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Rapper Ro Immortal talks future dreams, betting on himself, new music & more. Tap in!

Jose Guapo skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report for another in depth episode to speak about his mental and spiritual health, thoughts on rappers locked up, losing Takeoff, seeing the Migos split, QC reunion tour, female rappers taking over the music industry, liking neat sex, and his upcoming podcast.  https://www.instagram.com/joseguapo/ https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

University of Colorado-Boulder professors Jeff York and Brad Werner distill entrepreneurship research into actionable insights. CREATIVE DISTILLATION Jeff York | Associate Professor | Research Director
jeffrey.york@colorado.edu Brad Werner | Instructor | Teaching Director
walter.werner@colorado.edu Deming Center for Entrepreneurship | CU Leeds School of Business
303.492.9018 | deming@colorado.edu -- EPISODE 51: SEASON 4 FINALE! Q&A with Leeds MBA Students (with guest Brynn Keenan, Grist Analytics) Previously on Creative Distillation: Brad and Jeff conducted field research at Twisted Pine Brewing in Boulder, Colorado, speaking with Brynn Keenan, founder and CEO of Grist Analytics. They discussed Brynn's background and Grist's work in providing QC services to breweries of all sizes. This time, we're still at Twisted Pine, with Brad and Jeff taking questions on a number of topics from our live audience of Leeds School of Business MBA students. Brynn sticks around to lend her expertise to the proceedings. There's a lot to learn in this episode. Enjoy and cheers! Learn more about Leeds' MBA Programs at https://www.colorado.edu/business/graduate-programs/mba-programs Learn more about Learn more about Brynn Keenan on her LinkedIn page, and at gristanalytics.com. -- Learn more about CU's Deming Center for Entrepreneurship: https://deming.colorado.edu Comments/criticism/suggestions/feedback? We'd love to hear it. Drop us a note at CDpodcast@colorado.edu. Thanks for listening. -
An Analog Digital Arts Production for the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship
Produced, recorded and edited by Joel Davis "Whiskey Before Breakfast" [Traditional] performed by Jeffrey York and Brad Werner. Recorded, mixed and mastered by George Figgs

This interview was recorded for the GOTO Book Club.gotopia.tech/bookclubJohan Vos - Author of "Quantum Computing in Action" & Co Founder at GluonPreben Thorø - CTO at Trifork SwitzerlandDESCRIPTIONQuantum Computing is on the rise. Do you want to know why you shouldn't wait to program quantum computers until they are available for everyone? Johan Vos will tell you in this GOTO Book Club episode. Watch the teaser now.The interview is based on Johan's book "Quantum Computing in Action"Read the full transcription of the interview hereRECOMMENDED BOOKSJohan Vos • Quantum Computing in ActionJack D. Hidary • Quantum Computing: An Applied ApproachSarah C. Kaiser & Christopher Grenade • Learn Quantum Computing with Python & Q#Venkateswaran Kasirajan • Fundamentals of Quantum ComputingBrian Clegg • Quantum Computing: The Transformative Technology of the Qubit RevolutionScott Aaronson • Quantum Computing Since DemocritusWilliam (Chuck) Easttom • Quantum Computing FundamentalsWolfgang Scherer • Mathematics of Quantum ComputingTwitterLinkedInFacebookLooking for a unique learning experience?Attend the next GOTO conference near you! Get your ticket: gotopia.techSUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL - new videos posted almost daily

In this episode, we are speaking with Kayla Leon who loves to bring children's imaginations to life, one story at a time! Kayla Leon is a mom of two inspiring kiddos with a passion for writing magical children's books that spark the imagination, so that children can grow their passions and parents can create lasting memories with their little ones. If she isn't jotting down notes for her next children's book, you'd most likely find Kayla gardening in her greenhouse, sipping on coffee or dancing in the kitchen with her family, including their four-legged friend Lincoln.  Kayla is passionate about helping parents raise their kids with creativity and imagination. She believes that every child deserves to grow up in an environment where they are encouraged to be themselves and express their creativity. Kayla's son James was the inspiration for her book, What a Mess, Kid. At a very young age, Kayla could tell that James had a creative, intelligent mind; his eyes lit up every time he learned something new. Kayla recognized this joy in her son and knew that having a wondrous mind would lead James on many a great adventure.  Kayla grew up in the small town of Aylmer, Qc. She loves where she is from, and she is a big supporter of local business. She lives her life knowing that you can do anything if you set your mind to it. The sky is never the limit. Intro: 00:24 Background & Experience: 00:54 What hurdles did you overcome as a new author and mother? 05:03 Managing work-life balance  07:26 What other advice would you give new mothers to further their careers?  08:39 How did publishing your first book change your process of writing? 12:32 Tell us about the book 14:13 What are you still hoping to accomplish? 16:01 Four Go-To Questions 18:31: 1. Who and what inspires you? 2. What is something you wished you knew when you were younger? 3. What's the essential part of your daily routine?  4. Best advice you've ever received Last words 23:21 Connect with Kayla: Website What A Mess Kid Instagram: @kaylaleonauthor Facebook: kayla Leon The Francy Life - Not Your Momma's Podcast Available Here:  Apple Spotify  Check Cristina Francy Out:  Blog: https://cristinafrancy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notyourmommas.podcast  Amazon Store Front: https://www.amazon.com/shop/notyourmommas.podcast  Email for collaborations: cristinarfrancy@gmail.com    ABOUT THE FRANCY LIFE- NOT YOUR MOMMA'S PODCAST I'm here to help empower women and pull back the curtain on expert's advice for every area of our lives. Through a series of interviews, we will tackle everything from eating for wellness, the best advice for littles, fashion and style, and everything in between. Get ready to get real. This is NOT YOUR MOMMA'S PODCAST. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefrancylife/support  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefrancylife/support

John Hayes an Danny Brams are at Atrium Health Performance Park and sit down with Crown Legacy President Darrius Barnes. The team has already qualified for the MLS Next Pro playoffs in its inaugural season with five regular season games remaining. The guys discuss the connection between Charlotte FC and Crown Legacy, developing homegrown players and how Patrick Agyemang landed in the QC.

John and Danny are at Brawley's Beverage on Park Road in south Charlotte. The guys discuss Karol Swiderski's uncertain future in the QC, Charlotte FC's 4-0 loss to Inter Miami in the League's Cup & answer TFOS questions. Plus, how many points will it take for CLTFC to make the MLS playoffs? It's For The Crown, baby!

This week, Adam and Wack talk about 1090 Jake, Milk, Reason vs TDE, Offset vs QC, Kodak Black, Akademiks, Young Nudy's PDE affiliates indicted and more! ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Captain Brick joined the panel for Episode 167 to discuss his career and new album "Saddam On A Tuesday". Other topics include Melle Mel and Eminem exchanging disses, Offset and QC seemingly settling their differences, the Montgomery Alabama Riverboat Brawl, and MORE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/washthis/support

Ripped from the pages of the popular Wildfire Magazine anthology, “Igniting the Fire Within,” we've curated this special mini podcast for you. Each Friday, hear a new bite-sized episode. Featuring “just the stories” from the book read by the authors. Think of this as your dynamic audiobook version of Igniting the Fire Within. Enjoy! This episode features Clare Li reading her essay “My Inner Voice.” Clare Li. Sewist, Sustainable Procurement Professional. IDC, Stage IV, ER+, PR+. Montreal, QC. Buy the Wildfire book “Igniting the Fire Within: Stories of Healing, Hope & Humor, Inside Today's Young Breast Cancer Community”: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJVJ629F?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860More about Clare: https://www.instagram.com/missclareli/Hear Clare's story followed by a conversation with April Stearns on The Burn: https://player.captivate.fm/episode/2f68419c-85ec-4ce0-8a11-3d9b903f431aGet the free Wildfire email newsletter: https://www.wildfirecommunity.orgLearn about Wildfire writing workshops: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshopsShop Wildfire merch & more: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shopSend your voice recording testimonial to editor@wildfirecommunity.org*Free* Get Wildfire and The Burn freebies here: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/free

John and Danny discuss why Friday night's match vs. Inter Miami and Messi is the biggest game in club history. Who will rise to meet the occasion? It's a patio podcast on a beautiful thirsty Thursday in the QC. Come join us Friday night at Elizabeth Parlor Room at 8pmET. It's For The Crown, baby!

On this episode: We've made it to episode 260! This Thursday, the guys kick the pod off with a little convo on Hip-Hop's greatest debut albums & then move into music. In new music, Miguel & Lil Yachty are set to drop new music Friday, along with Trippie Redd & more. In news, Beyoncé takes the crown for the highest grossing tour by a black female artist, Tory Lanez sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, Offset drops his case against QC, Billboard's Hip-Hop Hall of Fame, no new artist breaking the mold, the Montgomery Brawl, & more.   Intro: NBA Youngboy- Bad Morning   Roderick | SAISO CUPID- What You Hurd   Cari | Lil Yachty-  SOLO STEPPIN CRETE BOY   Subscribe to Apple Music now to hear all of the new albums & tracks we discuss: https://apple.co/3NgdXW

It's time to raise the curtain on the Fantasia Film Festival which is taking place right now in Montreal, QC. Mike shines a light on several films of interst including several Czech films, classic kung fu, and quite a few films that will be featured on The Projection Booth in the coming weeks.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5513239/advertisement

Roasting for espresso is a tricky business. Not only are there multiple variables that inherently complicate the extraction process but there is also a wide variety of opinion is and preferences for what the final flavor experience should be like. On this Rate of Rise episode we will be talking about how one world renowned roastery roasts for espresso and how their technique and approach has evolved over their history. We are talking with Jaroslav Tuček, founder of Doubleshot in the Czech Republic.  Born and raised in Czech Republic and graduating High school in Arizona US, Jaroslav has been in coffee since 2002. Starting as a barista at Portola Cafe in California, he obtained AN M.A. in Canadian literature from SFU in Vancouver where he continued work in coffee with 49th Paralell. Upon return to The Czech Republic he worked for the first specialty roastery learning fromjeremy Raths.  In 2009-2010 he left to Panama together with my gf (current business partner as well) and spend one year working for Graciano Cruz and Maria Ruiz in Boquete, mostly learning about the farm level. He had the opportunity to be part of HiQ Coffee launch in the US, where he worked with Graciano Cruz and Willem Boot on a development project in Chalatenango in El Salvador. They started Doubleshot in 2010, sourcing green from people we met or worked with in Central America. Over the 13 years we opened 4 coffee shops, training center, and bakery in downtown Prague. However, wholesale is still the major part of our business. We took part in many World barista, brewers or coffee in good spirit competitions. Jaroslave also used to be a certified Q, SCAA Cupping judge, SCA AST etc. Nowadays, green bean buying and QC, together with managing different teams of people in marketing, social media, desing etc. Doubleshot employs around 90 people, and sells coffee all around the world   Links: https://www.doubleshot.cz/ https://www.instagram.com/doubleshotcz/ Related Episodes: ROR #23 : How to Close the Industry-Consumer Flavor Gap w/ Phil Beattie, Dillanos Coffee Roasters RoR #1: A Conversation w/ Anne Cooper of Equilibrium Master Roasters 286 : Coffee Roasting Best Practices w/ Scott Rao 418: Founder Friday! w/ John and Luigi Di Ruocco of Mr. Espresso, Oakland, CA 196 : Understanding Customer Preferences w/ Peter Giuliano Transcript     Visit our sponsor ROAST MAGAZINE and subscribe!     

Even though the @SWTVC was unable to attend San Diego Comic-Con this year, Hasbro was kind enough to invite us to still participate in the convention hype and chat with Hasbro Star Wars' very own Chris Reiff. We chat a little about the pipeline, fan engagement, some QC issues, as well as [obviously] THE GHOST! Some really good nuggets in this interview, and thanks again to Hasbro and R&CPMK for making this possible. As always, #keep375alive, #gettheghost and may the Force be with you!

Join Gary and Jamie for Part 2 of our process! They talk about; permitting, material ordering, electrical QC, and cabinet QC, tile QC, what they are, and what goes on during those meetings, change orders, and so much more!

“ Beards & Bottles” Podcast Is Real life interactions cultivated with great conversations over even better drinks

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**FREE Episodes released weekly on Mondays. Subscribers get ad free listening, early release and bonus episodes**In 1989 two Swedish backpackers, Heidi Paakkonen and Sven Urban Hoglin arrived in New Zealand for the trip of a lifetime. And never went home. They were last seen alive together in Thames on April 7th 1989. One year after their mysterious disappearance Urban Hoglin's body would be found and confirmed a brutal murder. But to this day Heidi's body has never been found. Season 3 of GUILT will see Ryan attempt to finally bring an end to this mystery and send Heidi home to her family where she belongs. Ryan will uncover never before heard witnesses, fresh evidence in a Season of the podcast that really has to be heard to be believed.If you have any information relevant to the case of the murder of Heidi Paakkonen and Urban Hoglin in 1989, please contact us. You can do this anonymously at brevitystudiosnz@gmail.comVoice Acting in this episode:Anna Waddell as Heidi PaakkonenLewis Roscoe as David TamihereDean Young as Colin nicholson QCand Jack Pritchard as Secret Witness C, Ronchie HarrisMusic:Theme Song: Traditional 'Polska Fran Knaggalve'Series Directed & Produced: Brevity StudiosHosted & Narrated: Ryan WolfSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/guilt. Expand your listening experience and support the creation of this podcast by becoming an Acast+ Subscriber. Benefits include, Early Release, Ad Free Listening and Bonus Content. https://plus.acast.com/s/guilt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Capitol Theater & Kahl Building Cut the RibbonNew Floating Classroom for Living Lands & WatersSC US Senator Scott Campaigns in QC

Justin Martindale (@justinmartindale) checks into the Roach Motel to talk Brittany and tries to find the bonus hole while Josh smells some things on a slap happy episode of The Josh Potter Show.   PLUS!   Distractions in the Sky   Superbad Texts   Shooting His Dialysis Shot   Home Depot / Lowes Run Down   Family Affair   5-Star Slur   Ivan + Hayley   This week's music is "“Purple Tights” by Griff Parker   *** See Josh Live!   Sept 29 - Oct 1 Skankfest, Las Vegas, NV   October 20 & 21, SoulJoel's, Pottstown, PA    December 1, 2, & 3, La Jolla Comedy Store, La Jolla, CA   December 22 & 23, Side Splitters Comedy Club, Tampa, LA   https://linktr.ee/Josh_Potter   *** See more Justin!   Listen or watch Just Sayin' with Justin Martindale on Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts. July 19, Cobb's Comedy Club San Francisco, CA   July 25, Newspeak (Just for Laughs Festival), Montreal, QC    *** Check out the Patreon:   https://www.patreon.com/TheJoshPotterShow   Josh Potter's New Channel:   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpREVmHBIx4QIQLA5ZUx0wA   Josh Potter's New Email:   joshpottershow@gmail.com   Josh Potter Links   https://www.cameo.com/josh_potter   Twitch Streams are back! https://twitch.tv/josh_potter   https://twitter.com/j_potter   https://instagram.com/josh_potter   ***SPONSORS*** Get 50% off your next Dashpass order when you spend $15 or more. Download the DoorDash app & use code JOSHPOTTERSUMMER

The final week of Link Up Series 5 and a legendary Ontario brewery is bringing it home - Great Lakes! Tiff and Cee hung out with Denise and Cole to chat about their JEDI (Justice Equality Diversity Inclusion) initiatives, how they work super closely with all of their community partners to better build relationships and dedication from their team, the intentionality of all of their work, how they build events around their community collaborations, and how they're trying to get craft beer in more hands than ever. GLB dropped a fantastic beer and another Link Up first, a New England XPA (Xtra Pale Ale), with bright citrus vibes, perfect for the summer. This wraps another incredible series - see y'all in Series 6 this summer!   About the Link Up season: We're back with a brand new season of BAOS Podcast, and this one is something very special and very close to us. We'll be focusing this entire season on Link Up, a non-profit started by the good folks behind Microbrasserie 5e Baron in Aylmer, QC and Tiffany and Cee here at BAOS and High Season Co. Our aim with this program is to help BIPOC from underrepresented communities learn about and enter the craft beer industry in essentially any area they wish - from a brewing apprentice to taking the Cicerone course for front-of-house opportunities, from hop farming to the yeast lab, from beer media to design and photography, we're here to help diversify an industry that is in dire need of it. Link Up Apply for the program via their website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

The first brewery in Hamilton, ON to join in on one of Link Up's collaboration beer series is MERIT. A Hammertown fave, MERIT has always been the gold standard for diversity in craft beer so it was an honour to have them be a part of the initiative. Co-Founder and Head Brewer Aaron Spinney hung out with Tiff and Cee to chat about how diversity has been built into the fabric of the business, how both their menu and their beer reflect a number of cultures at all times, how they involve their team in company decisions and how breweries can introduce their products to new communities. MERIT delivered a 6.2% IPA with Mandarina Bavaria, Citra and Strata hops, and it's citrusy with melon and stone fruit vibes. Cheers!     About the Link Up season: We're back with a brand new season of BAOS Podcast, and this one is something very special and very close to us. We'll be focusing this entire season on Link Up, a non-profit started by the good folks behind Microbrasserie 5e Baron in Aylmer, QC and Tiffany and Cee here at BAOS and High Season Co. Our aim with this program is to help BIPOC from underrepresented communities learn about and enter the craft beer industry in essentially any area they wish - from a brewing apprentice to taking the Cicerone course for front-of-house opportunities, from hop farming to the yeast lab, from beer media to design and photography, we're here to help diversify an industry that is in dire need of it. Link Up Apply for the program via their website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

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Dan Bush from Bummer City Inc. is an entrepreneur with a passion for improving the quality of life and place in the Quad Cities.The owner of multiple businesses, Dan says he tries to create spaces that are more than just bars, but are hangouts. Analog Arcade Bar, being one, is just as it sounds. A bar and an arcade. It brings together the nostalgia of childhood video gaming while fostering a place for adults to gather, have a drink, and destress with some carefree fun. Dan has created a guide called "Look QC" to offer an insider perspective on what makes the QC go round. Those are available at all Bummer City Inc. businesses: Armored Gardens, Devon's Complaint Department, and each Analog location, as well as inside the Black Hawk Hotel. 

Angela Maciocia is a soon-to-be 48-year-old masters runner from just outside of Montreal, QC. On May 27th she competed in the elite field of the Ottawa 10K, which also served as our Canadian Championships. Alongside Olympians and international level athletes, Angela was proud to be the oldest runner in the field and one of only eight women over the age of 40. Not only did she win her 45-49 age group and finish 6th master, she also ran a really smart race in the 30-degree heat to finish only ~30-seconds off her personal best in a time of 39:19.Last October during the Chicago Marathon, Angela ruptured her plantar fascia and was forced to drop out around the 29K mark. Devastated, she left the Windy City on crutches and in a boot just two weeks before her wedding to her best friend & coach, Bruce Raymer. She maintained her aerobic fitness in the pool and on the elliptical (a wedding present from Bruce!), but it took working with a psychologist to come to a place of forgiveness within herself for even toeing that start line in the first place. We had a fascinating discussion on the mental side of the sport, including self-compassion and self-love.Angela is a mom of two teenage boys, one of whom is on the autism spectrum. She is also undergoing a career change that's had her studying five hours a day over the past five months to become a real estate agent.Connect with Angela:Instagram: @angelamaciociaResources we discussed in the episode:Ponya BandsAngela's discount code for 15% off: AngelaRun15Connect with Carolyn & Kim:Email us with guest ideas: inspiredsolescast@gmail.comInspired Soles InstagramKim's InstagramKim's FacebookCarolyn's InstagramCarolyn's FacebookCarolyn's websiteWe love hearing from you! Connect with us on Instagram @inspiredsolescast or email guest ideas to inspiredsolescast@gmail.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend, subscribe or leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.

The third week of Link Up Series 5 brings us back to Ontario, all the way to Kitchener with a true local fave, Counterpoint. Founder Graeme kicks it with Tiff and Cee to chat about the diversity of their staff and customer base, his work with DEI to date, how he collaborates with local businesses to bring a wider awareness to their beers, how he selects who he works with for community collaborations and why his customers often apply for jobs at the brewery. Counterpoint dropped a super fun Link Up beer, a 6.1% milkshake IPA with naranjilla, coconut and lactose - it's citrusy, sweet and creamy. Cheers!   About the Link Up season: We're back with a brand new season of BAOS Podcast, and this one is something very special and very close to us. We'll be focusing this entire season on Link Up, a non-profit started by the good folks behind Microbrasserie 5e Baron in Aylmer, QC and Tiffany and Cee here at BAOS and High Season Co. Our aim with this program is to help BIPOC from underrepresented communities learn about and enter the craft beer industry in essentially any area they wish - from a brewing apprentice to taking the Cicerone course for front-of-house opportunities, from hop farming to the yeast lab, from beer media to design and photography, we're here to help diversify an industry that is in dire need of it. Link Up Apply for the program via their website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

We dive into Joe Quinones's concept art for the Michael Keaton Batsuits and their Kenner action figure influence for The Flash as we update our individual Batman rankings, after the movie, on Batcycles, Batwings, Gotham Cities, Batsuits, and more! Our spoilery Flash review on The Flash Podcast with Andy B premiered live on Saturday, June 17th here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCmw8Yz9cCI Ben was on Table Read Tuesdays AS the voice of Bruce Wayne/Batman in a live reading of the Sam Hamm 1986 draft for Batman 1989: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJLLBoHz9G8 Derrick Magnum, written & directed by Jeffrey Scott Richards, featuring us playing ourselves: https://gofund.me/ce216482 Check out Mark of Death here: https://bliss-on-tap-publishing.square.site/product/mark-of-death-volume-one/83?cs=true&cst=custom Check out more of Danielle Moses's art here: https://feyandfamiliar.com/ www.instagram.com/feyandfamiliar Our June charity is the Hero Initiative here: https://www.heroinitiative.org/ Big thanks to our research assistant Dan Yamat for providing the visuals for this YouTube experience, as well as the usual QC and chapter time codes. Thumbnail by Dan as well Become a part of the Shasta Army on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/superhousepodcast Ben Wan's "Shortcut to Happily Ever After" available on the Metaphorosis website here: https://magazine.metaphorosis.com/story/2023/shortcut-to-happily-ever-after-ben-wan/ YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVhtbDpeTTQ Full issue also available on Kindle and Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BWX33PKT SuperheroStuffPod on iTunes: https://apple.co/3ctz4lN SuperheroStuffPod on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2yq3Kpo INSTAGRAM: @superherostuffpod TWITTER: Twitter.com/SuperhousePod FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/SuperHousePod YOUTUBE: YouTube.com/c/SuperHousePodcast Please email us at: SuperHousePodcast@gmail.com ANDREW'S CHANNEL/WEBSITE: IG: ThunderWolfDrew Twitter: ThunderWolfDrew YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/thunderwolflives Website: www.thunderwolfdrew.com/ BEN'S CHANNEL/WEBSITE: http://www.benwanwriter.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6nG7A354pour2CUw0co3Ug Home Page with Show Notes and more!: www.SuperheroStuffPod.com SUPERHOUSE MERCH: http://superhousepod.redbubble.com/ https://www.superherostuffpod.com/shop (affiliates) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John’s guest this week is Robert Buckland, QC, a British barrister and Member of Parliament, who has also held high offices in the British government: Lord Chancellor, Secretary of State for Justice and Secretary of State for Wales. They talk over his career and especially his role as Lord Chancellor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Week 2 of Link Up's Series 5 keeps us in Quebec with Lachute haze masters Sir John! Co-Founders Joel and Max join Tiff and Cee to discuss their changing demographic and why they get so many people in from Montreal, how they work with the city to promote the region to groups who may not be aware of it, their taproom mission to create a diverse and welcoming environment, and their various community beers and sponsorships. Sir John dropped a juicy haze bomb for Link Up, a 6.4% NEIPA with Citra, Riwaka, Sabro and Idaho 7 that boasts mango, pineapple and dank vibes. Cheers!   About the Link Up season: We're back with a brand new season of BAOS Podcast, and this one is something very special and very close to us. We'll be focusing this entire season on Link Up, a non-profit started by the good folks behind Microbrasserie 5e Baron in Aylmer, QC and Tiffany and Cee here at BAOS and High Season Co. Our aim with this program is to help BIPOC from underrepresented communities learn about and enter the craft beer industry in essentially any area they wish - from a brewing apprentice to taking the Cicerone course for front-of-house opportunities, from hop farming to the yeast lab, from beer media to design and photography, we're here to help diversify an industry that is in dire need of it. Link Up Apply for the program via their website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

Quality Control... Not as scary as it sounds! QC is so important and only will be more important as time goes on. Daniel and Aaron talk about what they have implemented in their company and how it has impacted the company. They also touch on how this will give you a competitive advantage by implementing something as simple as QC. Want to be a guest or have any questions?Website: www.dandapodcast.comEmail: dandapestpodcast@gmail.comInsta: @dandapestpodcast

Iheartmemphis talks to Flakko about his rise, his peak, the industry, Tiktok and more. ----- 00:00 Intro 0:05 Flakko introduces Iheartmemphis and Hell Cat The Greatest 2:15 Iheartmemphis talks about being consistent on TikTok and Flakko says Iheartmemphis is the Mr.Beast of TikTok 3:30 Iheartmemphis talks about growing up in Memphis with a twin sister, military family, and playing every sport in high school  5:30 Iheartmemphis on throwing parties and making music to play at his parties, making HIT THE QUAN and going viral  8:18 Flakko says hot rapper right now haven't had a hit single like HIT THE QUAN, Iheartmemphis says that song came during a dark time 10:00 Flakko asks how much money he got from HIT THE QUAN 12:40 Iheartmemphis talks about meeting Hell Cat, and she discusses how she got started rapping 14:15 Flakko asks Iheartmemphis if he tricks, beating his case, and what made him want to go into TikTok  17:15 Flakko asks Iheartmemphis what the secret to the TikTok algorithm is, Iheartmemphis says consistency and says he's still independent 19:45 Iheartmemphis says QC wanted to sign them and that he wanted to shop around with other labels to get wined and dined  22:00 Flakko asks Iheartmemphis how he met Coco on Instagram, making her a star on TikTok, and going Viral at the BET awards in a referee outfit 25:00 Iheartmemphis talks about people getting mad that he was dating a white girl, and how he deals with other dudes hitting her up, and explains how controversy helps views 28:00 Iheartmemphis talks about cheating on his girl at the beginning of his relationship 33:15 Flakko asks Iheartmemphis about his relationship with NLE Choppa, and Coco being in NLE's video  34:30 Iheartmemphis talks about his beef with the Island Boys, says they were clout chasing, and calls them the Epstein Island Boys 37:40 Iheartmemphis says he wanted to box the Island Boys for a celebrity boxing match ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Series 5 of Link Up in the building! For our fifth series of collab beers, we did it up heavy and we're kicking off with Montreal's Mellön. Co-Founder Alex joined Tiff and Cee to chat about the last two years of the brewery, how the pandemic affected their business, how their amazing patio helps attract a new, diverse crowd, ways they can proactively try to recruit BIPOC to apply for future positions, and how they make their taproom welcoming for everyone. Mellön delivered Link Up's first-ever farmhouse ale, hopped with 100% Motueka hops to create a peppery, lime-y, floral and crushable brew. Cheers!   About the Link Up season: We're back with a brand new season of BAOS Podcast, and this one is something very special and very close to us. We'll be focusing this entire season on Link Up, a non-profit started by the good folks behind Microbrasserie 5e Baron in Aylmer, QC and Tiffany and Cee here at BAOS and High Season Co. Our aim with this program is to help BIPOC from underrepresented communities learn about and enter the craft beer industry in essentially any area they wish - from a brewing apprentice to taking the Cicerone course for front-of-house opportunities, from hop farming to the yeast lab, from beer media to design and photography, we're here to help diversify an industry that is in dire need of it. Link Up Apply for the program via their website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

If you're a pharmacist author who wants to publish an audiobook, you need to listen to this episode!  Whether you need a voice talent to narrate the project or you want to narrate it yourself, Julie Walthers can help.   During our interview, we talk about the process of producing an audiobook, how much it costs to produce one, and fun vocabulary words, like "punch and roll,” “straight record,” and “raw audio.”  We also talk briefly about hiring a narrator, what you need if you narrate your own audiobook, and more. There are 15 episodes in my pharmacist authors series:  an introduction, 13 interviews, and a wrap-up episode.  This is episode 3 of 15.  Subscribe to or follow the podcast to get all the episodes delivered to your podcast player and YouTube each time a new one comes out.   Subscribe to or Follow The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast! Apple Podcasts    Google Podcasts   Spotify   Amazon/Audible Thank you for listening to episode 222 of The Pharmacist's Voice ® Podcast! To read the FULL show notes, visit https://www.thepharmacistsvoice.com/podcast.  Click on episode 222. Bio: Julie is the owner and lead editor of Whole Story Studio, an audiobook post-production company. With a background in both sound engineering and education, Julie combines her experiences working in a Detroit-area recording studio and as a high school English teacher into a fulfilling career editing and producing audiobooks. Julie has worked with Eljin productions for editing and QC, which has included dozens of titles from major publishing companies such as Simon and Schuster, Penguin Random House, and Harper. She has also worked as part of the AppleNews audio stories engineering team. Other clients have included BenBella Books, Chelsea Green Publishing, Blackstone Publishing, and a number of incredible independent authors and narrators. In addition to editing and mastering audiobooks, Whole Story Studio offers producing services to help independent authors navigate the audiobook production process. In her spare time, Julie enjoys running, reading, and cuddling with her old pup Neffi, and two new kitties, Maud and Norman.  Julie and I worked on two audiobooks together.  They are:   IMPACT Pharmacist:  Start Your Own Wellness Practice and Leave Your Retail Pharmacy Job Behind!  By Dr. Asha Pai Bohannon and Eric Bohannon Perimenopause:  The Savvy Sister's Guide to Hormone Harmony by Dr. Anna Garrett Julie loves working with narrators and helping independent authors navigate the audiobook production process.  She would love to help pharmacist authors publish audiobooks.  

In this episode of Life Science Success my guest is Alex Chen.  Alex is the President of Overseas Operations at uBriGene Biosciences Inc.   He has diversified experience, having worked in various industries such as mining, real estate, and investment banking before joining uBriGene Biosciences Inc. uBriGene Biosciences Inc. is a biotech company that provides services ranging from upstream to downstream, including QC testing The company is focused on innovation and utilizes the most up-to-date technologies to provide cost-effective and quality products uBriGene Biosciences Inc. has sites in the US and China, and its core competency is research and development The company aims to be a partner with its clients and grow with them uBriGene Biosciences Inc. has over 500 employees globally and has raised $100 million to date

We had some pro-level help cleaning up the target areas and trails last Thursday. Major accolades to Vinnie, Buck, Clay and Steve... totally COOL~! :) And... Hornady's 147 grain .264 caliber ELDM is perhaps the most amazing 6.5mm projectile ever invented. But now... to get Steve to make it without dropping the ball in the QC department (and you know what we're talking about Steve... don't lie!)... . :/ And, would you like to earn a free weekend class? It's not so hard--listen and learn how!

This week, your hosts Craig Dalton and Randall Jacobs reconnect with the gravel cycling world and their personal lives, sharing insights and experiences from Sea Otter to UNBOUND. Dive into this episode and join the guys as they discuss the latest from Logos Components, Enduro Bearings, ENVE and a little bit of gravel beef. Links from Episode: Made Bike Show  Thesis Bike (Code: 'Community500')  Enduro Bearings Whitepaper  Support the Podcast Join The Ridership  Automated Transcription, please excuse the typos: [00:00:00]Craig Dalton: Hello, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast, where we go deep on the sport of gravel cycling through in-depth interviews with product designers, event organizers and athletes. Who are pioneering the sport I'm your host, Craig Dalton, a lifelong cyclist who discovered gravel cycling back in 2016 and made all the mistakes you don't need to make. I approach each episode as a beginner down, unlock all the knowledge you need to become a great gravel cyclist. This week, I'm going to be joined by my co-host Randall Jacobs for a long overdue catch up. And an episode of in the dirt. We're going to jump into, what's been going on in the world of gravel cycling and in our own lives. With that said here's Randall. [00:00:44]Craig Dalton (host): Hey Randall, how you doing? [00:00:46]Randall R. Jacobs: Doing well. Good to see you, Craig. It's been a bit since [00:00:48]Craig Dalton (host): I know I feel like we keep just not finding time to do these catch up calls, so we've got like months of stuff to cover, but I think we'll keep it brief cuz I know we're both pretty busy today. [00:01:01]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah, and I'll, I'll take responsibility for Ave for not being so available. Um, I've been building largely just like rebuilding a house. Uh, so that's, uh, a pretty big undertaking and, uh, having to learn building science and all these things myself along the way to make sure it's done right. So, uh, very joyful task, but also hasn't left a lot of bandwidth. [00:01:24]Craig Dalton (host): And for anybody catching the video, we're looking in the backdrop at some of Randall's cabin in Kingston, New York. [00:01:33]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah, gutted the upstairs so that I could move into it while I renovate the rest of it. So definitely a labor of love, but uh, also very, uh, very all encompassing. [00:01:44]Craig Dalton (host): Nice. Well, it's exciting. I can't wait to be sort of part of the journey in the background as I see your property evolve, and I know how committed you are to that community. [00:01:53]Randall R. Jacobs: We'll have to have you out to ride, uh, once it's a little bit further along. I know that you sometimes make trips to New York and, uh, the riding here in the Kingston area and the broader Hudson Valley is, uh, fantastic. In fact, I did a ride last night with some folks, uh, along the Walkhill, uh, bike path up to the area around the Mohawk Preserve. It was a night ride. And we were up there, uh, on this big, uh, hilltop meadow at about 11 o'clock for the full moon, and it was absolutely fantastic. Riding the dark is delightful and just the area is beautiful. [00:02:28]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Writing in general sounds delightful and I have to be honest, it hasn't been something that I've been doing a ton of. Unfortunately, I've had, I feel like a string of. Setbacks this year. It's just been one of those years that as much as I've been eager to ride my bike, timing health and a bunch of other things haven't allowed me to do so. So I feel sort of a little bit anxious about where I'm at just cause I wanna be riding more. But uh, also trying to just give myself the grace to know that, you know, it's just not in the cards at the moment and it'll come back around for me. [00:03:04]Randall R. Jacobs: Well, I, I also have to confess on my end, this was this ride I just mentioned, with the exception of having taken my niece and nephews out a couple of times on several milers was my first real ride of the year. Uh, I've been so swept up in other things. Plus I had had, you know, some, some issues with like, pain in my hands and feet and so on that I had been dealing with it. I just hadn't been riding at all. And, uh, There's an ebb and flow in the relationship with the bike. That is okay, even if you have a podcast and have, have built a company in the industry and so on. Um, [00:03:38]Craig Dalton (host): was just gonna announce if we, [00:03:40]Randall R. Jacobs: the right thing. [00:03:41]Craig Dalton (host): I was just gonna ask if we fully discredited this podcast in the first five minutes. [00:03:47]Randall R. Jacobs: I mean, the, the, the bike for me was always a jumping off point and or an excuse for having interesting conversations about other topics. Anyone who's, uh, You know, enjoyed any of the episodes I've done has found that like, even if say we're nerding about bicycle technology, it's actually just a conversation about technology and entrepreneurship. Or if we're talking about sports psychology, it's actually just a conversation about the human experience. So I think, I think we are credible amongst the types of people who gravitate to this particular, uh, corner of the cycling media landscape, I suppose. [00:04:23]Craig Dalton (host): Fair enough. We did, however, in April visit the spectacle of all spectacles called Sea Otter, where we got to hang face-to-face at least for a day. I just did a day trip down there. But I know you spent the entire weekend down there. Any sort of thoughts from what you saw that will inform the listener for the year as the new trends or anything going on? [00:04:46]Randall R. Jacobs: Honestly, I didn't see a lot that excited me. Um, and you know, looking at the press coverage, none of, you know, there wasn't much out there that was found by others either. Um, the, we've talked about, you know, Sam's release of their transmission. So, um, there were a lot of conversations in the background about the implications of that for competition within the bike industry, both with, you know, people in the media and. At brands, uh, component brands and, and bike brands and so on. But otherwise, I mean, it was a great festival. The, the vibe was great. It was, uh, very well attended. Uh, lots of racers, lots of activities, lots of people out and about. Uh, so as far as that is concerned, it was a big success. But nothing major from a technology standpoint that I found or a trend standpoint. [00:05:36]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. I wonder if someone who's sort of better at the history of the cycling industry than I would sort of point to other, other sort of moments in time, whether it's been with mountain biking or other sectors of the sport where you just sort of plateau, where you've, you've sort of, you've got to a point where a lot of the best ideas have been flushed out. Because I feel like if you're coming in to build a bike today, and I'll point to my episode with Envy, with their MOG gravel bike, it's just straight down the center. Like you can't point out anything wrong with that bike. It's gonna do everything great. It's got all the sort of modern, um, tire clearance features that we've been talking about for years, and now there's just sort this sort of. Mainline point where you can enter the, the, the, the bike gravel bike market and produce something that's really gonna do the job. [00:06:30]Randall R. Jacobs: If anything, I think that the, the trends that would, that was clearly in play is that gravel is now very mature. And you know, our first conversation when I was a guest on this podcast, It was, you know, I, I recall mentioning like gravel bikes are essentially the all-purpose bikes that we should have been making for normal people all along. And, uh, that's kind of played itself out. You know, there's quite a few people who have one bike for nearly everything and it's their gravel bike, and there are lots of gravel rides or gravel races. Um, I, uh, Sam, uh, Sam Jackson, my colleague at, at, uh, thesis and Logos and I were volunteering for, uh, enduros, uh, media ride. And, uh, that was also a mix of road and gravel and people were on gravel bikes with, you know, even if they had oversized road tires on some of them, in some of the cases. Uh, so I think the trend towards having bikes that are more versatile is, is the big thing. And, and gravel is no longer insurgent. Gravel is very much central in the industry, and if anything, road is more peripheral. [00:07:35]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, agreed. Like I look around Mill Valley on the weekends when I see packs and packs of riders riding on the road, and sometimes I do a double take because more often than not, I feel like half the kind of casual pelotons are gravel bikes with just narrower tires on them than they are road bikes these days, which. Obviously makes a ton of sense. From what, what we've been saying the last couple years on this podcast, you mentioned you were hanging out with the Enduro gang, and I know your wheels were being displayed at the booth. It sounds like after that conversation you had with their founder, Matt on the podcast last year, you've really developed a pretty deep relationship with that team. [00:08:14]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah, so, you know, it's funny, like Matt and I had a delightful conversation that we've recorded and then we kept going for about an hour and a half after we finished recording. Just, uh, just nerding out about, uh, you know, different concepts that him and I have, have played with over the years. So, uh, I guess nothing that I can, I can reveal in a public forum, but that might bear some fruit in the future. Uh, and then sometime after I got, uh, a contact from, uh, Rick Sutton, who Rick Sutton for tho has been on the pod. Um, he, I think he was representing, uh, The handlebar company he was [00:08:52]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Coefficient. [00:08:53]Randall R. Jacobs: Yep. [00:08:54]Craig Dalton (host): The handlebar company. Yep. [00:08:55]Randall R. Jacobs: but Rick's also the founder of Sea Otter and, um, is now working with Enduro, helping with their, um, you know, marketing strategy and messaging and so on. And so he reached out and, uh, we, you know, set up a collaboration where, you know, we have a, a product that we think is based on this, kind of the same sorts of principles that. Particularly their XD 15 product is, is ceramic. Hybrid product is based on, which is having something that performs at a high level yes. But that is highly durable and serviceable. Uh, and so, so yeah, that's been a collaboration that has been an absolute delight. And um, you know, it's also been a joy to kind of work with that team. So spent a lot of time at Rick's house, uh, just outside of Sea Otter, uh, in Monterey, uh, uh, volunteering with the group rides and the other events that they were hosting there, uh, for their kind of, you know, media and press, uh, efforts and so on. [00:09:56]Craig Dalton (host): Nice. Nice. And so, I mean, are you using some of the products in your logos, components, wheels now? [00:10:03]Randall R. Jacobs: exclusively. And in fact, we've used them exclusively in our wheels from day one. Uh, so as soon as we started making our own hubs, we were doing Enduro bearings. Uh, so this is predates, uh, talking to Matt. I reached out to Matt because I liked his bearings, uh, and found out that actually he is a, a nerd, uh, a kindred spirit and his nerdy, [00:10:25]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. [00:10:26]Randall R. Jacobs: uh, by the way, that is an episode. If any, if any listeners haven't heard it, that I'd strongly recommend, uh, Matt is a. Is really just a, uh, a he delights in the engineering, but also the history of the industry and so on, and so as a deep amount of knowledge about the evolution of the bicycle and where technology seen in bike have played roles in other industries, particularly around Barings. Interestingly, [00:10:50]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, it was a super interesting episode and. Actually really cool to see Matt kind of get out there. I don't know whether it's the collaboration with Rick, but Enduro seems to be doing group rides. I know they did one up here in Marin out of Fairfax that I did. I was invited to one in Boulder, which sadly I could not attend, but just great to see Matt getting out there. As you said, he's been around the industry. The whole Enduro story is pretty interesting, and just the commitment to quality and the, the way they manufacture things, I think is worth knowing and worth listening to. And regardless of whether you buy their product or someone else's, I think if you're interested in, in the technology that goes behind Barings and what you should be thinking about, that's a great episode to get smart with. [00:11:35]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. Um, there's also, they released at Sea Otter a white paper, which, um, I, I will grab so that we can put it in the show notes. Definitely worth a read. And what I love, uh, again, about Matt and, and their approach is just very straight shooting. Like, this is how it is, this is how our products perform. Um, this is, you know, this product that we have will perform at this level, this other product and how it compares in the ecosystem. Ver uh, Compared to, you know, verifiable test results, uh, that have, you know, clearly spelled out protocols and so on, and. You know, as an example, you know, we talk about this in the episode, uh, ceramic bearings are not something that you should really be buying for the performance improvements. The, the difference in drag is pretty trivial in the grand scheme. Um, uh, that really the benefit when you have something like, uh, an XD 15 ceramic hybrid is that they last much longer. They're basically bombproof and they provide a lifetime warranty. So that's a, a different, a different thing. Uh, so just like sh selling, like promoting things on their merits as opposed to on some, some hype to get people to part with their funds. [00:12:47]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, I think that's, you know, it's obviously an interesting journey for a lot of newer cyclists because it's easy to see and become aware of the things that have the hype around them. But I, I, I found, at least for my, myself and my own journey, sort of took a while as a mountain biker back in the day to just sort of go back to what works above and beyond anything else. I'm not gonna lie, like I had a bunch of no shade against Ringle from back in the day, but I had a bunch of purple anodized parts that I thought looked good. I don't think they were the best performing parts in the world. And eventually, you know, I just sort of went back to some stock stuff and and focused on things that would really improve the quality of my experience, like upgrading wheels, for example. [00:13:30]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. Well, and it's really hard to know, especially, especially as somebody who's just entering the sport, but honestly, even as someone who's been in the industry for some time, like it took me years to really get to the bottom of what was real and, and what was, you know, marketing Huey. Um, and that came through talking with the engineers behind it and like hearing from them, oh yeah, this is something that our marketers wanted us to do and we actually despise it. Um, or this is something the bean counters wanted us to do and we, and we wish we didn't have to. Um, but that's information that you only get if you're talking to say, like the head of QC at some large brand or, you know, the lead engineer or something like this. Uh, which is what we get to do here sometimes, which is great. [00:14:17]Craig Dalton (host): That said, if putting an anodized piece of part on your bike makes you happy, makes you smile, makes you ride more, more, go ahead and do it. I've certainly got my, my fair share of colorful parts on my new bike, so happy to, uh, happy to make people smile when I roll. Roll by. [00:14:34]Randall R. Jacobs: Oh yeah. I think, I think the moral there is not to is, is not to forego style. It's just to don't, don't compromise on the, uh, the fundamental function of the, of the components when adding that style elements. [00:14:47]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Um, hey, I know you've been busy with Logos Wheels. Have you guys, I think you've added another wheel or two to the lineup. Am I correct in that? [00:14:59]Randall R. Jacobs: So we hinted, uh, uh, we, we hinted this in our newsletter. Uh, we'll have another one going out actually today as of the, this, uh, publication. Um, but we have three more that we're about to release. Uh, one is a, uh, an Arrow road model, uh, 50 deep, 21 internal, 30 external. A cross-country model, which is 28 internal, and then a, uh, Enduro, uh, an all Mountain Enduro version of our current, uh, Uday wheel, uh, which is a 31 internal. And all of those use the same kind of principles and components. Just, you know, broadening the line to, you know, hit, hit more the, uh, the sub niches for each, you know, product category. [00:15:45]Craig Dalton (host): Gotcha and all. Were those in DU bearings you mentioned earlier? [00:15:49]Randall R. Jacobs: All of those Enduro bearings. Uh, we are planning on releasing a, an XD 15 line later in the year. Uh, right now it's all their, um, uh, their, uh, stainless steel bearings. [00:16:01]Craig Dalton (host): Okay. Gotcha, gotcha. Well, we won't drill too much into those new wheels just simply cuz they're a little bit outside of the gravel market, but you've still got your 700 C gravel wheel and a six 50 B gravel wheel. [00:16:13]Randall R. Jacobs: Yes. And, uh, those have been doing really well and we've been building out our dealer program for that too, which has been a lot of fun. Actually, I, I plan on bringing on some dealers to talk about, you know, the nature of running a bike shop at some point. Cause it's just been a, an absolute delight to, to connect with local businesses. [00:16:30]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, I mean I think that's just sort of, I think running a bike shop, there's never a dull moment. Right. I know. I think we were gathering from a lot of, a lot of partners in the industry at Sea Otter that there's just been a glut of inventory [00:16:45]Randall R. Jacobs: Mm-hmm. [00:16:46]Craig Dalton (host): market and that's kind of jamming a lot of, a lot of shops up in some interesting ways. [00:16:51]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. And for those curious, um, so I mean, we all saw the shortages that happened during covid, um, along with the boom and demand. Um, so in boom and quantity demanded. So shifting out the demand curve, um, and. As a consequence, a lot of shops essentially ordered whatever they could from wherever they could and, uh, including, you know, Ordering the same thing from multiple places. And these agreements, uh, were not agreements that could be canceled. These, these, uh, pos And so everything came, and everything came all at once at the end of last season, which is when it's. You know, when things are generally quieter at the shop. So this just this glut of inventory that's kind of working its way through the system. Um, and, you know, that's still ongoing for some shops. Uh, but for the most part, the shops I've been talking to have been able to, to, you know, navigate it. Uh, and are, are still, you know, doing just fine. [00:17:51]Craig Dalton (host): I feel like this might finally break the sort of product year introduction life cycle that's been starting to break, and maybe less so for components, but I think more so maybe for smaller frame builders and brands that can just kind of bring bikes into the world when it's an opportune time to have a conversation about them versus. These seasonal experiences we used to have in the bike industry. [00:18:15]Randall R. Jacobs: Well, and certainly, um, I mean, there have been complaints about model years on bicycles from shops for, you know, probably since, since there were bike shops and brands were doing this as a way of kind of, um, you know, planned obsolescence. And so it's, it hasn't been healthy for shops. You essentially have brands that will force feed a bunch of product and then immediately release the next thing in the middle of the season. Cuz they want, you know, cuz they're all competing with the other brands to release the new thing, uh, during the peak of the season. And it's just been pretty, um, Pretty harmful to these small businesses that have been essential to growing some of these larger brands. Uh, it's one of the reasons actually that I left, um, that I decided not to work, um, at a big brand because I, I really found the dealer agreements to be very pernicious and model years are very much part of that, um, you know, extractive relationship. [00:19:12]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. So at, AT, and then at Thesis, you've still got, you're still working on, uh, you've still got full bike builds available right? [00:19:23]Randall R. Jacobs: Oh yeah. And in fact we, um, we just launched a summer special where it is, uh, $500 off of our OB one Access custom. And, um, for members of the community, uh, there is an additional $500, uh, just for community members, and that's using the Code Community 500. So if you're listening, uh, thank you for supporting this podcast and, uh, being along for the ride. And, uh, yeah, if you need a bike, reach out. [00:19:51]Craig Dalton (host): I need to widen my camera. I've got my, my OB one in the background right on the wall. [00:19:58]Randall R. Jacobs: Very cool. Oh, pinky. [00:19:59]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, that's right. Speaking of the cool bikes, I got word about a new trade show up in Portland called Made This August, which sounds exciting. I think it in some ways it hearkens to the, the National Handmade Bicycle Show, but a little different vibe. A ton of cool frame builders are gonna be up there. And it's both, uh, sort of a media show as well as the consumer show. So if you're in the Pacific Northwest or you know, close to Portland or fancy a bike geek holiday, that seems like a really cool show. [00:20:34]Randall R. Jacobs: Yep, I'll be there. Sam will be there with me as well. Um, and we'll have a few, um, wheels on bikes and, uh, enduros gonna be there too. Uh, so we'll probably collaborate with them on some stuff. [00:20:46]Craig Dalton (host): Cool. [00:20:46]Randall R. Jacobs: but yeah, I'm really excited to see, um, more, well, there's, there's long, there's a long tradition of domestic, uh, custom bike making in the us. Um, but to really see how, um, particularly in metal, um, how more domestic fame fabrication can happen at scale. And so that'll, those will be some of the conversations that I'll be having while I'm [00:21:12]Craig Dalton (host): Nice. [00:21:13]Randall R. Jacobs: In addition to just seeing all the eye candy, [00:21:15]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, I, I definitely miss going to nabs and just having that experience and it was always such a great opportunity for Frame Builders to kind of roll out something special or something unique that showed their creativity and, uh, yeah, just always got me jazzed about bikes. [00:21:33]Randall R. Jacobs: Well, and it's, it is the case that what happens at these custom bike shows influences what happens in the broader market. Um, it is no secret that the big brands are there looking at, you know, what the next trend is going to be. And in fact, there's a, a famous story about, uh, you know, Tom Richie's early mountain bike being brought over to Japan by, uh, the leader of another, uh, major brand, and that becoming a, uh, I think the stump jumper. [00:22:03]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Yeah, I remember hearing that story. The other cool one that's going on actually this month in June out in Ogden, Utah, is the Envy Groo. So it's a a ride slash kind of builder partner event. Similar kind of jam where it's just like amazing custom builders coming out. So that one's a favorite of mine because you get a great gravel ride combined with this fun bike show. And I hope, I don't know, but I hope at Maid they're gonna do some group rides or some other ways to engage the community. [00:22:36]Randall R. Jacobs: I suspect so. And if in fact I'll just come out and say like, if no one's doing it, then maybe we'll kick off something. Uh, cuz we got some friends in that area that could help create a route. And it would definitely be great to get some riding in the Pacific Northwest Riding is pretty fantastic. [00:22:51]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, I think that's an amazing idea. You should go forward with that. [00:22:55]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. Yeah. All right. Um, I have, uh, given a hostage to Fortune, and I suppose I now have to create this groove ride. [00:23:04]Craig Dalton (host): What else is, what else are you seeing out there? [00:23:08]Randall R. Jacobs: Uh, so again, like I haven't seen a ton interesting that the, the main thing. Uh, so Camp Nolo has kind of been a distant third in terms of group sets in recent years with, uh, you know, the Swam Shao duopoly being quite dominant. Uh, but they just released a road focused, uh, wireless electronic group. Uh, so it, it does kind of, you know, this doesn't have a clutch, so it's definitely two by tight gearing roady focused. But it does beg the question, when are they gonna come out with a, an, you know, an ecar, like gravel focused one by version and will that have 13 speed and so [00:23:48]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, you would think by next year or so, I, I've always heard that Ecar, gravel groupo is super well regarded and performs well. [00:23:56]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. Yeah, I hear great things about it. Um, the other interesting thing is, uh, in the article, I'll, I'll just quote, uh, quote the folks at bike rumor. Uh, they're talking about the fact that there are two different batteries used in the front derailer in the rear derailer. And, uh, uh, quote. An important note here is that both use different batteries and both have a different mechanism to secure the battery in place. This was apparently a direct workaround, str access patents. So I haven't explored the patents, uh, in this much detail, but if it is possible to patent the idea of a single battery being shared amongst multiple, Bicycle components. There's something wrong with our patent system. Uh, this isn't serving riders or, you know, competition, healthy competition or things like that. It's just supporting incumbents and, you know, it's anti-competitive. That's, I'd be interested to see what the specifics are there. [00:24:53]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, that is interesting cuz there's no logical reason not to take advantage of having swappable batteries. It's just so useful in my in sh shram setup. [00:25:05]Randall R. Jacobs: This is, uh, I, I'm definitely of the opinion. Uh, the more I explore how our patent system works, that it is, it exists less to support, um, the small, independent inventor, uh, and more to keep incumbents incumbent. [00:25:25]Craig Dalton (host): It certainly has those [00:25:26]Randall R. Jacobs: bot Botton paid for. [00:25:27]Craig Dalton (host): It certainly has those tendencies. [00:25:30]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. Uh, what [00:25:33]Craig Dalton (host): Well, I haven't been, uh, riding a lot. I have been appreciating the gravel racing scene starting up for the year, and I'm always sort of bemused and enjoy kind of following some of these bigger events on social media. And obviously like just, just this past weekend Unbound happened and I think some of the bigger stories there were, you know, big Rainstorm came in. And mile 10 or 11, there was a huge mud bog hike, a bike section that lasted minutes and destroyed the hopes and dreams of many of an athlete. From what I understand, derailers getting clogged sounds like one of those days that choosing a one buy was a way better choice than a two buy for people's drive trains. [00:26:25]Randall R. Jacobs: That race is already just like a notorious supper fest, [00:26:29]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, [00:26:30]Randall R. Jacobs: so, [00:26:31]Craig Dalton (host): someone made the point that, you know, they, they thought and were, were sort of saddened that all these athletes who had, you know, spent months and months and months preparing for a 200 mile event, many of them had their day destroyed by a mud bog 10 miles into the race. Whereas, you know, potentially maybe there was a reroute potential for the course that could have made it less of a suffer fest than it already was. [00:26:58]Randall R. Jacobs: You know, it, it, it, for me, it brings up granted taking, I've, I've never done this event, haven't part, haven't, uh, been to this event, uh, have, have nothing to say about this particular event. Um, but it, for me does reinforce the idea of like, the value of smaller local events. And, you know, taking precedent over some of these like, high profile types of events. Like you can find a, a 200 miler in New England. There's, there's, in fact a, a couple I think that go longer than that. Uh, it's just, it won't be the one that, um, will have shown up in the media a whole [00:27:35]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, I mean the counterpoint to that, Randall, and I would say this kind of goes for like my Ironman triathlon experience. There is something magical about being part of the spectacle and I'm not, [00:27:47]Randall R. Jacobs: true, true, true. [00:27:49]Craig Dalton (host): Again, I haven't been out there, I haven't done it, but I've spoken to plenty of people who have, who espouse its virtues, and I, and I do. I would like to do it one day again, just to have that spectacle moment. I have a hard time getting my head around riding 200 miles, to be honest with you, and making that seem like it's gonna be a fun day for me. But I do appreciate it and I do acknowledge, like anybody who's, who's crossed that finish line, that is a. [00:28:15]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah, that's, that's a huge accomplishment. [00:28:18]Craig Dalton (host): especially if you had an inclement weather year like this one sounded like it was with not only rain preceding it and, and obviously creating that mud bog, but I know for some of the athletes who were out there, you know, the 10 plus hours, the majority of them were caught in very, very heavy rain at one point in their day. [00:28:39]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah, I'm recognizing there's a little bit of like, um, retired former PAC fodder, racer curmudgeons coming out me. So like I should be, uh, yeah, I, it's easy for me to say don't go to the, you know, prioritize smaller events when I got to participate in some big events and kind of get it out of my system too, [00:28:58]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, there's something to be said for both. At the end of the day, there's no, no doubt it, no doubt about it. Speaking of your curmudgeonly, old racer days, I, I've got one that that may potentially rally you up. So this was the other one. People jokingly have the last couple years have talked about gravel beef, and inevitably like, and in any given year, someone's angry about something and I, I caught wind. Via a sort of shady post from Ian Boswell, a former professional road athlete after this gravel lo race where Canadian, Adam Rob ended up winning. And the shade was basically that, uh, Adam didn't work in the race. And, and for those of you who maybe aren't familiar with that terminology, by working it means rotating through, taking some of the wind, hitting the front of the race, setting the pace. Um, apparently he did none of that. Is that, I mean, is that fair racing in your mind? If you go back to your racing days? [00:29:58]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. Yeah, that's totally fair. I mean, granted, I I'm not as accomplished of a rider as, as Ian Boswell, um, by any means. Not even remotely close. I might have been, but, um, yeah, I, I mean it's, it's a race. And you know that now, as a racer, you need to keep in mind that you know, these other participants are people that you're gonna be racing with in the future. And so when you need a pull or something like that, you know, you might not get that support. But at the end of the day, um, at racing, at that elite level, it is highly competitive. And if that is a tactic that works, then others need to adjust their tactics accordingly. Um, It doesn't feel great, but at the same time, like it's not against the rules and that's what dictates what's okay in racing. [00:30:49]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, it, it's been interesting sort of watching the scuttle bit on this, cuz I tend to agree with you. My, my first reaction, and I, I, I sort of stand by this, is, it's fair racing. And in fact, prior to in the runup to gravel Locos, a number of pros had commented that there was no technical feature, no climb. In that race that was likely to separate the strongest athletes and undoubtedly it was gonna be a, a pretty big lead group. With that said, it's pretty natural that some people are gonna try to conserve their energy. I think it's a, it's sort of in important it, tactically speaking, other athletes needed to take that on and try to sort of break them free, if you will, earlier in the race, if people are hanging on. [00:31:38]Randall R. Jacobs: Well, also, it, it al it sounds like maybe the chorus was more conducive to this type of strategy where a sprinter could preserve their energy as much as possible, and then ultimately it's a sprint that wins. I don't know if that was the case here, um, but it's just, uh, you know, whatever strategy gets you over the line first that's within the rules and is not, um, You know, is, is not unsportsmanlike. It, it makes me think of a example. Like, uh, you know, in, in the, in some of the grand tours and actually even in some amateur stage road stage races I've been involved in, you know, there'll be a consensus amongst the, the dominant riders in the field that it's time to pull over and pee [00:32:21]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. [00:32:21]Randall R. Jacobs: and the whole group will pull over at once and pee. And if you're like sprinting off of that, I mean it, that would be pushing the limits for me in terms of that's a totally legal strategy, but that's also a pretty lousy one. Um, but what I'm hearing with this one doesn't, doesn't seem [00:32:41]Craig Dalton (host): And I, I think, I mean, if we go back to last year's gravel beef, it was all around s n n, not stopping at aid stations and like, you know, carrying water in a camelback or the like, which again seems like [00:32:53]Randall R. Jacobs: Oh, yeah. If, if you're carrying your own stuff, that's totally legit. Like that's a smart, like, I, I could imagine too, if I was racing these days and I was attending a really hot race, I'd have a camel back That wa, that I had frozen the night before said I was keeping my body cold. And that would be totally legitimate. And just because other people didn't think of it, doesn't mean it's [00:33:11]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Yeah, [00:33:12]Randall R. Jacobs: Um, so I, it's, but everyone has their lines, I [00:33:15]Craig Dalton (host): exactly. And I think what you, one point you brought up early on, which I think is, is so true, there's both what's legal and illegal in racing, but also the social dynamics of future races. And the likelihood that people are gonna help one another. And I mean, I, again, I feel a little bit bad for all the shade that that Adam's been catching. And I don't imagine anybody helping him bridge any gaps or working with him, which is, which is a shame and a little bit unfair. But again, people are gonna take offense to how people ride and they're gonna wanna work with people and not work with people. [00:33:51]Randall R. Jacobs: I don't know, man. Like, if, if that's, uh, a strategy that works and you know, there are other ride, like if you're, if there are other riders who are stronger and then you're able to come up with a, a more clever strategy, uh, that seems legit to me. [00:34:07]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, [00:34:09]Randall R. Jacobs: Yeah. [00:34:10]Craig Dalton (host): my usual strategy is, is suck wheels and then get dropped. No one seems, no one seems to complain too much about that with me. That said, that said, I aspire to develop some sort of fitness on my bike this year, attend some events later in the year, and just kind of bring this year back together for me on the gravel bike. [00:34:35]Randall R. Jacobs: Well, I don't know about, uh, cycling fitness, but, um, if you're ever inclined to build fitness through carrying rocks and building materials and swinging a hammer, uh, I know somebody who, uh, would happily, uh, give you free training. [00:34:49]Craig Dalton (host): I love it, Randall. Well, my friend, good to connect with you again. Good to see the progress on the cabin. I can't wait to, uh, to see how it goes, and hopefully we'll hook up again this summer. [00:35:00]Randall R. Jacobs: Very good. Good to see you, my friend. [00:35:02]Craig Dalton (host): Take care. That's going to do it for this week's edition of in the dirt, from the gravel ride podcast. I hope you enjoyed catching up with Randall and myself this week. If you have topics you're interested in us covering whether it's interviewing other people in the industry or athletes, please reach out to us. You can do that via social media or via the ridership. That's www.theridership.com. If you're able to support the show, ratings and reviews are hugely appreciated. Or if you're able, you can visit buy me a coffee.com/the gravel ride to support the show financially. Until next time. Here's to finding some dirt under your wheels.       

http://linkedin.com/in/vakiliniahttps://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=GS3BhXUAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=aoShahin Vakilinia received the B.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Tabriz, Tabriz, Iran, the M.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from the Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, in 2008 and 2010, respectively, and the Ph.D. degree with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada, in 2015. He is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher with the Synchromedia Laboratory, École de Technologie Supérieure (University of Quebec)

The good Doctor and I examine his medical background.  We talk about the formation of Chicago band The Bollweevils The newest best Bollweevils is “Essentials” and it's out now! The Bollweevils formed in Chicago back in 1989 and have released music with labels such as Dr. Strange, Hopeless, Underdog Records, and more. The band consists of Daryl Wilson on vocals, Pete Mittler (The Methadones) on bass, Ken Fitzner on guitar, and Pete Mumford on drums. Over the years they've played shows with Naked Raygun, Rise Against, Rancid, Dead Kennedys, The Lawrence Arms, The Smoking Popes, and many more. UPCOMING SHOWS 5/20 @ Pouzza FEST, Montreal, QC 5/27 Record Release Show @ Chop Shop with The Dopamines, Chicago, IL 10/27-10/29 @ FEST, Gainesville, FL More shows/festivals coming soon: www.redscare.net/site/tours/ Order Essential on Red Scare today: https://redscare.storenvy.com/ ----------- SEE MXPX LIVE 7/1 - Trois Rivières, QC @ Festivoix 9/22 - Birmingham, AL @ Furnace Fest 10/21 - Las Vegas, NV @ When We Were Young 10/22 - Las Vegas, NY @ When We Were Young MxPx All Night IPA will be available for a limited time on tap and in 16oz cans, in WA, OR and ID, in bars, restaurants and retailers where they sell Silver City.  Supplies are limited!  silvercity.beer/mxpx  Leave a message with your question or topic on the Mike Herrera Podcast voicemail. (some will be aired on future episodes of the podcast) 1-360-830-6660 (US number) 3 min limit per message. MxPx Unstoppable out now!! CLICK for Unstoppable LINKS TEXT LIST - Join our Text list by texting MXPX to 31996 MUSIC -LISTENER CHALLENGE- Listen to MXPX Self Titled Deluxe Album at least once a day. Use hashtag #mxpx or #mxpxsuperchallenge The MXPX Super Challenge Playlist MXPX - Self Titled Deluxe Edition  I now have an Artist Series Music Man Stingray from Ernie Ball! You can order straight from the shop on the Music Man website.  A portion of proceeds goes to MusicCares! MIKE HERRERA SIGNATURE SERIES BASS If you like the podcast- Subscribe, rate and review on Apple. Support what I do at MXPX.com  Producing and editing by Bob McKnight. @bobandkatieshow

Andy Behbakht from The Flash Podcast joins us as we dive into the 2011 Flash script (Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, Michael Green) that served as the template for the CW Flash series that ends this week! Find out everything that ended up making it to the TV show and everything that didn't! Check out Andy and The Flash Podcast here: https://theflashpodcast.com/ NEW EPISODES WILL RETURN MONDAY, JUNE 12TH! Derrick Magnum, written & directed by Jeffrey Scott Richards, featuring us playing ourselves: https://gofund.me/ce216482 Peter David's Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/peter-david-fund Big thanks to our research assistant Dan Yamat for providing the visuals for this YouTube experience, as well as the usual QC and chapter time codes. Thumbnail by Dan as well Become a part of the Shasta Army on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/superhousepodcast Ben Wan's "Shortcut to Happily Ever After" available on the Metaphorosis website here: https://magazine.metaphorosis.com/story/2023/shortcut-to-happily-ever-after-ben-wan/ YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVhtbDpeTTQ Full issue also available on Kindle and Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BWX33PKT SuperheroStuffPod on iTunes: https://apple.co/3ctz4lN SuperheroStuffPod on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2yq3Kpo INSTAGRAM: @superherostuffpod TWITTER: Twitter.com/SuperhousePod FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/SuperHousePod YOUTUBE: YouTube.com/c/SuperHousePodcast Please email us at: SuperHousePodcast@gmail.com ANDREW'S CHANNEL/WEBSITE: IG: ThunderWolfDrew Twitter: ThunderWolfDrew YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/thunderwolflives Website: www.thunderwolfdrew.com/ BEN'S CHANNEL/WEBSITE: http://www.benwanwriter.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6nG7A354pour2CUw0co3Ug Home Page with Show Notes and more!: www.SuperheroStuffPod.com SUPERHOUSE MERCH: http://superhousepod.redbubble.com/ https://www.superherostuffpod.com/shop (affiliates) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tenacity, humility, and curiosity. Whether you are working as a barista, competing, opening your own shop and roastery, these are character traits that are essential for success. Today we are talking with someone whose long career in coffee has been characterized by these values. We are chatting with the new U.S. Barista Champion, Isaiah Sheese! Isaiah Sheese is the Owner of Archetype Coffee located in Omaha, Nebraska. He has been working in the coffee industry for almost 20 years in various roles from barista, to QC cupper, green buyer, janitor, and now owner. He has competed in the US Barista Championships for 9 years, judged for 2 years, and placed top 6 in 8 of the 9 qualifiers. He finished 5th in 2020 and is now the 2023 US Barista Champion. In my conversation with Isaiah we get to talk about his beginnings in coffee, the early experiences of competition, starting and running Archetype, and the pursuit of hospitality while also pushing coffee forward.  We Cover: Entering the coffee industry Discovering barista competitions Challenges of taking the next step in career What moments changed the game in competition Pursuit of excellence How judging changed things Starting a business and meeting customers where they are The importance of community trust for cafe success Tenacity in competition and the evolution of Archetype His winning routine and how they approached it differently Links:  www.drinkarchetype.com FOLLOW! @ARCHETYPEROASTERS Isaiah Sheese on Instagram @isaiahsheese   Listen to these related episodes next! 394 : Happy Coffee People w/ Wendelien van Bunnik 390 : 7 Ways to be Consciously Competitive 320 Founder Friday! w/ Francesco Sanapo of Ditta Artigianale, Florence, Italy 045 : Simple, Powerful Hospitality w/ Philip Turner 343 : Founder Friday! “Curated Edition” | Hospitality + Meeting People Where They Are   Visit our awesome Sponsors! GROUND BREAKING BREWING MADE SIMPLE! www.groundcontrol.coffee   THE BEST PLANT-BASED BEVERAGES ON THE PLANET! www.Pacificfoodservice.com   30 years of resourcing you with the best products and education! www.coffeefest.com Use Code: "KEYS" for 50% General Admission  

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With J-Hayes still out of the country, Danny Brams once again dons the hosting hat and welcomes a few guests to the show to keep the banter flowing. First up it's Ashley Mahoney from Axios, a reporter with nearly 10 years experience covering Soccer, Business, and Soccer Business in the QC. She offers some insightful thoughts on covering the team and hoping for great stories while remaining neutral about the squad's actual results. She covered Bronibro when he was in college, people!After Ashley, stick around for some hot takes from Matt Geslin, the "sort of" CLT fan who likes to view things from 30,000 feet...sometimes that gives him a perspective that us superfans can miss...other times he'll just make you mad. But that's why we love him, and that's why we're going rapid-fire to have him answer #TFOS Questions.Charlotte FC has never been hotter and the stakes have rarely been higher for a Rivalry Week Match vs Atlanta United, so strap in for a super-sized episode that will inform, entertain, and maybe even infuriate you just a tad.It's for the Crown, Baby!

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Peter's recent article: https://ryanadvisory.com/5-impacts-of-cx-bpo-mega-consolidation/   Peter Ryan leads a discussion on the recent wave of M&A activity in the BPO industry. What does it mean for CX innovation and diversity in the industry? This emergency CX Files features these speakers joining Peter from his base in Montreal, QC, Canada:   Anne Bibb Founder and CEO, Remote Evolution Dallas, TX, USA https://remoteevolution.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/annebibb/   Lian Rowlands Owner, Tayma Solutions  Swindon, UK https://www.linkedin.com/in/lian-rowlands-a26119/ https://www.meetami.ai/   Rod Jones Founder, Rod Jones Contact Centre Consulting Johannesburg, South Africa https://rodjones.co.za/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodjonessouthafrica/

Meyers Sustainable Packaging Guide eBookApurba's LinkedInapurba@everestlabs.ai to connect directlySponsor information!If you listened to the podcast and wanted to connect with Specright to rid the world of waste. Let's go! www.specright.com/pkg. Prepare your company for the world of EPR laws and be the sustainability hero! Make sure you check them out and join them on their mission to have a world where people are free to make amazing things!New sponsor coming next week!!!Deciphr.ai summary.Summary/AbstractApurba Pradhan, head of product and marketing at Everest Labs, joined the People of Packaging podcast from his garage in Oakland. The conversation began with basketball, as Apurba is a fan of Allen Iverson. They discussed how Iverson could play a role in recycling and if he could step over the Tehran Lou. Adam mentioned his experience at a chicken and waffle spot near Jason Kidd's high school. He recommended two restaurants for anyone visiting Oakland: Gus's Famous and Cowbird. Apurba expressed his excitement for the podcast and the conversation ended with a reminder to listen to Corey Cotters' sustainable Packaging podcast. The conversation begins with the speaker making up a joke about AI being used out in the world. The speaker then shares his journey, having been born in Nepal and then attending a boarding school in India before coming to the US to study engineering. He has worked in industries related to industrial and infrastructure for the past twenty years, and for the last six months has been working in recycling which he finds fascinating. He then talks about his experience in Nepal when he was wearing a takatopi hat, which he still has, and how it is a known fact that no one looks good in them. He then shares his experience of attending a boarding school in India for 10th grade onwards. Boarding schools are common in India and Nepal. The speaker is a Nepalese native who moved to the US and gained experience in the tech industry in Silicon Valley. He took a role at Everest Labs, a recycling company, and is focused on understanding the broader context of the industry and its impact on recycling, such as the packaging industry, the circular economy, and supply chain. He listens to understand what people need and tries to merge that with what the company builds. He has a good idea of the technology and solutions the company builds, but relies on the engineers for a deeper understanding. The speaker is a co-founder of Everest, a company that works to marry the capabilities of AI and robotics with what people are saying to help improve the efficiency of recycling. The company has been running for five years, with a product launched a year ago that has been gaining traction with Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs). Everest's solution helps MRFs automate the recovery process by utilizing AI and robotics. This allows them to quickly and precisely sort through commodity that is sold. The data gathered from the AI also assists in making decisions around equipment optimization and maintenance. The company is currently working with MRFs that have an interest in their technology to get the capabilities installed.Timestamps0:00:02Interview with Apurba Pradhan, Head of Product and Marketing at Everest Labs0:02:29Conversation with Everest Labs CEO on Growing Up in Nepal and His Journey to Artificial Intelligence0:06:24Conversation with Everest Labs CEO on Tech Background and Education in Nepal0:08:30Heading: Marrying Technology and Recycling: How Everest is Helping Material Recovery Facilities Recover Better0:12:18Conversation Summary: Exploring the Value of Data in Recycling Facilities0:15:28"Exploring the Challenges of Automated Recycling Solutions"0:19:35Heading: Automating Murphs with AI and Robotics: A Discussion on Performance Guarantees and 24/7 Monitoring0:24:13Heading: Exploring the Growing Demand for High Quality Recyclables0:26:08Heading: Automation Solutions for Growing Demand: Apurva from Everest Labs Discusses ROI in Two Months0:28:30Interview with Apurba Das, CEO of Everestlabs AIHighlightsAnd then this industry is like, five years old. If you think about it started in 2018. So things are shaping up and policy shaping up. People are starting to think about how, like you said, the demand for high quality recyclable material is there. And so how do you get it to be high quality? Right? Like, you need automation and you need sort of QC quality control at the end of these facilities to do that.. So the demand is there. Demand is growing, and we are one part of the solution. I think there's probably lots of different solutions, but yeah, I think I was at a trade show and I was blown away. I was talking to somebody. They're coming from India. They're buying stuff here. They're buying sort of mid grade, high grade plastics because they can't get it in India. Shipping it back, processing it there, shipping it back here to meet the demand. Now, if there's enough money in the supply chain to do that I didn't ask him the nickel and dime of his business, how much profit he's making or anything, but he seemed like a fairly wealthy guy running a big shop.And so we also know that they don't have the staff and the technicians and all who can sort of manage fleets of robotics, right? So it's kind of like, hey, I like what I'm hearing, but how am I going to do this? So one of the layers on top of that we've added is 24/7 monitoring and performance guarantee. So we actually release our systems and we basically monitor the performance, make sure that it's hitting a minimum threshold that's in our contracts that guarantee a certain number of picks per minute, certain amount of efficiency in that line.We are working with all the Merfs that have an interest in this to get this capability installed. Where we are looking to go is the value that the data brings not just to the operations for the merths, but to people who are designing packaging for the producers that are manufacturing these packaging, for policy organizations that are trying to figure out what to do with recycling policies and producer responsibilities. And so that's kind of like the part that we're sort of looking forward into.And we launched a product about a year, a little bit over a year ago that's been quietly gaining a lot of traction with Mirfs. So that's where we are. That's our bread and butter. Is we sell a solution that incorporates AI and robotics and we deploy them at Mirfs. And the whole idea is to provide them with data and intelligence about how their operations are running, but also help them recover. So automate the whole recovery process, because the recovery process in Merfs are fairly inefficient, and at the end of the day, there are people standing at the end of these lines that are cleaning up what's supposed to be clean streams of commodity that are going into the recycling supply chain. But there are people standing there because the equipment that they use, it's sort of semi imprecise, right? And there's sort of quality levels that when a Merv sells aluminum cans, for example, or pet bottles, there's a level of expectation around how pure that is.I love it. And let's hang out on that answer here for a quick second. So you're spending a lot of time listening to both your customers or the consumers or these government agencies or whatever it is. You're gathering data there, and then you're taking that back and you're listening to engineers on what it is that Everest can do. So where are you at today in terms of either what you've built or what are you as a company doing to meet the needs of all these different stakeholders in the recycling space? Get full access to Packaging Is Awesome with Adam Peek at www.packagingisawesome.com/subscribe

This week Bridget Kelly and Mandii B release a Freshly Squeezed episode recorded in ATL with artist, producer, entrepreneur, and friends with benefit Sonny Digital.(8:30) Sonny Digital talks about living at home with his mom at 17 years old when he made the song “Racks” by YC ft. Future (11:00) The ladies are surprised to hear how much he sold the beat for at the time and the amount of his first royalty check from the song.(13:00) The three talk about the power and purpose of mixtapes over. albums and reflect on Gangsta Grillz mixtape era and the impact of DatPiff on Hip Hop culture (19:10) Sonny talks about the process of making the beat for Birthday Song- 2 Chainz (23:00) Sonny confesses he doesn't like the altercation Kanye made to the original beat for Birthday Song and being upset at his cameo not making the final cut for the official music video (28:15) Sonny answers what does it mean for an artist to “fall off” by differentiating money & wealth vs. visibility & fame(40:00) The three talk about the business of selling a catalog and Sonny clears up misinformation about QC selling the label as opposed to their catalog (51:17) Sonny talks about the process of creating the song “I'm The Man” - 50 Cents Ft. Chris Brown and why he thinks 50 cent is “the villain who actually made it”(:08:00) Sonny talks about creating the beat for Travis Scott- Stargazing in 5 minutes and why he think Travis is the ideal/perfect artist to collaborate with —----------------LINKS:

Curious about how to go electric with your farm equipment? On this episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast, Reid Allaway is joining us from Quebec, Canada. He is the Director of Infrastructure and Machinery at Ferme Coopérative Tourne-Sol which has 9 members and about 15 employees who are all passionate about healthy food, gardening, seed production, and ecology.  You'll want to hear how Reid has converted many of the machines on their farm to electric while also spearheading their Elec-truck conversion campaign. By working together and following agro-ecological principles, the team has succeeded in creating a democratic, diverse, and sustainable company. Their mission is to generate agricultural products of the highest quality that respect the standards of organic farming and the principles of agro-ecology; to build strong community ties in their region; and promote organic agriculture as a viable food production system. Tune in today to hear all about this French Canadian farmer's unique approach to his profession! You'll hear: How Reid got into farming 2:38 How Reid got into the tooling and electrification aspect of farming 9:56 Why rear-mount cultivation is not as effective 16:49 When electric equipment stops being practical 34:16 The challenging aspects of putting together electric wheel drive devices 45:09 The crops they are growing with walk-behind cultivation 47:18 Reid's favorite farming tool 1.02:47 About the Guest: Reid Allaway is a farmer, tinkerer and dad working at Tourne-Sol Co-operative Farm in les Cèdres QC with his wife and a multitude of co-workers and friends. Being part of a coop farm has allowed Reid to pursue his interests in appropriate technology for farmers and farming down the avenues of collaborative design and tool building and also the electrification of tools and machines for small farms. Reid also works with Thiessen Tillage Equipment on tool design and distribution of appropriate tools for small farms. Resources: Website: https://www.fermetournesol.qc.ca/en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reid.allaway Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reid_in_qc/ Farm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fermetournesol/   The Thriving Farmer Podcast Team would like to thank our amazing sponsor!   Real Organic Project is a farmer-led movement that provides an add-on certification held by over 1,000 certified organic, family-owned operations across North America. Real Organic Project strives to uplift farms working within the spirit, not just the letter, of organic principles. Real Organic certified farmers use practices that are centered around the foundational organic principles of soil-based crop production and pasture-based livestock agriculture. To remain accessible to all types of farmers, Real Organic Project fundraises year round to keep this certification available at no cost to farmers. You can apply today at realorganicproject.org/thrivingfarmer.  

This week, Bridget Kelly and Mandii B are joined by friends with benefits and co-host of TWO podcasts (Around The Way Curls, Can't Afford Therapy) Antoinette. Topics:(3:00) Rihanna experiences 211% increase on-demand streams & 390% increase in digital song sales overall - Forbes(8:00) Critics are saying that Rihanna & A$AP Rocky's Vogue cover is “emasculating” to A$AP(23:00) What are the real issues that are activating your triggers?(37:00) Get Rich or Die Trying turns 20 years old!(39:00) 50 Cent's versatility has led to his successful and diversified business ventures (shoes, video games, books, film/tv, etc.)(49:00) Is it a smart move for QC to sell to Scooter Braun? (1:02:00) Will we ever forgive Chris Brown? Has he taken enough accountability to be forgiven? (1:24:00) Dating older men when you are a minor ( Nia Long, Karl Malone, etc.) (1:39:00) Tink's new single “Toxic” gets the ladies excited about her new album “Thanks For Nothing” coming out 2/24(1:47:00) Freshly Squeezed Music Segment: New releases For more of Tink, check out EP 127 on YouTube and Spotify/Apple/ and everywhere else. —----------------LIVE SHOW:

On this episode of the MalloryBros. Podcast, the fellas start with a Recap of the Grammy Awards and share their thoughts on some of the nights events. They speak to Kendrick's win for Best Album, the 50 Years of Hiphop Performance, and Talk Chris Brown's comments to Robert Glasper. They then speak to the recent events with Ja Morant, and talk about being yourself or trying to be somebody you're not! This leads to a conversation about Lil Baby and the predictions that he will eventually fall off. The guys give thoughts and then speak to the recent selling of QC to HYBE by Coach and P, and the guys speak to whether they "Sold Out". Terrance parallels the trajectory in the music industry to flying and challenges whether artists are trending down. They talk AMC's new policy, Twitters Changes to come, give picks for the Superbowl, Rihanna Halftime Predictions, and speak to the craze of NBA trade deadline. This and more! .. Oh and Movie Suggestions of the Week of course!    Movie Suggestions of the Week: Terrance | "Enough" | Netflix Terrell | "Knock At the Cabin" | In Theaters