somebody engaged enough to want to take the next step. And it's the most important. I mean, let's think about what the reality is, that in the real estate business, the thing that we're ultimately looking for is to help somebody find a house and buy it, and to help somebody sell their house – to find a buyer and sell their house. Those are the two core things that we actually get paid for. That's the result that we're creating. And so, just leading into that, if you can get more people started in the conversation, that's a really cool thing to do. Glenn: The more people you're having conversations with, I think the law of numbers would just have to work in your favour, where you're going to be generating more leads and more appointments, and more signed contracts and more revenue, and building a bigger business. Dean: That's it, exactly. Yeah, you're reverse engineering. What has to happen from there? Glenn: So what changes have you seen in the real estate industry just over the last couple years, as far as lead-generation and marketing's changed. What's the biggest change? Dean: Well it's certainly happening. We've seen the evolution, where, 25 years ago, when I created the guide to Halton Hills, the Halton Hills real estate prices, there was no Internet, no email. It was just print advertising, offering a book that was valuable to people who are considering moving out to Halton Hills. And then we've seen the evolution where when everything went online, it was, if you were ahead of the curve, to be able to say, “Search all the homes online.” That was a valuable differentiator so that people could go and do that. But now, you've seen it evolve that every piece of information about every house is available now, and everybody knows that it's available. So just being able to say, “Hey, come search all the homes” – that's over. That's not what is the value that you create now. Now, the value is about going outside of the algorithm, and being something that the computers can't provide for people. It used to be, “Hey, get daily updates of all the homes,” or “Get weekly updates of all the new homes that came on the market.” Well everybody has every home the minute it comes on the market on their phone, available to them right now. So that's not really a differentiator. But if you want to find the best homes in a particular neighbourhood that have some particular attribute that's a qualitative type of thing, that's a different situation. And that's really where we have the opportunity to excel, not just about the data. Glenn: Yeah. I think it's really about the value now, the hyper-local wisdom that can't be Googled anywhere. Because I've got to tell you, I've been to some parties lately, and people will come up and say, “Hey Glenn, what did that house sell for?” expecting that you would know what every home sold for in your city. And I never know what they sold for. But there's always Sally at the party who's not a realtor, who always jumps in and says, “Oh, there were 8 offers on that house. It sold for this much over the asking.” And I'm like, “Great job, Sally. Thanks a million,” whereas that information used to be all ours, right? Dean: Right. That's the thing. That's where it's not the advantage that it used to be to be the keepers of the information. I remember 25 years ago when the Wednesday paper would come out in Georgetown, that if you were manning the office that night, that the floor calls would be huge, because the Wednesday paper would come out, people would see the new listings, and they'd want to call in and get the information, because there was no other way to get it. Who's calling anybody about anything anymore? It's so easy to get that information. But if you can differentiate yourself, we have an opportunity to be a market-maker. That's really where it is. If you can triangulate, so for example, here in Winter Haven, we would do a guide to Lakefront homes in Winter Haven, and we would be advertising that in print and in Facebook, and wherever people are looking for Lakefront homes. And at the same time, be doing a listing-getting campaign for the Lakefront homes, looking for people who are going to sell their home, and be able to match those people up, triangulating them, that's where you have the opportunity. Now, you've got insider knowledge of access to people who are thinking about buying a home, and you've got insider information on people who are thinking about selling their home. Your opportunity then is to match those people up. That's where you're adding value, because they don't have access to that. Glenn: And it's invisible, right? Nobody sees it. Dean: It is invisible. And that's where having a book gives you the opportunity to get those people to raise their hand. Glenn: I think most agents feel like they're market-takers right now, so I love that whole idea of when you go deep into your niche, you have that local wisdom, that you actually are the market-maker, and a market-matcher, too. Dean: Yes, that's what it is. That's what you have the opportunity to do. I point to the example of Molson beer in Canada. They would run an ad in Cosmo magazine with a picture of a guy who looks like a model in a field with these puppies. And it was an image ad, and all the ad would say is “His address: The intersection between masculinity and sensitivity. His beer: Molson Canadian.” And they'd just have the small Molson logo there, you know? And they would run that ad, so that they could run an ad in the men's magazines that said, “Hundreds of thousands of women pre-programmed for your convenience.” And then they would describe how, while you're reading this ad, hundreds of thousands of women are reading a completely different ad scientifically designed to increase the attraction they feel to men who drink Molson. And they would show a picture of the ad that they were running in Cosmo magazine. And all you have to do to activate this attraction is to order a Molson beer. So it's really this masterful triangulation of thinking about, “What does your prospect want?” Glenn: That's an awesome story. That's just amazing. Dean: Have you heard, Glenn, of Opendoor? Have you seen what they're doing in the States there? Glenn: That's like a minimum bid or guaranteed sale program. I've just read an article the other day. Dean: Guaranteed sale. So they are choosing a niche of the middle of the market: single-family homes after 1960, three-bedroom standard homes in the $150,000-$500,000 price range, and they algorithmically will figure out what the house is worth. And if you want to sell your house, you just call them. They will calculate algorithmically what the price is, and take off 6%, and then a small 6 or 8% risk fee, to give you a guaranteed sale price on your house. Now that is pretty interesting that in Phoenix, they were able to get a 2% market share in a pretty short amount of time. So for some people, that's really what they want. But imagine if you could do that same thing for a specific niche. If you're the person that's controlling the market, or a certain segment, and you are also then finding the buyers for that, you get the opportunity to be the dream come true for those sellers. Glenn: And you're just matching them up, one by one. Yeah, it's so interesting, the potential disrupting technologies. And I know billions has been spent on it, but my sense is that we might be losing the first 50 or 60 or 70 yards of the transaction, but I think we're still holding the last 30, which is really the most important part. Dean: That's exactly it. I go to see Peter Diamandis, and I go to his Abundance 360 events, and I see that what we have the opportunity to do is control the last hundred feet. Glenn: And I think that the more local wisdom and knowledge you know, you get out of being a commodity. Just being in a niche, you couldn't be a commodity. But I think the more hyper-local you're in there with that unique knowledge, I just think that's the long-term protection plan for realtors these days. Dean: Yes. Absolutely. Glenn: So why do you think the conventional wisdom of the two hours of lead-generation and cold calling and door-knocking is wrong? Or the prospecting-based business? Whereas, your 90-Minute Books really is about targeting a niche market. Tell me about that. Dean: Well I think that there's just so much more leverage in it. First of all, who are you going to reach on the phone nowadays anyway, right? I mean, doing the outbound prospecting like that is just so inefficient, especially when there's ways to reach out much more leveraged through specific direct mail, through Facebook advertising, through targeted pay-per-click advertising, print advertising in the right publications – all these things where you can get your audience to raise their hand. It's just so much more leverage. And that's been something that I've been hammering for 25 years. As soon as you can get out of that outbound prospecting mode, you free up some time to focus creatively on getting somebody to raise their hand. If you invest that 90 minutes to create an asset that, just like you said, you could do 3,000 buyer consultations that way, it's total leverage. Whereas prospecting is like a hamster wheel – as soon as you stop doing it, it stops working. Glenn: That's right. What would be a great first step for someone listening to this podcast to do if they're thinking about getting their niche in 90-Minute Books? Dean: I think assessing your market. Thinking through, “Where is it that if I could just wave a magic wand, and have this segment of the market, what would that be?” And I think, not just so much in that it's townhouses or that it's condos or that it's a specific segment of the market, but more of a qualitative type of thing. Something that is outside of an algorithm. Something that requires some sort of education around it. And you could have a niche for parents who want to invest in real estate while their kids are at college. Or first-time buyers who want to buy a multi-family home they can live in, rent out part, and build some equity that way. You start to think outside of the box there. And you start thinking, “What would be the title of the book that somebody in that target audience would definitely want to read?” And that's a good start. If you could get somebody to raise their hand like that, and ask for that book, now you've got an asset. You've got a way to start your triangulation, finding those buyers. And then if you can identify the types of homes that would fit for that, and you start a listing campaign in that model, now you're able to triangulate. That's really where the value is. Glenn: I love that if you can get the right title, identify the right market, know what their unique problems are, and create a program or model to solve it, then you really become the algorithm. Because that's what an algorithm is, right? Dean: Yes. You are. And it's unique to you, because it's something that a computer can't do. That's where I looked long-term for the digitization. I mean, for years, nobody would have ever thought that it would be possible for somebody to buy a house sight unseen, like Opendoor is doing. That's coming. And it's here now – I mean the artificial intelligence to be able to offset that risk for them, because they've got access to all the data in a neighbourhood. So by narrowing to the middle of the market like that, that sort of thing is coming. But if you now have the buyers for that, that just proves that sellers want to do what's the easiest thing for them. And they'll often trade off that they're getting a little bit less, but it's a guarantee, and they don't have to deal with the process of selling their house. But if you can get it so that they're calling you, because you've got the buyers, that makes it so much easier. So I think if I can get people to think one thing, it's to think that way. Think about triangulating. Think about being a market-maker. What would that niche look like for them? Glenn: Yeah. So pick the niche that you want to work in. Then try to find how we can triangulate it, where we can go after just getting the buyers for that market, and then use your data and pool of buyers to start targeting the sellers. “I've got 12 people who are desperate to buy this triplex in this corner of the city, and if you want the no-fuss and no-muss of putting a house on the market, give me a call and we can bring them there right away.” And then expanding that, because then you can start doing complementary neighbourhoods, because people move in pretty predictable patterns. “Here's where most of the first-time buyers buy, and then here's where most of them move up, and then here's when they trophy.” And if you can almost be a market-maker in between there, and it's this hidden secret market because you dominate your niche, I think it's a winning formula. Dean: Absolutely. Glenn: Well Dean, thank you so much for joining me. Any last advice that you would love to give anybody about doing their 90-Minute Book? Or just, where do they go if they want to do a 90-Minute Book? Dean: Yeah. To start the process they can go to 90MinuteBook.com and download a copy of The 90-Minute Book, which is made using The 90-Minute Book process. So you get to see what it's about, what the result is, and we can take everything from there. I've got a whole team standing by to help get that process and make it easy for people. Glenn: And if people want to know more, too, your podcast, the More Cheese Less Whiskers is a great place where I think a lot of people have done the books, where you get to interview and you can actually kind of see what they've done. And I know it's been transformational in my business. So Dean, thank you so much, you've been a great friend, a great coach, and great mentor over the years, and I'm just so honoured you took some time to spend with us today. Dean: Awesome. Thanks so much. Glenn: Alright. Thanks. Closing: Thank you for listening to my 20-minute podcast on Insights of Successful Niches. My goal is to give you more financial freedom by helping you take your natural strengths to a target market of people you'd love to work with. You could find out more information by downloading my book for free for a limited time. The book's called “The McQueenie Method: Own Your Niche, Own Your Market” and you can download it at TheMcQueenieMethodbook.com. That's TheMcQueenieMethodbook.com. Imagine what it'd be like to spend two days with me in person to help you find your niche market. I will help you take your natural strengths and unique abilities to a target market of people you'd love to work with. You'll build a tribe of happy clients who become raving fans of your business. So, just go to TheMcQueenieMethod.com for upcoming dates. Thanks again and have a great day.

On the eve of NFL training camp Bill, Rodger and Cooper talk about all the latest NFL news, including whether or not Megatron retired too early and if Richard Sherman has a point in saying that NFL players should strike if they want more money. Plus they explain why they hate Tom Brady this week while they review import beers from all over the world, including: Heineken, Molson Canadian, Corona, Guinness, Stella Artois

In this episode, we revisit style 2A, International Light Lager. This time, we feature beers from Canada! Beers tasted include: Guidelines (13:32) Molson Canadian (25:10) Molson Golden (31:21) Moosehead Lager (40:00) Labatt Blue (46:51)

Cold Cans goes to Canada. The boys go bottoms up with a beer that's big north of the border, with a special guest appearance from two Canadian Correspondents -- Braden (@avs1933) and Nik. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

--NSFW-- We slash into a super spoiler heavy review of the newest Wolverine-centric movie, "Logan." We'll also take some time to talk about the film "Wolverine", and go full berserker on "Origins: Wolverine" Join us or die, Bub. I'LL SAY AGAIN... THERE'S A BUNCH OF SPOILERS!!!! Panel: Hobbit, Lowdown, F.U. Hunter, Scotty P, Danwich, & Bruce Scholl - Ted Danson, Agent of SHIELD - Whos the Big Boy? - Come on my Window - A Couple Blocks From Canada - Logans Secret Footblades - New Daddy Boneclaws - Hobbits Illegitimate Children - Little Miss X-23 - Adventures of Caliban Button What We're Drinking: Averitt 23, Hardywood Kentucky Morning, Molson Canadian, 7 Arrows 3 Ridges, Adroit Theory Now I Am Become Death, Avery Gose _________________________________________________ Join Us Every 1st and 3rd Monday at Fallout, and every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at Wonderland for GUI Trivia! 8-10 pm GUI Home - www.guipodcast.com Support GUI by shopping Amazon - amzn.to/2cg3FF8 Support GUI by subscribing to Lootcrate - lootcrate.7eer.net/c/317432/237077/4019 Thanks to our sponsors: www.rvamag.com www.lornadigital.com Twitter - twitter.com/GUIPodcastRVA Facebook - www.facebook.com/geeksundertheinfluence/ Tumblr - www.geeksundertheinfluence.tumblr.com _________________________________________________ Intro Music is “Little Girl” courtesy of the “Gojira Experiment” bit.ly/2fmfQkh Outro Music is “Dead By Dawn” courtesy of the “Creep-A-Zoids” www.creep-a-zoids.com/ 1st Commercial Plug Music: David Mumford - Night Without Sleep (Instrumental) 2nd Commercial Plug Music: SKGB - Ridin Dirty Wit Ganesha Geeks Under the Influence is a trademark of Michael Bickett. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.

Since we knew that we would all be busy eating thanksgiving food this weekend, Ben and Matthew decided to record an episode early! It's at a restaurant so the audio is kind of all over the place, so sorry! We'll be back to the regular quality next week! It's also a MMO and Destiny heavy show, so if the audio quality doesn't turn you off, the topic might :P This week's Would you rather?: https://twitter.com/hoppedupeast/status/785618934808453121 As always keep sending questions in to hoppedupeast@gmail.com, we love them! Beer featured this week: Molson Canadian

Since we knew that we would all be busy eating thanksgiving food this weekend, Ben and Matthew decided to record an episode early! It's at a restaurant so the audio is kind of all over the place, so sorry! We'll be back to the regular quality next week! It's also a MMO and Destiny heavy show, so if the audio quality doesn't turn you off, the topic might :P This week's Would you rather?: https://twitter.com/hoppedupeast/status/785618934808453121 As always keep sending questions in to hoppedupeast@gmail.com, we love them! Beer featured this week: Molson Canadian

Yup, one Erdinger a day keeps the Doctor away. Katy (@klwatts) is joined by Amanda Barriage and Sasha Dunfield (@OttBeerEvents) to taste different non-alcoholic beers, talk about how they are made and if it's a growing market segment. Show Notes: How is non-alcoholic beer made? Amanda is right, NA beer can be used as a sports drink! Really, the trend here is that we miss hops. AB-InBev believes there's a trend towards people drinking NA beer, what do you think? It's funny. I normally drink NA beer out of the can/bottle, but drinking them out of the 613BeerCast tasting glasses gave me completely different flavours. NA beer sampling doesn't take a long time because there isn't a lot of complexity or flavour.  How will you survive nine months without drinking beer? Cheers to drinking while pregnant! Have you tried hop candy? How about hop soda? Have you fought with the Octopus? The session beer revolution. Want to try a variety of NA beer? Check out Premium Near Beer. Join Barley's Angels for their trip to the hop farm! Taste beer at the Diefenbunker! Learn more about beer at The Pump! Beer List: Beck's  Alkoholfrei - Brauerei Beck & Co. Budweiser Prohibition Brew - Anheuser-Busch O'Doul's Amber - Anheuser-Busch President's Choice Red Brew - ?? Erdinger Weissbier Alkoholfrei - Erdinger Weissbräu Molson Canadian 67 Session IPA - Molson Coors Canada Sunnyside Session IPA - Great Lakes Brewery Subscribe: RSS: http://www.613beer.com/613beercast?format=rss iTunes: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-iTunes  Google Play: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-Play Don't forget to leave a comment and rate us! Join the Conversation: Facebook: 613Beer - After Dark Twitter: @613Beer Instagram: 613dotBeer Email: katy@613.beer Katy Watts Sasha Dunfield Amanda Barriage

This week, nothing is off limits for the guys! But some things probably should have been... From medical conditions to the network upfronts to Molson Canadian's early 2000 ad campaign, there's something for no-one in this week's episode! Chat with us on Twitter @ActingOutProds, and check out the video of this episode on our Acting Out YouTube Channel! We love you! Cheers! Check out the guys on the social medias! Trev - @trevorlawless on Twitter and Instagram Dave - @dinksosmall on Twitter and Instagram Shea - @SheaNorman on Twitter and @sheaclifforddravennorman on Instagram

Katy chats with Barley's Angels Ottawa organizers Tracey Braun and April Thibert about beer, women in beer and Molson Canadian 67 goodness. Beer List: Molson Canadian 67 - Molson Coors Canada Northern Logger - Sleeping Giant Brewing Company Fat Tug IPA - Driftwood Brewery Muskoka Winter Weiss - Muskoka Brewery French Press Vanilla Stout - Double Trouble Brewing Co. Subscribe: RSS: http://www.613beer.com/613beercast?format=rss Stitcher: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-Stitcher iTunes: http://bit.ly/613BeerCast-iTunes Katy Watts April Thibert

This week Murphy is joined by his mates guys Michael Williams and Alasdair Tremblay- Birchall to drink Molson Canadian Lager and discuss Decembeer, Canada, the street entrenched, Kettle chips, slabs, American elections, finding new things, free beer, music, Christmas, Beyonce, Star Wars,  victory sips, ice, video games,share houses, bottle-o's, pre-mix, post-mix, doughnuts, cigarettes, beer advent calendars, rum, maple syrup, and more!

Animation : Antoine Brousseau Desaulniers Cette semaine, Phillipe McReady parle du système correctionnel des États-Unis; Renaud Cyr retourne à l'Antiquité et explique ce qu'était Palmyre et ce qui en a fait un site exceptionnel; et Etienne Lapointe jase de bière et de hockey en commentant le récent partenariat entre les Canadiens de Montréal et la marque Molson Canadian.

Episode 3 is here at last so that you can listen to Paul and Chris slaughter the younglings. Wait! No, we didn’t do that. Anakin, you’re hurting me! What we did proceed to talk about, actually, was a mini-review of Agents of Shield, and its similarity to the TV / Movie Star Trek crossover stories: Michael Dorn probably has more money from Star Trek than the Roddenberry estate. We also touch on lots of other fun stuff: The Chirp app. Download now, open it up on your phone/tablet and listen to the show for silly surprises. Even the Beard was bad in the Dexter Finalé Breaking Bad Paul’s Agent Moulson is one part Agent Coulson & one part Molson Canadian. Worf Transformers The Movie from 1986 had a potty mouth. Transformers’ Tomb episode, because why not? G.I Joe: The Movie intro because I couldn’t find a proper trailer. Um, what’s with the musical beginning? TMNT “I love being a turtle!” Go Ninja Go Ninja Go? The Vanilla Ice Project Even posting this, it feels like an SNL skit and unreal. House of Cards The American President Wag The Dog Portlandia’s Battlestar Galactica sketch. Orange is the New Black trailer. Explicit, like Disney’s copyright on Mickey. Err, I mean profane like a chicken. Nevermind, you get it. Teaser from Chris’ fav BSG moment. The Editing Room: Abriged Scripts for movies. The Avatar script. Not mentioned, but required at any mention of Avatar: Abadah. Onkyo + PS3 = Magic or how to control your PS3 with an Onkyo remote through HDMI. Buy a wacky remote like Chris used to own? No, it’s a century old. He wouldn’t recommend it. This is just a visual aid. But you could buy a remote like Paul’s. Yes, that’s an affiliate link. It’s OK if you support the show. Einstein’s Time Dilation Cupcake is mobile-friendly despite the lack of updated apps now that Tent has been updated. Find the Paul or the Chris. The future is your own private cloud. Check out arkOS. Not Jason Statham. This is another Transporter. This is Jason Statham as the Transporter Two words: Bicycle pedals. Canada’s government is still functioning & they’re talking about making O Canada gender-neutral. Rather than paying Robert Downey Jr to show up on Agents of Shield, why not use a clip from one of his many movies. Paul’s luxurious SVHS Editing Suite? Know your meme: Steve Buscemeyes. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

Miracle Bell live at @ The Molson Canadian main stage at indiependence

Battle of the Border USA v. Canada Host: Good ol' Boy Mike & the East Seneca Volunteer Firefighters Team Canada- Norm & Chief Team USA – Pinky & Gaylord   Labatt Blue v. Bud Lite Molson Canadian v. Coors Light Carling Lager v. Sam Adams Lager   These peaceful countries go head to head in the battle that really counts, the beer war. Thanks to Ebenezer Ale House for hosting this taping. Stop by to enjoy a pint. http://ebenezeralehouse.com/   Thanks to the volunteer fire fighters for their service to their community.