Podcasts about Raggio

In questo episodio rompiamo un silenzio. Un silenzio assordante: esploriamo una forma di maternità invisibile, ovvero quella segnata dalla perdita. Erika Sorci ci racconta la sua esperienza travagliata di lutto perinatale dalla quale poi nasce “Raggio di Luna - il podcast sul lutto perinatale”, una comunità fatta di più voci al fine di rendere comprensibile una realtà sconosciuta e di rompere il silenzio affinché ci si possa sentire sempre meno soli nell'affrontare un dolore così grande.In questa puntata, in particolare, parliamo dei diritti dei genitori in lutto e del valore del consenso informato.Grazie Erika per la tua condivisione così intima, profonda e sentita. Un regalo per tutti noi.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/erikasorci?igsh=N2R2ZnZuazUwaHV4&utm_source=qr“Raggio di Luna - il podcast sul lutto perinatale”https://open.spotify.com/show/1tE1t1jF1Vnjhpx6KXba2Q?si=flTspO5ySUOkY4Plp4ZtngIl Progetto “Raggio di Luna”https://linktr.ee/erikasorci?utm_source=linktree_profile_share

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Ucraina, cresce la preoccupazione in vista di una nuova offensiva estiva. Ce ne parla da Kiev, Piero Meda, responsabile di WeWorld.Il Cancelliere tedesco Friedrich Merz ha dichiarato ieri che i paesi occidentali non metteranno più limiti alla gittata delle armi che invieranno all'Ucraina, lasciando intendere che Berlino potrebbe inviare a Kiev i missili da crociera Taurus. La risposta del Cremlino non si è fatta attendere. Ne parliamo con Beda Romano, corrispondente del Sole 24Ore da Bruxelles, e Pietro Batacchi, direttore della Rivista Italiana Difesa.

El éxito con Pep Martorell me confirmó que hay lugar para la ciencia en este podcast. Si Kapital está funcionando es porque hago lo que quiero, no lo que me pide la audiencia. A fin de cuentas, ¿qué es la audiencia? ¿La opinión mayoritaria entre unos oyentes? ¿Por qué deberían ellos tener razón y no el resto? ¿No sería una locura organizar las decisiones de la sociedad siguiendo este sistema? Los dos capítulos más escuchados de Kapital, el de Raggio y el de Recuenco, no eran a priori los más pedidos. El éxito es siempre una consecuencia, cuando alguien comparte un producto genuino.Este episodio sobre ciencia y matemáticas es ya uno de mis favoritos de las cuatro temporadas de Kapital. La mecánica cuántica es un concepto complejo (quizá imposible de comprender) pero José Ignacio lo describe con palabras que te permiten acercarte a él. Así arranca Cuántica, su tratado sobre la mayor revolución científica hasta la fecha. “El postulado I de la mecánica cuántica establece que la información que tenemos sobre un sistema físico viene descrita por un objeto matemático que llamamos función de onda. Podemos predecir, por ejemplo, lo que hará un electrón, pero no lo que es un electrón en su esencia más íntima. Tampoco sabremos por qué existe un electrón. Solo sabremos manipular la información que lo describe. Parece difícil de comprender. Repitámoslo: la función de onda contiene toda la información que podemos disponer de un sistema. Toda. Hace falta caminar despacio.”Y esto es lo que escribió el loco de Labatut en Un verdor terrible: “Mira la mecánica cuántica, por ejemplo, la joya de la corona de nuestra especie, la teoría física más precisa, hermosa y con mayor alcance que hemos inventado. Está detrás de internet, de la supremacía de nuestros teléfonos celulares, y ofrece la promesa de un poder computacional solo comparable a la inteligencia divina. Ha transformado nuestro mundo hasta volverlo irreconocible. Sabemos cómo usarla, funciona por una suerte de milagro, y sin embargo no hay un alma en este planeta, nadie vivo o muerto, que realmente la entienda. La mente no puede lidiar con sus paradojas y contradicciones. Es como si la teoría hubiese caído a la Tierra al igual que un monolito proveniente del espacio, y nosotros sencillamente gateamos a su alrededor como simios, jugando con ella, lanzándole piedras y palos, sin ninguna comprensión verdadera.”Kapital es posible gracias a sus colaboradores:⁠Indexa Capital⁠. Gestión pasiva en fondos indexados.No es fácil encontrar un lugar seguro para tu dinero. En un mercado lleno de productos tramposos, me gusta colaborar o poner el micro a los pocos gestores, pasivos o activos, con una propuesta honesta. La fortaleza de Indexa Capital, que entraría dentro de la gestión pasiva, es una cartera de bajo coste y diversificada. Dos de sus fundadores, Unai y François, han pasado por el podcast. Si te interesa, aquí tienes mi enlace de registro para ahorrarte la comisión sobre los primeros 15.000 euros. Son tiempos inciertos en los mercados y esto significa que debes buscar opciones serias para tu dinero. Indexa Capital es sin duda una de ellas.Índice:1:30 Abandonar una posición de catedrático.11:09 El gran salón de la inspiración.21:25 Aprender a aprender.24:31 That's the story.32:41 Corrupción del incompetente.40:01 Paseos de Bohr por Copenhague.48:35 La ciencia va a la velocidad de la ciencia.55:05 El primer 0 y su posterior prohibición.1:01:24 Belleza en la secuencia de Fibonacci.1:05:15 Radiación de cuerpo negro.1:15:56 Determinismo estricto.1:21:21 Dios no juega a los dados.Apuntes:Cuántica. José Ignacio Latorre.Ética para máquinas. José Ignacio Latorre.La última voz. José Ignacio Latorre & Maite Soto-Sanfiel.Un verdor terrible. Benjamín Labatut.MANIAC. Benjamín Labatut.La utilidad de lo inútil. Nuccio Ordine.Tiempos de incertidumbre. Tobias Hürter.Donald en el país de las matemáticas. Walt Disney.El diablo de los números. Hans Magnus Enzensberger.

La stretta sulle detrazioni per i familiari a carico si estende ad altre disposizioni, la deducibilità di vitto e alloggio per le trasferte dei professionisti, la proroga delle scadenze del 16 maggio per il blocco del portale dell'Agenzia. A cura di Luca Bilancini

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Una bella e molto fantasiosa fiaba italiana d'inizio Novecento.Tizzoncino è una ragazza molto allegra, non si lava mai e di mestiere fa la fornaia. La madre chissà perché è convinta che diventerà regina. Ma forse la mamma è una maga, e forse ci metterà lo zampino anche il grande mago del bosco e allora, nonostante l'invidia delle vicine… scopri come va a finire!Fiaba di Luigi Capuana. Adattamento e Lettura di Valter Carignano. ➡️ VUOI SOSTENERCI? BASTANO DUE EURO! Puoi fare una donazione da 2 euro in su sulla piattafroma sicura PayPal, nessun abbonamento e nessun ricarico successivo. DONA QUI https://paypal.me/valtercarignano?country.x=IT&locale.x=it_IT ➤➤ Nello SHOP DI FAVOLANDIA le migliori edizioni dei libri di favole e fiabe e molto altro. FAVOLANDIA è stato selezionato come Amazon Influencer e riceverà royalties sugli acquisti idonei, senza nessun tipo di aumento di prezzo per lvoi che acquistate. https://www.amazon.it/shop/favolandia-favolefiabestorietradizionali Luigi Capuana fu un importante letterato, intellettuale e scrittore a cavallo fra Otto e Novecento. La sua raccolta di fiabe riprende temi tradizionali del sud Italia ed è caratterizzata da una grande inventiva e fantasia. Storie tradizionali, favole e fiabe, leggende popolari. Progetto Favolandia https://loperarinata.com/favolandia-favole-e-fiabe/ ©Tutte le fiabe, favole, storie e tutti i contenuti di questo canale sono registrate, depositate e protetti dal diritto d'autore in tutti i Paesi. 

Intrattenimento e informazione, musica e cultura: tutto questo è Radio Vaticana con Voi! Anche oggi 4 ore insieme per iniziare la giornata con numerosi ospiti! Protagonisti gli ascoltatori, come ogni giorno! Intervieni in diretta tramite WhatsApp al numero 335 1243 722 Gli ospiti di oggi in ordine di presenza: Suor Veronica Donatello, responsabile del Servizio nazionale per la pastorale con disabilità della Cei Don Benito Giorgetta, parroco della chiesa di San Timoteo a Termoli Marco Agostini, direttore del Raggio di Luce Salvatore Bentivegna, presidente del Centro Braille San Giacomo Don Giovanni Berti,in arte Gioba vignettista Alfonso Cauteruccio, presidente di Greenaccord Andrea Masullo, direttore scientifico di Greenaccord Conducono Marina Tomarro, Stefania Ferretti A cura di Marina Tomarro e Stefania Ferretti Hanno collaborato le colleghe ed i colleghi Marco Guerra, Gianmarco Murroni, Andrea De Angelis, Beatrice Guarrera, Mara Miceli, Silvia Giovanrosa Tecnici del suono Bruno Orti, Gustavo Messina, Alberto Giovannetti

¿Y si el problema de la vivienda en Uruguay se pudiera abordar pensando fuera de la caja? En este episodio me siento a conversar con Sebastián Raggio, arquitecto especializado en construcción con madera y creador de @naturarq.uy, para entender por qué seguimos atados al ladrillo, el bloque y el cemento, cuando tenemos una alternativa más ... Leer más

Siamo il podcast ufficiale della Goal Line Technology. Ebbene sì. Un mezzo sorriso questo derby che archiviamo così. Con noi Pietro Martinelli, in arte Johnny Palomba. Chiudiamo con gli audio ambientali di Lazio Roma raccolti da Gabriele Chiocchio..VUOI ASCOLTARE IL PODCAST SENZA PUBBLICITÀ?.Sostieni Salida Lavolpiana su Patreon e accedi a Salida Lavolpiana Plus per un ascolto senza interruzioni: https://www.patreon.com/c/salidapod/membership .INFO .E-mail: salidapod@magnesiapodcast.it.SOCIAL .Twitter: www.twitter.com/salida_pod.Instagram: www.instagram.com/salida_pod.Gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/salida_pod.Chat Telegram: https://t.me/+KVHVBH58GGwyN2M8.VUOI SOSTENERCI?.https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/salida-lavolpiana--5909766/support.CHI SIAMO .Sito: www.salidalavolpiana.it

Acquista Il Libro: https://amzn.to/4c9itUD Il 5 marzo del 1896 Guglielmo Marconi depositò la richiesta provvisoria di brevetto della radio, e il 12 febbraio 1931 fu inaugurata Radio Vaticana. Un dubbio, però, persisteva nella mia mente: come era riuscito Marconi a costruire la radio avendo conseguito solo la licenza elementare? C'erano altri aiutanti oltre i nomi noti? Sono entrata nell'Archivio Apostolico (ex “Segreto”) Vaticano con l'intento di rispondere a queste domande. Non ho trovato le risposte, ma ho trovato altro: esiste un fascicolo dedicato al cosiddetto “Raggio della Morte” e la storia è ben diversa da come la conosciamo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, host Caryn Antonini is joined by Douglas Raggio, author, investor, food business founder and consultant and Founder of the thriving food company, Pass the Honey, a purveyor of fresh honeycomb that is designed to bring the full nutritional benefits of honey to the consumer in a convenient package. Prior to Pass the Honey, Douglas founded the slow cooked meal company, Stews and Such, he also founded a VC called Gastronome Ventures and a private equity fund Bias and Blind Spots, both of which focused on healthy food and beverage branded companies. He's been an advisor to over 100 startups and is a sought-after speaker at North America's largest specialty food trade shows. For more information on our guest:Pass the Honey - Harvesting the Potential of Regenerative Honeycombfreshhoneycomb.comCaryn Antoniniwww.cultivatedbycaryn.com@carynantonini@cultivatedbycarynshowGet great recipes from Caryn at https://carynantonini.com/recipes/

La telefonata tra Donald Trump e Vladimir Putin è andata "molto bene". E' quanto hanno dichiarato fonti russe alla Cnn, confermando che il colloquio si è concluso. Nel frattempo, il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky annuncia che le Forze armate hanno condotto con successo il test di un drone a lungo raggio, in grado di volare fino a tremila chilometri. Iscriviti e segui "Notizie dall'Ucraina": YouTube: https://bit.ly/3FqWppn Spreaker: https://bit.ly/42g2ONG Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3JE1OMi Spotify: https://spoti.fi/40bpm0v Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/40HVQ37 Audible: https://bit.ly/4370ARc    Adnkronos: podcast/adnkronos.com  Resta in contatto con noi: https://www.adnkronos.com/  https://x.com/Adnkronos  https://www.facebook.com/AgenziaAdnKronos  https://www.instagram.com/adnkronos_/  

A Cuba la radio utilizzata da Ernesto Che Guevara - Russia e potenziali trasmissioni ad ampio raggio - Ancora Marconi in mostra

Send us a textIn this episode with my dear friend Aimee Raggio, we invite you to join us on our journey as we re-engage with the book "40 Days of Decrease" by Alicia Britt Chole. Aimee and I have read and participated in the fasting activities of this book for years and seen the amazing benefits it has brought to our lives. Now, we are inviting you to join this journey with us. We have included links to the book and books by Jensen Franklin on fasting. We have also created a Facebook group for you to join and share your experiences with the rest of us. We are super excited about this activity and hope you join us.link to "40 Days of Decrease" book purchase: https://a.co/d/5uAF1VyLink to Jensen Franklin book "Fasting": https://a.co/d/hHe4niYLink to Jensen Franklin book "Fasting ITP": https://a.co/d/73MtThclink to Facebook discussion group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2980429128934306

Una tecnologia rivoluzionaria capace di emettere un raggio distruttivo, in grado di abbattere aerei e persino annientare intere armate da grandi distanze. Un'arma segreta, creata nientemeno che da Guglielmo Marconi per conto del regime fascista, che avrebbe potuto cambiare la storia e consegnarci un mondo completamente diverso. Si tratta solo di leggende e di fantascienza o la storia del “raggio della morte” ha un fondamento di verità?Aderisci alla pagina PATREON e sostieni i miei progetti e il mio lavoro: http://patreon.com/massimopolidoroPartecipa e sostieni su TIPEEE il progetto del mio Tour 2022 in tutta Italia: https://it.tipeee.com/massimopolidoroScopri i miei corsi online:https://www.massimopolidorostudio.comRicevi l'Avviso ai Naviganti, la mia newsletter settimanale: https://mailchi.mp/massimopolidoro/avvisoainavigantie partecipa alle scelte della mia communityE qui l'elenco completo dei miei libri disponibili: https://amzn.to/44feDp4Le musiche sono di Marco Forni e si possono ascoltare qui: https://hyperfollow.com/marcoforniSeguimi:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/massimopolidoro/Gruppo FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MassimoPolidoroFanClubPagina FB: https://www.facebook.com/Official.Massimo.PolidoroTwitter: https://twitter.com/massimopolidoroSito e blog: http://www.massimopolidoro.comIscriviti al mio canale youtube: https://goo.gl/Xkzh8A

Seguimos con las charlas con participantes del Benidorm Fest 2025 para conocerlos un poquito mejor. Hoy con MAWOT. Hablamos con él de "Raggio di sole", de su documental de Youtube, de su paso por el festival de Benidorm y de Juego de Tronos.

To launch new initiatives within the confines of a large corporation, you'll need to work with the system, not against it, says "intrapreneur" Dave Raggio. He shares three lessons on innovation he learned the hard way — so you don't have to. Made in partnership with Intuit. After the talk, Modupe shares one small way we can get everyone working together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcast e dolore: usare il podcast come terapia e leva di cambiamento sociale - Erika SorciIl podcast ha un valore terapeutico nell'affrontare e vivere il dolore? E' possibile che un'esperienza come la morte di un figlio possa essere trasformata in qualcosa di positivo attraverso la narrazione e la condivisione? Perché proprio il podcast, con la sua caratteristica intimità legata all'ascolto, è il miglior media digitale per trattare con delicatezza temi difficili e dolorosi?Scopriamolo insieme a Erika Sorci, insegnante di scuola primaria e di Yoga per bambini e autrice del podcast Raggio di Luna ( https://podcastindex.org/podcast/7120929 ) un podcast sul lutto perinatale.

To launch new initiatives within the confines of a large corporation, you'll need to work with the system, not against it, says "intrapreneur" Dave Raggio. He shares three lessons on innovation he learned the hard way — so you don't have to. (Made in partnership with Intuit)

To launch new initiatives within the confines of a large corporation, you'll need to work with the system, not against it, says "intrapreneur" Dave Raggio. He shares three lessons on innovation he learned the hard way — so you don't have to. (Made in partnership with Intuit)

To launch new initiatives within the confines of a large corporation, you'll need to work with the system, not against it, says "intrapreneur" Dave Raggio. He shares three lessons on innovation he learned the hard way — so you don't have to. (Made in partnership with Intuit)

L'Umbria torna ad essere guidata dal centro sinistra, dopo cinque anni di parentesi a guida Lega, mentre per l'Emilia-Romagna l'elezione del presidente candidato dal Pd è una conferma. Dal Pd di Elly Schlein a Italia Viva di Matteo Renzi il commento è lo stesso: uniti si vince. Intanto dall'altra parte dell'oceano Joe Biden dà il suo permesso a Kiev per utilizzare missili a lungo raggio contro la Russia, mentre Putin utilizza la guerra come sistema di welfare per le famiglie dei cittadini più poveri che manda a morire al fronte. ... Qui il link per iscriversi al canale Whatsapp di Notizie a colazione: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va7X7C4DjiOmdBGtOL3z Per iscriverti al canale Telegram: https://t.me/notizieacolazione ... Qui gli altri podcast di Class Editori: https://milanofinanza.it/podcast Musica https://www.bensound.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ansa - di Benedetta Guerrera.Harris attacca Trump: 'Io sto con l'Ucraina, lui ne vuole la resa'

Biden: “Lavoriamo per dare armi a lungo raggio all’Ucraina”. Il procuratore della Corte Penale Internazionale ammonisce: “Urgente il mandato d’arresto per Netanyahu”. Sentiamo Alessandro Marrone, responsabile del programma “Difesa” dell’Istituto Affari Internazionali. Dopo quello sulla peste suina, arriva l’allarme sulla lingua blu. Con noi Giuseppe Pulina, professore di zootecnia speciale all’Università di Sassari. Secondo indiscrezioni, il ministro Giorgetti starebbe pensando ad un taglio delle tasse per chi fa figli. Intanto rinviata la nomina ufficiale a Fitto in Europa. Il commento di Alberto Orioli, vicedirettore vicario del Sole 24 Ore.

n this podcast, Kyl (@ultimatephysiquecoach) chats with Chris about their methods for determining the ideal deficit size for clients.

In this episode, Chris talks with expert coach Kyl Raggio about the fundamentals of muscle building and common pitfalls that can hinder progress. To follow Kyl: @ultimatephysiquecoach

In this episode Chris and Kyl - "Ultimate Physique Coach" the mistakes they often see being made by those trying to lose fat without the guidance of a coach. If you are trying to lose weight weight and you don't feel like things are going to plan, this is the podcast for you. Thankyou Kyl for taking the time to chat! To follow Kyl : @ultimatephysiquecoach

Featuring: Dave Raggio - VP, Acquisition Marketing on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - presented by MiO Marketplace and hosted by Sean Halter.

In episode 806, Lauren, Ronny, and Raggio explore topics such as “What defines objects as a work of art?” They also unravel the effects of outside objects in creating a new work of art and how this could reshape an artwork's meaning. This podcast is a captivating experience where you can enjoy the clash of perspectives and entertain your curiosity about art.

Dave Raggio holds dual roles as Vice President of QuickBooks Acquisition Marketing and Intuit SMB MediaLabs. He began his studies in aerospace engineering at Auburn, but found his passion for marketing while running a triathlon team and helping athletes at this school secure scholarships. After graduation, he started off in the agency world, seeking a wide understanding of the marketing world. Eventually, he went client-side with Method and Northface before entering the B2B world when he joined the team at Intuit in 2020. Intuit SMB MediaLabs is essentially an audience layer that can be applied to advertising campaigns. It was born out of a personal frustration Dave had with 3rd party data quality and a knowing that there was a better way to execute. In contrast to traditional retail media networks, Intuit SMB MediaLabs doesn't own or operate any inventory, freeing them to solve for a wider variety of KPIs and increase the efficiency of campaigns for the small businesses they serve. On the show today, Alan and Dave talk about what Intuit SMB MediaLabs is, how they compare to traditional retail media networks, and what makes them better at building an SMB business owner audience. Dave also gives us examples of how they are using their audience layer to enhance marketing for other businesses in banking, insurance, retail, and CPG, as well as the phenomenal results they have been able to achieve and what is on the horizon for Intuit SMB MediaLabs moving forward.In this episode, you'll learn about:How Intuit SMB MediaLabs differs from traditional retail media networksRevelations around SMB spending powerThe power of specificity in digital creativeKey Highlights:[01:30] Life as a professional mountain guide [02:15] Hiking the career path [04:25] Intuit SMB MediaLabs: what they do and who they serve[06:50] How Intuit SMB MediaLabs differs from traditional retail media networks?[11:10] Why the timing of serving SMB's ideal right now [15:50] What working with Intuit SMB MediaLabs looks like[18:15] Examples of results [19:15] The future of Intuit SMB MediaLabs[22:30] What he learned at Digitas[23:20] Advice to his younger self[24:15] Looking into the future [25:10] Knowing is hard, but executing is hard too.[26:50] Laser focus and gardening tips[27:50] Identity in the context of measurementLooking for more?Visit our website for the full show notes, links to resources mentioned in this episode, and ways to connect with the guest! Become a member today and listen ad-free, visit https://plus.acast.com/s/marketingtoday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hump Day on the OOB Show! Bo & the crew get your morning started off on the right foot with some College Football talk the 2024 TV Schedules were released today. Where is your team slotted? We mix in a little baseball, as Josh Raggio - of Raggio Mercantile in Raymond - joins the program check it out! All guests join us on the Farm Bureau Insurance guest line, and we are LIVE from the BankPlus Studio! Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Raggio, of Raggio Mercantile, joins the program talking Father's Day, SEC Football, and much more! Make sure to tune in for the perfect gift idea. All guests join us on the Farm Bureau Insurance guest line, and we are LIVE from the BankPlus Studio! Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Intuit's Dave Raggio shares why SMB MediaLabs doesn't own inventory, how it prioritizes privacy for its customers, and the reason consumer and CPG brands are turning to Intuit's data.  Episode TranscriptPlease note, this transcript  may contain minor inconsistencies compared to the episode audio.[00:00:00] Damian: I'm Damian Fowler.[00:00:01] Ilyse: and I'm Ilyse Liffreing[00:00:02] Damian: and welcome to this edition of the current podcast.[00:00:05] Ilyse: This week, we're delighted to bring Dave Raggio to the podcast. Dave is the vice president of S& B Media Labs, a B2B media network owned by Intuit, which is of course known for business products like TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma, and MailChimp.[00:00:22] Damian: Now Dave developed the idea of SMB Media Lab, which leans on the first party data from the millions of people who use QuickBooks, and it provides small businesses with the intelligence they need to reach their customers across channels like audio and CTV.[00:00:38] Ilyse: We start out by asking Dave about the origins of S& D Media Labs.[00:00:42] : It really came from honestly my personal frustration, in trying to reach SMBs for my, what I'm calling my day job. So, I was hired four years ago, at Intuit to lead QuickBooks acquisition marketing. And I actually still hold that position today. Um, my entire career has [00:01:00] been consumer brand. So I was with North Face before this.[00:01:02] Um, spent a lot of time agency side, working on a variety of clients across CPG and e comm retail. And when I got to, into it, um, I tried to essentially apply the same data sources and tactics that worked very well for me in the, in the consumer world. And it was met very quickly with the reality that SMB data is very hard to find, and when you do find it, the accuracy is just not great.[00:01:28] So, you know, I have a friend, um, that works in the agency that me that at the top you have enterprise level data, which is pretty high quality at the bottom. You have your consumer data, which is abundant and high quality, but between there's a big void and that's pretty much where all S and B data lives.[00:01:49] Um, so it started off. Kind of, it's just a joke internally that I really wish there was a company like QuickBooks that I could partner with and [00:02:00] buy media through that would allow me to find not only the scale of audiences that Intuit has, but also the depth of knowledge about how those, how those businesses are operated and run.[00:02:10] And then that joke kind of became a realization that it is a need for other advertisers that Intuit could very much fill and very uniquely fill as well. Just considering kind of. The breadth and depth of information that we have, um, on, on our small business owners. Um, so that was the start of it. Um, but of course, you know, we wanted to make sure that we were doing it in a way that was beneficial to our customers, um, and done in a privacy safe way.[00:02:38] So that was kind of the start of the journey was just the realization that we had something that advertisers would be interested in, but we also wanted to make sure that it was something that benefited our customers as well.[00:02:47] Damian: That void that you talk about in the middle between enterprise level data and consumer data is quite surprising, isn't it? That there wasn't anything there for those small businesses. I know that 99 percent of all businesses are [00:03:00] SMBs. So that's a huge, uh, yeah, that's a, that's a huge amount of, uh, data that's not being used.[00:03:09] So was it a surprising moment when, when, when you go, when you saw that and you thought, Oh, this is an opportunity.[00:03:15] Dave: Yeah, I, you know, there are small pockets of data where you can get very narrow in, it's just not scalable. So that was the sort of challenge. So you can go to a lot of individual professional sites. But the reality is the world of media is not built around the business that you run, it's built around you as a person.[00:03:31] So stitching those two parameters together, because, you know, as QuickBooks growth, We're looking for specific types of business problems. And, you know, a lot of these small business owners are not active on professional networks. Um, if they have profiles there, they're not looking at them on a regular basis or updating them.[00:03:51] Um, so they, they kind of become. In the shadows, like the S and B part of the data and the targeting capabilities and the need state from the business that they [00:04:00] run sits behind their sort of consumer profiles. So I think it was a surprise when I first joined, but. Logically, after a little while, I was like, okay, that makes sense of why we're not able to find the business traits and qualities that we are able to.[00:04:18] Damian: Yeah, that makes sense. The[00:04:20] Ilyse: Now, how would you go about like describing the value of these small businesses and the data that their advertisers are trying to use to reach this audience?[00:04:31] Dave: Yeah, um, so great question. And there's, there's a couple of different layers of sort of knowledge that we have on our, on our customer base, and we're not unlocking all of those just yet. So we want to, again, going back to the want to do what's right by our customers, we want to make sure that. All the information that we're collecting is something that they would expect us to collect, that they have full control over their ability to participate in this, and that we're only partnering with advertisers that, um, you know, have the best [00:05:00] intent for, for our customers.[00:05:02] With that, uh, we are layering on top of ad buys, data that seems to already exist in the market, but is much more accurate. So that was one of the sort of uphill battles that we've had in the early stages of this. So things like industry, age, revenue, employee count, these are things that on the surface appear to exist in other third party data sources, but You know, again, being on the other side of the buying of this one, I see how wildly off some of those data sources can be and the assumptions that they have about a small business.[00:05:34] So what we're adding on to that is just a very, very, um, deterministic one to one knowledge and accuracy that didn't exist. So we eliminate a lot of waste that comes with using some of the other data providers or even just kind of doing broad market advertising. So that's kind of the main value prop.[00:05:54] That said, we are working with our legal and privacy team. And our [00:06:00] executive sponsor is actually the head of privacy. So that should tell everyone a little bit about how serious we're taking this. But we're also thinking about with our customers, what value can we add to them if we continue to go into what we're calling transactional type data, if we're able to go the next step deeper.[00:06:16] And the reason for that is every business. on the surface may look the same in an industry size employee count, but how they run their business could be very different. So if you're a construction company, that's in the same region as another construction company, roughly same revenue, roughly same employee count doesn't mean that you invest completely different in marketing.[00:06:37] And you may be, Think about your supply chain very differently. What that allows us to do is actually find need states for our customers and be able to pair them with the advertisers that might be able to serve, um, solutions for them in those needs states. And so that's kind of the next wave that we're working on.[00:06:52] It's something that we haven't done yet, but we're hoping to unlock for our advertisers.[00:06:57] Ilyse: Yeah, that's definitely a good example. [00:07:00] Um, I feel like, In a, such a new kind of company like this, and I know you refer to you guys as like a retail media network, although you're not exactly a retail media, um, so it's, it's, it's definitely hard to kind of describe, I would assume, to other B2B businesses exactly what to do and how your like first party data And you essentially use QuickBooks, um, primarily, right?[00:07:27] Um, how they can use that data to their advantage. Is there, like, another example that you can give how, um, advertiser would use your, your media network in order to, like, reach their audience? Heh[00:07:43] Dave: you mentioned that, that, you know, we've, we've been using the term retail media network, but we're, we're very much not a retail media network. So we do not have owned and operated inventory and that's by design. Um, you don't start a business because you're passionate about bookkeeping in most cases.[00:07:55] Um, so we're leaning into as a company, AI and, and, [00:08:00] um, automation to make sure that we're trying to reduce the amount of time that That a customer has to spend in our platforms in order to, um, to get their work done. So throwing ads in there will slow that down. It's not something that, you know, someone that's already paying for subscription would, would want to have that said, there are potentially ways that we've been looking at that. Provide additional value to that. That said by not having owned and operated, I think that we accidentally fell into what I'm calling kind of the next wave of retail media network. So we are more of an audience network that can be layered on to any part of your ad buy that's programmatic. So we have partnerships with the trade desk, with physio, with DV360, with meta, and we We are agnostic to inventory source.[00:08:44] We just allow the advertiser, whatever their KPIs are across the board to just get more efficient and more focused on just the right people. And that's been, um, again, slightly different than what most retail media networks are going, but attending a bunch of [00:09:00] conferences, that seems to be really the hot topic of your own and operated inventory is great.[00:09:04] It is the last. bottom, bottom, bottom of the funnel that you're able to, um, that you're able to really leverage. We are able to address full funnel campaigns with that audience targeting.[00:09:18] Damian: That's very interesting. What kind of advertisers in this space are keen to take advantage of this opportunity to reach these millions of small businesses?[00:09:29] Dave: Yeah, it's so that's been one of the larger surprising things when we started this up. So we built this assuming insurance, banking, credit cards, those would be the The sort of the very close in some of the software SAS providers. Um, that has been very true for us that that's where we're seeing a lot of interest, but we've had a lot of consumer brands coming to us.[00:09:48] There seems to be a wave of interest in small business as a segment for a lot of advertisers. So we've had one of the largest CPG brands approach us. I worked at Method for [00:10:00] a while, so I know firsthand that shipping a bottle of hand soap is very expensive, and it's only a 3 bottle of hand soap, but it's mostly water and fragile, so you're upside down in your e comm costs.[00:10:12] So the area where e comm works really well for CPG brands is concentrates in large formats, and the normal consumer do not want that. It is very profitable to go that direction. Um, so they reached out to us, same thing with one of the largest beverage companies reached out to us cause they want to be in more restaurants, more independent restaurants than the chain restaurants.[00:10:30] So it's been a little surprising across the board of, you know, who's really approached us. Um, and, and some of these non traditional sort of B2B, as you would think about it are really the ones that have a ton of interest.[00:10:42] Ilyse: yeah I must say. It seems like B2B is on like some kind of upward trending line right now. Um, we are seeing like a, an increase across like all channels, I feel like, maybe. Like, um, maybe that's due to like, I don't know, the rise of like [00:11:00] LinkedIn or like, um, just more businesses coming forward. And being created in general, maybe the pandemic even, I don't know, it's, it's curious because I do feel like even like channels like CTV, for instance, there's a lot more like B2B kind of marketing happening.[00:11:16] Is[00:11:16] Dave: Yeah. We're seeing the same thing and we're excited that we're kind of showing up at the right time for that. You know, I think our hypothesis on that is, um, very much correct. There was a small business boom during the pandemic, but a lot of advertisers I think have, have started to kind of run out of scale and saturation that they can have amongst the sort of consumer.[00:11:36] And this is an entirely new audience with tremendous spending power that you can talk about different products that you wouldn't want to put, you know, on a Super Bowl spot. You know, the CPG brand is not going to run a large format concentrate ad in the Super Bowl, but there's now a new path and a new audience that is kind of untapped.[00:11:54] And we're also seeing that also in the marketing space. So a lot of the major social networks and ad providers. [00:12:00] Their next target is all the S and B's because they've got so much share of wallet amongst the enterprise level brands that their, their next growth area is going to have to come from the long tail of S and B's.[00:12:10] Um, so we're happy because we truly feel like we are the most accurate and best way to reach those S and B's. Um, so we're, we're hoping that, that, you know, everything kind of comes together.[00:12:20] Damian: Is there a, is there some kind of nuance in terms of the channels that advertisers trying to reach businesses use versus, you know, more traditional, you might say consumer channels? I mean, they're obviously consumers. are also business owners and business owners are consumers. But is there a different sort of way that you're thinking or the advertisers are thinking about leveraging, um, the data that you're providing?[00:12:48] Dave: We've not seen that. So kind of going back to the challenge that brought this whole thing to life is that The the line between them as a small business owner and them is just a person [00:13:00] is almost indistinguishable between the two of those. So The nice thing is because it's programmatic wherever they happen to be We're able to find them and able to serve them relevant advertising at that point I think that Um, it really the, the majority of channel selection will come down to the objective of the campaign.[00:13:22] So we had a major global logistics company that was very focused on brand advertising and we were running them on connected TV with Vizio. We were running them on some digital video formats. We had another SaaS provider that was very focused on cost per leads. And we. Much heavier on the social and programmatic, uh, display side of things.[00:13:41] So it's really more of what's the objective dictates kind of the channel mix itself. But, um, in terms of are there subtle nuances or specific places we go? Not really. We kind of just follow, follow the sort of, um, friends that we're seeing with the, with those small business [00:14:00] owners.[00:14:00] Damian: Totally makes sense.[00:14:01] Ilyse: Now, you've described SMB MediaLabs as the next wave of retail networks, which is very interesting. I like that kind of quote right there. Um, you've also said it's like a more open network than some others. Can you describe why that is?[00:14:20] Dave: Yeah, so I would say we're not the next wave. I think that we are ahead and riding the next wave. So I don't say that we are defining it by any means, but, um, we were open in the fact that we're not relying on our own inventory. So we can go. Pretty much anywhere. Um, and if an advertiser comes to us and they have a specific DSP that they really want to work with, we can onboard those DSPs if they're not already in our network.[00:14:44] So a big part of our, of our product is really making sure that we have the largest breadth of inventory sources and partnerships available, that we can develop campaigns in partnership with the advertiser and the agencies that actually, um, can [00:15:00] span wherever they believe that their customers are, whatever their objectives are.[00:15:03] So that's, that's the open part. Of what we're doing. Um, and because of that also, like there's just easier capabilities for them to, to measure it because they're already using a lot of the DSPs and platforms that they're, they're using for their normal campaign. So we're not any sort of walled garden that has hidden metrics behind the scene, which I know is also, you know, a challenge for a lot of retail media networks as well.[00:15:26] Ilyse: That's awesome. How do you, going about your own advertising for this network, how are you basically scaling it?[00:15:34] Dave: Getting the word out and, uh, getting people to, uh, to, to try it. So we have had, um, I think we're, we're in, in month eight now, and we've had a number of large advertisers come in the data's, the data and the audience targeting is performing extremely well, that is something that, um, was a concern of mine going in that, you know, a, is there enough people that are interested in S and B's and we already [00:16:00] talked about how that, you know, You know, has been something that we've been able to check that box and say, yes, there is a ton of interest from advertisers across the board.[00:16:07] The second one was, have I convinced myself that our audience quality is as good as it is. Um, and the data that's come in as, as shown that it's, it's performing extremely well, both on brand metrics and on cost per action. So, uh, our goal right now is to just have as many conversations and just do as many tests as possible.[00:16:26] And let the advertiser see how well it performs comparatively to other things.[00:16:31] Damian: I guess the next question would be how well does it perform? You know, what kind of data insights are you getting back to provide to advertisers?[00:16:39] Dave: Yeah, so, uh, we are seeing so we've done some disco studies on brand ones, and we're seeing on average 30 to 40 percent increase in brand metrics, which is huge. That was not that's actually outside of what we anticipated and hoped for on that one. And I think probably the big one was when we've run some cost per lead campaigns for SAS [00:17:00] cloud service.[00:17:01] We cut their CPLs by 75%. So just eliminating the inaccuracy and focusing your spin on deterministic direct connections with those advertisers or with those, with those customers as has worked extremely well.[00:17:18] Damian: Yeah, that's a high fidelity audience. I, I, I like that phrase.[00:17:23] Damian: I guess we have to have a question about ai, right? We have to talk about ai.[00:17:44] Um, you know. In April, Intuit introduced an AI assistant to its core product. Products, I should say, um, in TurboTax. It's going to shorten the time to file taxes, credit karma, users [00:18:00] get personalized financial information advice, I should say, and users can generate marketing content in MailChimp. You know, how are you and SMB Media Labs using AI?[00:18:09] Yeah,[00:18:13] Dave: we built, we are a managed service. So we are doing the buys and executing for the time being. That is something that is very difficult to scale because for us it is kind of core to Google. Make sure that the, that the media that we're buying, not only is targeted, but it's performing.[00:18:29] So there's a lot of optimizations that we want to be able to make recommendations on and act on. Uh, it's hard to do that. You know, our goal is to have hundreds of advertisers. You can't optimize hundreds of advertisers. So there are tools that we are bringing on board that actually use AI to understand how the various campaigns are performing, are able to serve up some sort of triggered recommendations based off of that.[00:18:51] Um, and that allows our team to scale and really make sure that everything that we're doing is. hitting the benchmarks and exceeding the benchmarks that we want them to do [00:19:00] across all of our advertisers.[00:22:09] Damian: One question I guess from that is, you know, the actual marketing of the SMB, uh, the actual marketing of SMB MediaLabs, how do you think about that?[00:22:21] Dave: Uh, well, the marketing of SMB Media Labs is a lot of. Conversations like this. Um, so I'm a little bit on a podcast tour. I am, I'm going to be at Cannes. So we do have a space in the media link to a can where we're going to be having a number of meetings, speaking engagements. Um, it's, it is different enough that it does require a little bit of explanation and, you know, in full transparency, there's an added hurdle that as it stands now, we are a managed service.[00:22:45] So, um, it is. It adds complexity to what a traditional we are not doing the model where we just park our data and anyone can go and pull it like through a marketplace. We still have to control. And that's that's because we want to have the highest bar possible for how we [00:23:00] control our data. So it just takes more conversations.[00:23:03] But, uh, You know, we are doing some programmatic media buying and we're doing some digital out of home in the elevators of a lot of the major agencies in New York City. So we're, we're trying to really focus in on, on both the agencies and the advertisers that would be interested in something like this.[00:23:19] Damian: And that's it for this edition of The Current Podcast. We'll be back next week, so stay tuned.[00:23:24] Ilyse: The current podcast theme is by Love and Caliber. The current team includes Cat Vessey and Sydney Cairns.[00:23:30] Damian: And[00:23:30] remember I'm Damian.[00:23:32] Ilyse: I'm Elise.[00:23:33] Damian: And we'll see you next time. And if you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave us a review.[00:23:38] Also, tune in to our other podcast, The Current Report.

I QUATTRO AVVENTURIERI A QUATTRO ZAMPE + UNOAlla periferia di una grande città, abitavano quattro piccoli cani che ogni giorno facevano un giro nel vicinato per sgranchirsi le zampette insieme ai loro padroni. Il resto del tempo lo passavano in poltrona o sdraiati al sole in giardino. In un angolo vicino al muro, dietro la casa, nascosti da un albero, c'erano dei vecchi oggetti usati e un po' rotti. Uno dei cani, quella che si chiamava Tachi, decise di andare in esplorazione per vedere se c'era qualcosa di interessante e trovò quello che sembrava essere un vecchio pallone — ma un po' strano, con una specie di gamba. "Che cosa sarà mai? Sembra un oggetto sospetto!” Meglio chiamare i rinforzi immediatamente, pensò: "Bau, bau, bau!" Gli altri tre accorsero subito abbaiando — in caso ci fosse da spaventare qualcuno o qualcosa. ”Un pallone, un pallone!" gridarono e si misero in posizione per giocare. La più birichina e più piccola di taglia, la Pippa, iniziò a calciare l'oggetto con le sue zampette ma si fermò subito esclamando: ”Oh, ma com'è duro questo pallone?!” “E' duro si, sciocca, non lo vedi che è un mappamondo?" le dissero Luca e Lillo, gli altri due componenti della famigliola, mentre Tachi rimaneva pensierosa e non veramente convinta della cosa.Ma una volta chiarito cosa fosse, tutti si misero ad osservarlo mentre, magicamente girando su se stesso, mostrava paesi lontani dei quali avevano sentito dire dai loro padroni che, per dirla proprio tutta, erano proprio dei gran girelloni! Alla fine della giornata, dopo tante avventure, pisolini, una camminata al calare del sole ed una buone cena, andarono tutti a letto; ma pensando al mappamondo, nessuno dei quattro riuscì a dormire un gran che. Appena chiudevano gli occhi, iniziavano a viaggiare con la fantasia e pensavano ad avventure emozionanti che li trasportavano in posti sconosciuti e fantastici da visitare.Al mattino, c'era un gran bisbigliare. "Dormito bene?" si domandavano gli uni con gli altri. “No, io ho viaggiato in paesi sconosciuti," "Io pensavo di volare," "Io di navigare sugli oceani," “Io invece di scalare montagne altissime." Pensa e ripensa, decisero che sarebbe stato davvero bello trasformare questi sogni in realtà. Continuarono  a parlottare, e dopo qualche ora, tutti d'accordo pronunciarono le fatidiche parole: "Saremo i quattro avventurieri a quattro zampe, a giro per il mondo, tutti per uno e uno per tutti." La decisione fu presa; ma come sarebbe stato possibile iniziare l'avventura? A Luca gli venne in mente il vecchio saggio bassotto Ettore, che viva nel vicinato e che di mestiere faceva il mago cantastorie . Lo incontravano quasi tutti i giorni durante le passeggiate al tramonto. Ettore seduto davanti alla sua casa narrava con occhi scintillanti di emozione storie di viaggi fantastici ad un gruppetto di cuccioli con i loro padroni; tutti intenti ad ascoltare.  Una volta lo sentirono raccontare di Parigi e della sua maestosa Torre Eiffel che si alzava in cielo fino a sopra le nuvole, dei monumenti imponenti, dei grandissimi giardini da visitare e poi, attenzione attenzione, croissant con burro e marmellata per colazione, baguette ripiene di tutto un po' a pranzo ed ossi succulenti e saporiti per cena."Ecco chi ci potrebbe aiutare: Ettore il Bassotto Mago!” esclamarono con gioia.Immediatamente, quatti quatti, uscirono di nascosto dal loro giardino, passarono da un piccolo varco nella staccionata e si incamminarono verso la casa di Ettore. Arrivarono alle le cinque del pomeriggio in punto ed Ettore li invito' per il te con i biscotti. I quattro avventurieri, fra un biscotto e l'altro gli raccontarono del mappamondo trovato per caso, e del loro desiderio di avventure. Il bassotto mago, che tutto aveva già intuito, disse: "Con un incantesimo io posso accompagnarvi in giro intorno alla terra ed andare a visitare una località da voi scelta." I fantastici quattro a quattro zampe, in coro gridarono: "Andiamo a Parigi!" “Con piacere," rispose Ettore. Tutti pronti per la partenza!Il bassotto mago prese il suo super bastone magico, che battuto tre volte per terra "toc toc toc", e alle parole "Babau Babau!" ne uscirono piccole stelle luminose; ognuna prese per la zampetta un cane alzandolo in volo, ed a seguito del mago, partirono per l'avventura.In un primo momento chiusero gli occhi timorosi, ma: "Guardate guardate," disse la loro guida, e aperti gli occhi videro che sorvolavano oceani, mari, montagne, laghi, città e foreste incantate: "Che meraviglia!” Dopo poco, improvvisamente, in lontananza apparve la città di Parigi. Volteggiando come piume al vento, in un soffio arrivarono quasi a toccare la Torre Eiffel, che con la sua altezza, bucava le nuvole passandovi nel mezzo. La compagnia si posò sui tetti di Parigi: “Che meraviglia, Parigi è davvero magica e affascinante!" Mentre passeggiavano per le strade di Montmartre decisero di mandare una cartolina ai loro padroni per fargli sapere del loro viaggio.Indirizzo: Alla nostra casa dall'altra parte del oceano.Terza strada a destra.Nona a sinistra. Giardino con albero di limoni. Scoiattoli che gironzolano intorno. Possibile avvistamento colibrì. Città di chissà chi lo sa, vallo a sapere.Modalità di spedizione: Raggio di luce veloce e magico. Assicurata. Richiesta firma alla consegna. Spedita la cartolina. Videro la famosa ruota panoramica e senza esitazione ci salirono sopra. Al secondo giro, mentre si godevano il panorama della città, una inaspettata folata di vento li fece volteggiare in aria e giù a precipizio nell'acqua della Senna con un tonfo, un "pluff" e poi un grande movimento di zampe e un collettivo abbaiare: "Bau aiuto, bau aiuto, bau aiuto, bau aiuto, salvateci non sappiamo nuotare!” Per fortuna un battello navigava lentamente proprio in quel momento, nelle acque del fiume. Accorse l'equipaggio che li salvò tutti e quattro gettando la scialuppa e tirandoli a bordo. Nello stesso istante del salvataggio, si presentò un grosso guaio. I naviganti non erano altro che cani pirati. Sul battello sventolavano bandiere nere con il teschio e ossa incrociate.Il nostromo arrivò sul ponte della nave e grattandosi il naso osservò la scena incredulo e anche preoccupato. Il battello era in missione speciale e trasportava un ingente tesoro ben nascosto nella stiva. Rimuovendo i suoi occhiali tondi disse: “Oh, ma che siete spie 007?”Nel dubbio i quattro cani furono presi prigionieri e legati alla spalliera di piccole sedie.In quel frastuono, apparve sul ponte il capitano. Indossava una bandana con teschi, cinturone con pistole, spada e stivali, e una benda all'occhio destro, ma non aveva aria minacciosa. Avanzò verso i quattro con passi decisi sul legno scricchiolante del ponte. Fissando i prigionieri, alzò la spada e gridò con autorità alla sua ciurma: "Fermi tutti! Questi quattro cani io li conosco, sono miei amici. Slegateli immediatamente e offrite loro ossi e croissant a volontà."Il capitano pirata avvicinandosi disse: “Oh, ma non mi riconoscete? Io sono Odi, la mia padrona è amica della vostra." Così, Tachi, Pippa, Luca, e Lillo, si ricordarono di lui. Fecero capriole dalla contentezza per essere stati salvati e per aver ritrovato un grande amico. Rivolgendosi all ciurma disse “Io ho vissuto nella loro casa, al di là dell'oceano, ospitato dai loro padroni e trattato come un re”.In ritardo come un'orologio scarico, il mago bassotto, come un fulmine, arrivò sul ponte pronto a dare battaglia per difendere i quattro avventurieri a quattro zampe, ma non poté fare altro che tirare un sospiro di sollievo e salutò Odi il Pirata con una stretta di zampa.Tutti felici e contenti passarono alcune ore di gioia ammirando Parigi dal battello con i loro amici pirati.  Alla sera Ettore il bassotto mago organizzò il viaggio di ritorno che includeva anche il capitano pirata, Odi. I cinque avventurieri a quattro zampe arrivati a casa, dall'altra parte dell'oceano, distesi al caldo accanto al caminetto, raccontarono della loro fantastica avventura parigina.Bau, bau, bau, bau e bau.  

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Listen in as Bo and Josh Raggio from Raggio Custom Calls bring you the ultimate podcast experience, discussing everything from the art of turkey hunting to the latest MLB updates. Don't miss out as we dive into our exclusive OOB Summer Setlist, now available on Spotify! LIVE from the BankPlus Studio. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get ready for an action-packed episode as we welcome Josh Raggio to the show! From thrilling turkey hunting tales to mastering duck calls and even exploring the world of turtle boxes, we cover it all. Plus, dive into the excitement of opening day baseball and groove to the rhythm of music discussions. Don't miss this dynamic blend of sports and music on our podcast! LIVE form the BankPlus Studio. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Ole Miss returning starters in football, the best place to get Christmas gifts and the SEC championship in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about players returning to Ole Miss and how Jaxson Dart would benefit from another year. Josh Raggio of the Raggio Mercantile Store joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about the best place to shop for Christmas gifts. Josh talks about the custom duck calls he has available that normally take a 2 year wait list to purchase. Josh talks about all of the great Christmas presents you can buy at Raggio Mercantile and some things you can't get anywhere else. Josh talks about the best place to get fitted for and ordering boots that will last for years. SEC Network analyst and former Florida wide receiver Chris Doering joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the end of the SEC regular season live in the BankPlus Studio. Chris talks about the SEC championship and Nick Saban's record when playing in the game. Chris talks about the possibility of Alabama still missing the playoffs if Texas wins and he thinks regular season games should still matter in that regard. Chris looks at the possibility of Florida State losing and he wonders how much Alabama would be favored by if the two teams were pitted against each other. Bo asks Chris about MSU hiring Jeff Lebby and Chris thinks it shows that the Bulldogs are willing to change styles. Chris talks about Lebby's ability to work with quarterbacks and the fact that he has coached in Mississippi will also help him. Chris breaks down his experiences working for SEC Network and the experiences he has been able to have in the job he has always wanted. Bo asks Chris about Bobby Petrino going to Arkansas and the humility it must take to go back to a team you were fired from. Chris looks at how Lane Kiffin has won 10 games at Ole Miss in three seasons and ability to stay consistent in Oxford. Chris thinks the Rebels were the third best team for in the SEC and the only losses coming against the best teams. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Raggio of the Raggio Mercantile Store joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about the best place to shop for Christmas gifts. Josh talks about the custom duck calls he has available that normally take a 2 year wait list to purchase. Josh talks about all of the great Christmas presents you can buy at Raggio Mercantile and some things you can't get anywhere else. Josh talks about the best place to get fitted for and ordering boots that will last for years. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by Josh Raggio of Raggio Custom Calls and Raggio Mercantile in Mississippi. Josh has recently teamed up with Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon for a one of a kind collaboration where Josh has created 10 duck calls out of Pappy Van Winkle whiskey barrels. These duck calls will be auctioned and raffled at a Ducks Unlimited event and paired with other items that will make this a hot commodity among most waterfowl hunters and bourbon lovers. The guys discuss Josh's entry into creating handmade duck calls and some of the good fortune he found early on in his journey. Josh shares some of the rich history behind hand turned duck calls. Then, they look at this collaboration with Pappy Van Winkle bourbon and how he creates one of a kind duck calls out of whiskey barrels.

Bo and the crew talk about a big weekend at Raggio Mercantile Shop, National Coach's Day and the biggest questions in college football in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Josh Raggio of Raggio Mercantile Shop in Raymond joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the big weekend for the store. Josh breaks down his trips to Texas and Illinois helping raise money through hunting and how his group had a mariachi band in the field with them. Josh talks about a big weekend of sales at the store and an event with cold beer and football. Bo and Josh talk about the new and popular items at Raggio Mercantile and how some things are leaving soon. Bo and the crew talk about National Coach's Day and the impact Mike Leach had on the game of football. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and he crew talk about the biggest questions in college football live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at Mississippi State taking on Western Michigan and how backup QB Mike Wright needs to be taking more snaps in a game like this. Bo wonders if Ole Miss can cover at home against Arkansas and asks the listeners if the Rebel defense will show up this week. Jason asks Bo the biggest questions in college football and Bo wonders if a two loss team can make the playoffs in the last year of the four team format. BO talks about Jimbo Fisher's progress at Texas A&M and if he finally has a good system down. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Raggio of Raggio Mercantile Shop in Raymond joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the big weekend for the store. Josh breaks down his trips to Texas and Illinois helping raise money through hunting and how his group had a mariachi band in the field with them. Josh talks about a big weekend of sales at the store and an event with cold beer and football. Bo and Josh talk about the new and popular items at Raggio Mercantile and how some things are leaving soon. Bo and the crew talk about National Coach's Day and the impact Mike Leach had on the game of football. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode I talk to Kelly Beltz  about his upcoming Adventure in the Duck Truck.

Owner of Raggio Mercantile Shop Josh Raggio joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about making Pappy Van Winkle duck calls and all of the new additions in the store live in the BankPlus Studio. Josh talks about his experience working with Julian Van Winkle III on pairing hand crafted duck calls with excellent bourbon. Josh mentions that Van Winkle told him that the calls reach the high standard that he sets for business. Bo and Josh talk about the new additions to Raggio Mercantile and how new scents are coming in before the holidays. Josh remembers all of the celebrities he has created duck calls for and talks about his years of experience in the business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about if Georgia is a playoff caliber team, the BankPlus Player of the Week and the latest at Raggio Mercantile in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Georgia's schedule and if they could make the playoffs if they go undefeated and lose in the SEC championship. Bo names Chris Hunter from Canton Academy the BankPlus Player of the Week and talks about the unreal game the young star had. Owner of Raggio Mercantile Shop Josh Raggio joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about making Pappy Van Winkle duck calls and all of the new additions in the store live in the BankPlus Studio. Josh talks about his experience working with Julian Van Winkle III on pairing hand crafted duck calls with excellent bourbon. Josh mentions that Van Winkle told him that the calls reach the high standard that he sets for business. Bo and Josh talk about the new additions to Raggio Mercantile and how new scents are coming in before the holidays. Josh remembers all of the celebrities he has created duck calls for and talks about his years of experience in the business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode #002 The journey into the outdoor industry has afforded me many life-changing friendships. One of those friends is the talented Josh Raggio of Raggio Custom Calls. In this episode, Josh and I cover everything from shallow social media shade to the depths of balancing running a business with raising children. Josh Raggio has created a timeless brand with his custom duck calls. He explains where the beauty of each call comes from, which may be as surprising to you as it is to him! He and I also walk through the journey from our prior jobs to working within the outdoor space. Josh is as genuine of a guy as you'll find, and this becomes increasingly apparent through both his duck call brand and his Raggio Mercantile shop in Raymond, MS. I hope that our conversation sheds a little light on some of the more important aspects of work-life balance as well as the things that make this journey beautiful, whether that's ducks dropping to the sound of a call you've created or a crazy retrieve made by a dog you've trained. 

Episode 96. More and more people and clinicians are talking about trauma. In this conversation with Dr. Greer Raggio, we cover what trauma is and how our understanding of it has changed. We talk about how crucial it is to understand, especially in eating disorders as 90% or so of people with binge eating disorder have a history of trauma. We talk about why the relationship between trauma and eating and weight develops and what you can do about it. What to Expect in this Interview In this interview, we cover: What are the different definitions of trauma? How has the ways we think about trauma changed over time? What do people mean when they say big T trauma and little T trauma? Does my experience with the medical system and doctors count as trauma? How can you know if you have unresolved trauma? What are some signs? How does trauma relate to weight and eating disorders? What are some signs you may not be seeing the right therapist? And much more! Are you a therapist, dietitian or helping professional looking to learn more about the best ways to support and empower your clients? We are planning some super cool workshops and opportunities to learn and grow in community just for you! Sign up today to be notified about these inspired offerings! Who is Dr. Greer Raggio, PhD? Dr. Greer Raggio is a licensed clinical health psychologist specializing in the treatment of binge and emotional eating, obesity, and the intersection of trauma and health. She also has expertise supporting patients with serious, chronic medical issues (e.g., cancer, diabetes, insomnia, etc.) and those seeking or recovering from bariatric surgery. Dr. Raggio earned her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA, and completed postdoctoral training at the VA hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA. She spent nearly five years as a clinician at the National Center for Weight and Wellness supporting people with the mental health aspects of weight management and eating related concerns. Dr. Raggio currently sees patients under the umbrella of DC Health Psychology, a private health psychology practice in Washington, DC. Disclaimer: This blog and podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for individual professional advice or treatment, including medical or mental health advice. It does not constitute a provider patient relationship.