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On this episode, we chat with Ami Patel, a writer for Water & Music, a passionate analyst of the international music scene, and the “Leslie Knope” of K-Pop fandom!Ami is a music marketing strategist from Houston, Texas, with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and Entrepreneurship from the University of Houston. She has a passion for artist development and the global music market and frequently shares her thoughts on current music trends and new music discoveries on her website.In June 2021, Patel penned a 3,600-word tome titled “Anatomy of a modern pop fanbase: How fans use data to build their own music marketing powerhouses,” which will be the main topic of today's conversation with her. The K-Pop guide was rigorously researched and written by Patel and edited by Cherie Hu, who runs Water & Music, which is a membership-funded email newsletter, research hub, and community forum dedicated to unpacking the fine print of commercial, technological, and cultural change in the music industry.Patel was a recent participant in the first-ever Measure of Music music + data event in February 2021, and is joining us today from the great state of Texas.Note: Around 43 minutes in, Ami says, "1.93 million ticket buyers." The correct number is 1.33 million ticket buyers.You can connect with Ami on LinkedIn here.If you want more free insights, follow our podcast, our blog, and our socials.If you're an artist with a free Chartmetric account, sign up for the artist plan, made exclusively for you, here.If you're new to Chartmetric, follow the URL above after creating a free account here.

Todays interview is with artist Kate Parnell, Kate is an amazing artist who, with her project Garfieldfrommemory, has found a way to transcend many of the boundaries of both art, and social media, and make a unique connection with people that resonates in a way with folks that is almost hard to describe. She also is co-creator of the Washington DC-based zine, HorseCorn, where she publishes anything related to horses, or corn, in a way that delivers art free from many limitations. I knew Kate growing up here in Richmond, and recently reconnected with her! So I am stoked to be able to share some of the things behind her work, and her personal story, with you! Note: Around 4:40, we discuss an attempted suicide. If folks would like to skip this, jump to around 6 minutes.

Welcome back to the PaynePoints of Interest Podcast with Sarah Harbuck, Megan Harbuck, and guest Yoon Bae. In this episode, Yoon tells her story of how she went from an accountant with a casual love of Korean Pop Music, to being the owner of the first K-Pop merchandise store in the entire state of Texas. You can find her at evepinkshop.com and @evepink_official on Instagram. All of our social media and info can be found at paynepoints.com, so check us out there for all of our latest updates! Note: Around the 38 minute mark, Producer Megan incorrectly says that BTS' Map of the Soul: Persona came out in 2018. She meant to say Love Yourself: Tear, as she personally had noticed a big spike in K-pop at that time. She also noted she remembers being 11 when Big Bang's Bang Bang Bang came out; that song came out in 2015, making her 15, not 11. Imagine being a 20 year old who can't remember how old they were during certain moments in their life. It's rough.

In this fourth episode of the Stray Dog Footy podcast I try to share the remarkable life of Tom Wills, one of the principle inventors of Australian Rules Footy. I also do some housekeeping, and send out some thanks and congratulations. I even try my hand at playing the banjo... Apologies.Note: Around the 10:20 mark, I mistakenly used the year 1958 a few times when I obviously should have said 1858. A glaring error, to be sure, but not as bad as trying to play banjo!Thank you so much for listening. You can reach me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with @StrayDogFooty and via Email at: StrayDogFooty@yahoo.com. Any feedback you have would be invaluable.Here are some other great American Footy Podcasts you might love: A Yank on the Footy and AFL Obsessed. Also, if you want to learn more about the state of Aussie Rules played in the USA, you can check out US Footy News and their Outside 50 Podcast.I want to thank Peg and the Rejected for the use of their song, "Red, White, Black & Blue" and you can find it, and much more of their great music, by clicking HERE. Also, they recently released a new Instrumental Album and you can find it HERE.Thank you again and I would really appreciate a like, review, and/or a share of this podcast episode. Best wishes!

The title pretty much says it all. Well, not all. But this week we talk about The Gay Tupac, Justin Smollett and his bullshit shenanigans over the past few weeks, as well as our thoughts on women with fake body assets, and some more things. Note: Around 36 minutes in there's about 30 seconds of silence that I really didn't have the energy to go back in and edit out and re-upload. I'll probably fix it in a day or two. But just skip through it and we're back talking again. RSS Feed: http://www.bishopjackson.com/witp?format=rss Follow us on Twitter. @WhatsThisPod

Rick Kruger and Brian Boche (rhymes with Hockey) manage the Upper Midwest Collegiate Football Officials Clinic in Minneapolis, Minnesota, B1G country. Listen and learn about this great, inexpensive clinic including the on and off field opportunities to learn and get better.NOTE: Around the 28 minute mark, we censored a short part of the conversation in order to conceal the identity of a potential upcoming guest.Quote Of the WeekEveryone ends up somewhere in life. A few people end up somewhere on purpose - Andy Stanley Mentioned on the show:Facebook page (ZebraCombat) - Clinic application hereTwitter: @reffootballtalk (great video clips pertaining to officiating)Injury Prevention w/Coach Sean RobbinsFight Song - Weber State UniversitySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Mahfuz Chowdhury is an award-winning Account Manager at Candybox Marketing, a digital marketing agency that has worked with notable brands such as Domino’s Pizza, The Weather Network, So You Think You Dance, Glee, Fox Entertainment, and Advertising Week. He’s also the author of Project Reinvention: The Social Timeline of a Millennial—a book where he open and honestly recollects his journey from self-described abject failure to someone now focused and steadfast on the path to success. And last but not least, he’s the host of the Ride With Me podcast. In this episode, we talked about lessons from retail, blue collar work ethic, and hitting rock bottom. It was a candid, refreshing, and at times hilarious conversation. We also talked about sleep as a competitive advantage, drawing energy from your outfits, and staying sane on social media. --- NOTE: Around the 1:02:00 mark, the quality of the audio drops quite a bit. Unfortunately we had ran into a technical issue on the boards, and as a result had to substitute the corrupted audio with whatever we picked up on camera. Our voices are still audible, but not as crisp as what you experienced in the first half. We're terribly sorry for this issue, and are going to bring Mahfuz back in the studio for a follow-up to this otherwise awesome episode. Thanks for your patience! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hamzakhan/support

In the opening take, Lee talks about the most interesting thing he heard while attending Big 12 Football Media Days at the Star in Frisco. Then Grant joins to explain why we didn't use a DeMarco Murray play in the intro (5:00). Shifting to the OU QB competition. Lee has a theory that Austin Kendall may actually be the best person to start for the Sooners (8:15). Grant buys Lee some time while he pulls up Riley's soundbite about offensive leadership (21:10). Grant is worried that Jonathan Alvarez is mentioned among the offensive line (24:00). Is it troublesome that Riley did not mention Bobby Evans individually as one of the OL leaders (28:25)? Kenneth Murray is the "heart of the defense" according to Riley (34:55). Lincoln Riley explains what OU needs to do to improve its defense (40:40). Kenneth Murray reacts to zero Sooners being named to the Preseason All-Big 12 Defensive Team (50:10). Lee asked Murray about the media... and let's just say the sophomore linebacker isn't thrilled with a lot of the things said about him (53:10). The legend of "Bookie" grows as Murray has some really nice things to say about the true freshman (58:00). Touching briefly on the Jalen Redmond situation (1:03:00). Taking a look at the rest of Media Days, particularly Tom Herman's odd showing at the podium (1:07:30). Lee is way higher on Iowa State than anybody else and the guys talk OSU QBs as they react to the preseason Big 12 Media Poll (1:17:10). The guys talk about the preseason All-Big 12 team and eventually rag on the selections in the secondary (1:23:50). **NOTE: Around the 1:30:00 mark Grant's microphone audio gets wonky. We apologize for the lowered quality and will work to make sure the problem does not persist in future shows** | Email the show: westofeverest@gmail.com | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

On April 28th, Briarpatch Magazine launched their Prairie Issue at Shelf Life Books in Calgary. We recorded the discussion with authors and community members, who spoke about decolonizing the justice system and fossil fuel industries in the prairies -- past, present and future. Featuring @curtislefthand, @kateljacobson, and @dgrdon. NOTE: Around minute 11:00, David Gray-Donald mistakenly says that in 1972 the Saskatchewan oil industry was Alberta-owned, which is not accurate. He meant to say it was American-owned at that time.

This week Dr. Ken Elpus joins the show to talk about productivity apps and utilities that he uses to get his busy and multifaceted job done. Ken is the Associate Professor of Choral Music Education at the University of Maryland College Park. He is an absolute power user when it comes to leveraging his computer in amazing ways to better do his job! Note: Around the 49 minute mark, Ken’s voice gets weird. Sorry. Dr. Ken Elpus Website | Twitter | UMD Show Notes: Apps Mentioned.. Audio Hijack - tool for rerouting the audio of your apps | Ulysses - Writing tool for Mac and iOS | Google Photos | Dropbox | Evernote | Waze - maps app with crowd sourced traffic data | Fantastical on Mac and iPhone - natural language input calendar app | OmniFocus - Robby and Ken’s task app of choice | Things - a beautiful and intuitive task app | Keynote | Canvas | Wuphf! | Unibox - organizes email by contact | AirMail - powerful mail client for Mac and iOS | Spark - Robby and Ken’s iOS mail client of choice | SaneBox - service that automatically sorts and organizes your mail | Slack - team communication tool | Remind - app for messaging students | Google Voice | Spotify | forScore | Notability | GoodNotes - note taking app for the iPad with presentation features | iAnnotate | Goodreader | Papers - Reference management software | Scrivener - authoring tool for Mac and iOS | DevonThink | Amphetamine - keeps your Mac awake | 1Password | Magnet and Moom - Window management utility for Mac | Roku | Plex | Boxer - MS Dos Machine | Dorico | MindNode | Alfred/Launchbar - Powerful Spotlight replacements | Screenflow/Tapes - screencast tools | Yoink | Transcribe App/Amazing Slow Downer - tools for slowing down, speeding up, transposing, and looping audio recordings | Taskclone - service that links your Evernote account with your task app Keyboard shortcut for hide everything except active window: Option+Command+H.  

Our Festivus Series continues with a return to the Silent Night, Deadly Night Franchise: Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2. The film is basically a recap of the original with some new footage thrown in involving Billy's brother Ricky, and in general terms no one would ever think this is a good film. But from a comical perspective, Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 is pure genius, a hilariously bad horror movie that features Eric Freeman in a defining roll. We also talk about Dread Central's new move to Patreon, Scream Factory's Black Christmas fiasco, and our podcast joining the Ace Podcast Network! Note: Around 33 minutes we talk about a recap scene from Silent Night, Deadly Night where we refer to Billy's mother as Linnea Quigley. That was a mistake - I had Linnea on the mind - and we actually mean Tara Buckman. Sorry about that!

In this appropiately menadering and off-topic podcast episode, Daniel and Shana discuss the tenth anniversary story The Three Doctors. Much merriment was had by all, both onscreen and off. Plus: Omega and hagiography.  (Note: Around the thirty-minute mark there is a brief mention of Thomas Jefferson and his relationship with Sally Hemings that may be triggering for some listeners. It's brief but those easily triggered by such topics should be aware it's coming. Thanks.) Main Topic: The Three Doctors. The Bristol Boys. Answering machine adorableness from married couples. The first of the N Doctors Stories. Jo Grant is very Twiggy. Katy Manning is blind. Jo's longevity. The Brig satires himself. Omega was nearly Ohm. Benton is the Rory of the classic series. Jo just hanging out. The humor of The Three Doctors. A satirical sign? Austin Powers. All of the anniversary stories are silly. The Second Doctor plays the comic relief role. Emo Tenth Doctor and Jazz Hand Tobey Maguire in Spider-Man 3. A cheerleader movie reference. William Hartnell. What if the First Doctor met the Eleventh Doctor? Shana does her Susan impersonation. Hartnell's last performance. A scientist and a Sam Seely character. Cooking tips with Oi! Spaceman. Reminding the audience of what a "Sam Seely character" is. Scooby Doo. Time Lords from Tron! A section of Daniel's notes. Why the Doctor left the Time Lords. Paradise Lost in a silly story. Omega. The sympathetic villain. Thomas Jefferson raped his slaves. Comparing Omega to the Mind Robber. The Bubble Wrap Crap Octopi? The Amber Crab Blob? Family entertainment. The deeper ideas of "The Three Doctors." Deferring to the wisdom of my fifteen-year-old-self. Time Lord Mind Meld. Official versus unofficial anniversary stories. Daniel complains. Wrapping up.  Peter Capaldi and Katy Manning recreate a photo from the Pertwee years. Find Our Stuff!  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter