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Skip the Queue is brought to you by Rubber Cheese, a digital agency that builds remarkable systems and websites for attractions that helps them increase their visitor numbers. Your host is Paul Marden.If you like what you hear, you can subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, and all the usual channels by searching Skip the Queue or visit our website SkiptheQueue.fm.If you've enjoyed this podcast, please leave us a five star review, it really helps others find us. And remember to follow us on Twitter  or Bluesky for your chance to win the books that have been mentioned in this podcast.Competition ends on 13th March 2025. The winner will be contacted via Bluesky. Show references: Website: https://www.crowdconvert.co.uk/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/crowd-convert/Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/crowdconvert.co.ukCrowd Convert has been created to provide attractions with the tools and expertise to create world class digital interactions that extend their incredibly moving physical experiences into the digital world. Very simply Crowd Convert is here to Rehmanise Commerce http://kellymolson.co.uk/Kelly Molson - The Lifestyle Agency AdvisorSupporting overwhelmed solo founders who crave long-term sustainable growth, through monthly advisory. Define your niche. Generate leads. Build your pipeline. Founding Rubber Cheese, a lifestyle web development agency in 2003, she grew the agency profitably for over 20 years transforming our success in 2019 by establishing it as the leading web design agency in the visitor attraction sector. She sold the business in 2024, and now support founders building specialist lifestyle agencies to find their own path – agency growth on their terms.• Gain clarity on direction, mission and positioning to win the right clients• Become confident in increasing prices and saying no to ‘stuff' that sucks time and energy• Feel the excitement of building strategic partnerships that deliver your dream clientsBuild an agency on your terms, choosing profitability over pressure, putting life before work.  Transcription: Kelly Molson: Well, look who is back. They've let me loose with the microphone again. I might never leave. Paul Marden: Welcome to Skip the Queue, a podcast for people working in and working with visitor attractions. Kelly Molson: Can I just say that you pretty much called me a queen just before we began recording this, and I think I wear that crown appropriately today. Andy Povey: Podcast royalty. Kelly Molson: She is back where she belongs in her rightful place on her throne with her microphone. Wow. Thank you. You two have been cooking up something interesting, and I am back here to tease it out of you both today. But because I am in charge again, I get to do things my way, which means Icebreakers are back on the cards. Yay. Kelly Molson: I'm so happy to be back here doing this. Right? Paul Marden: I've never done one of these. This is so. In all of the time. I know. Andy Povey: So I've got something over you now, Paul. Kelly Molson: I can't believe this. Even when we did the sessions that were us two, the episodes that were us two. Paul Marden: You didn't ask me icebreakers. I am dodged that bullet for two and a half years. Kelly Molson:  That's outrageous. Okay, well, then we'll start with you. I would like to know who's your favourite podcast host? Why is it me? Paul Marden: Wow. Kelly Molson:  No. Genuine question. Genuine question. Okay, so, I mean, obviously it is me. We could put that aside. Paul Marden: Yeah, yeah. So put a pin in that one. Kelly Molson: Put a pin in that. So listen there, I have seen in the last. Well, since we started Skip the Queue back in 2019. Goodness, July 2019, there's been lots of different sector podcasts that have kind of popped up, and they are brilliant. And I'm all for more and more niche podcasts. They are the best kind of podcast. But I want to know, aside from Skip the Queue, what is your second favourite sector podcast? Paul Marden: Oh, oh. Attraction Pros is the one for me. I do like listening to the guys at AttractionPros. Kelly Molson: They are good. They were around before Skip the Queue. So they're like. For me, they're the ones that we are looking up to in terms of the podcast. Paul Marden: We were. Kelly Molson: Oh, oh, Podcast Beef. Josh is gonna hear this. He's not going to be happy. Andy, same question to you. What other podcasts you listen to sector wise? Andy Povey: So, I mean, that's a really difficult question because. Well, it's not. The answer's none. I don't listen to sector podcasts very much. I become a politics junkie, or I've been a politics junkie for years. Kelly Molson: Okay.Andy Povey: So my podcasts are just full of politics podcast, which in the past two weeks I've stopped listening to. I've turned off completely because the world of politics is just such a mess.Kelly Molson: It's a car crash.Andy Povey: Within two minutes of having been published. Kelly Molson: What would be normally your go to, like, the regular one that you would listen to? Andy Povey: Me being a reluctant remainer. It's all the stuff that hangs over from that. So there's. Oh, God, what now? Quiet riot. The two. Alistair Campbell and Rory Stewart. I can't remember what that one's called right now. Paul Marden: The rest is politics. Kelly Molson: Rest is politics. Yeah, cool. Paul Marden: What about the one with Ed Balls and George Osborne? Andy Povey: I tried it and haven't really got into it. Paul Marden: Yeah. So I'm the opposite way around. So that's the one I like. And I don't like Rest is politics. And I turned out that actually George Osborne is a human being and I quite like the guy. I'd go for a drink with him. Who knew? Kelly Molson: This is no news. Paul Marden: Yeah. Kelly Molson: I wonder if he'd like to go for a drink with you. Paul Marden: Probably no.Andy Povey: I'm sure he'll be delighted to hear that when he listens to this. Paul Marden: When these politicians, when they give up their day job and they return to normal life and then you hear them on programmes, they're actually quite relatable and you think, why could you not capture that relatability when you were actually doing the job? Andy Povey: Well, it's actually a key part of the job, isn't it? It's the only thing you need to be good at as a politician. Kelly Molson: You would think, “Oh, could I could make a good politician then?” I'm just generally nice to people. Andy Povey: Absolutely. What would be your policies, Kelly? What would you do? What would you bring in? Kelly Molson: Oh, new policies. Oh, well, that's a very good question. I have one about mobile phones and people walking and looking at them at the same time, which I would ban because I generally just want to kick people. Kelly Molson: You know when you, like on the tube and you've got to get somewhere and you've just got people walking up the stairs in front of you, like, whilst looking at their phone, like, I want to swipe their legs away. So something around that they would be useful. It would make me happy anyway. Andy Povey: Absolutely. Kelly Molson: Make some other people happy, too. Who knows? Good. Okay. Glad that went there. Second question. This is a good one. It's coming up to. Well, I mean, it's already started, isn't it? Conference season has kicked in well and truly. You're at NFAN. That's really the start of it. I am going to be at the Association for Cultural Enterprise Conference in March. So looking forward to seeing everybody. I'm going to be at the awards do as well. I've been judging the awards. Paul Marden: Have you really? Kelly Molson: Yes, there was a lot in my category, I'm not going to lie. That took a lot longer than I was expecting it, but it was really fun. And the short list of finalists is out now if you haven't seen it. And it's an amazing list. So yeah, I'm really looking forward to seeing who the winners are. But I would like to know what is the worst food you've ever been served at a conference? Because let's face it, can be a bit dodge, can't it? Andy Povey: So this sticks in my mind. It was an awful experience. We were at Port Sunlight up in. Actually not that far from Liverpool where the ACE conference is going to be in March. And it was pretty close, pretty soon after lockdown and it was almost like the caterers just looked in the freezer to see what they've got left over and no other conference had been there and then just put it all out at the same time. And it was all beige and it was just such mixture. Kelly Molson: Hang on a minute, hang on a minute. Let's not dis beige food because I'm not gonna let. I am a bit of a fan of beige food. So if you. If there was a conference that basically the lunch was made up of like kids party food, that would be the best conference I'd ever been to. Like sausage rames. Andy Povey: As long as you can have half a grapefruit covered in tin foil with cocktail sticks with cheese and pineapple stuff in it. Kelly Molson: No pineapple, I'm allergic, that would kill me. Paul Marden: But cheese tinned pineapple, it's got to be. Kelly Molson: Oh, tin pineapple is actually okay. Weirdly, that wouldn't kill me. So yeah, I would be down. I know, it's weird, I know. It's just fresh pineapple. Who knew?Kelly Molson: So little classed. Paul Marden:  Still loves the sausage roll and a scotch egg. Andy Povey: That's fine. Sausage rolls and scotch eggs, absolutely no problem. It's when you mix them with onion barges and samosas and Chinese spring rolls and. Paul Marden: Sounds like every Boxing Day lunch I've ever been to. Kelly Molson: I'm not going to lie, it actually sounds like my dream conference. Paul, over to you. Paul Marden: Conferences that serve you food that you cannot eat with one hand. Andy Povey: Yes. Paul Marden: Yeah. So pasta with a sloppy sauce. Why would you do that to me? I mean, I am not the best eater. I need a bib at most times, but if I'm out in public, I don't want garlic bread, I don't want saucy food. I want stuff I can shovel crack quickly and politely. I mean, as politely as you can shuffle food, but, you know.Kelly Molson: I'm with you on this. Like, what is wrong with the sandwich? Yeah, genuinely, I don't feel like we need to push the boundaries of conference food. I'm happy with stuff that you can pick up with one hand and eat comfortably. Kelly Molson: Stuff that, you know, you're confident that you can sit because let's face it, you get quite upright cos. And personal to people at conferences, don't you, when you're trying to, you know, it's not. Let's not be overloading them with garlic or anything. Kelly Molson: Delightful, you know? Yep, exactly. I don't know, I still, I keep going back to the whole party food. I think kids parties have got the right idea. Party rings, sausage rolls, scotch eggs. Paul Marden: And what sits that you can put in your mouth like a walrus. Kelly Molson: Oh, you know my party tricks. Brilliant, guys. Okay, listen, unpopular opinions are back for one time only. So, Andy, what you've got for me? Andy Povey: So mine's food related and it's probably more unpopular in my house than it is anywhere else, but Chinese food is massively overrated. Paul Marden: Behave. Kelly Molson: Yeah, I'm very on the fence about this one. Andy Povey: My kids love it, but the things they love are all the stuff that come with the sugar sauces. So lemon chicken, the sweet and sour chicken balls, all that kind of stuff. We good? So we mean, I don't need dessert and the main meal at the same time. Paul Marden: So we're talking English approximations of Chinese food from the takeaway. Yeah.Andy Povey: Nothing very sophisticated. Kelly Molson: I'm afraid I feel like that is all the stuff that I used to like, but now if you served me up a big plate of all of that stuff, it'd be like, oh, God, I'm gonna, I'm this. I'm gonna really struggle with this and I'm gonna be up in the night, aren't I? Paul Marden: I'm basically just a nine year old. Because it sounds like my idea of heaven. Sweet and sickly, deep fried. What's not to love? Kelly Molson: All right, well, let's see how our listeners feel about the whole Chinese debate. Paul, what about you? What you got? Paul Marden: The best radio station, is in fact Radio 4. Andy Povey: I agree with you 100%. Paul Marden: So that's not a controversial opinion. I thought that was going to be massively controversial. They've been podcasting for about 100 years. They podcasted long before there was really a podcast. It's all just spoken voice. So if I got trapped on a desert island, my luxury would be a Radio 4 on a radio to listen to because there's always a variety of stuff that you can listen to. Kelly Molson: Do you not listen to any of the other? Paul Marden: I do quite like. I quite like Greg James in the morning. Kelly Molson: I love Greg. I am a Radio 1 fan. Paul Marden: So have you listened to Greg on Radio 4? Kelly Molson: No, I know he does do that. Paul Marden: But, yeah, he's got a program on Radio 4 where he delves through the BBC archives. Rewinder, it's called, and it's brilliant. I love it. It's Greg James. Funny, combined with the novelty of listening to new things on Radio 4. Kelly Molson: Okay, all right, well, I'll give that a go. Yeah. I'm not fully sold on the Radio 4. I do like it. Paul Marden: But if I've got three or four hours in the car, up to a meeting and then another three or four hours to drive back afterwards, I'd rather listen to Radio 4 than Radio 1 because I won't get repeats of stuff. Kelly Molson: Yeah, I definitely am with you on that. And I would not. Yeah, I would not listen to Radio 1 for that length of time for that reason. Well, I'm. I did used to like. What was the pop quiz? Was that on Radio four? No, that was radio. Paul Marden: That was Radio 2. Kelly Molson: It was two, wasn't it? Sorry, I'm getting my radios mixed up. Paul Marden: Getting your old person radio mixed up. Kelly Molson: If I'm honest, I quite like a little bit of magic every now and again, but that really does age me. It's quite gentle. It's calming. When you've had a three and a half year old toddler screaming at you in the car for a while, it's quite nice to put something neutral on. Andy Povey: Absolutely. Kelly Molson: Thank you. Thank you for indulging, actually. Paul Marden: That was enjoyable. Kelly Molson: You're welcome. Andy Povey: That's why she likes doing them. Kelly Molson: All right, listen, let's get to the good stuff. I mean, everyone likes that bit. Let's face it, they've missed it, they want me back. But let's get to the actual route of why we're supposed to be here. Andy Povey: So I have another unpopular opinion that sort of leads in as a segue to where we were going. Kelly Molson: Oh, for God's sake, who's in control of this podcast? Me. Go on, then. Andy Povey: So this unpopular opinion is that if you're an attraction operator, you don't want a ticketing system. Kelly Molson: Excellent segue. Andy Povey: We were just talking about conferences. There are sessions in conferences and one of my favourite conferences I go to is the Ticketing Professionals Conference. But there are sections in each of these conferences on how to find a ticketing system, how to choose your ticketing system supplier, how to get a better relationship with your ticketing system. And in my opinion, an attraction operator doesn't want one. They want happy guests who are giving them lots of money to come and have great experiences. They don't care how it happens. Kelly Molson: It's true. Yeah, yeah, I agree with that, definitely. But are you dissing ticketing professionals and saying basically the sessions you're putting on a rubbish no one gives them? Andy Povey: No, no, no. There's a certain section of society that really enjoys it. So I describe this as. When I go to B and Q to look for a drill, I'm one of the geeks that actually wants to understand how the drill works and how fast it is and all that kind of stuff. But the majority of people going to buy a drill don't want a drill. They want a hole. Kelly Molson: Want a hole. Andy Povey: Yeah. So he's an attraction operator. You don't want a ticketing system. You want happy customers who are giving you lots of money and having great experiences. Kelly Molson: Okay, right. So that was a great segue into where I was going. Look, you two, you two have been thick as thieves for a good few months, if not longer, and there's been something cooking up between the two of you. Kelly Molson: I have had a little bit of privy to understand what's been going on, but this is the first time that you've actually got to the point of talking about it openly and publicly, isn't it? And that why you've got me back on, basically, is to grill you on what you're doing. So spill up, fess up. What have you been doing in the background, the two of you? Paul Marden: Well, this all came about after a lunch that Andy and I had in August of last year, where were putting the world to rights and figuring out what do attractions need to do with their ticketing, what do they need to do with their websites, and what could we do to try to improve things? And Andy had thought lots about this stuff and he prepared me. It's quite the lunch. He prepared me a PowerPoint presentation for lunch. Kelly Molson: Wow. Like when you want your mum and dad to get you a dog. Andy Povey: Absolutely. Can we make this happen? Paul Marden: Yeah, it was. It was his wish list. Clearly, this PowerPoint has been worked on for many years because there was lots of wishes, lots of ideas, and being the developer at heart that I am, I'm like, how hard can that be? It's only a website. Surely we can do this. Surely we can do it. We've done bits of it before and we started to think about where we could go with stuff that had long predates me. Yeah. There are elements of Rubber Cheese that you and Wag were working on for years, probably prior to the merger with Carbon Six. But it's been a really challenging market. Paul Marden: And getting out there and meeting people and talking about some of these elements of E commerce and ticketing, sales and personalisation and things like that we're going to talk about in a minute are quite hard to sell into people when it's a challenging market. And it seemed like, well, that was our first date and we thought that it could be a marriage made in heaven for the two of us, because Andy's got a lot of understanding of the sector and the needs and the challenges and who would benefit from this sort of technology. And I'm in the lucky position after having merged Carbon Six and Rubber Cheese, of having some of this technology that we could then develop. So it was a seed that grew from there, really, wasn't it, Andy? Andy Povey: Yeah. And he's carried on growing. I mean, the intent behind it all was that everything is just so disjointed at the moment. So if you're a big theme park with accommodation and a decent retail and decent catering, food and beverage offering, you're looking at seven or eight different systems that you need to run your business and someone needs to plug all of those together to get a good guest experience. And unless you're the size of Merlin or Disney or Universal, with lots and lots of resource to apply to plugging these systems together, it just doesn't happen. Which is why we're still not delivering the Best in class Omni Channel experience to people who are coming out for a day out. Kelly Molson: I think this is a really exciting conversation. And if I think back to some of the conversations that we were having prior to me leaving Rubber Cheese, Paul,it's exactly the challenge that they were having. You know, thinking back to a particular pitch where there's a historic house, there was a plague playground, there was a golf course, there was a spa, there was a hotel, there was something else. And all of these things had so many different systems that were running them and there wasn't really a way to facilitate bringing them all together. And that's the challenge because that's exactly what they need. But they weren't of the scale to be able to invest in the infrastructure to be able to do that. But it is exactly what they needed. Kelly Molson: So is this thing that you've built, or in the process of building and developing, going to solve that problem for people? Andy Povey: That's the objective. Paul Marden: That was a very guarded statement, wasn't it? That was a politician's answer. I think the answer that were just groping for then was yes. Kelly Molson: Yes, it is.Andy Povey: Yes. Kelly Molson: It's exactly the answer that I wanted. Andy Povey: We're forming a company that we're calling Crowd Convert and we'll put a link to the URL and website and all that kind of stuff in the show notes. And the objective behind CrowdConvert is that we will make this all work together. It's a journey. We don't have it today. It doesn't exist. I worked for Merlin Entertainment for the two source group for 18 years now. We had lots of resource in comparison to smaller attractions, but we still didn't make it happen. So it doesn't exist out there at the moment and we're going to build it. Kelly Molson: Okay, so we've got Andy, we've got an industry veteran. Hope you don't mind me. Andy Povey: Not at all. Kelly Molson: Kind of makes you feel, it makes you feel ancient, but you're not. But, you know, you've got all of this historic understanding and experience within the sector. Paul, yours is building, obviously we've built that over the years with Rubber Cheese. But you're, you know, you're the digital specialist that can come in and support facilitating building these and you've both come together under the Crowd Convert name. So this is the new company that the two of you have formed. I love the name. Andy Povey: Thank you. Kelly Molson: So I want to understand, like how then there's a story there. What I want to get a little bit of a deeper understanding is what is the offer? So, you know, what is the thing that you are actually building and does that thing have a name at the moment? What does it look like? So firstly, where did the name come from? Crowd Convert. Paul Marden: Weeks and weeks of effort. I hate choosing names for things, so hard. You come up with a brilliant idea and then you say it to your wife, “Oh my God, you can't call it that”. Or you come up with a name and then somebody's bought the domain name and by the end of It I was just like, please, somebody just put me out of my misery. I don't care what we choose. Andy Povey: It was actually the most torturous thing about getting this all together. There were a few others that came in very close second. But choosing the name and getting that together was really quite painful. Paul Marden: But it was the right process because we were so happy with the result at the end of it. Andy Povey: Absolutely. But it seems or it felt to me like the choosing the name, when we actually got to that part of the process took two or three minutes. And if we'd have thought of that name right at the start, then would we have rejected it or would we have carried on? Could we have saved two minutes? Kelly Molson: So you worked through the process, which means the name has more meaning. Paul Marden: Yeah. Kelly Molson: So what is the meaning behind it? What's the ethos behind between Crowd Convert? Like what? Andy Povey: So we've reverse engineered this one a little bit. And if you're in the world of attractions, you have a crowd. You hopefully you have a crowd. And as a visitor to an attraction, you want to be part of a crowd. You don't want to be the last person in the pub or the only person in theatre, because that just feels weird. But as an attraction operator, I want to have a relationship with you. I want to know who you are, I want to know what you want. I want to give you a great experience. I want to give you a membership. If I'm a charitable organisation, I want to convert you to a donor. If I'm not, then I want to turn you into an advocate at a superfan. Andy Povey: So Crowd Convert is giving you the tools to convert those crowds into individuals that you can create that know, like and trust relationship with. Kelly Molson: That's nice. So you talk a lot on the website about kind of humanising that process. And I think it is. It's taking it back to that kind of one on one that talking to people as individuals rather than talking to them as a mass. Andy Povey: Absolutely. That goes back to the. You don't want a ticketing system. Don't show me what goes in the sausage. Give me a great experience. Paul Marden: Mixing your metaphors there. Andy Povey: I know. Kelly Molson: You lost me at sausage. So, sorry. So I want to go back a little bit, Paul, to what you. Something that you said earlier about that this predates you and your part that you play in Rubber Cheese and your ownership of Rubber Cheese. So I'm going to make an assumption here that something that you're using is something that we already kind of started, but quite a long time ago. So we had almost like a product at Rubber Cheese that was in the ticketing space. And if I'm honest, as a small agency, you only have so much resource to work on things that are for you and ultimately the things that were for us and for you, like the podcast and the survey and the report, always took priority. Kelly Molson: And that was an awful lot of work for an agency that was, you know, before we merged, there were six or seven of us. You know, we weren't huge. We didn't have a whole lot of capacity and resources to give up to these things. But we did start to develop a product that kind of. We knew that it could be good, but it almost. We just, we had to shelve it and we just said, you know, one day we might get investment or one day we might be big enough that we could actually kind of focus on that. It feels like that's the product that you are now. Paul Marden: That is definitely the great grandparent of the idea that we've got now. Kelly Molson: I like that. Paul Marden: So there's, I guess there's two parts to some of the stuff that you had developed previously. Some of it was in the ticketing space. So for very small attractions, you developed a system that had an inventory of tickets that you could buy online and it would issue the ticket, create a barcode, send it to them. But there was also a piece that you did that integrated with existing ticketing systems. And that's the area where I think my mind was going is around building a best in class e commerce experience. Because people sat on the sofa on a Thursday night trying to decide what they're going to do at the weekend, want to be able to find an attraction, get their tickets, and then carry on watching the telly. They want quick and easy experience. We can build that experience. Paul Marden: We know from the survey that it's nine steps on average to be able to complete an attractions checkout, plus or minus a couple of steps. So there's ones that are even worse. And that checkout experience is torturous in many cases. They want to know when you're coming, what time you're coming, what type of ticket you want to buy. They want to know who's coming, the names, possibly the email addresses of all of your guests that you're bringing with you. They'll want to know what your home address is, what your billing address is. They'll then want to sell you a guidebook. They might upsell or cross sell some other products along the way. And that's how you end up with 12 steps in a process that just feels torturous. Paul Marden: I had one last year where they even made me enter a password for a site I was never going to return to and told me off twice for getting the password wrong. I mean, the process that many attractions go through to make you buy, it's a wonder anybody ever perseveres. What's stopping us from achieving an Amazon like one or two click experience? How can we go from that really extreme version down to something really simple and quick? And we've proven that it is possible to do that. It's possible to get down to a couple of clicks and we do that. I know you look surprised. Kelly Molson: Yeah, well, yes, I, well, I am surprised, but also quite excited by that because that is one of the issues that has come up year after year in the visitor attraction, you know, website report is the amount of steps and the aggravation it causes people, but also the cost that it could save attractions. Paul Marden: Yep. Kelly Molson: I mean you said nine steps. I thought were, I thought were aboutbbetween seven and nine steps is about the average. Kelly Molson: Right. So we know that can cost attractions a huge amount in lost revenue. You know, I'm just going back to the 2022 report, but it was something like 250k for one of our best performing attractions. But it's also tied to, you know, that excessive amounts of CO2 emissions, which I know you focused on really heavily for the current report. So you're saying that the product that you're building could essentially take those average steps down to two. Andy Povey: It's not good. It does. Kelly Molson: WowPaul Marden: It does. Yeah. So the way that we do that is a number of different core principles. Yeah. So we are not going to ask you for anything we do not need in order to affect the transaction. We are only going to ask you to share the data we absolutely need to complete the transaction. We are going to start to make some assumptions about you through personalisation technology. We will know roughly where you are and how far you are away from the transaction. If you're within an hour's distance of the place, chances are if you're looking on Thursday night, probably looking for this weekend. If you're on a different continent, you might be planning for a long term holiday. Paul Marden: If we know that you're quite local, let's assume the date that you want to travel based on our understanding of average behaviour of people at that particular attraction and then let people change it if it's not right. Yeah. Another thing Andy talks about a lot is not overselling. So a lot of ticketing systems are trying to upsell, cross sell and increase the average order value, but by cannibalising the conversion rate. And you talk, Andy, don't you, about the maitre d at the restaurant? Andy Povey: Yeah. So it's. It's like comparing a McDonald's experience to go to a fine dining place. So if I'm in the McDonald's world, I have to choose what drink I want, what dessert I'm going to have, what main course I'm going to have, all at the same point. And it's a really artificial transaction. It's almost like if you were walking into a fine dining restaurant with the maitre d at the front going, “Welcome, Andy, come in. Lovely to see you. Can you tell me what you'd like for your starter for your main course? For dessert? Will you like coffee after dessert? Would you like a liqueur after the coffee?” We still haven't got to the table and that's where we are with attractions, upsells. Andy Povey: Because we believe mistakenly, in my opinion, that's the only opportunity that we've got to sell guidebook or the teddy bear or whatever to the guest who's coming. We should stop all of that because it's stopping the transaction, it's interrupting the transaction, adding extra steps and causing people to leave. Kelly Molson: It's a really good point. I mean, I actually have in the past have advocated for adding in upsells in that journey. And because I have often been like, well, yeah, actually it's a really good opportunity for people to sell a little bit more, you know, whether it's a guidebook, whether it's an experience, whatever that might be. So what would you say to people who they still want to do that? Is that, are we then talking about, you know, there's options for you to do that or actually that becomes part of the pre visit, pre boarding. So it funnels down into like emails, comms and stuff. Andy Povey: It's both options, really. For an upsell to work really well, it needs to be at the time where it's most appropriate. So back to the restaurant analogy, offering me a coffee at the point I walk in the door is completely inappropriate. Andy Povey: Offering me a coffee after I've had a great meal and I'm feeling quite full and quite happy with myself is entirely the appropriate time to offer me the coffee. So let's make the offers on the upsells appropriate to the time and to the guest. So if you're an attraction that charges for car parking, for example, it might be that 9:00 in the morning on the day of visit when the family are just getting in the car to travel to the venue is the most appropriate time to offer the car parking upsell. Not at the point where I'm buying the ticket. It might be if you've got a VIP upgrade experience. So if you're a water park there's a cabana you can have. If you're a theme park it's a fast track experience. Andy Povey: If you're a museum then there's a guided Tour that upsell VIP type experience you offer 48 hours before the day of visit. Kelly Molson: Sure. Andy Povey: Memberships are another great thing. So there's still the majority of first time membership purchases are made as the consumer is leaving the attraction. Had a great day out. Get today's entry feedback against your membership and that's still go and join this queue with kids who are overtired and a little bit disappointed because they're leaving and I'm stressed because I've got a. I'm tired as well and I've got a long drive home and then I've got to work out what we're going to do for dinner when we get in. There's all these negatives. Don't try and sell me a membership then. Sell me the membership for the next seven days and hit me up with lots of different messages through appropriate channels. Andy Povey: So it might be that a WhatsApp message on the way home offering me a really simple way of upgrading to a membership is the most appropriate that time. But it might be that 9 o'clock on Monday morning when we can assume that a lot of people are going to be sitting behind a desk. Then it's the most appropriate to send me an email and then hit me up again Thursday when I'm thinking about what I'm going to be doing next this weekend coming remind me of the great experience I had and give me an opportunity then. So just be, make it much more human. Kelly Molson: It makes sense. And there's something that you. I've been able to have a sneak peek of the Crowd Convert website. So we'll talk a little bit later about where people can find out a little bit more about you. But I've been able to have a little look at that and there's something that you talk about which is about rehumanising commerce and there's a really lovely story on there that you talk about, which is the Shopkeeper's Wisdom. And I read that, I was like, this is really nice because I've always. The local shop is or did sit at the epicentre of the community at one point. And I have got really vivid memories. So we lived on a little estate near my school in Essex and across the road from us was the corner shop. Kelly Molson: And it was where everything happened, you know, like it was the post office, it was where you got your papers, where you got your sweets. At one point is where you got your videos, not your DVDs because they did not exist. You know, you got your VHS cassettes and you could go and rent, you know, everything kind of happened there. And they knew you, they knew your family, they knew your mum and dad, they knew your names, you know, and it was a really, it was just quite a wholesome experience. And you talk about that, the Shopkeeper's Wisdom. So you say, you know, the local shopkeeper knew everything that it was to know about their customers. And that is kind of taking it back to that level. That's, that's what this feels like. Andy Povey: And that's completely where we're trying to get to. We don't want to get to the level of creepiness where people are getting all upset about what were. Andy Povey: And we don't want to be intrusive. But we have a great opportunity in the attraction space. Our customers want to engage with us. They're going because they enjoy what we do. They're going to see us because they want to experience the thing that we're doing. It's not like we're selling insurance or car tires that you just got to have and it's really tedious. People want to engage, so let's make it easy for them to do that. Kelly Molson: Okay. So we're doing that by making it quicker for them and less friction to buy a ticket in the first place. Communicating with them at the appropriate times and in the ways that they want to be communicated to and offering them. Because we don't want to stop offering people extra things. We're doing it in the way and at the time that's appropriate for that audience. Paul Marden: We're absolutely convinced that moving some of these upsells and cross sell opportunities to later in your relationship will increase the likelihood of you closing the deal. Don't cannibalise the conversion rate at the initial conversation. You haven't built a trust relationship with someone, so don't keep throwing options at them. It's just too much. I'm a simple boy. If I go to a restaurant, I want a really simple menu, three or four things, and I'll make a choice. Yeah. If you give me too many options, I'll just sit there and I won't be able to decide. And I think that's what we do when we present people with nine steps and we want to know the email address of everybody, we want to know the postcode of where they live because we want to be able to market to them and that's important. Paul Marden: But there are other better ways of being able to identify where somebody is other than using their postcode and making them type something in. They don't need that hassle. Andy Povey: So this is all about the e commerce journey. Stepping back a little bit closer to what Rubber Cheese do. And the DNA behind Rubber Cheese is making attractions websites work really well. And it's back to the point about things being disconnected and attraction operators having to plug them together. How many websites are there or how many attraction e commerce journeys are there where you click on the button to buy a ticket and you're taken to a different page and that different page can have a completely different look and feel? Kelly Molson: Oh, yeah. I mean, that's a massive bug. It's been a bugbear of mine for years. Andy Povey: But how many websites do you have where I can be sitting there looking at the tulip experiences coming up? We heard lots of that kind of stuff at the end fan conference. I'm on the tulips page. But then you take me to a page where I've got to pick the date that I want to visit. I've already told you, I'm on the tulip page. I want to come and see tulips. I'm not interested in Father Christmas. Kelly Molson: I'm just all about the tulips. Andy Povey: So don't make me choose twice. Make it work together. Kelly Molson: Okay, So I want to play devil's advocate here because I'm sitting here listening to this going, this sounds great. I'm going back to what Andy said about, you know, attractions, they don't really want a ticketing system. They just. They don't really care about the system. They just want it to work. Right, I get that. But there's going to be a lot of people that are listening to this podcast going, “bloody ticketing system”. There's a lot, right? Let's face it. Paul Marden: It's a busy space. Kelly Molson: You are. It is a busy space. And if you are an attraction sitting here going,”Oh my God, another one.” We know that another one. You know that we know what we've got isn't working for us. We've, we've got workarounds, we're doing what we can with what we already have. But you know, ultimately we can't grow with what we have and we know we need to change it. This is a big task, right? You know, your ticketing system is often embedded so deeply into your organisation that the process of selecting a new one and then implementing that change is so vast and overwhelming that one people declare we just won't bother. That's why I've got these workarounds in place or two, you know, overwhelmed with choice. And yes, I know there's specialists out there. Kelly Molson: You know, we work with a couple that will help you go through that process and select the right partners for you. But if someone like me is sitting here going, “Okay, why do I come to Crowd Convert?” Like, why is this, what is it the thing that your product is going to be stand out for that is going to sit above or is going to solve the problems I've got above all of the other options that I've got out there? Andy Povey: So this is back to the comment earlier about this being a concept, an ethos of philosophy. Our business will grow through either building solutions, acquiring other solutions that have already been built, or selecting partners to integrate with. And we will do the whole integration. So it doesn't matter what ticketing system you're using that you have today, if you want the better digital experience for your guests, we will integrate to your current ticketing system. Kelly Molson: Okay, so you're taking the pain of having to change something that's deeply embedded in your organisation and almost putting something, a layer on top of that will actually facilitate this better customer interaction, purchasing process without the need for all of the stressful change. Paul Marden: Do away with the whole monolithic solution that solves the operation of the entire business and start to turn it into LEGO bricks. I want a LEGO brick from a website. I want a LEGO brick for my ticketing. I want my LEGO brick for my e commerce experience. I want my LEGO brick for my online shop. We'll either build or acquire those LEGO bricks or partner with the best of breed LEGO bricks that exist. Other building blocks are available and we will help to plug those together and make them work effectively. But you can imagine, you know, I always talk about, we talked a lot about ticketing today, but I, whenever I talk to somebody about ticketing, changing your ticketing system is like open heart surgery on the business. Paul Marden: Yeah, it's something you don't necessarily do casually, although I have met people who have changed it casually. But it's often so difficult because it's so deeply ingrained across the entire operation. But if you start to. It's a horrible, boring technical term. If you start to build this composable set of systems that can plug together, then it becomes easier. If you plug in an e commerce online ticketing solution and it plugs into your current ticketing system, well then later on when you change that ticketing system, you won't necessarily have to change the online experience in order to be able to do that. Yeah, we'll be able to plug into the new one that you choose. It makes it easier for you to chop and change things and become less dependent on one single monolithic provider. Kelly Molson: Yeah, because that's the thing. Right. You know, I think the past dream has been one system that does everything and suddenly that one system goes down and you're absolutely screwed. Andy Povey: That's not the way the world works anymore. And the human world. I use analogy of a TV. I got a new TV a few weeks ago out of the box and turned it on and I was presented on screen with an option to get the remote control for my new TV to operate other devices in my house. And my kids could have set it up. Kelly Molson: Danger.Andy Povey: Absolutely. Why is integration so difficult? And that's the way the world is going. If you look at credit card processing two, three years ago, to be able to accept a payment by credit card, you had to sign into a five year agreement with a credit card process provider. I was in my local WIX yesterday and I could have bought credit card terminal off the shelf. Andy Povey: They were sitting on the shelf next to the suites at the checkout. For 50 quid I could have taken it home, unboxed it and I would be processing credit card transactions there and then. I'm not signing into a three year agreement. If I don't like it, I can take it back and get one in pink because I prefer pink to white. It's got to be much easier. The world is becoming much easier. The technology world is becoming much easier to make these things work together. So you won't need clever people like Paul to make it all work together. Crowd convert. Paul Marden: I'll be on the golf course, won't I? Kelly Molson: Do you play golf? Paul Marden: No. Never played golf in my life. Crazy golf. Kelly Molson: I like the analogy. I like the Lego brick analogy. I like this whole kind of the concept that it's, you know, like plug and play but you know, you haven't got. You're using the base of what you already have, but you can pop these things as part of it. That feels really understandable for people to get their head around the concept of what you're doing. Paul Marden: But still totally integrated. What we don't want is the solution that is that somebody, an attraction that we've been to recently, where to get in, you have to go through different turnstiles depending on whether you've got a day ticket or a membership ticket because the two different sets of systems can't talk to the same turnstile at the same time. And so then you need more double the staff to be able to man the turnstiles. Kelly Molson: And confusion, and it ruins that whole first impact of arrival because you don't know yet. Andy Povey: But we're exposing our dirty laundry to the consumer. Why? They don't care. Kelly Molson: Yeah, yeah. Andy Povey: It doesn't matter to them what ticketing system you've got. Paul Marden: That is the vision. And the vision is becoming reality as well. Kelly Molson: Okay, well, let's talk about that. So there is a website that I've had privy to and the product is in its, should we say it's in its infancy at the moment and it's being developed. Paul Marden: Yes. Kelly Molson: So this is the time to that you'll be having, I guess you'll be having conversations with people about what that product, you're almost building it for the people. Right. You're having conversations with them about this is what we see happening. This is how we see what we do. What are your needs? Paul Marden: Yeah. Kelly Molson: Okay, cool. So can people get involved with that process? Paul Marden: Exciting. Andy Povey: Absolutely. Paul Marden: Anyone can talk to Andy. He'll talk to anybody. Kelly Molson: It's true, he will. Paul Marden: I just get locked in a cupboard and told to design things. Andy Povey: Make it work, plug it together. Kelly Molson: Okay, so I've got a few questions about what does this mean for Rubber Cheese? What does this mean for Rubber Cheese? What does this mean for Skip the Queue. What does this mean for the report initiatives that we do? I guess that's all still happening. Paul Marden: Yeah, yeah. Absolutely no changes to Rubber Cheese at all. This is part of a wider, bigger family that Rubber Cheese is part of. And looking at different parts of the attraction operating experience. Paul Marden: Yeah. So Rubber Cheese is going to carry on almost single minded focus on websites that enable people to get to the buy button. Kelly Molson: I like that. Paul Marden: Getting them from being interested in the attraction to hitting that buy now button or get your ticket button. Yeah. That's our specialty and that will remain our specialty. The job of Crowd Convert then is to convert them. Kelly Molson: Pick up from that point. Andy Povey: Absolutely. Kelly Molson: That's lovely, isn't it? Andy Povey: And that's where the build, acquire and partner comes in. So there will be other organisations, other tools that we partner with and plug together. And that's the bit that Crowd Convert does. It's almost the umbrella, the glue that glues all of these things together. Kelly Molson: Okay, so what more do our listeners need to understand about Crowd Convert and how can they get involved? How can they be part of this conversation to define what this product actually looks like and does for them? Andy Povey: So we're launching the website. You can find Paul and me on LinkedIn. We've got a bunch of events and exhibition shows that we're going to be at over the next few months where we're actively going to be asking people to get involved. If you are interested, then pick up the phone and drop us an email. We'll have a chat. Paul Marden: Contact@crowdconvert.co.uk.Kelly Molson: I was going to say we need the domain name in there. Crowdconvert.co.uk is the place to go. Go and have a look, find out, have a little bit of a read through about the site. It's designed in a really nice way. I think that what I really liked as I was reading it through was kind of this real focus on building something for the greater good. It's not just another ticketing platform. It's not just about. It really is about working with the attractions to build something that is just, it just works. And it works for them in the way they need it to and it works for the visitors in the way they need it to. Andy Povey: And that's it completely. It's about putting the guest at the centre of everything we're doing. And looking at this from the consumer's perspective, does it make sense or am I going to have to work out where I bought my tickets? So I know whether I go through the right hand turnstiles or the left hand turnstiles, that's just rubbish. Kelly Molson: Yeah, okay, great. So website is launching.Paul Marden:  It is launched. It's up and running. Kelly Molson: Oh, it's out. It's out there all right. It's out there in the world already. So that's where you go, listeners, if you want to find out more about what's happening. And I would really recommend booking a call with Andy, booking a call with Paul, talking through, you know, if anything that we've talked about today has made you feel quite excited about what the prospect of this product could potentially be. Book a call with them. I mean, listen, if you're seeing Andy at a conference, you just need to up. And you'll find him. Or maybe it's just me.Paul Marden: Me, not so much. Kelly Molson: Oh, it's just me. Okay, listen, I always finish off my podcasts with a book recommendation for our listeners, so I'd like to ask you both if you've prepared a book today. Andy, what do you have for us? Andy Povey: So I pondered this for quite a while because I was expecting it and I think it's the third or fourth you've asked me for. So I'm actually not going to recommend a book at all. I told you that I've given up on podcasts earlier on and I found Audible. So at the moment the thing that's occupying all of my attention is that, The Day of the Triffids on Audible which is fantastic. Fantastic escapism from everything that's going off in the world at the moment. Paul Marden: Interesting. Kelly Molson: That's nice actually. That's really good. But audiobooks are really good for long drives that were talking about earlier. They're quite good. I got into. Sorry, Paul, just. I'll come to you in a minute. Paul Marden: It's all about you. Kelly Molson: It's all about me today. I really got into. Kelly Molson: Just before the pandemic and during it there was a BBC podcast called the Lovecraft. Oh gosh, what is it called? The Lovecraft's Tales. I'm gonna have to have to check this on my.Paul Marden: Sorry, listeners. Well, she's out of practice on this. Kelly Molson: So I am out of practice. Apologies, but you know me. The Lovecraft investigations. Don't know if anyone would listen to it. It's brilliant. It's based on the love. It's loosely based on on Lovecraft books but it was quite like it's about supernatural. But what I really enjoyed about it was linked to like local places that I kind of knew like Retend and Forest and there was a lot of like, kind of like Norfolk, Suffolk and Dunwich and stuff. And that was. They're really good for like long drives as well because you can really get into something on like a two or three hour journey. So I totally with you on the triffids thing. So I did bring it back to Andy in the end. Andy Povey: Thank you, Kelly. Kelly Molson: Paul, what have you prepared? Paul Marden: I am an absolute Fan of classic British crime novels. Love an Agatha Christie. Love, a  mystery of some sort. But I'm not going to recommend an Agatha Christie one. I'm going to recommend one that I've got on Audible as well, that I found originally from Audible. Paul Marden: And it is one of the British Library classic British crime series, where they're republishing stuff from, like, you know, the 20s and 30s, and it's called the Wintringham Mystery Anthony Barclay. It's a classic whodunit in a kind of locker room mystery in a massive stately home. It's just like a Poirot novel, but it's not Poirot. It's a different one. But I love it. It's a brilliant book. Kelly Molson: When you find stuff like that, it's really comforting, isn't it? It's like a little a warm hug and a cup of tea. Andy Povey: Absolutely. Kelly Molson: Lovely. Well, do our listeners still get to win copies of those books even though they're audiobooks? Paul Marden: Yeah, but they don't do it on X anymore because, you know, who wants to be posting on X? So if listeners. If you'd like a copy of Andy's. Well, no, you can't have Andy Lovecraft books but it was quite like it's about supernatural. On Audible or mine. On Audible or on Paperback, then head over to Bluesky and repost the shownotes where Wenalyn has announced the podcast and the first person that does that will get a copy of the book. Kelly Molson: Lovely. Well, it has been an absolute treat to be back on the podcast today. Thank you. Paul Marden: You're not coming back over again? It's still mine. It's mine there. Kelly Molson: Please let me come back. Please. Anything that we've talked about today will, as ever, be in the show notes. So you'll find links to the Crowd Convert website, you'll find links to Paul and Andy's LinkedIn profiles and email addresses, whatever. However, best to get in touch with them. But I highly recommend having a chat with them. Can I just say, because it is all about me. I've been very sad to not be part of the podcast moving forward. But I am also been really thrilled that you have taken completely up to the ownership of it. So I just. While I'm on here, and it is about me, I just wanted to congratulate you for taking over and making it your own, because you really needed to do that. And it's brilliant to see. Kelly Molson: And I've loved listening to the episodes. I think the bravery in doing some of the live ones. Paul Marden: Stupidity. Kelly Molson: Well, maybe a tad. Paul Marden: We won't talk about what happened at NFAN last week. Please let's not talk about that. Andy Povey: What happens in Blackpool stays in Blackpool. Kelly Molson: Next time I come on the podcast, I'm going to make you spill that as a guilty confession. Paul Marden: But you know what? I absolutely loved it. I came back afterwards and I listened to that episode and it's the first one where I've been. I really thoroughly enjoyed listening to the conversation. I'm finding my feelings only taken me a couple of years. Kelly Molson: Well, it only took me a couple of years as well. But you're there now and it's brilliant. So, like one, well done. I genuinely think that you're doing an excellent job and I'm very glad that I got to hand the baton over to you and you're doing it differently. Paul Marden: You can just come back as a guest star. Andy Povey: It was more of a temporary end, wasn't it, than a handover. Paul Marden: It's mine. It's mine. Kelly Molson: I think it was a, "Here you go, dumped on your lap." Paul Marden: Thank you for coming back and talking to us. It's been marvellous. Kelly Molson: Thank you for having me back. I've loved every minute. Paul Marden: Thanks for listening to Skip the Queue. If you've enjoyed this podcast, please leave us a five star review. It really helps others to find us. Skip the Queue is brought to you by Rubber Cheese, a digital agency that builds remarkable systems and websites for attractions that helps them to increase their visitor numbers. You can find show notes and transcripts from this episode and more over on our website, skipthequeue fm.  The 2024 Visitor Attraction Website Survey is now LIVE! 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Beraq, Danny, and Producer Pete sit down and discuss their upcoming trip to Philadelphia for Chafa Town, they start beef with the British "Bad Business" Podcast, they unveil a new format, give predictions for next week, and much more! Song of the week is "RUSH333 by Shemar Pierre" - https://open.spotify.com/track/5sAqkZK6okrvei5oQ276Ft?si=0fb6c6d753044c82  Enjoy some Bad Business & get tickets to Chafa Town here: https://shotgun.live/events/chafa-town-x-the-machine-philly See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My cousin Rodrigo and I are going to go on many tangents—we can't help it, he's just too fun of a guest to be serious for too long. But we tried our best to stay focused on the topic at hand, which is [topic]. Let's welcome back the cousin and enjoy this episode! https://www.instagram.com/altaredpod/ https://www.youtube.com/@roddytvidaho/featured PRIMER Episodio completo aqui: https://youtu.be/qgi2-ctA1UA Segundo episodio completo aqui: https://youtu.be/pQ-bJT_x1dg --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/embracingmymarkings/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/embracingmymarkings/support

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This week on the podcast, the boys delve into a range of topics, including Mason's new contract, Curnow's impressive performance, Roofgate, First Crack beef, and a comprehensive rundown of the intense clash between the Pies and the Power.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's episode of TRPE is sponsored by #Vote4Kathy. Tuesday, May 16th, we need all of TRPE Nation to support Katherine Gilmore Richardson at the polls in Philly. Vote 4 Kathy for Philadelphia City Council. TRPE Boyz back in town for an explosive episode covering all the hot button issues and social media topic's floating around the atmosphere. Today the guys gather to discuss Real Estate Wars with Tony The Closer & Big Bizzness. Podcast Beef starring Nore, Cam, Joe Buttons, The Breakfast Club & MDWOG. Troy Ave telling and still having to go to jail … EL OH EL. The guys wrap the show up with some Met Gala talk, documentary reviews and more. Checkout this episode on YouTube Thursday 5/4 at 9am: https://youtube.com/@trpe Support the Boyz by subscribing to the best damn Patreon there is at https://patreon.com/officialtrpe15% discount applied to all yearly subscriptions at checkout‼️ Stop

On this episode Kipjondoe stops by!! Kip is a Hiphop Artists, Podcaster/ Media Personality, Father and Business owner. He's recently went through some issues with platform and were addressing everything. So much fire conversation on this one. LIKE, COMMENT,SUSCRIBE!! Thanks for listening!!

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We were supposed to do a commentary on the 'One Two Many' DVD commentary during a livestream. It didn't work, so us, Corndiff, and Obnoxious John started talking about what everybody else is talking about -- the attack on Chad Zumock, and whether we've sold our souls for 100 YouTube views a week.

(01:26) Podcast Beef(03:43) Why Patreon?(06:21) YouTube Trippin Again(11:34) Social Media for Podcasters(16:04) How to grow on Instagram in 2023Today Ash and I review the top creator economy news stories for this week. Here are some of the topics we cover:Why we created a Patreon.Why is YouTube demonetizing videos?Why social media could be a game changer for your podcast.Instagram's 2023 predictions.You can join our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/Cre8torHubYou can sign up for our Newsletter here: https://www.bigcreator.energy/Want to watch us as well? We be on YouTube: Click Here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's DX Daily, hosts Ashia Skye and Ayeeedubb discuss Travis Scott's latest Dior collaboration, Rick Ross' new podcast and ongoing social media feud with Gillie Da King, and Beyonce's first ever Tik Tok video!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Wie philosophisch kann Dummheit sein? Nachdem wir in unserem ersten „Podcast Beef“ nach dieser Folge zu einem ganz klaren Ergebnis unsererseits kommen konnten, haben wir im Rahmen einer Biologie Session auf Leistungskurs Niveau auch für den akademischen Mehrwert dieses Podcasts ganz neue Maßstäbe setzen können. Außerdem erzählen wir euch von pikanten Sauna Begegnungen und einem neuen Business Modell, das allerdings noch einige rechtliche und moralische Lücken aufweisen könnte… Wusstet ihr übrigen schon, dass Mathe Facts euch bei euren Dates nachweisliche Vorteile erbringen können? /////// Hier sind unsere Empfehlungen, für alle, die sich über die aktuellen Geschehnisse des Angriffs auf die Ukraine informieren möchten: Podcast Was jetzt? YouTube MrWissen2go Twitter ZEIT ONLINE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We have BIG BEEF with the podcast Singalapur available on iTunes and Spotify. We will take them down. Then we take a deep dive into what animal Jimmy is on that chart girls look at. Astronomy? Something. Plus famous birthdays.

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BJ and AP discuss the beef that is going with Harder Brunch! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smugcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smugcast/support

WYHA? Podcast Episode 73 - Podcast Beef ft. HEYITSMENESSER In this episode, we talk about The B.I.G Awards Friendships & Moving to friends Nesser's football career Men v Women in football Women and accountability Do you fear the future? Would you travel alone? And much more Follow Nesser Instagram: @heyitsmenesser Twitter: @heyitsmenesser Share your thoughts with us and let's keep the conversation going! Follow us on TikTok: @wyhapod Follow us on Instagram: @wyhapod Follow us on Twitter: @wyhapod Watch the full episode on YouTube: WYHA Podcast

For the first time every all four of your favorite podcasters are in the same room! The girls take the top questions from Rory and Mal's fans and drill into their sex lives. TRIGGER WARNING, there is discussion of suicide and depression at 1hr04min.  Here are some cliff notes for your viewing PLEASURE:  Talking Network - 28:10, Rory, Weezy, and Molly - 34:10, Sex Toys - 37:45 , Mandii's Reason For EX - 51:40, Depression - 1:04:25 * * * * * TRIGGER WARNING * * * * * *  "Podcast Beef" - 1:13:00  Listen to our guests on their show “NEW RORY AND MAL”  Follow the hosts on social media Weezy @Weezywtf & Mandii @Fullcourtpumps and follow the Whoreible Decisions pages Instagram @whoreible_decisions Twitter @whoreiblepod SNAG TIX TO OUR DC, LA, AND ATL SHOWS! WHOREHIVE.COM Don't forget to tag #whoreibledecisions or @ us to let us know what you think of this week's episode! Want more? Bonus episodes, merch and more Whoreible Decisions!! Become a Patron at Patreon.com/whoreibledecisions Want some Whoreible Decisions merchandise? GET YOURS NOW AT WHOREHIVE.COM If you have some content to create in the New York area, head to WWW.WTFMEDIASTUDIOS.COM to book time at Weezy's studio!  Visit Officialboxowner.com now and receive 15% off your entire purchase when you use promo code: WDP Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thanks for joining us, This is the Idaho Farm Bureau Podcast coming to you from the State Capitol in Boise.After a hot dry summer, Congress passed a bill that will help the nation's farmers and ranchers with drought, disaster, and Covid relief:Drought relief is expected for some parts of the West. Stephanie Ho reports from Washington:An American Farm Bureau Federation program connects farmers and ranchers to those who are food insecure. Micheal Clements has more.Federal forecasts say we will see increases in Beef production. USDA's latest forecasts show the production of two major meat types moving in opposite directions. Stephanie Ho reports:That's it for this week's Podcast, for the voice of Idaho Agriculture, I'm Jake Putnam

People talking about... Happy Birthday Lil Wayne, TI, Jeezy, Wale, Childish Gambino, Brent Faiyaz, etc. (1:12) James Mic Cut Off #1 (15:52) James Mic Cut Off #2 (16:25) Fupa, Butt, and Nut Talk (18:15) Weekly Recap featuring Sushi Boys, New House, New Car, Dear White People, etc. (23:45) James Mic Cut Off #3 (30:47) Podcast Beef (32:39) Spelling (41:55) Masturbation Stories (46:07) Double Mic Cut Off (51:30) James Mic Cut Off #4 (53:05) James Mic Cut Off #5 (55:46) J. Cole's "Heaven's EP" (57:59) Kemani's Mic Off (1:00:05) Certified Lover Boy Changes (1:08:55) Would You Rather? Mike Tyson/Lizzo (1:10:52) White Rich (1:14:57) Brian Pumper, Porn, and Hygiene (1:17:54) Godless Chicken (1:34:18) Weirdest Place You've Fucked (1:39:39) Verzuz Debates & Boondocks Appreciation (1:49:57) Cleveland Caucasians & Marvel's "What If" (1:57:16) Red Lights (2:02:36) USB Gate & STD Testing (2:05:40) Feet Talk, Communication, and Gummy Worms (2:12:31) James' Uncle (2:26:53) KJ's Hotline Voice (2:37:07)

Time Stamps! 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:10 - Proper way to stop texting someone 00:05:35 - Good With Knives 00:07:40 - Homie Hoppers 00:16:35 - What Is a Friend with benefit 00:18:55 - Scripted Podcasters 00:23:32 - Bitchassness Of The Week 00:27:26 - Simp Of the Week 00:28:50 - Sit down with Jay Z or $100M 00:31:45 - Racist Encounters 00:36:00 - How Do You Eat “Ice Cream” 00:41:01 - What do you do after a break up 00:44:45 - No nut Challenge 00:46:30 - Does Sex Matter in a relationship 00:51:33 - Would you still be friends with your friend if he is cheating on his GF 00:54:42 - Texting someone everyday 00:57:09 - Pre Sex Rituals 00:58:37 - Where did words come from 01:01:20 - Do you see yourself as a dad 01:14:18 - Do Aliens care about us 01:15:42 - Life after death 01:22:58 - Favorite conspiracy theories 01:25:10 - Selling Your Soul 01:29:07 - The ie in friends conspiracy theory 01:31:05 - Is Lil Nas X Wrong? 01:39:00 - Money Heist 01:40:00 - Watching movies in Spanish 01:42:43 - Posadas 01:47:46 - Fuqq Boi Faxxx 01:50:35 - Fuqq Girl Faxxx 01:52:25 - “Do not disturb” life hack 01:56:10 - School Lunches with milk 02:03:52 - Patreon Shout Outs

EP 153 X Pill From 2006 • 1. THE LOX VS DIPSET VERZUZ RESULTS • 2. FAT JOE RECAP MOMENT FROM VERZUZ • 3. WHEN IS KANYE WEST DROPPING? • 4. VAX TALK • 5. HOW MUCH MONEY TO NOT GO TO WORK ANYMORE? • 6. OLYMPIC RECAP • 7. NBA FREE AGENCY • 8. CLEVELAND CHANGING NAME TO GUARDIAN • 9. JAY GOTTA GET SOMETHING OFF HER CHEST • 10. WACK 100 & 69 PODCAST BEEF

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In dieser Folge geht es um "Beef 'n Beauty". Dr. Nicole David und TV-Koch & Unternehmer Mikro Reeh freuen sich, zukünftig zu den Themen "Beef 'n Beauty" wertvolle Infos liefern zu können (via Podcast, Videos etc.). In der heutigen, ersten Folge geht es um eine allgemeine Einführung zu diesem Thema, wobei "Beef" für gesunde Ernährung und "Beauty" für alle weiteren Maßnahmen, die der Verschönerung von innen und außen dienen, steht. 80% unserer Schönheit resultieren aus gesunder Ernährung, und 20% durch Maßnahmen wie moderate sportliche Betätigung mit entsprechenden Entspannungsphasen und Beauty-Treatments. Freut euch auf wertvolle Tipps! Praxis Contour Fulda: Friedrichstrasse 13 36037 Fulda Tel. +49-(0)661-9426926 Praxis Contour Frankfurt: Steinweg 10 60313 Frankfurt am Main Tel. +49-(0)69-92038991 www.praxis-contour.de www.facebook.com/praxis.contour www.instagram.com/praxis.contour Podcast Mastering, Intro & Outro Produktion: Audio Flyer www.audio-flyer.de www.facebook.com/audioflyer1 www.instagram.com/audio_flyer

In this episode, the boys find out that another one of our friends is making a podcast and shout them out, Jay is a genius and made up an invention for people with glasses and Balpreet tells a crazy story that you will never forget!

The newly engaged Chatterbox returns from Sri Lanka in our first sponsored episode to discuss: (2:10) - Our 1st Sponsor - Shivaa's Rose (5:20) - Getting Engaged in Sri Lanka (14:00) - Past and Upcoming Verzuz (21:00) - Podcast Beef (27:00) - Loki - Episode 1 (33:20) - Mayweather vs Paul & Other Fights (44:00) - Naomi Osaka (46:50) - NBA Playoffs (57:25) - Amazon in Space (01:02:05) - Lockdown in Sri Lanka & Ontario Reopening (01:07:35) - Shoutouts This episode was sponsored by Shivaa's Rose... Use promo code "CHATTERBOX" for 10% off Website: www.chattertalks.tv | Instagram: @chattertalks Hosted By: Sean-Anthony (@prochatterbox) | Joseph (@baritonelevy)

The guys discuss the release of UFO footage, confront their favorite podcasts for stealing an idea they forgot to post, and Boone fights a hippo. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yawg/message

(00:00) We start off todays episode with a open discussion between David and Kelvin about a recent falling out they have experienced, as they air out their disagreements live. (8:50) Segwaying into some other podcast beef, we discuss the recent quarrels that have been going on at The Joe Budden Podcast, and how we at NoCast can relate. (35:00) Leading on, we discuss our takeaways from 'beef' with friends and how you can mix friendships with business. (40:40) We move on from beef related topics and talk about new music, with the recent release of J Cole's latest album. (46:00) We move onto our final topic, as we discuss 'Retroactive Jealously" and how we have been through it in our own personal lives. Thank you to Jordan for coming through for the episode, and be sure to like and share around the episode, much love !

In this episode, Balpreet tells a story that really pushes Jay into a dark place. The boys also talk about life after covid, some new songs and shows they been enjoying. Balpreet takes part in the Rice Purity Test but is he lying about his innocence? Find Out Plus More on Episode 16.

Welcome back to another week with Black Gals Livin'! On this week's ep we talk about Blue Therapy and whether we think it is real or not. What do you think? We also talk about the importance of sorting out contracts when working with friends, especially after the Joe Budden podcast beef. If you are looking thinking about getting counselling but not sure where to start, check out www.betterhelp.com/BGL HOSTS:⠀ Jas: twitter.com/jas_bw + www.instagram.com/jas_bw/ Vic: twitter.com/victoriasanusi + www.instagram.com/vicsanusi/ BGL socials: www.instagram.com/blackgalslivin/ + twitter.com/blackgalslivin/ Chat to us using the hashtag #blackgalslivin⠀ Artwork by @thecamru Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Welcome to another Episode of Dopetakes Podcast! In this Episode of Dopetakes the fellas discuss the beginning and the ending of a Dynasty! Find out which Top Podcast has finally ended. All this & more on this Episode of Dopetakes!So Please Like & Subscribe for more Dope Content! Also follow us on All Podcast Streaming Services! Music & Edits by Saheed of Tha Organization For beats and more contact @ThaOrganization.com

Reemo went there....as SLOPS Shot yA PuLLed-Up to Chop it Up about the BIG Podcast Blow-Up!!!!! Also, had Ari Casablanca; A Mixologist and Bartender of "Ari Says Drinks SLOW" In the Building too!!!!! We Touched on: - The latest PODCAST Beef with The Joe Budden Podcast with Slops Shot Ya!!!! - Ari Breaks Down of Her Career of Being a Mixologist & Bartender - How "Ari Says Drink Slow" came about? - Ari has Reemo and Slops Shot Ya do her "18 DRINK Challenge" (Mind You She had 54 of them there) FOLLOW US: @c.u.t.s.__ YOU TUBE CHANNEL: [[SUBSCRIBE]] - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbVNj5NtHbfenXkoxa3xAKg?view_as=subscriber GUEST(s): Ari Casablanca: https://www.instagram.com/arisaysdrinkslow/ Slops Shot Ya: https://www.instagram.com/slopsshotya/ *****FOR SERIOUS INQUIRES & FUTURE GUEST(S) APPEARANCES - CutsPodcast1@gmail.com ******Please LEAVE COMMENTS, FEEDBACK, and [[SUBSCRIBE]] the PODCAST on ALL MAJOR STREAMING PLATFORMS!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cutspodcast/support

In this episode: Recap of the last crab stuffed salmon pinwheels How to use all natural lighter fluid to speed up your charcoal chimney Llink to Royal Oak All Natural Lighter Fluid https://www.royaloak.com/products/all-natural-lighter-fluid/ Grill setup for indirect cooking roast Using cast iron dutch oven on the grill/smoker Walkthrough on technique of completing roast on the grill/smoker Link to Google Photos album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9QDeMU8sLMKdvCXu8 Link to Youtube Live Stream: https://youtu.be/sncy3-tRVkA Hosts: Charlie "Maveric" Smith Please like, subscribe and share. If you would like to support the show as a patron, please send your donations via CashApp $TheMavCast Follow me on Twitter @CharlieMaveric --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themavcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themavcast/support

#98 On this episode: We give our input on the recent feud going on with Joe Budden and his cohosts from the Joe Budden Podcast. (43:20) Timestamps:00:00 Preview00:42 Intro02:42 Super Mario Birthday06:45 Jamie 30th Birthday08:37 Pulled Arm Muscle  11:53 Dream Catchers15:15 Only One Can Smash20:14 YouTube Remove Dislike Button23:21 Slurring Speech24:55 Cell Phone Service28:10 UFC 26034:32 Italian Mafia Fugitive Arrested43:20 Joe Budden Podcast Beef53:47 Black Characters Sesame Street 56:09 Uber Driver Car Theft1:01:40 Derrick Jaxn Cheating1:08:38 Cheating Blowjob1:12:34 Bitter Drew Prom Story

On today's Everything Pistons podcast, Lance Caporossi and Andrew from Everything Pistons share their thoughts on the Pistons young core. The beef between Rodney McGruder, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green.

We have returned once again to talk about the dumbest things that come to mind! This time we tackle a buzzfeed quiz regarding chicken nuggets. Jeremy brings up the question of who inspired us to make content and Kelvin, of course, continues the series of dreams and oh boy is it a doozy. Personal channels- Jon: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCly5rvN7ZkjtpNMNaK3j0zw Kelvin: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5NkrzklQPuOof3gOVA2RPw Jeremy: https://www.twitch.tv/shyguyvirulentous Disorderly Socials- Twitter: https://twitter.com/DisConductYT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DisorderlyConductYT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disorderlyconductyt/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DisorderlyConductYT --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you ever very nearly shat yourself? On this week's episode we talk about how close we've come to embarrassing the HELL out of ourselves. We also talk about a podcast beef happening in the US and thank you guys for all the support you have given us HOSTS Jas @jas_bw Vic @victoriasanusi Engage with us on socials by using the hashtag #blackgalslivin Please like/share and review this episode and subscribe to our YouTube channel for visual content! Artwork by @thecamru

Is Podcast beef the new hip hop beef,Smart contracts pt.2, Small business in COVID, top 5 NFL teams --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today’s Meat the boys talk about Nappi communicating with stars, Jay getting called out on a podcast, and Nappi having sex. But first, Nappi discusses the effects of edibles, birthday party anxiety, and the coin shortage. Then, Jay breaks down the facts and controversies surrounding the Breonna Taylor case. Tupac wouldn’t have been Tupac without Biggie and Biggie wouldn’t have been Biggie without Tupac. Beef is an integral part of rap culture. In this episode, the boys make beef an integral part of podcast culture. Moral of the story, if you speak about the boys don’t be surprised if they speak back.

HOTSEAThaas starts with his usual Intros, Shoutouts, Updates and Announcements! At the 9 minute mark HOTSEAThaas gives his Wale Vibe. The 20 minute mark he features Indy 5000's "I Thought" - The Trap Love Story. He also talks Podcast Beef, Watch The Throne 2 Possibilities, What’s your most complimented cologne/perfume? Towards the end of the episode around the 40 minute mark, HOTSEAThaas Radio begins with “Hopefully I Play Some Cuts You Like” this segment features music from the dopest hip hop artist around. Check Instagram and follow the featured artist @YEAROFJORDN @BROGAWD @WiFiDeezy @Otev_ @adam_levine_silver @yo_nellz_ Follow Thunder Clap James & HOTSEAThaas @belizeanintellect @hahsonaskew Cash App $4Leopold for tips & donations! S/o to our Sponsor Leopold Jacobs 1983! Like, Comment and Share on your social media platforms. Past Episode Link https://soundcloud.com/haasflow/after-labor-day-sale-playlist #hotseathaas #radio #podcastbeef #kanyewest #jayz #anchor --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hotseat-haas/support

This week Adam and Andy ramp up the insults of competing podcasts, bring another into the fold, discuss differing dialects, name our fanbase (Shout Out to the Suds!), and create obnoxious characters

This week, Brandon and Brad discuss Podcast Beef, Odell Beckham Jr, Tory Lanez updates and more!!

On this episode we talk about Australian girls, Downtown Bars working out deals to sell food, Bare Me Waxing has a new location, Carol Baskins on Dancing With The Stars, California adjusts Sex Offender law, Police are still shooting people in the back, Alaskan Walmart Anti-Masker, Veggie Tales, Podcast Beef and much much more! Instagram @ChicosBrain Facebook search for Chico's Brain. Check out more shows on the @PFTMedia network! Rate the show and leave us a comment it really helps :)

In unserem Sommer Special steht (versehentlich) alles im Zeichen des Hip Hop. Krasse Disstracks gegen Jumanji-Fans, Jimi Blue Gangsterknecht und Eminems Battle-Film "Bodied" erwecken die Straße in uns. Und dann startet auch noch unser Podcast-"Beef" mit "True Crime Germany".

In unserem Sommer Special steht (versehentlich) alles im Zeichen des Hip Hop. Krasse Disstracks gegen Jumanji-Fans, Jimi Blue Gangsterknecht und Eminems Battle-Film "Bodied" erwecken die Straße in uns. Und dann startet auch noch unser Podcast-"Beef" mit "True Crime Germany".

Niggas is young and breaking man code....SMFH! Free Bobby Shmurda too "PILLOW TALK," is the 16th Episode of ‘From the Outside,’ a podcast about everything from people who know done nothing. On this episode we discuss Styles P, J. Cole, Bad Business, Podcast Beef & more. Chime into the discussion with us on social media. Follow us and talk to us @FTOPod1 #BlackLivesMatter #FreeBobbyShmurda

This episode is... surprisingly good? We're talking about In Flames re-recording old material, Manowar and nonsense headline legalese, Absu-Apsu and THINK ABOUT MY LEGACY. MY LEGACY. THINK ABOUT IT. DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO IT? / Artists that have fucked up real bad and somehow salvaged their reputations / The state of the scene 2k20 / The strange, sad tale of the Tim "Ripper" Owens of punk, Michale Graves and how to fuck up an easy grift. / Let's hear some callers from a totally different podcast! / I had a huge smile on my face listening back to this one. Hope you enjoy it too. Honk honk honk! Music featured on this ‘sode: Judicator - Let There Be Nothing Have something you wanna say to us? Call me at: (903) 884-6533 and leave your message at the tone. Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Toilet Radio on iTunes so you’ll get new episodes automatically. Or use Stitcher if you don’t fuck with Apple.

Eli and Josh get their camp canceled officially today. We breakdown the new NHL plan and how it sets a precedent for the other major 4 sports in America. We talk about how college sports can get back. Kate Jacob joins the pod and talks about MUST SEE movies. We answer and react to fan questions from the underdog.podcast instagram, and more. Finally, we start beef with another podcast. Thanks for listening! and enjoy. Peace. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/underdogpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/underdogpod/support

HOTSEATHAAS TALKS 6ix9ine vs Snoop Dogg, Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Scooter Braun, Billboard & the entire industry. HOTSEAThaas also sheds light on recent Podcast beef, the latest Verzuz battle and the potential battle between DMX & Eminem. Tune in and enjoy! Cash App $4Leopold for tips & donations! S/o to our Sponsor Leopold Jacobs 1983! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hotseat-haas/support

A black guy, a Lesbian and a Will walks into the studio... The rest of this podcast is the ending of the joke. Ki speaks shockingly as a parent, Will goes full Ray J and Karate Ed survived the entire episode this week. You know this one is lit! At some point we're going to need a count of how many time Will moved his hat around too so viewers let us know. Listeners, if you only listen, you're missing out on some of the greatest content there is. But on to the good stuff: Podcast Beef, Boosie's child endangerment, Ramen noodles workers and Covid 19, Tekashi VS Snoop, Ki on shrooms, Deal breakers and dating budgets, plus so much more.... Press Play Follow us on IG: @inpodwetrust --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-pod-we-trust4/support

Tim discusses new music and also the apparent reopening of things across the country. He also previews some new music and discusses an apparent Gillie Da Kidd vs Joe Budden beef. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/504la/support

This episode we discuss adriens 1st bike ride for the #ThicccBoyBikeClub , Mark initiates podcast beef with YMH and Tom segura --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/DSTpodcast/message

BEEF BRIEF พอตแคสต์รายใหม่บน Money Buffalo Podcast ที่จะมาสรุปเร่ืองราวรอบตัวที่น่าสนใจ และนำมาเล่าให้เข้าใจง่าย ๆ ภายใน 5 นาที

This week, Pepper and Victor are joined by fellow podcasters Hafare and DJ IV from Surviving Nairobi. They address issues surrounding podcasting in the country, the hustles of city life and music. They also talk about relationships and the state of the music industry plus much more. Songs Played: Intro: Vipingo - $b Outro: Cold Weather- Guga Follow What is This Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatisthispod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/whatisthispod All previous episodes here: https://lnk.bio/97zA Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ke/podcast/what-is-this/id1378080206?mt=2

MS Niveau - wir sinken! Für Folge fünf haben wir für euch den ersten Podcast-Beef, aber soll ja gut fürs Geschäft sein - nur nicht fürs Niveau... Hochkarätig geht es mit unserem nächsten Gast weiter, denn wir dürfen Vici aus Frankfurt begrüßen. Wir reden mit der DHM Teilnehmerin über CHUs und ihre Vorfreude auf Vechta. Außerdem haben wir noch zwei CHU Berichte aus Göttingen und Nürtingen. Wir bedanken uns für die tolle Unterstützung bei: Vici Ronja Marcel Simone Arne C. Johannes Arne S. Alex Vielen Dank! Ihr wollt uns auch unterstützen? paypal.me/kornohneflakes www.patreon.com/kornohneflakes

#Werbung: http://bookbeat.de/laesterschwestern Diese Woche lästern wir über Podcast Beef, Simon Desues neusten Scam, der neuste Streich der YouTubers Union & die "neuen" AGBs & Markipliers Problem. Außerdem gehts um die Auferstehnung von James Dean und das Comeback vom Sonic Film mit Julien Bams Stimme.

Eric Saint Nips....ex agent of the Horrible Gamers Podcast joins Penpoint and Alen Maybe to talk about all your favorite games... Titanfalls, Gears, Paladins (Alen is STOKED), Realm Royale, Call of Duty Modern Warfare and also the BEEF between GFNG and HGP. Is it 100? do they bring it to the streets? are dance battles a thing? and why is Jesus walks alot so good at them.  Intro Track/// rtype///slow and low///from the album- Oakgas Compilation #2//  Break Track////Pipedream // NeedzMoreBass closing track// Push Buttons Objects/// Shut Downfrom the album Ghetto Blaster// cheers and enjoy. GFNG

The guys get into a bunch of different topics, including introducing newly formed beef with another podcast..We don't even know what that means. Enjoy anyway. #squareup   Facebook Page:     https://www.facebook.com/highlyunapoligeticpodcast/ Instagram:           https://www.instagram.com/highlyunapologeticthepodcast/ Youtube:              https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChWmb48I14KFWefmAxhKjtg

On this episode, Bill fills in for Ryan to discuss the problem with Social Media, What did we have growing up that compared, Jarod discusses some of his perspective on Atheism and Religion, Ryan and Bill have a podcast beef!

Welcome to My Sista and Me! This week Ashlee and Amir discuss the current hot topics of the week. Nicki Minaj and Joe Budden’s Podcast “Beef”, YBN Cordae, Ari Lennox, The Domestic Terror Attacks and more.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/MySistaandMe/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/MySistaandMe/support

We back at it again! We appreciated if you could leave a 5-star rating and review on iTunes or Stitcher. In this episode, Niram and Niambi talk about podcast beef among other things. Submit your Black Love Story -- Go to https://blaclovematters.com/lovestory/ and we’ll shout you out! We really want to showcase the greatness of black love… Hit us up! We have merch!!! Check it out HERE!! Blog: https://blaclovematters.com/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/black-love-matters/id1243642268 Sound Cloud:https://soundcloud.com/blaclovematters Stitcher:http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=140894&refid=stpr Pocketcast: http://pca.st/27pW Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iaj7en5imzkg4bahltxx2pddldi?t=Black_Love_Matters Twitter: @blaclovematters Facebook: @blaclovematters

On this episode: The guys settle their podcast beef with former producer Lightning and The Truck Show Podcast, answer your Afro Line calls, play another edition of Right Name, Wrong Number, the Best of Bean and more.

On this episode: The guys settle their podcast beef with former producer Lightning and The Truck Show Podcast,  answer your Afro Line calls, play another edition of Right Name, Wrong Number, the Best of Bean and more. 

Peter and Sean retort against fellow podcaster, Dave Namery, for throwing shade at them in his podcast, talk about a series of secret, DIY professional stand-up shows, and make fun of a comedian who is way too adamant about not wearing shorts in 120 degree weather.

Bunchu is back and he and Chamber discuss the latest news, price action, reviews of the show and some beef with other podcasts. Don't miss it! Be sure to follow Loilli on Twitter @TryLoilli or check them out at lolli.com Join the Beaxy discord channel to get early access to the platform. https://t.co/Oz6tzfXGLi Be sure to follow us on Twitter @rekt_podcast Join us in our telegram group! https://t.me/Rekt_Podcast Bitcoin, Ethereum, Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Crypto

It’s ya girl JuJu and ya boy ABM Tommy G! Join us as we are visited by Big Eb. Eboni brings the good times and laughs as we further discuss updates on the FCA US LLC (Chrysler situation), alleged podcast beef and a lil sex talk. Full uncut episodes available on our Facebook For business inquiries we can be reached on Facebook or by email at PrettyGangRadio19@gmail.com Keep up with us by following us on: Facebook - “Pretty Gang Radio”, Ju M. Will and ABM Tommy G Instagram- @Prettygrlju and @Tommyville815 Twitter- @juwho32 Donations accepted through CashApp- $PrettyGangRadio

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Ian's got a pair of high-profile guests this week - New England Patriots KR/WR Cordarrelle Patterson (15:30) and Indianapolis Colts rookie linebacker and Defensive Rookie of the Year candidate Darius Leonard (39:40). As usual, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo cleared their calendars to join the show, though Mike had to phone it in from the Jersey Turnpike this week and Tom couldn't manage to find his clothes in time. The guys talk about the New York Giants starting what looks like it's going to be a fire sale (5:00), the Amari Cooper trade to Dallas (29:30) and manage to begin a discussion about Hue Jackson potentially taking over play-calling duties in Cleveland with an extended conversation about jalapeño tequila (35:00). All that, plus the start of what looks to be the NFL Podcast Beef of 2018 (50:50) as Mike takes umbrage - yes, umbrage - with the fine folks at MMQB. Look out, Albert Breer: we're coming for you.

this mid-week on the adamant podcast i talk about overcoming apathy, & wonder why politians don't just order in. follow me everywhere w/ @adamconniesr.

Episode 8 of the Celtics & Chill podcast brought to you by CelticsSocial.com featuring Tyler James, Danny Dragin, and Matty Briand is here! The best episode yet by far we break into twitter beef, Isaiah Thomas and the great Celtics vs Cavs matchup tonight! 1:00 Danny Dragin visits the Celtics practice and breaks the no Isaiah Thomas tribute video news! 3:00 If not tribute video tomorrow for Isaiah than when? February 11th is Paul Pierce night and should they really share that with Thomas? 5:50 Considering how well Isaiah Thomas played against Portland should the Cavs reconsider him playing against the Celtics? 10:00 Paul Pierce should be working within the Celtics franchise sooner than later and why didn’t he get the credit in Boston for being so good early in his career? 13:05 Are the Boston Celtics and the NBA catching up to the New England Patriots and the NFL? 17:50 No matter what this podcast is always team IT… but does he need to tone down his comments? 19:35 Could trader Danny Ainge actually hurt the Celtics in the long run? What about Anthony Davis saying how he wasn’t a fan of Boston sending away Isaiah? 22:40 Danny Dragin puts Jay King in his place. The battle of the Celtics podcasts begins! 28:30 Back to basketball and the best game of the season for the Celtics against the Rockets! 36:20 Is Marcus Smart the 2nd or 3rd most valuable player on this Celtics team? Where does he rank? 39:20 We preview the Cavs game and discuss if the Celtics win are they closer to the favorites in the Eastern Conference? 42:25 Prediction time from the big 3 Tyler Danny and Matty… who wins Celtics vs Cavs and who steps up for Boston? Can we finally see Kyrie vs LeBron rivalry heat up?

Welcome to the Thought Hole: our depository for excess brain energy, converted into words and streamed through the internet.  This week, Jay starts beef, Dave wants Net Neutrality and we get some postmodernist wisdom from Meth Lady. Then we talk about sexy elf comics, cry over Coco and Jay learns about Hanukkah. If you have any unwanted brain juice to pour into the Hole with us, drop us  a line at ThoughtHolePodcast@gmail.com

umpirepantspod@gmail.com @umpirepants We should do a live episode, old business, podcast listeners, Mary remembers Denzel Washington movies, Beta VCR, Bob Odenkirk, Mary doesn't like most standup comics, Richard Pryor, Geico commercial of the week, leaf cutter ants and toilet frogs, Mary doesn't like most podcasts, George Navarro, grabbing the mic, old household parts, starting fluid, Ernst, hardware stores, Zoots, speaking Spanish, getting podcast listeners, Doughboys, Costa Rica

No guest on this Monday email episode.  We talk about the intense (fake) podcast beef we have between Insanely Chill and Views, tweeting about depression, and whatever came to our minds. We also answer your emails!!   follow us: @RyDoon, @BjCalvillo, @ImSorryDadPod

Episode 200, folks! No, not of the podcast, but the show. Criminal Minds. It's an extravagant affair that contains guest appearances, flashbacks and someone threatening to rape a main character. But that's not all the boys discuss! There's the creation of a PODCAST BEEF, an exploration into how Louis C.K.'s sex crimes could be mitigated, Criminal Minds' total lack of exploration into the War on Terror and how a supposed J.J. spotlight episode still manages to sideline her and do a disservice to her character. All this and a return of a special drunken friend.

Colored Radio: Podcast Beef, Big Soulja Taught Me by Colored Radio

This week we have two returning guests/friends of the show: Taxstone and Dallas Penn swing by for some of that good ol' “barbershop convo”. The group breaks down homosexuality in the hood, gang violence and juicing recipes. Plus, Tax & Dallas share their life changing experiences of being on the bad side of a bullet, thoughts on Tomi Lahren, Kanye West and Trump, The Stupidity of Podcast Beef and so much more. Press Play, #BeSafeTho and #ExpectTheUnexpected, CHEA!

This week our guest is the legendary musician Kirk Hendrick. With such tunes as "I Will Dig" and "Imagine if no one asked to be on mindcrack". If you have not heard of him it is highly recommended you check him out and get him on whatever Apple device you use to use play your music.http://www.youtube.com/user/kirkplaysmusicBe sure to check out the members of this Podcast:Beef: http://www.youtube.com/user/VintageBeefGuude: http://www.youtube.com/guudeboulderfistBaj: http://youtube.com/W92BajLinks to podcasts topics:•Kirk Hendrick, the man, the music, the college in bangladesh without internet•UHC S9 - 13•Domestic Violence shirts removed from amazon - http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/02/tech/amazon-rape-t-shirt/index.html?hpt=hp_t3•Harlem shake reaches new heights; FAA not amused - http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/01/travel/harlem-shake-faa/index.html?hpt=hp_bn10◦Youtube itself is doing it too. Type in "do the harlem shake" in youtube search(has to be in Chrome)•Apple back in the podcast, handing out $5 to everyone - http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/26/tech/mobile/apple-game-settlement/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5•Jedis are part vulcan - http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/03/01/jedimindmeld-may-the-forced-spending-cuts-be-with-you/?hpt=hp_bn3•Florida sinkhole http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/01/florida-sinkhole_n_2788114.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopularTPB is now hosted in N.Korea. Let the games commence...http://falkvinge.net/2013/03/04/after-being-cut-from-norway-the-pirate-bay-returns-from-north-korea/

This week we have the guys from The Shaft Podcast, aka DeadWorkersParty join us on the Mindcrack Podcast. Be sure to check them out!http://www.youtube.com/user/deadworkerspartyhttp://twitch.tv/DeadworkerspartyAnd Wes Wilson is also the host of Play On Con, that Guude and Pause has attended, and will be attending again this year. To find out more about the convention be sure to check out http://playoncon.comBe sure to check out the members of this Podcast:Beef: http://www.youtube.com/user/VintageBeefGuude: http://www.youtube.com/guudeboulderfistBaj: http://youtube.com/W92BajPause: http://youtube.com/PauseUnpauseLinks to podcasts topics:Notch stops By Pirate Bay Co-Founder's Reddit AMA To Thank Him For 'Making The World A Better Place - http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130210/09585721937/minecraft-creator-stops-pirate-bay-co-founders-reddit-ama-to-thank-him-making-world-better-place.shtmlHarrison Ford to be in SW7 as Han Solo - http://www.aintitcool.com/node/61001Meteor Hits Russia - http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/15/world/europe/russia-meteor-shower/index.html?hpt=hp_bn2Iceland to Ban internet Porn - http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/15/tech/web/porn-ban-iceland/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5Chivalry's lead developer explains why Torn Banner prioritised free content over paid DLC http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/02/14/chivalrys-lead-developer-explains-why-torn-banner-prioritised-free-content-over-paid-dlc/

Be sure to check out the members of this Podcast:Beef: http://www.youtube.com/user/VintageBeefGuude: http://www.youtube.com/guudeboulderfistBaj: http://youtube.com/W92BajPause: http://youtube.com/PauseUnpauseVan: http://www.youtube.com/user/VanRyderLPLinks to podcast topics:Half-Life and Portal Movies - http://mashable.com/2013/02/06/jj-abrams-half-life-portal/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Mashable+%28Mashable%29IGN Sells to J2 - http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2013/02/04/ign-entertainment-sold-to-j2-global/Steven seagal kills puppy with tank http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2011/08/31/actor-steven-seagal-sued-for-driving-tank-into-arizona-home-killing-puppy/Survey Suggests people will use less facebook in 2013 - http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/05/tech/social-media/facebook-breaks-pew/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5USPS to stop Saturday Mail Delivery - http://money.cnn.com/2013/02/06/news/economy/postal-service-cuts/index.html?source=cnn_binMore News on the new Xbox - http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/6/3958672/new-xbox-always-online-game-activation-codes-rumorBohemia Interactive devs speak about being detained http://www.polygon.com/2013/2/8/3959776/arma-3-bohemia-interactive-prison-ivan-buchtaTPB movie is releasedhttp://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/02/pirate-bay-co-founder-i-can-sit-here-and-jerk-off-for-5-years-and-i-will/

The boys are back for episode 4 and it's a good one. We start podcast beef with locals and discuss UFC, NFL, and MLB news. Enjoy.