Podcasts about Pop Shop

David "Ghosty" Wills, host of "We Say Yeah: A Cliff Richard Podcast" and the Vintage Rock and Pop Shop joins Justin this week to explore how the "rockabilly revival" era, which technically spanned a near 20-year period between roughly 1970-1990 but culminated around 1981-83, led to the release of two compilations of Elvis material that RCA felt best captured his image as a rebellious rock and roll icon. From the 50s nostalgia of the 1970s to the success of acts like The Stray Cats, Robert Gordon, Dave Edmunds and Shakin' Stevens, Justin picks Ghosty's brain for his memories of becoming a young Elvis fan during this fascinating period of revitalization for classic rock and roll. For Song of the Week, Ghosty brings a thought-provoking finale to the main topic by looking for insights in The Stray Cats's 1992 recording "Elvis on Velvet;" a psychobilly takedown of the media's intense (and weird) fascinations with Elvis. Meanwhile, Justin heads back to the '50s myself to hear how Elvis transformed the country standard "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You" into a jaunty, bopping tune on the 1957 "Loving You" album. Be sure to check out "We Say Yeah!" on all major podcast platforms! As mentioned early in the episode, you can also hear Ghosty interviewed about his work as a voice actor on the podcast "4Kids Flashback." If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy.

Jadonna chats with co-owners of the gourmet popcorn company, The Pop Shop, based in Indianapolis. Join her as she interviews blooming entrepreneurs, building a legacy packed with flavor.Find The Pop Shop:Website: https://www.eatgoodpopcorn.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eatgoodpopcorn/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@eatgoodpopcorn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A trio takes a subway on a joyride. What would you do to protect your pet? Another midtown mom and pop shop is closing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Like so many entrepreneurs, Amy Gamlin started her business in her kitchen. She began making cake pops as a creative outlet, but with the urging of friends and family, she turned a hobby into a business. In 2021, she opened her first storefront, and the business has only continued to grow, including a big partnership with a local grocery store, which allowed her to reach a huge new batch of customers. We sat down in her Webster Groves shop to talk about building a new business during one of the most difficult times for her family's business. Plus, we talk all about her cake pop creations, including one of the craziest requests she ever received. Find hours and information on orders at www.amyscakepopshop.com

Wham!'s Andrew Ridgeley joins the Pop Shop to chat about the duo's evergreen hit "Last Christmas" and how it's been covered by so many artists (including Taylor Swift, among many others), the new documentary "Wham!: Last Christmas Unwrapped," how the act's music has grown in popularity over the year, and if the public will ever hear the late George Michael's original demo recording of "Last Christmas." Plus, hosts Katie and Keith discuss some of their "favorite things" in pop in 2024, in the final Pop Shop episode of the year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Brittany is super pumped about her fav Dirty Pop Shop in MN's new location and Kendall is NOT excited about a new Christmas Movie. Also all the latest as Brianna Chickenfry opens up about the Zach Bryan split and a $12M NDA. Also the Kelces are in the news and Harry and Meghan clearly listen to our show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Brittany is super pumped about her fav Dirty Pop Shop in MN's new location and Kendall is NOT excited about a new Christmas Movie. Also all the latest as Brianna Chickenfry opens up about the Zach Bryan split and a $12M NDA. Also the Kelces are in the news and Harry and Meghan clearly listen to our show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

105.3 The Fan morning show host R.J. Choppy joined JR to discuss if there should be any surprise in the Cowboys blowout loss to the Lions, Mike McCarthy's future and if there's any hope of this team becoming serious contenders again under Jerry Jones.

Allan and Patrick are back for what is the final episode of Even More Mashed Up, reminiscing about their favorite memories and thanking everyone who's been a part of the show for the last (almost) 10 years. But fear not: you won't lack their discussions of pop culture for long because they will be hosting a new weekly podcast--Pop Shop--starting Sept. 10th at www.wvia.org/popshop. Find out more about this new endeavor in this episode!

▶️ Check This Out On YouTubeGil Vasquez is the president and executive director of the Keith Haring Foundation, dedicated to preserving and continuing Keith Haring's legacy. Growing up in Spanish Harlem and transferring to Nevin Street for high school, Gil's journey has been deeply influenced by Haring's artwork and ethos. As someone who witnessed the transformative power of Haring's chalk drawings in New York, Gil's insights into street art and fashion make him the perfect guest to discuss Haring's lasting impact on art, fashion, and society.In this episode, you'll learn,- How Keith Haring's work has bridged the gap between street art and fashion, influencing brands like Carhartt and Timberland.- The strategies and considerations behind licensing Haring's artwork, ensuring collaborations remain true to his legacy.- The profound impact Keith Haring has had on hip hop culture, exemplified through partnerships with icons like Run DMC and Public Enemy's Chuck D.

On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie & Keith are opening up the listener mailbag to answer your burning questions - including a question about why radio is still important (and very valuable) in the streaming age. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We sit down with a couple who have dreamed all their lives of building something together. Turns out they shared a love for restoring classic cars. Listen to their story of turning their passion into a business and making so people happy along the way.

On Today's Menu: Private club applications Upcoming blind croissant tasting? Dive bars Paul McCartney Ordering food from the Masters Tournament Wine is on the skids Fake food awards Listener comments Restaurants worth leaving The Strip for Food News You Can Use: ⁠You can grab high-end French groceries at Cafe Breizh⁠⁠⁠ (best baguettes in town) Aroma Latin American Cocina⁠⁠'s Steve Kestler named a finalist in the Best Chef: Southwest category of the 2024 James Beard Foundation Restaurant and Chef Awards Forte Tapas has sadly closed after 15 years The Silver Stamp wins Best Mom and Pop Shop from Entrepreneur Magazine Area 15 distillery has closed District Deli and Coffee opens Bar Ginza opens as a Japanese whiskey bar San Diego pizzeria Mr Moto expanding to southwest Las Vegas Panino named best woman-owned establishment by Yelp Artiface Bar replaced by Doberman Room Recent Ventures & Spots Mentioned:  Life's a Bagel Other Mama Harlo Cafe Breizh⁠⁠ ⁠Aroma Latin American Cocina⁠⁠ The Silver Stamp (That 70s Bar) ⁠⁠Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar⁠⁠

On The Art of Franchise Marketing, Madeleine Zook sits down with Kristopher Stuart to explore his remarkable journey from humble beginnings in a mom-and-pop shop to becoming a force in the franchising industry. Kristopher shares his serendipitous entry into franchising, starting as his mom's first employee in the window coverings business before transitioning into firefighting and ultimately diving headfirst into franchising. With a focus on service and community, Kristopher emphasizes the parallels between his experience as a firefighter and his role as a franchisor, highlighting the importance of a shared commitment to service in both realms. As the conversation unfolds, Kristopher candidly discusses the challenges his brand faced, including the realization of being "bad franchisors" in the early stages, and the pivotal decision to invest in a full brand build-out. Kristopher provides valuable insights into the delicate balance of operational and growth investments, offering practical advice for emerging brands navigating the franchising landscape. His commitment to family, both in business and in life, shines through as he discusses the ethos of his brand, emphasizing integrity, commitment, and selflessness. With a deep understanding of the human aspect of franchising, Kristopher's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring franchisors and a testament to the transformative power of building genuine relationships within the franchise community.

Daniel Jacob Horine is an amazing artist! Check out his work at www.popflyshop.com. Our conversation on Artist Bebop: Dual Ramble was a blast. We covered a wide range of fascinating topics and even tackled questions from our live-stream viewers. Join in for an engaging exploration!

Keith Haring is one of my absolute favorite artists because he was earnest and direct in his paintings. In his works, he would reduce complicated messages to clear and catchy slogans. He used bright colors and dancing figures to make art that was fun but also sought to make the world a better place. In 1978, Haring moved to New York City to attend the School of Visual Arts, where he studied painting along with semiotics. He also experimented with video and performance. Focus on performance made him more conscious of movement in his painting. He said he moved to NY because he wanted intensity in his life and in his art. He was inspired by hip-hop and the club scene where all kinds of people would come together to dance and have a good time. At his gallery openings, he would often have a DJ bringing the energy and movement to a venue not typically known for that vibe, and even after his work sold in prestigious galleries around the world, he continued to make chalk drawings on subway platforms and selling affordable prints in the Pop Shop because he firmly believed that art is for everybody. My guest this week is Tim Bogatz host of Art Ed Radio from The Art of Education University. Here are his links: Art Ed Radio: https://theartofeducation.edu/podcasts/behind-the-scenes-of-the-art-room-makeover-ep-399/ The Art of Education University: https://theartofeducation.edu/ AOEU Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjHIXlDbceMVJwfuHLJ0QISPKtSJO_ACZ Related episodes: Felix Gonzalez-Torres Klaus Nomi Arts Madness 2024 links: The Brackets Spotify Playlist Prediction Form Vote in the Current Round Check out my other podcasts Art Smart | Rainbow Puppy Science Lab Who ARTed is an Airwave Media Podcast. If you are interested in advertising on this or any other Airwave Media show, email: advertising@airwavemedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sabres dropped a bad loss to a bad team in the Anaheim Ducks, which has Sneaky Joe ranting about the state of the Sabres. Inaction that stretches back years by General Manager Kevyn Adams leads today's show, including an amazing list of the Sabres acquisitions since the Jack Eichel trade. Are the Sabres run like a mom and pop shop? Plus, a preview of Sabres-Kings, and Sneaky Joe's takes on the Hockey Canada sexual assault story and NHL expansion in Utah. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Sabres dropped a bad loss to a bad team in the Anaheim Ducks, which has Sneaky Joe ranting about the state of the Sabres. Inaction that stretches back years by General Manager Kevyn Adams leads today's show, including an amazing list of the Sabres acquisitions since the Jack Eichel trade. Are the Sabres run like a mom and pop shop?Plus, a preview of Sabres-Kings, and Sneaky Joe's takes on the Hockey Canada sexual assault story and NHL expansion in Utah. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Keith Haring is one of my absolute favorite artists because he was earnest and direct in his paintings. In his works, he would reduce complicated messages to clear and catchy slogans. He used bright colors and dancing figures to make art that was fun but also sought to make the world a better place. In 1978, Haring moved to New York City to attend the School of Visual Arts, where he studied painting along with semiotics. He also experimented with video and performance. Focus on performance made him more conscious of movement in his painting. He said he moved to NY because he wanted intensity in his life and in his art. He was inspired by hip-hop and the club scene where all kinds of people would come together to dance and have a good time. At his gallery openings, he would often have a DJ bringing the energy and movement to a venue not typically known for that vibe, and even after his work sold in prestigious galleries around the world, he continued to make chalk drawings on subway platforms and selling affordable prints in the Pop Shop because he firmly believed that art is for everybody. My guest this week is Tim Bogatz host of Art Ed Radio from The Art of Education University. Here are his links: Art Ed Radio: https://theartofeducation.edu/podcasts/behind-the-scenes-of-the-art-room-makeover-ep-399/ The Art of Education University: https://theartofeducation.edu/ AOEU Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjHIXlDbceMVJwfuHLJ0QISPKtSJO_ACZ Related episodes: Felix Gonzalez-Torres Klaus Nomi Check out my other podcasts  Art Smart | Rainbow Puppy Science Lab Who ARTed is an Airwave Media Podcast. If you are interested in advertising on this or any other Airwave Media show, email: advertising@airwavemedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sabrina Carpenter's fifth album Emails I Can't Send marked a turning point in the artists career. Even with the eerie start-stop nature of her release campaign, the fifth album prevailed as a success with breakout hit "Nonsense". Rewind to 2021 as Keith Montena and special guest Abbey Velischek break down the infamous love triangle that plagued the star, her response song "Skin", and how the star shifted directions and created a very strong album. Topics include the singer's slot on Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour, her videos including "Feather", and the battle stars face when breaking out of the Disney or child-star umbrella.

Olivia Rodrigo's sophomore album chronicles her 19th year and journey after achieving such a high level of success with her debut album. Keith Montena returns this week with special guest Carly Giacoio to break down the campaign surrounding GUTS, how Olivia's success rivals other young Disney stars, and the speculation surrounding drama with Taylor Swift. This is also a detailed look into SOUR's success in retrospect and the viral plagiarism accusations. Other topics include Rodrigo's creative process with collaborators like Dan Nigro & Ian Kirkpatrick, Grammy nominations, the VMAs, and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes soundtrack single.

Today we have a not-so Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving episode! Seinfeld is known for never celebrating or fully mentioning Thanksgiving, but this show is too iconic for us to pass up. What happened to the Mom and Pop Shop? Where did Jerry's sneakers go? Did George really buy Jon Voight's Volvo? The team shares their past Thanksgiving experiences. Kev teaches us an important lesson that we need to implement this holiday.   Comments? Suggestions? Text Us: 351-251-2511 IG: @Christmasspecialswelove  https://www.instagram.com/christmasspecialswelove Email: Santa@thechristmasspecialswelove.com Keven Undergaro Regular Guy Friday Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heal-squad-x-maria-menounos/id1320060107?i=1000631977533 Christian Bladt The Bladtcast: https://on.soundcloud.com/hty23Cr4so5myD51A

Legendary music industry executive Clive Davis joins the Billboard Pop Shop Podcast for its super-sized 10th anniversary episode! Davis regales the Pop Shop team with stories about five of the biggest artists he's worked with over the decades: Whitney Houston, Dionne Warwick, Prince, P!nk and Usher. Plus, he discusses a planned documentary about his famed pre-GRAMMY Awards party, music's "hottest ticket." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I had a brilliant conversation with Andrew (Senior Talent Agent Rocky Road Touring) that spanned his perspective on booking shows internationally, macroeconomics, the advantages boutique independent agencies have on larger corporations, and more. Please share this with anyone that might be interested in the topics, links below to subscribe and stay in the loop with the podcast and Prism: Subscribe www.prism.fm/podcast/ More on Prism www.prism.fm Follow us on Instagram (@prismfm) www.instagram.com/prismfm Meet the Podcast Host/CEO of Prism https://www.linkedin.com/in/mford3 Rocky Road Touring www.rockyroadtouring.com (01:48) - Growing and scaling Rocky Road Touring (06:50) - Booking shows internationally  (08:50 ) - Live Music in China, Israel and Russia (13:36) - Roger Waters asking bands to Boycott Israel (17:00) - Russia, Eastern Europe and Ukraine  (29:11 ) - Shows in South America, FIAT Currencies & Bitcoin (34:49) - Booking shows in bitcoin, Macroeconomics of currency exchange  (45:05) - The advantage of boutique and independent agencies (54:13) - Strong-manning the perspective of working with bigger agencies  (58:35) - Can boutique agencies cultivate the same level of relationships  (01:05:00) - Powering an agency with technology (01:13:00) - The beauty and joy of a true Mom and Pop Shop (01:19:07) - Hopes for the future of the music industry

Dionne Woods chat with Chris Jeanguenat, a Virginia painter, whose fun, illustrative paintings reflect her love of nature and adventure. She works primarily in acrylic and chalk paint and will paint anything if it stands still long enough. Her inspiration is taken from raising two sons, with her playful pitbull and her husband and high school sweetheart. Her childhood adventures, from living in 300 acres of solitary forests, digging for treasures, building forts, climbing trees with books and snacks, are threaded within her paintings. Chris hopes the viewer can feel as if they've stepped into their own magical childhood memories. She currently shows her work at the Bay School Community Arts Center, Pop Shop by Jo Louise in Newport News, Gallerie Ukwensi in Ghent, as well as local restaurants, coffee houses and shops. She also has been a featured artist at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens in 2021, 2022 and 2023. Upcoming Events: Chris will be a featured artist in March of 2024 at the Meyera E. Oberndorf Central Library. For purchases she can be reached at : acjeanguenat@gmail.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wanderlustandart Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chrisjeanguenat

We talk about some mom and pop shop here that is being sued by Katy Perry.

Taylor Swift goes back to December all the time, and the Billboard Pop Shop Podcast crew goes back to The Eras Tour all the time — or at least twice. On the latest episode, Katie & Keith talk all about hitting SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., for Night 4 of Swift's epic Eras Tour, just under five months after the Pop Shop duo took a field trip to Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium for the second weekend of the trek back in March. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the first day of August, which has us thinking about Taylor Swift's timely song “August” from her 2020 album "Folklore." And we got to wondering… what other big month-themed songs are there out there? And does every month have its own Billboard Hot 100 hit? Plus, Swift's “August” has so far peaked at No. 23 on the Hot 100 -- the week of "Folklore's" release -- but what is the highest-charting month hit ever? Take a stroll through a literal calendar of hits on the latest Pop Shop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carrie and David Grant are best known as the expert vocal coaches from Fame Academy to Carrie and David's Pop Shop. But, they're new book 'A Very Modern Family' charts their parenting experiences in the hope that it will help other families in similar circumstances. The scientist and presenter Professor Turi King, whose genealogy, forensics and archaeological finds helped her identify Richard III during his car park exhumation. Bringing the funny to proceedings stand-up comedian Nabil Abdulrashid has gone from a finalist on Britain's Grot Talent to making a Pilgrimage on the BBC Two show. All that – plus the Inheritance Tracks of Rob Rinder. Presenters: Nikki Bedi and Jason Mohammad Producers: Ben Mitchell and Glyn Tansley

How do you create a business that people would really miss if it were to go up in flames? How do you grow a business that is also a pillar of its community and a treasure in its neighborhood? Because those are the types of businesses that are missed. This week, I explore the concept of a mom-and-pop-shop business approach and what makes it have such an impactful presence and be fundamentally resilient.Find links to everything mentioned in this episode here: https://www.simonegraceseol.com/250

Daniel Jacob Horine is the artist behind Pop Fly Pop Shop. Each week, he drops a new sports-themed art print in the style of a comic book cover. The piece goes on pre-sale for a week and the number of pre-sale orders determines the size of the print run. Then the print is retired forever. We discuss how Daniel's love of baseball played a huge role in the start of Pop Fly Pop Shop, how he and his wife started the project in a spare bedroom, and the charitable causes Pop Fly Pop Shop has been able to support along the way. Find Pop Fly Pop Shop Online: Website: popflypopshop.comTwitter: @popflypopshopInstagram: @popflypopshopFacebook: Pop Fly Pop ShopYouTube: popflypopshopFind Baseball Bucket List Online:Twitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.comThis podcast is part of the Curved Brim Media Network:Twitter: @CurvedBrimWebsite: curvedbrimmedia.comSportsBall is the subscription box created for the baseball fan who wants more. Each box contains a hat, a decal, and a souvenir item. Learn more at https://sportsballbox.com/

It's been a sad state of affairs for consumer companies not named TikTok. Poparazzi just shut down. (At least some of the team went to Instagram.) Popshop is struggling. The venture capital firm Benchmark helped establish both companies as consumer startups to watch by leading their Series A rounds. Sarah Tavel, who led the investment in Poparazzi and has worked closely with Popshop, agreed to come on the Newcomer podcast to talk about the brutal state of consumer startups. “Our deep belief at Benchmark is that our job is not to predict the future, but to try as best we can to see the present clearly,” Tavel told me.Of course, it's not just Benchmark's once high-flying startups that are reeling. Andreessen Horowitz audio company Clubhouse laid off more than half of its employees. Hype for the photo company BeReal seems to be dying down. (Searches for the company's name on Google are at less than half their peak.) “It is a really tough environment right now to build that type of company,” Tavel said about startups building for consumers. “It's always been difficult, but the level of difficulty has been turned all the way on. Because right now, anybody building something in consumer has to compete with the most addictive consumer format that we've ever had — which is short video.”Tavel, who co-led an early investment in Pinterest and then became the company's first product manager, talked through some of the most promising opportunities in startups. Artificial intelligence seems poised to create new consumer startups. Tavel flagged the legal artificial intelligence company EvenUp, which just raised at a $350 million valuation from Bessemer, as one such promising startup. I marveled at the bootstrapped rise of Midjourney. But, of course, many generative AI startups, especially ones building foundation models, are raising such large rounds that it can be difficult for a firm like Benchmark to rationalize an investment. We also talked about one of Tavel's most successful investments at Benchmark, Chainalysis. The blockchain data company raised $170 million at $8.6 billion last year. The New York Times wrote a glowing profile of the company last month. Tavel, who doesn't like to announce her startup investments, revealed that she has secretly invested in an unannounced NFT company.“Crypto is a bad word now,” Tavel told me. “It's really hard to train consumers to trust something again — once a consumer has made a first impression. It's much easier to teach a user a first impression than to rewrite that first impression.”Finally, I asked Tavel to give us a peek behind the curtain at Benchmark. Fortune's Jessica Mathews recently interviewed Benchmark's Bill Gurley about his decision to step back.Mathews wrote:“The venture business, if you want to be at the top, requires insane, remarkable hustle… You have to live in fear that the next Google is going to get funded by a firm that's not yours,” he says. “Either you're in there rowing as hard as you can, because we're all a team, or you're not.”That said, he still has strong instincts about the future of tech. “If I were still active as a venture capitalist, I'd be looking at a lot of the vertical applications of A.I. I look at the coding stuff, and it's insane… If you're not using it, I think you're probably writing your own death certificate as a programmer, because people are going to be so much more efficient. And the question is: What are other applications that have that kind of productivity boost or lift, and I think people are trying to figure that out.”But in the end, it was a book by Steve Martin, Born Standing Up, that helped convince Gurley it was time to step back. “One day, [Martin] is in Vegas and he comes out, and the top row is empty, the first time he's ever seen the top row empty. He quits the next day—never does standup again. And then he goes off and he does his banjo and his theater and his acting.… Like I said, I don't think I ever played the stage, so I'd rather not say I'm the same. It influenced me. That notion influenced me.”Today, the Benchmark partnership is made up of Tavel, Peter Fenton, Eric Vishria, Chetan Puttagunta, and Miles Grimshaw. Tavel said about the firm, “We've always had a pretty simple idea, which is that there's this creative destruction.”“Once you start — there's no training wheels. So you're thrown into the deep end. You're an equal partner and you're expected to be 100% until the minute that you retire,” Tavel said. “And when you have an equal partnership, it kind of pushes you in the direction of just recognizing — as Bill said in that interview — the hustle may not be in you anymore. And if you feel that way, then the model — as was set up by the founders — is such that it's time to raise your hand and move on.”Of course, my understanding is that partners like Gurley, Matt Cohler, and Mitch Lasky remain fairly heavily involved at Benchmark even so. “It's like an affliction. The reason they're here in the first place was because the curiosity and competitiveness and the drive for learning and relevance, being in the mix, that never leaves you,” Tavel said. “They are a significant portion of our LP base, they're still there on Mondays, and I'm texting all of them all the time.”Find the Podcast Get full access to Newcomer at www.newcomer.co/subscribe

On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie & Keith are breaking down all the Las Vegas music action -- including our very own Pop Shop field trip to see T-Swift and Katie's review of Maroon 5's opening weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leonard Gentine never had any plans for starting a business. But by sheer accident, he got to know about a new profession and started a business which was a failure. Later by another accident, he got the idea to start a cheese making business. He faced several problems but finally they succeeded and it became a billion dollar company. Let us check out his story.

On this episode of the In the Club Podcast by Club Colors, we feature our DesignLab Managers, Nicole Berthold, and Charlene Guthrie, as well as Crystal Puotinen, DesignLab's E-Commerce Coordinator. Today, our guests share how DesignLab works with brand advisors to come up with innovative branded solutions.They share the differences between a brand shop and a pop shop and how to retain brand integrity all throughout, including curated products. With the trend of products going sustainable, our guests share examples of how to offer products that offer this option. John invites potential partners to take the Logo Challenge (link at the bottom) and for everyone to stick around for today's Hot Iron with JMo!HIGHLIGHT QUOTESPioneering the pop shop as a solution to clients - Nicole: "A pop shop, we also have a more simple solution. It's a pop form. So is there data collection? If it's solely data collection, no payment, and it's just, “Hey, go on, pick your item”, then that's going to be a pop form. There's no payment collected. It's simply just data. So that's a solution that we actually came up with about six months ago, but to that point, that's the cool thing about DesignLab and our technology services too. We're constantly looking into different ways to provide those solutions to clients based on their needs."A brand shop with sustainable options reaches across demographics - John: "It's very consistent with the way that decision-makers at all brands are thinking because generations of staff members now are thinking deeper than a paycheck. At least, they want the option too. If you only make it about a paycheck and you only make it about getting the number, get the number, and there's no greater purpose, then you're probably going to have a lot of turnover and people that really don't steward the brand. So the whole idea of creating a brand-consistent shop like this that is aesthetically pleasing, that has a variety of options for every different type of demographic, it's really a fantastic solution." Connect with our amazing guests below:Nicole | Charlene | CrystalWant to work with DesignLab? Shoot us an email HERE or HERE.Try the Club Colors Logo Challenge! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform. We really appreciate it!

Kalen Bruce of Money Mini Blog questions when a small business turns into an evil corporation Episode 847: The Turning Point: When Does a Mom & Pop Shop Turn Into an Evil Corporation? By Kalen Bruce Kalen Bruce is the founder of MoneyMiniBlog. His story is simple… he and his wife were $24,000 in debt and became a student of finances to get out. They are now debt-free and building wealth. Kalen shares everything he has learned on his blog, writing informative, entertaining, mini blogs to help you with your finances. Finances can be intimidating, so he keeps his posts short, sweet, and simple. The original post is located here: https://moneyminiblog.com/popular/the-turning-point-mom-pop-shop-evil-corporation/  Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We had a great Wild Card Weekend in the NFL! We go game-by-game recapping NFL Wild Card weekend and give our biggest takeaways. From there we preview the Divisional Round and look ahead to what we expect to see plus make our locks of the week picks. We're a Bears pod and Kevin Warren is the new team President, so we open the mailbag asking about the new man in charge. Send in those mailbags!

Before the rise of crypto investing, venture capital careers seemed to be divided into two buckets: consumer and business-to-business. If the goal of venture capital investing is to pick winners, American consumer investors generally picked wrong. There just hasn't been another Facebook. The biggest consumer startup of the moment is ByteDance, a Chinese company. While I've generally dedicated more time to writing about software investing since that's where the money and exits have been, I've tried to chronicle consumer investing to the extent that it exists. I was the first to report BeReal's seed and Series A funding round. I've scooped some of Discord's valuation ascent. In December 2020, I wrote about investors' effort to will a consumer renaissance into being. Sure, there weren't any obvious new platforms but consumer investors weren't going to let that get in their way.I invited my good friends Max Child and James Wilsterman onto the Dead Cat podcast. They're the co-founders of voice games company Volley. The NFX, Y Combinator, and Lightspeed-backed startup — which they tell me is the largest voice game company — started off as a chatbot games company. So Child and Wilsterman know consumer trends. Chatbots once burned red hot before evaporating only to be revived with the rise of generative artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, few VCs have been bullish on voice as a platform.Child, Wilsterman, and I dig into the struggles of the QVC for startups trend. Popshop looks to be on the rocks and Whatnot may be peaking. We interrogate whether marketplaces were ever really a thing. And we wonder if AirPods as the next platform was really just a statement about Clubhouse. Then we look to 2023 and consider the pockets of hope for consumer investing: the rise of generative AI startups and the possibility that Apple announces an augmented reality device. And we ponder whether this crypto winter will ever thaw.Give it a listen Get full access to Newcomer at www.newcomer.co/subscribe

On this week's edition of Doers Do small business therapy we welcomed on Rob from The Marion Merchant in Iowa. He brings a unique perspective for listeners as his main goal it to run a successful brick and mortar shop focused mostly on custom orders vs. a production type e-commerce shop. After Hours Entrepreneur: Your Guide to Profitable, 6-Figure YearsQuit your job. Make more money.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Texas Medley , CEO of Medley Heating & Air Conditioning , hated the trades as a kid. But after a multi-year stint in grocery retail, he began his journey to build his dream $50 million mom n' pop HVAC business. Texas shares how realigning his priorities and laying a strong foundation of family culture set his company up for future growth. Join us as we discuss: (5:50) Negative stigma attached to the trades (20:38) Shifting mindset to escape the “rat race” mentality (33:30) The importance of strong culture and positive reinforcement  Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: Texas Medley  Medley Heating & Air Conditioning   You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to Toolbox of the Trades on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Toolbox of the Trades in your favorite podcast player.

On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie & Keith talk about their epic pop weekend, starting with Adele's opening night & ending with Elton John's second-to-last U.S. tour stop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie & Keith are joined by Pop Shop founder Jason Lipshutz to break down the top four categories for the 2023 Grammys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Thanks for reading this! Please like and share this episode, and also subscribe to the channel. I would greatly appreciate it! Care warning: Traumatic surgeries and teaching will be discussed in this episode. Masha (Marianna) Freydlin MA, MSED, Ed.M is a NYC public school teacher, leadership coach and teacher mentor who has spent over 16 years in ENL/ESL classrooms, working closely with immigrant communities and falling in love with teaching. With the onset of the pandemic, Masha created an online community for educators that is defined by optimism, a solution based approach to taking on challenges, and celebrating our humanness. A double transplant recipient, she loves people and books and finds something to smile about everyday. “I believe in the good in people and I get to live every day doing what I love, what's not to smile about?” Masha's contact information: Email: theperceptiveteacher@gmail.com Website: www.theperceptiveteacher.com FB: The Teachers Lounge IG: @theperceptiveteacher My contact information: www.chrisdtgordon.com @chrisdtgordon Chris DT Gordon's TAG and POP Shop: https://chris-dt-gordons-tag-and-pop-store.myshopify.com/ Two good people: @nateberan

On the latest Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie & Keith are throwing out rapid-fire questions about what to expect from Rihanna's Big Game concert. Also on the show, we've got chart news about BLACKPINK, Harry Styles and Luke Combs. And in breaking Pop Shop news, we're sharing our first impressions of Elton John and Britney Spears' "Hold Me Closer" music video. Our first thought: Where are Elton and Britney?!? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Survivor is the most iconic reality television competition of the last twenty years. And Todd Herzog, the winner of Survivor's 15th season, is one of the show's most iconic winners. Todd joins the show to shed some light on what it's really like to play Survivor, and how his life changed when he came back to regular society. He also shares personal reflections on his battle with addiction and how that has been misrepresented in pop culture. Check out Todd's Pop Shop on instagram @toddspopshopGet your copy of 'Preconceived' TODAY, available in Paperback and Kindle, at https://www.amazon.com/Preconceived-Challenging-preconceptions-our-lives/dp/B0B7QJPQDK .

Thanks for reading this! Please like and share this episode, and also subscribe to the channel. I would greatly appreciate it! Care warning: Traumatic injuries will be discussed in this episode. Andraya Lund is a Twin Cities-raised family woman, business professional, and community leader. She is also the survivor of a traumatic motorcycle accident whose strong family spirit, tenacity, and perseverance have helped her recover and serve others on many fronts. Andraya's contact information: Twitter: @str8shooterMN Instagram: @andrayabella www.linkedin.com/in/andrayalund My contact information: www.chrisdtgordon.com @chrisdtgordon Chris DT Gordon's TAG and POP Shop: https://chris-dt-gordons-tag-and-pop-store.myshopify.com/ Two guys who could easily defeat me in esports: @nateberan

Thanks for reading this! Please like and share this episode, and also subscribe to the channel. I would greatly appreciate it! As an internationally recognized speaker, trainer and coach with unique qualifications and expertise in working with teens, their mentors, parents and teachers. “Sensei Dave” Armstrong has spoken on many international stages, delivering compelling messages of hope, empowerment and tangible/practical advice. Sensei Dave is a foster care alumni that grew up as a product of a broken family, in and out of youth correctional facilities, foster homes and group homes, all while dealing with the death of his only parent (his mother) when he was 13 years old. After overcoming all of these obstacles in life and defying his destiny, he decided to serve humanity by dedicating 20+ years towards helping people better their lives and their relationships with their children or the children they work with. After Sensei Dave retired from 24-years of Active Duty Military Service in the U.S. Air Force, he decided to open Unlimited Potential Network Academy Coaching, to publish his amazing motivational autobiography to inspire Caring Adults working with our youth, and start a program called “The Speakers Meet-Up" for aspiring speakers to find and refine their inner-voice for the world. Sensei Dave's contact information: www.senseidave.com https://www.upna.net/ info@upna.net My contact information: www.chrisdtgordon.com @chrisdtgordon Chris DT Gordon's TAG and POP Shop: https://chris-dt-gordons-tag-and-pop-store.myshopify.com/ Guys who don't live in Greece: @nateberan

Casey Winters is the Chief Product Officer at Eventbrite where he leads the PM, product design, research, and growth marketing teams. Prior to Eventbrite, Casey spent close to 3 years at Pinterest where he led the growth product team. Andy Johns is one of the pre-eminent growth leaders of the last decade. Andy's career started in growth at Facebook when the company scaled from 100M-500M active users. Since he has worked in some of the leading growth orgs at companies like Twitter, Quora and more recently at Wealthfront as Head of Growth and President. Bangaly Kaba is the Head of Platform Growth @ Popshop Live, a live streaming mobile marketplace that combines commerce, entertainment, and social. Prior to Popshop, Bangaly led the product growth and consumer product orgs at Instacart and before Instacart was Head of Growth @ Instagram, where he built and led the product team that helped grow Instagram from 440M to > 1B monthly actives in 2.5yrs. Elena Verna is a master when it comes to all things starting and scaling growth organizations. Previously, Elena spent over 7 years as SVP Growth @ SurveyMonkey where she ran product, growth marketing, and data teams. Post SurveyMonkey, Elena worked with the rocket ship that is Miro both as Interim CMO and as an advisor. Ed Baker is an angel investor and growth advisor to various startups including Lime, Zwift, Whoop, Crimson Education, GoPeer, and Playbook. Ed was the VP of Product and Growth at Uber from 2013-2017. Prior to Uber, Ed was the Head of International Growth at Facebook. Rob Schutz is Chief Growth Officer and Co-founder at Ro, the healthcare technology company building a patient-centric healthcare system. Under Rob's growth leadership, Ro has become one of the fastest-growing companies in the country. Prior to Ro, Rob was VP of Growth at Bark, the makers of BarkBox, and helped scale revenue from zero to $100 million. In Today's Episode with Ed Baker You Will Learn: 1.) Casey Winters: How does Casey define "growth"? How does it differ from product? How do the best growth leaders decide between art vs science when making growth decisions? 2.) Andy Johns: What is Andy's biggest advice to founders looking to build their first growth team? What unexpected choice did Andy decide to make at Twitter that moved the needle for new user acquisition? 3.) Bangaly Kaba: What were some of Bangaly's biggest takeaways from scaling Instagram from 440M users to 1BN? What decisions did Bangaly make without data? How did they go? What did he learn? 4.) Ed Baker: What are Ed's biggest takeaways from facebook around structuring growth teams? What are Ed's biggest pieces of advice for startyups looking to grow internationally? What were some of Ed's biggest learnings from working with Travis @ Uber? 5.) Elena Verna: What is the difference between a good vs great growth model? When does one need to change or amend their growth model? How does one know when it is working? 6.) Rob Schutz: Why does Rob believe that startups should not diversify their customer acquisition channels too quickly? How does Rob assess resouirce allocation and spend on new channels? How did this process look when partnering with the MLB for Ro?