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Do you want to get nuked? No? Neither does anyone else. Unfortunately the big dogs have theirs armed and ready in the climax of this Cuba series. Will nuclear war break out? Probably not, but find out why in this episode. Follow us on: Instagram @IReallyWishYouHadnt Twitter @IRWYHPodcast IRWYH.com Intro & Outro Music By Attack Story - attackstory.com

Exclusive Download: The Rocket Demo Builder™ – Never give a boring software demo again and close up to TWICE as many deals by this time next week - https://bit.ly/3agnmLt -- Do you have your dream sales team yet? A team of high-converting closers who effortlessly book new accounts and funnel cash into your pockets until your revenue-pants are splitting at the seams? No? Neither did I. I thought you could throw money (aka: investment capital) at business problems to solve them. Just hire a sales team and let the money roll in. Turns out, it doesn’t work that way… (and I was a fool in my 20s.) You need a structured weekly sales team meeting to create the 3 Big R’s: 1. Rhythm 2. Routine 3. Revenue Once I figured that out, I got obsessed with tightening the bolts on my sales team machine until I had a competitive edge and could repeatedly win clients with confidence. Now all of my sales teams are well-oiled machines… and I teach this one weekly 8-point agenda you can follow for one simple reason: I know it works. Fast forward to today and I’ve managed millions of dollars in pipeline and coached 100+ SaaS founders to build out their sales teams. One of my largest clients has 150 sales people, and they use this exact weekly agenda structure I’m going to talk you through in this week’s video. Check it out! This is what I have in store for you today. I’m going to show you: - How to create sales momentum - My recommended sales metrics tools - Why world class salesmanship doesn’t matter (Wh-whaaat?) - Why YOU are the x-factor in your team - The value of a CSM at your sales meetings - Why jealousy can destroy your company - How to build a culture around training If you can commit to one weekly meeting that follows this structure, your sales team will be closing more deals before the year is out. One meeting. … that follow this specific 8 point-agenda. Look, I know that in the face of big numbers (millions, you say?!) it’s easy to think: “This meeting agenda is for big teams – it won’t work for me”. Nope. If I started from scratch today – with a team of only 1 salesperson – I’d still schedule this meeting. I see it as hitting the gym. No matter how small you are, you don’t get big without doing your reps. Hit that play button, soak up the agenda structure, and drop a comment to let me know if you’ll apply it to your next meeting. Peace. -- Dan Martell has advised more startups than his hometown has people and teaches startup founders like you how to scale. He previously created, raised venture funding for and successfully exited two tech startups: Flowtown and Clarity.fm. You should follow him on twitter @danmartell for tweets that are actually awesome. + Instagram (behind the scenes): http://instagram.com/danmartell + Facebook (live trainings + Q&A): http://FB.com/DanMartell + Twitter (what I'm reading): http://twitter.com/danmartell Exclusive Download: The Rocket Demo Builder™ – Never give a boring software demo again and close up to TWICE as many deals by this time next week - https://bit.ly/3agnmLt

We’re back!! Do you remember the film Ghostbusters? No, not that one. The one from 2016. No? Neither did I until I wrote this very sentence. Okay, that’s not true because that’s what this whole episode is about! Fellow podcast person Christian joins me once again as we take a look at why this film doesn’t and we also take a broader look at remakes in general. Are they good? Are they bad? Who knows! That’s all for this week! Thanks again to Christian for taking the time to discuss some more film related stuff. Thanks for listening! Peace.

To celebrate the demise of Adobe Flash, we've cobbled together a little retrospective on how it changed cyberspace and the indie comedy landscape as a whole.Ever wanted to know more about your favourite viral animations of the mid-2000s? No? Neither do we! But we looked a few up on Wikipedia for your convenience.Timecodes as follows:00:00 No News Today00:36 Adobe Flash Introduction 06:24 A History of Flash 11:26 Homestar Runner17:23 End of ze World21:30 Xiao Xiao24:50 Ultimate Showdown / Super-Hero Bowl 29:06 HISHE31:55 Salad Fingers34:25 Happy Tree Friends37:50 Making Fiends41:11 Clock Suckers44:24 Charlie the Unicorn 45:47 ASDF Movies 48:10 Honourable Mentions51:34 Angry Dad54:59 ConclusionHere’s a link to our Spotify page: https://open.spotify.com/show/5lQWY5TKMxgC3ZwTPaFpHzAlso check out our Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/animate3podOr our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/animate3podMaybe even our YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg9zHeann-B6TVePSjeUzZg?&ab_channel=AnimatinginThrees

Can you navigate our Labyrinth of tangents to find the point? No? Neither can we! What we do know is that Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth is a-MAZE-ing just like our conversation about it. We twist and turn through some marketing info before Katie gives the most succinct TL;DR ever recorded (on this podcast). Then we lose Ariadne’s string completely and get lost in the depths of a teen love triangle - square? - and other key takeaways from the book. Join us with your fav devil’s bush tea and literary love! Practice safe text; use commas! Follow us on Insta @lit.tea.rary.podcast Send us your tangents at lit.tea.rary.podcast@gmail.com Check out our bios at sites.google.com/view/lit-tea-rary --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 10- Hot and Rusty  Have you ever wondered what it’s like being in a mixed-weight relationship? No? Neither did we, but we watched TLC’s newest attempt at entertainment – Hot and Heavy. The show introduces us to three, mostly white, hetronormative couples with fat ladies and their slim men. Drama ensues with incredulous friends and family, unwanted food play, and perfectly timed cow calling. Nina asks what we’re all thinking, “Why is every relationship based on taking a $%$#ing hike?” Jaime crosses grossing Meghan out off her bucket list.  Who knew Mulan had a last name?! Fat Girl Hacks is a bi-weekly, body-positive podcast. FGH discusses living life as a fat chick –  the strengths, the struggles and the good times that come along with living the fat life. The Hackers take an opinionated, unapologetic, and funny look at fat current events and pop culture. Jaime, Meghan, and Nina, will share honest stories about their own trials, tribulations, and triumphs while navigating life in a larger body.   Hosted by: Jaime Frost, Meghan Peters, and Nina Vento Produced by: Kevin Frost Music by: Kevin Frost   The post Fat Girl Hacks Episode 10: Hot and Rusty appeared first on Cinepunx.

Close your eyes...think deeply...and describe to me your deepest darkest fear....does it have anything to do with animals high on drugs? No? Neither is mine, but its still a pretty funny story to listen to. Find out what the heck we're talking about in this episode of The DriveTimes podcast.

Do you know analytical geometry? No? Neither do Erica and Kellie. But Katherine Johnson sure does! Listen as they discuss the movie, Hidden Figures, which tells the true stories of the black womxn who helped propel NASA's space program. Erica and Kellie explore the importance of gender and racial diversity in STEM and the differing expectations of womxn with families in STEM compared to men. Also Fabio! Links discussed in this episode include: Nature article: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-00611-1 Interview with Katherine Johnson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8gJqKyIGhE&t=1206s Rate, subscribe, and follow @WIStemPod on Twitter and Instagram! Email us your movie suggestions to wistemtertainment@gmail.com or just tell us what you think about the podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wistempod/message

Do you love it when everyone shoots off fireworks everyday leading up to the 4th? How about for weeks on end after? No? Neither do we. Tune in for that! John and Craig also continue to answer the tough questions lighting up Google this week.

Did you ever know things before they happened? Did you ever think you might have the "special" touch? No? Neither have we. Back in the day of telephone landlines you could, for a small (large) fee, you could have your fortune told  by a psychic. Call the number and get connected with destiny! These shifty services were advertised on late night television and catered well to the lonely and anxious cashed up insomniacs who needed to know what was on the cards for them. Dave and Wee discuss how it impacted their lives on this episode. One of us actually used them. Can you guess who it was?

What is hidden city ticketing? It is something that travelers love but airlines hate. We invited Tracy Stewart, content editor at the famous travel deal site, AirfareWatchdog.com to explain what it is, why the airlines hate it and if it is right for you. Stow your cutlery, the juice is loose in Colorado. Who steals a Pepsi truck to see their girlfriend? Ever heard of a layaway plan at the gas station? No? Neither did the gas station. Dead on Arrivo but that doesn’t stop the station down the street to report this as “new”. And there is dressing comfortably for your flight and then there is this guy. All that and more on the Driving You Crazy Podcast.   Contact: DrivingYouCrazyPodcast@Gmail.com Jayson: twitter.com/Denver7Traffic or www.facebook.com/JaysonLuberTrafficGuy Joseph: twitter.com/josephdenver7   Production Notes: Open music: jazzyfrenchy by Bensound Music into first break: Music out of first break: Close music: Latché Swing by Hungaria

What do perspective Employees really want? A Personal connection or an automated interaction? I argue personal connection!My hope is that AI will be the disruptor that eliminates the transactional relationship from the recruiting process. AI is here and already starting to affect the way in which people interact with potential employers.   Today’s Quote: "Automation is going to cause unemployment, and we need to prepare for it." - Mark Cuban  Our Guest: Liran Kotzer, Founder & CEO of Woo.io. A serial entrepreneur, Woo.io is Liran’s third startup. For the past decade, he has been immersed in helping redefine and advance the online tech recruiting and hiring market sector. Liran spotted a market gap for helping employers and tech talent find each other much more efficiently, without all the hassles and wasted cycles between the two groups. Show hightlights: Where AI is already having an impact & where it is REALLY useful Should you Leverage AI to maximize your impact (employment brand awareness) What AI can and cannot do NOW in terms of recruiting very interaction is totally transactional- can not be humanized...yet Can’t yet fake a “Personal” connection The nuances of human interaction @scale- need technology to do the heavy lifting Continuing an ongoing relationship Automation using AI & ML What do people (candidates) really want? Personal connection to release or an automated release? Communication, feedback & closure Cultivate a relationship for relevant skills for future Can automation REALLY cultivate relationships?? No- Neither can email or texting What recruiting functions is AI replacing Transactional components Sourcing, Gathering intel (contact information), Farming Process Where is AI in recruiting relevant now AI & ML to keep a pipeline warm. Ability to create communication with the candidate in a unique & personalized way to help them to keep them engaged. To be able to recognize changes in behavior. Understand your relevant audience. Can do the job and feed the culture (flexible) Expand your target audience ("official" resume vs. True Skills) Content? Skills-based recruiting Take Aways Shifting from transactional recruiting into a long term relationship is a critical component for winning the right talent ahead of the competition Technology can mainly assist you in maintaining long term relationships with your pool of talent and also with scouting the right people at the right time Technology will not replace human interaction.

Do you know what the Android Enterprise Recommended programme is? No? Neither did we. Which is why we got Patrick Henchie, head of product and operations for sub-Saharan Africa at HMD Global, to come into the studio and talk us through it. We also talked about Nokia's return to the minds (and pockets) of consumers, why Android One membership matters, and the place for Nokia phones in a world where R30,000 handsets aren't unusual.

In the fourth episode of the EiK Podcast Dot Com Limited Series 'EiK OUT OF TIME' with just the fellas is all about despots. Ever heard of the Mother of All Battles mosque? No? Neither had we until our intrepid history dude Brendan told us all about it. We talk about that and how we would make our own shrine to opulence. Listen, laugh, or laundry. The EiK fellas gotcha covered.

The apocalypse happens. Jan-Michael Vincent is pretty chill about it. George Peppard suggests driving from southern California to Albany, New York in an armored all-terrain vehicle. They do that. Movie over. Improv comic and movie buff James Roach joins James and Sid to talk about Damnation Alley, a movie where NOTHING HAPPENS. Enjoy long scenes where a guy shaves and discusses the rotation for taking showers? No? Neither does anyone. Damnation Alley is bad. It's worse than a BattleTruck/Killdozer marathon. Listen to this podcast instead of watching it. Find us online @ReelsandWheels, @S2KJames, @SidBridgeComedy - https://www.facebook.com/ReelsandWheels/ Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher and be sure to comment, thanks!

So, Utah just picked up a whole big batch of new laws today, including the perplexing "free-range kids" law. Does anyone know how this one works? Any idea? No? Neither do the legislators, so don't feel bad. Hey, the fun new challenge "the young people" are trying is called the Deodorant Challenge. And it's just as dumb as you think it is. We'll tell you all about it on today's Todd and Erin Daily Stream. (image credit via Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/84369496@N00/2594479138)

In this episode of Ian Hates Music, Ian mentions it at the beginning of the show, this is a show laced with venom. Besides social media etiquette being discussed on Ian's Insights, and The Used being terrible again, Ian has a question for you. Do you like artists telling you, you can't voice your opinions? No? Neither does Ian and you're going to hear about it. And, of course, everything going on in the scene! On that note, get ready for your best weekly dose of metalcore, post-hardcore, metal, hardcore, electronicore, emo, screamo, rock, alternative, pop-punk, punk, easycore, deathcore, and really, all the core you could ever want!It's another FUCKING GREAT, FUCKING FREE (NSFW) episode of Ian Hates Music you say?!?! That's right! Ian and Dave talk your scene news from:Gibson Guitar, Spite, Zao, Motionless in White, Metalheads, and The Used...And New Songs from:Madball, This Wild Life, Bedlam Barrio, Mayday Parade, Kitsune, Runaway Kids, Dance Gavin Dance, Comeback Kid, Alice in Chains, Watercolor, Brigades, State Champs, and Babymetal!Add on album reviews from:Parkway Drive - Reverence - Epitaph RecordsThe Word Alive - Violent Noise - Fearless RecordsPlus, Ian's Insights, an unnamed bit, and still some more!Also, Ian has opened a Patreon to help with costs of the many Ian Hates shows. If you have the means, please donate to keep the shows and quality going! Link below:Ian Hates PatreonAnd, Ian wants to put way more content on YouTube for everyone, so please use the link to subscribe so Ian can get a custom URL and you get even more great content:Ian Hates YouTubeDon't forget to support Ian Hates Music! Subscribe, rate, and share Ian Hates Music on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, SoundCloud, and any of your favorite podcast listening apps! Links below:Ian HatesFacebookTwitterInstagramiTunesStitcherGoogle Play MusicSoundCloudAnd the link for Ty's Blog - Check it out!Ty Rock CityAll sound bites or clips are exclusive property of their respective owners and are in no way affiliated with Ian Hates Podcast or its' sponsors. They are used here for entertainment purposes only. Enjoy!Long days and pleasant nights.

Do you like vodka? No? Neither do we, but it is America's most popular spirit (accounts for approximately one-third of all spirits sales by volume), so we felt obliged to finally talk about it on the show. The post Episode #078- Vodka, Really? appeared first on Speaking Easy.

Do you know which Arsenal Player had Concrete Tortoise as his nickname? No? Neither do we. Matt is joined by Stu and John 'in the past' and Stu in the present. Christopher Nolan movies are less complicated than this timeshifting podcast. Enjoy!Support the show (http://gunners.com)

I want to hurry up and write this so I can eat my McDonald's chicken sangwich, Do like change? No? Neither do we but this is the beginning of season two so we made some changes to see how you like them. We've got a special guest this episode and we cover some tough subjects. Don't forget to blink your two colored eyes, ITs season 2 of SexyNerdScience

Have you caught your breath after back-to-back Lamar Hunt US Open Cup nights? No? Neither have Dave and Andrew, who welcome Nick Rosano to discuss all the upsets and PK shootouts as well as Clint Dempsey’s outburst against the Timbers. Orlando City SC head coach Adrian Heath also joins the guys to discuss his side’s wild win and the tragedy in Charleston that hit home immediately after the match. In the second segment, the guys turn their attention to the weekend slate in MLS then talk Women’s World Cup. Chelsea Ladies boss Emma Hayes joins to explain why the US have the easiest path to the semifinals, Germany remain the favorite and China and Cameroon may be tougher than USWNT fans think. In the mailbag, find out how you can win an MLS Live subscription, a listen explains how ETR piqued his interest in the US Open Cup and AT&T Goal of the Week eligibility is broken down.

Russell Crowe is back in theaters, and apparently destroying music in Les Miserables wasn’t enough for him, because now he’s trampling on the story of Noah and the rest of the Bible too—or at least that’s what some of your Facebook friends think. We’ll get there, but first we’ve got a lightning round to shock you with.Hollywood is Dying; Long Live the Indie SceneThe recent SXSW show may have struck a huge blow for a topic dear to the Screeners’ hearts:  the democratization of filmmaking. A distribution company called VHX marked the end of their private beta, declaring open season on their platform for indie content creators everywhere. A marketplace like this could be the difference between an audience of 10 and one of 10,000 or more...so when will we see Chris’s first Michael Bay fan fiction hit our computer screens?From something all the Screeners seem to care about, we move to something pretty much no one does—the cast for the new Fantastic Four movie. The only reason we’re talking about it is because the studio’s made an interesting choice in picking Michael B. Jordan to play Johnny to Kate Mara’s Susan Storm. Is the decision based on having the best person for the job, or is this very conversation and dozens other like it the reason for the casting?Next up, just because the Screeners like to open up old wounds from time to time, they can’t resist mentioning a brand new way to pirate movies that made its way onto the scene not too long ago. Popcorn Time is Netflix for people who don’t care whether their entertainment is legal; can you guess what the Screeners think about it? No? Neither can we—this should be enlightening…And now, for something completely different:  The Screeners have landed their first sponsor, indiebox. Started by gamers who found themselves disappointed that the Internet has slowly sucked all the anticipation they used to get from buying an actual game that came in an actual box from an actual store, indiebox is aiming to bring back some of that thrill. Their subscription service delivers an lovingly crafted indie game to you every month as a customized “cartridge” packaged in—you guessed it—an old-school cardboard box that’s full of other game-related swag. The Screeners have a few questions for indiebox’s president, James Morgan, but the main one seems to be, “When can we try it?” (May. The answer’s May.)Events Don’t Get Much More Main than ThisOK, we promised controversy, and controversy you will get. Noah is out in theaters; it’s being hailed as the first blockbuster of the season and all sorts of other generic praise you see on trailers, but it’s also been pretty divisive, and you can probably guess why. Make art based on thousands of years of religious tradition, and chances are you’re not going to please everyone. Aronofsky’s never been satisfied with aiming his films at the lowest common denominator, though, and his movies often explore complicated topics in a unique way.The question for a work like this might not be so much the relationship of the source material to the final product, but rather the effect of that final product itself. While he’s trying to avoid slavishly reproducing the original, can Aronofsky make something capable of standing on its own?Also, which Screener can yell the loudest?… go!* For those who didn't find the last episode's title pretentious enough...

Did you ever notice how much more powerful your manifestations are when you wear green socks? No? Neither have Matt and Phil! Tonight we will ferret out some of the LOA myths that bog us down and keep us from remembering our own mastery.