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Blind Mike and Cliff are in studio. (01:00) Justin failed his Papa Gino's two pizza challenge, Cliff shares the latest ongoings in his life. (07:45) Preview of Mut's gambling show which premieres tonight at Mohegan Sun. (12:04) Kirk makes his pick for his NFL touchdown survivor pool. (18:09) Dan Rapaport is no longer at Barstool Sports, says he liked the company better when it was owned by PENN (27:40) Kirk gives his thoughts on Rapaport and the future of ForePlay (33:03) Jeff D Lowe weighs in on Justin's acne. (35:47) Justin got bullied by his little brother, again. (41:01) Connor “Bo-Bonner” Trudell makes his KMS debut. (47:40) Justin explains why he owns a $5,000 mattress. (48:39) Recap of Justin's pizza challenge stream. (54:41) Steve Robinson origin story, huge discount promo code now available for Triad Weed screening. (1:02:21) Belichick joined social media, Brady debuting as an announcer, and other NFL kick-off talk.(1:07:42) Kirk says the Patriots will stink this year. (1:11:55) Kirk challenges the legitimacy of Tom Brady's Super Bowl wins. (1:13:49) Politics talk. (1:17:38) Kirk would like David Fincher to make more big movies, move away from streaming releases. (1:20:50) Justin is choosing football over family. (1:29:00) Montante has given up on the golf tournament but wants a final answer from Kirk. (1:33:28) We call Dutch Elm to find out what the communication with Montante has been like, Kirk confirms the Golf Tournament is officially ON. (1:41:00) Dave and Justin share their plans for attending Mut's show tonight.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Welcome to Little Bracket of Horrors. The pod that puts the fight in fright!In this episode we are heading up to Mt. Holliston with out friends Dan, Joe, and Parker for some cheap thrills on the white, frigid slopes. Parker may not be the best briber, but hopefully we have enough money to get some pizza at Papa Gino's as soon as were done with this quick night run. So join the LBOH Crew as we get stuck on this freakin' ski lift and have these darn wolves circling below. Darn our luck to heck!On this episode we are joined by our friends Lisa and Roger R. We'd like to express our appreciation to them both for joining us on this recording and for making it such an enjoyable one. WE LOVE YOU BOTH!  Don't miss out and tune in till the end of the season where we will be taking all 20 of the films we watched this year and put them into our “Little Bracket of Horrors Deathmatch”. It's a march madness style tournament where only the strongest films will survive. Frozen (2010) have what it takes? Stay with us to find out.Follow us on:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076990656434&mibextid=LQQJ4dInstagram- https://instagram.com/littlebracketofhorrors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Little Bracket of Horrors Merch- http://tee.pub/lic/flQJfo1eXdwContact us:Email- littlebracketofhorrors@yahoo.com

Robbie V and Danny in Billerica are in studio. (03:10) Kirk and Dave were on Turtleboy Live last night. (7:05) Everyone is talking about this Mut thing, Mut earned Robbie V's Dope of the Day title over a guy who ate dog shit. (12:15) Justin almost vomits in the producer booth. (15:05) Kirk reads the Mohegan Sun press release about Mut's show and there is a glaring omission. (19:35) Mut's bio is a lie, we call Mut to confront him about the Mohegan Sun press release. (25:00) Justin will be going to Mohegan Sun Thursday, shares gambling story, Robbie V is critical of the Market Based Approach. (28:10) Mut's show will be great for KMS but a troubling viewing experience for everyone else. (29:47) Some shows at Barstool are getting canceled, Surviving Barstool is beginning to consume Kirk's thoughts. (37:14) Justin shares his plan for Thursday, Robbie V and Danny give Kirk some fantasy football advice. (41:00) Justin and Bubba's recent trip to the movies was a culture shock for Bubba. (42:40) Still no word from Danny's ex-friend Greg, probably time to give up. (44:40) We call Montante to get an update on the golf tournament, Montante has given up on the minifans and is calling off the tournament. (49:05) Red Sox beat writers are losers with no connection to reality. (53:27) Jared Carrabis has a new show on NESN. (55:00) Mut doesn't know what a harelip is, but his ignorance may have inspired a movie. (59:50) Local radio show hosts sparring, prank calls. (1:02:50) Dave says he wants to have another kid because his “kids suck so bad right now”, is still pawning them off on his mother. (1:06:50) Danny shares some life updates and notes, Kirk thinks Mut's “he's on remote” announcement was one of the most surprising in KMS history. (1:11:35) Rabbie V and Danny have The Case related questions, Dave defends his history on the Karen Read case. (1:14:33) Robbie V is a Mookie Betts caliber bowler, bowling talk. (1:24:45) Robbie V pitches Kirk on a potential case for The Case Season 3. (1:30:32) Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce rumors, Jason Kelce is whacky. (1:33:30) Dave Portnoy won't run for political office. (1:37:02) Danny wraps up his show questions, Kirk talks about the producer candidates who didn't get the job. (1:40:25) Kirk started a group text with Justin and Dave, and finds that their last correspondence was an interesting one. (1:42:35) Justin says he needs to get his eating under control. (1:44:41) Justin is going to attempt to eat two large Papa Gino's pizzas in one hour. (1:57:00) Kirk says he likes salt on his pizza, which sparks controversy within the show, we call McFussdady and other pizza places to weigh in. (2:05:26) Parameters for Justin's Double Pizza Challenge are set. (2:09:40) We call Kirk's brother who vouches for Kirk's salt on pizza take. (2:12:00) A “Kirk Minihane Guarantee” is levied that Justin wont complete tonight's pizza eating challenge.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Blind Mike and Cinema Lords are in studio as Kirk starts off with his interaction last night with one of the refs. (07:00) James loves to give celebrity look-a-likes to players and refs on the call and Kirk thinks the announcers will have to tryout for next season as well. (09:00) Coleman actually played well last night. (10:20) Justin was mystified by the game of basketball. (13:50) Gus and Mick both didn't show up to last night's game. (22:45) Kirk previews the upcoming basketball team tryouts. (34:40) Biden struggled through last night's press conference. (47:45) It looks like Portnoy will be meeting with Papa Gino's. (51:00) Last night's ESPYs had some weird segments. (56:00) Going over who is invited to the Team Dinner and Award Show. (01:04:00) Mike will be joining the producers on their theme park trek to the Dakotas. (01:08:00) Kirk wants to get involved with the Stuttering John case against Blind Mike. (01:12:00) Kirk calls the FBI to get information on John's case against Mike. (01:42:00) Looking back at Justin's skincare company. (01:54:00) Coleman is still confused about how the penis doesn't have a bone. (01:54:40) A dated song about Mark Moroso. (02:08:00) Coleman and Justin are heading to Canobie Lake Park this weekend.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Mut and Bean Bag Ron are in studio as Kirk brings up Cullinane's comments about Ron's wife and mother. (03:00) Mut discusses Justin's hot dogs from the team cookout. (05:30) On the latest Puff Puff Piece, Gus explained how he was more at ease at Barstool Chicago than he had been with Kirk. (12:30) If asked, Kirk could not vouch for Gus in the same way that he did for Klemmer. (14:00) An old video of Coleman on the set of Around The Horn resurfaced leading to a look back at a Mean Tweets video with Julie DiCaro and Sarah Spain. (21:00) Mut gives his takeaways from the last time Team KMS played Hoops and Herring. (28:20) Stuttering John's live was overrun with comments from Minifans. (31:00) Remembering Abortion Airlines. (38:00) Trump is back to talking about Hannibal Lecter and challenged Biden to a golf match. (41:00) Mut discusses his event with Ty Law. (53:30) Mut accidentally spoils Ted Sellers' engagement. (01:07:00) Ron loves to go on the 420 Show and Meeting of the Minds. (01:07:45) Ron goes through his notes from the basketball season. (01:18:20) After Portnoy reviewed a Papa Gino's, Kirk discusses the possibility of one being run by Minifans. (01:29:45) Ted Sellers tweets out confirmation of his engagement. (01:32:15) Mut wants to know the early contestants for Minifan of the Year. (01:53:00) Kirk wants Justin and Coleman to stop and some amusement parks on the way out to North Dakota. (02:16:15) Shelley Duvall passed away at age 75. (02:17:00) Final score predictions for tonight's playoff game.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Kirk, Dave, and Whitney are back as Dave is having AC issues. (01:25) Dave thinks Nate becomes even more unlikeable when he goes to poker events. (02:50) Nate joins. (06:15) Nate brings up Dave's email about everyone having to be nice. (07:00) Dave and Nate discuss the parameters of their future poker match. (11:30) Discussion over who people would root for in the match. (17:53) Trump challenged Biden to a golf match. (24:45) Whitney explains RA's break from Chiclets. (28:15) Dave re-signed Pat Beverley. (25:00) Dave breaks down his run in with Sue Costello. (32:00) Dave is looking into Papa Gino's and Kirk wants to run a store with Minifans. (36:25) Elio and his kids stayed with Dave. (39:00) Riggs meeting Travis Kelce leads to Kirk being upset that Bri got to meet Bruce Springsteen. (41:15) Kirk and Whit react to Dave building a fence. (45:15) Dave has been struggling to park his boat.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/unnamedshow

This year, ServiceChannel commemorates its 25th anniversary. To celebrate, we've put together 25 of the most interesting tips for facilities transformation from some of our guests over the past three seasons. Welcome to Elevating Brick and Mortar. A podcast about how operations and facilities drive brand performance.On today's episode, we'll review some of the most compelling insights from our guests over the past three seasons of the show. From the impact of AI to addressing the labor shortage to the customer experience of the future, this episode is a heavy hitter!TIMESTAMPS:00:48 - Solving the Facilities PR Problem: Jackie Aubel, host of “Toolbox for the Trades” podcast02:41 - Good Standards Result in Good Experiences: Roger Goldstein, Executive Director of Facilities and Energy at Panda Restaurant Group 04:22 - Raising Awareness About Facilities' Importance: Kara Cutino, Vice President, Store Development, Facilities Services, Asset Protection & Store Purchasing at Ascena Retail Group06:13 - Shift to Preventative Maintenance: David Shalenbourg, Technical Director with Delhaize Technics 07:07 - The Short End of the Stick: Nick Ammaturo, Head of Indirect Procurement, Subway12:02 - Leveraging Technology to Address Shortages: Leigh Pearson, Senior Director of Facilities, sustainability, sourcing, and Procurement at Staples Canada14:25 - Why Investors are Looking to the Trades: Frankie Costa, CEO of Helios Partners15:40- Maintenance as Key to Customer Loyalty: Caitlin Wischermann-Ornitz, VP Strategy at Champagne Hospitality18:10 - Have an Asset Management Strategy: RJ Zanes, Senior Director, Facilities Maintenance at Sam's Club21:26 - Evolving with Technology: Mike Guinan, Vice President Operations Services at White Castle22:20 - Make good on Your Investments: Tom Sansoucy, VP, Facilities at EG Group, America25:00 - Elevate Holistically: John Ludlow, VP of Omni Operations at Designer Brands28:06 - The Positive Impact of Diversity: Jaclyn Frenzel, President, OnSite31:23- Accelerate Efficiency with Tech: Deena McKinley,  Chief Experience Officer at Papa Gino's Pizza 33:51 - Leveraging VR in the Trades: Doug Donovan, CEO of Interplay Learning35:22 - The ROI of Investing in Great Customer Experiences: Josh Witte, Director of Energy, Sustainability, and ESG at Dollar Tree36:33 - Build the Right Team: Kenneth Jones, Director of Facilities at Heartland Dental 38:40 - Uplift Your Brand Through Facilities: Mark Warren, Vice President, Facilities, Real Estate & Development at KinderCare Learning Companies39:53 - Make an Experience Seamless: David Bloom, Chief Development and Operating Officer at Capriotti's and Wing Zone41:25  - The Necessary Path Forward: Jim Owens, Chief Growth Officer at SDI43:35  - Using Convenience to Your Advantage: Chris Walton,  Co-CEO of Omni Talk45:22  - Subtle Design is Your Friend: Mark Landini, Creative Director, Landini Associates47:56 - Good Relationships Result in Success: Jamie Goldberg, Vice President Real Estate and Development at One Medical49:15- Closing Thoughts from SidSPONSOR:ServiceChannel brings you peace of mind through peak facilities performance.Rest easy knowing your locations are:Offering the best possible guest experienceLiving up to brand standardsOperating with minimal downtimeServiceChannel partners with more than 500 leading brands globally to provide visibility across operations, the flexibility to grow and adapt to consumer expectations, and accelerated performance from their asset fleet and service providers.LINKS:Connect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel Website

Jonathan Kraft and Jerod Mayo channel their inner Costanza and are hellbent on doing the opposite of what BB would do.  Dan, Scartsy, Mike and John discuss Kraft's Happy Hour, The Dynasty, and Patriots media being bought off for the low, low price of Papa Gino's and Bud Light.

Kirk is joined in studio by Gig and Julie as Justin recaps The Death of Len. (14:40) Kirk recaps last night's Dozen loss to The Booze Ponies. (20:25) Commissioner Jeff D. Lowe calls into the show. (29:25) Coleman tries Moxie for the first time. (29:55) The Dying Guy calls in. (38:55) Kirk questions if you can be upset when a grandparent dies. (45:15) Gig doesn't think Oppenheimer is a 100/100. (48:45) Big Steve tried recruiting Gig to his cause. (49:55) Julie answers for her mistakes. (01:02:55) Kirk reveals The Unnamed Show's discussion about where Ohio's Tate will be working. (01:10:25) Justin has an update from The Diaper Spa. (01:24:55) Julie discusses her vivid dreams about the show. (01:27:13) Turtleboy update. (01:34:20) Gig recaps the Sheldon wedding. (01:29:55) Dave Portnoy and Kirk may be buying a Papa Gino's. (01:45:45) Coleman reveals his basic playlists. (01:48:55) Justin imagines what Baby Montante would sound like. (01:56:15) Jeff calls in again to critique Gig's movie takes. (02:02:35) Justin gives the movies he thinks are a perfect score.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Dave Cullinane and Julie join Kirk in-studio as they recap last night's Papa Gino's dinner. (14:30) A judge has ordered documents naming more of Jeffrey Epstein's associates to be unsealed. (17:35) Kirk announces that he will be appearing on The Sit Down with Jeff Nadu. (19:35) The Colorado Supreme Court disqualifies Trump from 2024 ballot. (30:05) Dan Rapaport doesn't use deodorant. (33:40) Cullinane is fired up over his nephew's suspension after a recent fight at a hockey game. (52:35) Ryan Whitney weighs in on the suspension. (56:40) Gus discusses his recent appearance on the Mt. Kirkmore of Minifans of the Year. (1:10:05) Julie brought a new game/torture device. (1:27:00) Dave wants to work on a new project with Mut. (1:37:35) Kirk challenges Titus to a three-point contest. (1:47:00) Julie reveals the lists she keeps in her notebook. (1:52:00) Calls.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Let's go to the mall! But one specific mall that isn't there anymore! (Well, it's sort of still there, but not really.) We're joined by Gleaming the Tube's Kevin Cafferty to look back on the Lincoln Mall in Lincoln, Rhode Island (frighteningly close to Woonsocket). It wasn't the biggest mall, it wasn't the best mall, but it was our mall. And our Lincoln Mall memories include: Waldenbooks, our primary source of X-Men comics, Bloom County collections, and Tolkien; sketchy sausage samples at Hickory Farms; failed attempts to meet girls at the movies; the freaky pet store; the inexplicable organ store; the restaurant no one went to (Roast House); the restaurant everyone went to, because there were two of them in the same mall (Papa Gino's); the neverending weirdness of Spencer Gifts; and the glory of the Dream Machine video arcade. Also: Andre the Giant eating spaghetti! The sticker girl phenomenon! Our first comic book shop experiences! Our first dishwashing experiences! Record store employees with attitudes! Randy the Talking Reindeer! The Challenge of the Checkers Champion! A mall visit from Spider-Man! A ring of car stereo thieves! Rhode Island's own John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band! And yikes, so much more... Even if you never visited the Lincoln Mall, we know there's a mall or two in your past, so you can relate. In a way, we're all still lost among the overflowing bins of cheap junk at Kay Bee Toys. Kevin's podcast about movies with skateboarding, Gleaming the Tube! And our regular links... The Flopcast website! The ESO Network! The Flopcast on Facebook! The Flopcast on Instagram! The Flopcast on Mastadon! Please rate and review The Flopcast on Apple Podcasts! Email: info@flopcast.net Our music is by The Sponge Awareness Foundation! This week's promo: Modern Musicology!  

Joining the show today is our special guest, Nabeel, CEO and Co-Founder of Lunchbox. Nabeel was born in Bangladesh, moved to Kuwait 7 years later, and to Queens, New York 7 years after that. Nabeel began his career as the first busboy at the Bareburger flagship store in Astoria, and spent his free time devising marketing objectives for the CEO. In 2019 he founded Lunchbox, a next-gen online ordering company, that was built out of the frustration of trying to build his own digital ordering system at Bareburger. In just a short period, Lunchbox has established itself as the premiere product in the digital ordering space, partnering with industry leaders such as Firehouse Subs, Papa Gino's, Clean Juice, Wings Over, Bareburger and more.Today's show is NOT about Lunchbox. It is about AI and the new, free AI application that can be found online to allow restaurants generate food pictures for their online ordering guests. We take this much further into the legalities around intellectual properties, regulation and the future of this technology.We have some fundamental differences of opinion around the IP side of things but, at the end of the day, we are all trying to figure out where this all lands and are in it together.How To Contact MeWebsite: https://SkipKimpel.com (all archived shows and show notes will be posted here)Website: https://ConStrata.ioInstagram: https://instagram.com/skipkimpelTwitter: https://twitter.com/skipkimpelFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/skipkimpel1/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skipkimpelLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/constrata-consultingYou can also hear all these new episodes on the ConStrata website at ConStrata.ioEmail me at skip.kimpel@constrata.ioWhat's up next?Busy and crazy times in our industry right now. This also happens to be a very timely subject today, especially around the online ordering and virtual kitchen side of things as we are starting to see a slowdown in online ordering and a significant shakeup in that side of the industry. I would also love to hear your thoughts on where YOU think the digital restaurant is headed. I will be out at the new

Welcome to Elevating Brick and Mortar. A podcast about how operations and facilities drive brand performance.On today's episode, we talk with Deena McKinley, Chief Experience Officer at Papa Gino's Pizza and D'Angelo's Grilled Sandwiches. Papa Gino's is a family-owned restaurant chain specializing in traditional thin-crust pizza. D'Angelo's Grilled Sandwiches is a neighborhood-style sandwich shop chain in New England. In this episode, Deena discusses the rise of the role of Chief Experience Officer, leveraging automation to empower employees, and how the brand experience should begin internally.   Guest Bio:Throughout Deena's career in marketing and advertising, she has achieved results by maintaining a focus on brands and enhancing the customer experience. With expertise in the retail and restaurant industries, she brings a critical understanding of the intricacies needed to develop and maintain a brand that customers will choose over and over again.—Guest Quote“I think it's really important to look at technology to create efficiencies that will help us grow our top line faster. So to me, the purpose of technology and where technology fits in all of this to help us grow our bottom line is that it compresses the middle of the P&L. You know, it pushes efficiency so that the top line can grow faster and push more flow through down to the bottom. And by doing that, your people are freed up to help do what they need to do to push the top line, which is to process things faster, and get better customer relationships so that they come back more and are more loyal. And all of the things that come from that ultimately drive more business.” - Deena McKinley Time Stamps**(01:51) - Deena's career journey **(07:22) - What IS a Chief Experience Officer **(19:00) - Maintaining customer experience across a franchise **(31:48) - Deena's predictions for the future of her industry **(41:42) - Sid's final thoughts Sponsor:ServiceChannel brings you peace of mind through peak facilities performance.Rest easy knowing your locations are:Offering the best possible guest experienceLiving up to brand standardsOperating with minimal downtimeServiceChannel partners with more than 500 leading brands globally to provide visibility across operations, the flexibility to grow and adapt to consumer expectations, and accelerated performance from their asset fleet and service providers. Request a custom demo here. —Links Connect with Deena McKinley on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel Website

How does Papa Gino's Pizza and D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches successfully market at the location level? This conversation with Deena McKinley will give you insights on how they are doing it so that you can do it too.

Treasured former guest Max Lavergne returns to us having done some personal research into the Papa Gino's mascot issue, plus: Getting hospitalised by a Skyrim meme, an unmalodorous smell on the loose in Pennsylvania, and the Tipping Report. *** Listen to Max's podcast here: https://infinitegossip.substack.com/podcast *** Support our show and get exclusive bonus episodes by subscribing on Patreon: www.patreon.com/BoontaVista *** Email the show at mailbag@boontavista.com! Call in and leave us a question or a message on 1800-317-515 to be answered on the show! *** Twitter: twitter.com/boontavista Website: boontavista.com Merchandise: shop.boontavista.com/ Twitch: twitch.tv/boontavista

Nabeel Alamgir was born in Bangladesh and moved to Kuwait seven years later, then to Queens, New York, seven years after that. He began his career as the first busboy at the Bareburger flagship store in Astoria and spent his free time devising marketing objectives for the CEO. In 2019, Nabeel founded Lunchbox, the modern ordering system for restaurants to grow their online revenue, which was built out of the frustration of trying to build his own digital ordering system at Bareburger. Lunchbox has empowered over 2500 restaurant locations across the country, including Bareburger, Clean Juice, Fuku, Little Sesame, Papa Gino's, Sticky's Finger Joint, and Tacombi. To date, Lunchbox has saved restaurants over $43 million that would have otherwise gone to third-party ordering platforms. In this episode… As a brand owner, teamwork and cooperation are crucial to generating an impact on your audience. So, how can you promote high-performance levels for authentic brand equity? Nabeel Alamgir creates a productive and enriching team culture by offering his employees coaching sessions and initiating a space for high performers to thrive. He encourages collaboration among each team member to devise innovative and original ideas that foster growth and positivity. To initiate additional partnerships, Nabeel urges brand owners to support other businesses in their launch phases and help them convey their messages to their audiences.  In this episode of the Brand Alchemist Podcast, Taja Dockendorf chats with Nabeel Alamgir, CEO and Co-founder of Lunchbox, about building brand relationships and strong company culture. Nabeel shares his approach to inspiring growth and connection among his restaurateurs, advice for launching a brand and discovering your passion, and his secret for recruiting talented employees.

Papa Gino's is a restaurant chain based in Massachusetts that specializes in traditional thin crust pizza along with pasta, subs, salads, and a variety of appetizers. As of 2022, there are 81 Papa Gino's locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Kevin attributes his 10-year NFL career to helping him develop leadership and management skills that he uses today. Papa Gino's has an immense amount of love and respect from its New England fan base. That passion is fueled, in part, by the quality of the pizza and food it serves. Kevin and Papa Gino's look for vendors who will work with the brand as partners in a longer, continually-involving technological journey. Kevin isn't afraid to admit it, but he's a pineapple on pizza kind of guy – and so is Joseph. Quotes “The biggest benefit of my collective background is being able to fit in in any environment. I've had so many collective experiences that it allows me to connect with people naturally and organically.” (Kevin) “Technology is a part of every single department in this organization. You either have a say in this, or the technology is going to steamroll you.” (Joseph) “At the core, as long as you continue to deliver quality food and a quality experience, that cult (following) will continue.” (Kevin) “Pretty much every challenge in a restaurant is being tackled by a tech company right now. If you don't have leaders in these silos understanding that, embracing it and then finding someone who's an ally like yourself that's going to give you some great movement forward.” (Joseph) “The rate at which technology is moving, you really need a strategic partner that's going to come along with you for the journey. I'm looking at vendors long term and how we can be strategic together.” (Kevin) “Everyone will swear they have an open API but when you start digging into the weeds, it's not so open. The reality is, not every tech vendor can do everything well and integrations are critical for the ecosystem.” (Kevin) Transcript 00:00.00 vigorbranding O sorry let me just 1 more thing it is Kevin Bentley right and it's a Vp of technology and automation at pappainas pizzeria and Dangelo sub sandwiches. Okay, just making sure I don't want to get on ambul like actually it's Kevin you said it wrong all right? so. 00:04.71 Kevin Bentley Yep. 00:08.59 Kevin Bentley Um, yep. 00:19.69 vigorbranding 3 2 1 hey everyone today I'm joined by my friend Kevin Bentley he is the Vp of technology and automation at papaginno's Pizzeria and Deangelo sub sandwiches if you're from the northeast you know those names if you're not from the northeast you're about to learn a bit more about them. Before we dive in Kevin say hello give a little bit of backstory. 00:40.63 Kevin Bentley Yeah Joseph thanks for having me on just a quick correction. It's actually ca on it's french no I'm just totally kid totally get it? Yeah ah no thanks for having me on I'm really excited to join you and have this discussion as. 00:45.78 vigorbranding Oh kept. Ah I didn't see the accent Mark. Ah. 01:00.30 Kevin Bentley Joseph mentioned I'm the Vp of tech give you a quick backstory I know we're gonna dive into my story a little bit so I'll keep it really high level born or raised on the west coast in California was convinced to go to school in Chicago at northwestern to play football. Don't ask me how they got a kid from the sunny California west coast to. Go to the Midwest where was cold and raining and snowing all the time but they got me. There had a great time at northwestern play 10 years in Nfl went back got my Mba from rice a masters in technology from northwestern and actually prepare for my doctorate. At Usc and organizational leadership. Yeah I'm a glutton for pain when it comes to education. So don't fault me too much. 01:43.70 vigorbranding I love it. Yeah I mean the professional journey and then and then the the acad

You gotta make sure you know where your food's coming from... Only true way to know it's non-replicated food is if there's a human hair in that bowl of lasgna, of course. Follow us on twitter @DeadEnsigns Email your Star Trek opinions/questions/stories to deadensigns@gmail.com

I talk about Papa Gino's, Entenmann's cookies, stolen DNA, Josh and the cottage. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bryan-sobolewski/support

The two brands that form the focus of today's episode are close to my heart, not only because their food is absolutely delicious, but also because Papa Gino's and D'Angelo were the places where I worked my first and second jobs. Deena McKinley's career path started out seemingly a long way away from these iconic restaurants, but as you'll hear today, a lot of the skills she developed as an English teacher, have been very useful in her role as CMO. In this show, Deena and I discuss how she and her team have reignited these long-time favorite eateries through combining their historical allure with technological advancements. Technology and marketing are completely intertwined these days and Deena has a wealth of knowledge and experience in this realm. Deena shares what her three-pronged marketing approach consists of, what she has achieved since becoming CMO, why she doesn't see third-party delivery apps as a threat, and the importance of asking questions. All the talk of turkey sandwiches and cheeseburger subs will no doubt have your mouth watering, so make sure you have a Papa Gino's or D'Angelo is close by when you listen to this! 

Joe chats to Limerick legend Papa Gino AKA Gino Rocco about Papa Gino's Pizza closing and his memories from over the years - Photo via Facebook/Papa Gino's Pizza See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've been doing baseball predictions for the better part of two decades now and to be fair the majority of the time they've been pretty brutal. But with us now channeling the "knowledge" we've accumulated from a year of doing this podcast, this is the year we finally put all of those horrible predictions scribbled on the backs of Papa Gino's placemats and various "Books of Shit" to bed. Enjoy Episode 38 at your leisure, it was a fun one!

Welcome to the Texas all state radio network with Mr Texas real estate Jason Bible and Mr California investor Robert or fino join us as Jason Robert talk about the hottest real estate markets in the country the entire state of Texas learn what Texas is such a great market to invest in and white could be strong for years to come get ready to talk all things Texas on your new home on the way to the office Texas real estate radio. There's no social distancing in beach towns. Why would there be. Drove by a couple of our properties yesterday and it was all packed right they're all packed yes nobody was it was funny because there were no cars there and so each the other all the beach and then by the time you're driving back like they're everybody's back right next to our house on ray's way they were having a hard tail I I've never not our house not R. as party policy please we have a 0 with 0 part of a small get together now now. When it starts with get together the answer means merely no right we're gonna have an after party after winning no thank you not on it got to go to somebody else's Airbnb so the guy next door I don't think he Airbnb that property I think you just they just live their sure yeah but I've never seen a there until this weekend well and I drove by I was like well. **** everything there's not lot next to a car lot was full of cars we like how the whole family there was always Hey there's a covert cluster right. Well there's a family with a pool in our neighborhood to same thing Saturday there's like 30 cars outside of like there it is there's your covert cluster is yeah it's not the bars and not going to the mall is that one right there I could tell you so anyway so driving around server side I mean it was it was crazy even lates Sunday afternoon it was just packed full of people good everywhere restaurants are. D. much book through August so we're. Good yeah that's great so that Airbnb thing turned out to be a pretty pretty good idea I don't know that's the hospitality business that we want to be in that business. Speaking of hospitality business I was sharing some data on at the last market update last week about Vegas. So Vegas in airline travel our our producer Rick here who has made it back alive corona free from you in Philly you don't notice right yeah the the generate yeah the other producers for the last 2 weeks she would run this. The opinions stated in this program are not the opinions of the station and Rick seems hello more faith in us. Graham there we go yes represent the views the Olympians she was running that intimate or ownership of this station I think Rick is dumping us during the most controversial sorry I meant I'm saving this one. Delete delete. Airlines Vegas airlines of a ESO as everyone's finding out if you do any traveling right now there's nobody out there like nobody's right standing there a hobby like we're we're the Papa Gino's and hobby there's like 6 people there like where is everybody so it's I was hearing a bunch of airline analysts and in folks talking about Vegas in Miami. Airlines they're predicting. It's actually it's really hard for them to predict this because they said the changes in behavior are the hardest to model but they said course they said most recessions it takes 3 to 5 years for the airlines to come back in and they set out on top of this the fact that technology has gotten so good and behaviors change around webinars that sort of thing virtual meetings. It could be a 7 to 10 year run and we're talking about business travel for the right to write business travel and then of course Mrs how many people want to go to Vegas for a conference now me yeah I I'd like to go still. You know they're talking about I know or would Galleria. Learn More (Copyright Mr. Texas Real Estate)

During their 49th Band Meeting, the duo are definitely not out of all “spoonerisms.” I/ She/ We…uhhh… Well the point is that this band is super sexsuccessful given the following infallible facts: 1) They are positive that Sheila F’s Papa Gino’s Card will finance the band’s new corvette! 2) They are unequivocally recording in a band studio (a.ka.a) called a Limited Liability Cartoon Cow! 3) They are indubitably sponsored by Banana Boat Jock Screen and Ben Afleck Aflac Insurance! So rest assured, there is nothing unkempt about their “recording!”

In Mitch's home state of Massachusetts, the 'boys are joined by John Hodgman (Vacationland, Judge John Hodgman), Jean Grae (Everything's Fine), and Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) to review a New England native chain, Papa Gino's.Recorded live on June 29th in North Adams, Mass. as part of the Solid Sound Festival.

"The first slice of pizza a child sees and tastes (and somehow appreciates on something more than a childlike, mmmgoood, thanks-mom level), becomes, for him, pizza." Andy and Nick devote the entire season 1 finale to Papa Gino's, the legendary New England chain. Memories are shared, breadsticks are eaten, and hearts are full.

After “entertaining” some pressing fan mail inquiries, Sheila F and Joe Stoner realize that they are in HIGH demand! They have the “class,” “sass,” and now it’s time to please  an audience of a formidable “mass!” Having cashed in her Papa Gino’s General Motor points, Sheila F surprises her buddy by revealing that they have the “vehicle” to go forth and prosper! DOLLA DOLLA BILLS!

This week Ken welcomes BACK to the show (after appearing on a live edition at last year's Women in Comedy festival) comedian Erin Maguire. Ken and Erin discuss Ken's odd carnival prizes, East Coast anxiety, Psychic Storefronts, Arlington mobs, lottery studio, accents, nicknames, The Winter Hill Gang, SATs, five and dime stores, Boston's WHDH kid's show "Ready to Go", New Kids on the Block, Heathcliff, The Three Stooges, Roof Kids, Scott Grimes, two gingers, Night Life, Joey McIntire, Spenser Gifts, The Meadow Glen Mall, airbrushed sweatshirts, Wild Cards, Orange Julius, citrus cankers, Papa Gino's, dangerous childhood birthday parties, carving stations, ODing on Horse Radish, make up mirrors, California Games, the KenCade, surfing, Kathy Griffin's haircut, Matthew Broderick, Bay Coven, Halloween, Space Camp, aliases, day drinking, bars, no Irish food, The Storyteller, Jim Henson, Pam Dobber, Newhart, Maddie Grimes, Moonlighting, The 'burbs, Cheers, Night Court, the best episode of Highway to Heaven, Stoogemania, Ken's African Grey, the Curly Shuffle, anxiety, exercise, cultural movements, latex, tribute acts, Zima, dropping Jolly Ranchers, Disney Monster Hits, circuses, Emma Samms' unfolding flower, and how Ken's dog Larry is a NARC for kisses.

Food critic and Senior Editor at The Atlantic Corby Kummer Joined Boston Public Radio to talk about the decline of Papa Gino's.

This week on the pod Cosmo and Cayenne talk unexpected bankruptcies (Papa Gino, we're looking at you), the Midterms, and the customary freak-out over the War on Christmas. PLUS, Chase sits down with Jayson Gilberti of MVPVets to discuss how his organization is helping returning veterans succeed in our economy. FINALLY, CEO Tom O'Neill's takeaways from the Midterms (you'll want to here them).

Adviser Investments’ Chief Investment Officer Jim Lowell has the market analysis for Monday, November 5. Major U.S. stock indexes saw mixed results and minimal movement as investors anticipate results from the midterm elections. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 rose 0.8% and 0.6%, respectively, while the NASDAQ fell 0.1%. The Institute for Supply Management published its latest service-sector data. Although October’s activity declined slightly from September’s 21-year high, the monthly index still exceeded analysts’ expectations and remains the second-highest reported figure. Meanwhile, Papa Gino’s and D’Angelo Grilled Sandwiches’ parent, PGHC Holdings, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, concurrently shuttering nearly 100 under-performing restaurant locations and announcing the company’s sale to a private equity firm, Wynnchurch Capital.

What happened in Miami? Jerod Mayo, Tom E. Curran and Phil perry break it down in a brand new Quick Slants Podcast, presented by Papa Gino's. (1:05) Patriots have trouble running the ball with a limited attack. The battle between the Patriots offensive line vs. the Dolphins defensive line. (5:40) Tom Brady not wanting to plant his feet, having some trepidation against the Dolphins defense. Patriots offensive line looking somewhat confused with Dolphins pressures. (10:30) Kyle Van Noy and Trey Flowers not able to play. How much does that impact the defense? Are there too many injuries on the defensive side to overcome? (14:30) Could Bill Belichick have held out some injured players so they would be healthier for the Steelers game this week? (17:30) Breaking down the type of defense the Dolphins were playing, taking away the short passes of the Patriots. (19:40) Brandin Cooks and other receivers not getting separation from Miami’s cornerbacks. (23:50) How much is Tom Brady hurt and is it affecting his throws? (26:40) Josh McDaniels gameplan, the Patriots final series and play calling at the 1 yard line. How this Dolphins loss was reminiscent of the end of the 2015 season. (30:00) Malcolm Butler's now deleted retweet of Pro Football Focus stat about Jay Cutler throwing against the blitz (32:20) What Jerod Mayo thought of Duron Harmon’s speech on the sideline to the Patriots defense. Mayo shares a story about Junior Seau and his attitude towards giving up a big plays.

May 11 - 17, 1985 Today Ken welcomes comedian, producer Michelle Barbera (Women in Comedy Festival) to the show. Ken and Michelle discuss Worcester, seasonal colds, dirty pictures at work, working in the mall, being the TV fan in an academic household, dirty wallpaper, drinking tobacco spit, Papa Gino's, Steven Wright, being a comedy nerd, Monty Python, Love Boat, Network, Computer Dating, Made for TV Movies, being a flipper, love triangles, Letting Go of the romance between John Ritter and Sharon Gless, Moscow on the Hudson, Gimme A Break!, Jonathan Silverman as Jonathan, Hallmark pictures mob inspired marketing Vomit Bags for Mark of the Devil, Elvira, V66, The Cure, WFNX, drinking games, George Michael's Sports Machine, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Dallas, political cartoons, The Far Side, outdated dating, The Great Santini, Merchant Ivory, UMASS Amherst's awful music taste, Miss America vs. Miss USA, Charlie Brown, sweeps week, Florida: Mystique or Mistake?, Satanic Panic, The Rats of Nym, Don Bleuth's underrated Disney Run, Z for Zachariah, almost dying, Ralph Baksi, Pearl Jam, Chris Cornell, WCVB's Chronicle, being a goth kid, the opening credits of Mystery, Highway to Heaven, Bill Cosby: Monster, Family Ties, It's Your Move, Michelle's crush on Jonathan Ward, why funerals might be a rip off, loving the McNeil Lerra report, Garfield's 9 Lives, Heavy Metal, and the move to re-rebrand illustrators as commercial artists.

Tom E. Curran has Dan Wetzel of Yahoo Sports as a guest to discuss the Aaron Hernandez double homicide trial. Wetzel has been in the courtroom, and wrote this piece about the day Hernandez’s former friend Alexander Bradley testified in court: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/fractured-friendship-of-aaron-hernandez-and-a-gangster-played-out-in-bone-chilling-court-scene-012208774.html After speaking with Wetzel, Curran has Tim Rohan of MMQB.com on to discuss his day with ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. That piece is found here: http://mmqb.si.com/mmqb/2017/03/23/adam-schefter-espn-2017-free-agency-opening Quick Slants The Podcast is presented by Papa Gino’s.

In this week's episode of "Quick Slants The Podcast" presented by Papa Gino's, Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry discuss Patriots players and coaches that could be either coming or going. Also, former offensive lineman and current sports radio host Rich Ohrnberger is this week's guest to talk about his years with the team, including some great stories on O-Line coach Dante Scarnecchia. Here's this week's rundown: (3:10) Can Cyrus Jones recover next year, and does he need to with the potential loss of Logan Ryan? (9:54) What to expect the end result to be for free-agent Dont'a Hightower. Is the franchise tag acceptable for both parties? (20:30) Is Jimmy Garoppolo here to stay...(25:30) and how does Jacoby Brissett's development answer that question. (30:58) The loss of tight end coach Brian Daboll to Alabama (42:28) Interview with Rich Ohrnberger (1:04:22) Michigan's Jabrill Peppers on the Patriots draft board

In this week's edition of "Quick Slants The Podcast" presented by Papa Gino's, Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry hit on several topics after the Patriots steamrolled the Steelers in the AFC Championship. Here's this week's rundown: (3:42) How a win would effect the Patriots legacy in NFL history and professional sports? (16:21) First Look at the Falcons (tune-in just for the on-the-spot theme song Tom creates (41:00) Getting ready for next week's events (46:30) Beyond the Patriots, and maybe the Raiders, where is the AFC headed NEXT season? Is it crumbling before our eyes?

In this week's episode of Quick Slants The Podcast presented by Papa Gino's, Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry discuss the controversial pick-up of Michael Floyd. It seems like an expensive gamble to make at this point, according the the guys. This topic leads into a discussion about "The Patriot Way" (12:57). What is it, and does a move like this go against it? Other issues covered this week: (19:30) A look at the Patriots Pro Bowl selections (30:00) Curran defends himself against a Twitter follower (38:15) 'What's Your Number?!?" with Dion Lewis & Jacoby Brissett (40:50) Quick look ahead to Jets game (42:15) Several painful minutes of Christmas caroling. Several.

Following a big win by the Patriots against the Ravens, Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry talk about where New England currently stands in the AFC in this week's episode of "Quick Slants the Podcast", presented by Papa Gino's. Here is a rundown of Episode 81 of "Quick Slants The Podcast": (2:10) Good reviews on iTunes (4:35) Signature win over Baltimore Ravens (7:00) Buying into the improved defense (14:00) No Gronk, no problem...so far (17:57) Top 5 Most Important Offensive players (besides Tom Brady) (24:15) More reviews (25:55) Breaking down the level of suck of Cyrus Jones (31:05) Dak over TB12 for MVP? (36:10) News, GO! (41:35) Preview of Sunday in Denver Make sure and leave a rating and/or review of Quick Slants The Podcast, as we will probably end up reading it during an upcoming episode.

The New England Patriots head into their final four games of the regular season against the team that has been in the crosshairs during the Bill Belichick era, the Baltimore Ravens. Will Tom Brady and company look for revenge against the team that started the Deflategate saga? The game on Monday will be a critical outcome to the seedings in the AFC. Tom Curran talks about a not-so-friendly run-in he had with John Harbaugh. Also, with Rob Gronkowski gone for the year and Martellus Bennett less than 100%, would it be in the teams' best interest to sit Bennett for a game or two to get ready for the postseason? Plus, a couple of Tom Brady topics - the extremely popular "What's your number?" segment, and which of his 201 wins was the best one. "Quick Slants" the podcast is presented by Papa Gino's.

Tom shot himself in the head after watching the new Godzilla movie and Joe had a eggplant accident so PaPa Gino is here to talk [...]

Lots of podcasts are doing tie ins with Mad Max Fury Road, but it’s cheap, and tawdry, and we’re above that….so here’s our Mad Max themed 25th episode spectacular*!  The gang hated the original Mad Max, everyone in the world loves Fury Road, how does Road Warrior hold up?  Who could ever forget such iconic characters like Warrior Women and Mechanic?  FIND OUT…now...ish.     *it’s not that spectacular

AAMCO is the world's largest chain of transmission specialists and one of the leaders in total car care services. The AAMCO brand has approximately 900 automotive centers throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Established in 1962, AAMCO is proud to have served more than 35 million drivers. Today, under the leadership of CEO and President Marc Graham, American Driveline Systems Inc., the parent company of AAMCO and Cottman Transmissions Systems, LLC, AAMCO has laid out a comprehensive strategy focused on strengthening current franchisee profitability and complemented by a growth plan through the next five years, which includes strengthening its brand footprint in existing markets and venturing into untapped territories through franchise development. We are meeting with Tony Padulo. Prior to joining ARCO, Padulo spent 22 years working with Dunkin' Brands, Inc., parent of Dunkin' Donuts, and Baskin-Robbins. For nearly a decade, Padulo served as Vice President of New Business Development, International, where he responsible for launching the brands in over 30 new countries. He spent his final three years at the company as Vice President of New Business Development and Franchise Services, guiding franchising activities for the brands as well as overseeing development of non-traditional units inside chains. Padulo was also Senior VP of Franchise Development for Papa Gino's Inc, holding company for both Papa Gino's Pizzas, and D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches, and most recently worked with RE/MAX of New England, where he developed the industry's first nontraditional development program with third party retailers.