Podcast appearances and mentions of rob big

EJ jams with Barton Damer, the creative muscle behind Already Been Chewed (ABC)...basically the Tony Hawk of motion design. This dude turned his skateboarding obsession into a full-blown 3D animation studio that now cranks out mind-blowing work for Nike, Adidas, Star Wars, and Marvel. Check out the corresponding blog post with key takeaways: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/already-been-chewed Artists Barton Damer https://www.linkedin.com/in/barton-damer-92a32918 EJ Hassenfratz https://www.youtube.com/@eyedesyn/videos Nick Campbell https://greyscalegorilla.com/about-us/ Paul Babb https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbabb/ Rob Dyrdek https://robdyrdek.com/ Mark Fancher https://www.youtube.com/c/MarkFancherFX Dan Arsham https://www.danielarsham.com/ PJ Richardson https://www.laundry.studio/ Jonathan Winbush https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmzWP6o2cw73moEF7LO_KvA Studios Already Been Chewed (ABC) https://www.alreadybeenchewed.tv/ Greyscale Gorilla https://greyscalegorilla.com/ Maxon https://www.maxon.net/en LRG https://l-r-g.com/ Nike https://www.nike.com/ Adidas https://www.adidas.com/ Under Armour https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/ Street League Skateboarding https://www.streetleague.com/ MTV https://www.mtv.com/ ESPN https://www.espn.com/ Discovery Channel https://www.discovery.com/ New Balance https://www.newbalance.com/ Louis Vuitton https://www.alreadybeenchewed.tv/louisvuitton Tiffany and Co. https://www.tiffany.com/stories/collaborations/daniel-arsham-pokemon/ Legwork https://legworkstudio.com/animation/ Laundry Studio https://www.laundry.studio/ SoFi Stadium https://www.laundry.studio/ooh/project-four-l3zw3-jecsr-hr7em-6yptl Work Fantasy Factory https://www.paramountplus.com/shows/rob-dyrdeks-fantasy-factory/ Rob & Big https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_%26_Big Snack Off https://tv.apple.com/us/show/snack-off/umc.cmc.3cjzt6066id3jq5koxur3vx9p Ridiculousness https://tv.apple.com/us/show/ridiculousness/umc.cmc.234le4y5rrb4satzsf28ix6yx Digital Artist of the Year https://www.behance.net/gallery/12189735/COMPUTER-ARTS-MAGAZINE-Digital-Artist-of-the-Year?locale=en_US Resources NAB https://www.nabshow.com/ Cinema 4D https://www.maxon.net/en/cinema-4d After Effects https://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects.html Computer Arts Magazine https://www.creativebloq.com/computer-arts Adobe Photoshop https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Illustrator https://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html Final Cut Pro https://www.apple.com/final-cut-pro/ iMovie https://support.apple.com/imovie Houdini https://www.sidefx.com/products/houdini/ Unreal Engine https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US Behance https://www.behance.net/onboarding/hirerCreative Nixon https://www.nixon.com/ Rob & Bart Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frJ4rcpyFvI

Parents often refer to Siggie Cohen as the “Child Whisperer” for her unparalleled depth of insight in working with children. For more than 35 years, she has worked intensively with children and families, first as a teacher and then as a child developmental specialist. Her approach has proven successful in helping parents and teachers deepen their understanding of children's behaviors, so they can support them through the entire range of emotional challenges, including behavioral difficulties, transitions and trauma. Widely considered an expert in the field, Dr. Siggie lectures and teaches throughout the Los Angeles area. She has written over 50 articles on parenting and been featured in a wide variety of publications. She also has appeared regularly as a baby expert on MTV's “Rob & Big.” Due to her own tumultuous childhood, Dr. Siggie became adept at understanding the nuances of feelings and behavior. She developed an incomparable ability to see through children's external behaviors of defiance, resistance and disengagement, in order to uncover the triggers underlying the behavior. By teaching parents to relate to their child's inner emotional experiences (rather than only the outward behavior), they are able to develop healthier, more effective responses to their child. With a delicately respectful and kind methodology, Dr. Siggie is able to decode the range of challenges which parents face, and point them towards effective solutions.

Merry Christmas!!! Frenchies, Bullies, shows, breedings that didn't take plus more!If you have any questions, comments or concerns or would like to be a  part of the podcast please email us at thedawgfellaspodcast@gmail.com. Also make sure you follow us on our social media accounts to stay up to date with the podcast and our special guests and other cool things we have going on! Special Guest: Robert NaranjoFB: Robert NaranjoFB: BigShot BulliesIG:  bigshot_bulliesIG: @The_DawgFellas_PodcastIG: @txbulliemafiaIG: @interstate_27_frenchiesIG: @noserope_lyfeFB: The DawgFellas PodcastFB: Gabriel Tbm VillarrealFB: Anthony Ray ZimmerleFB: Amito ZerrataFB: Gabriel Flores 

Two unheralded San Francisco 49ers players standout upon watching film of the win vs Arizona Cardinals -- Deommodore Lenoir and Jauan Jennings. More stat illustrating Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey's ridiculous seasons. Latest injury report, Rob & Big and MORE!San Francisco 49ers fans are treated to daily news and analysis with Locked On 49ers, hosted by football analyst Brian Peacock and former NFL/AFL cornerback Eric Crocker.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

This week we talk about legendary skateboarder and entrepreneur Rob Dyrdek and his impact on both skateboarding and popular culture. We talk about his MTV shows "Rob & Big" and "Fantasy Factory" as well as his many business adventures and philanthropy. RIP Christopher "Big Black" Boykin.

You may know Rob Dyrdek from TV (Ridiculousness, Rob & Big) or as a professional skateboarder, but you may not know about his entrepreneurial background. Today he hosts the popular podcast Build With Rob Dyrdek where he shares his playbook for building amazing companies while building an amazing life.   Not only has he started and acquired companies, but his primary focus right now is helping early-stage entrepreneurs get clear in their vision, launch, and scale!   In this conversation Rob talks about the kinds of brands that attract him, how he manages his time, and the relentless defense of his own wellbeing and mental health.   Want the playbook to get to over 100 sales per day and build a million dollar business? Learn more at: www.Capitalism.com/Playbook

We had to have the big Homie, Robert Naranjo back on! We have to honor the homie by running it back! USBR, joining the FBC, plus more!If you have any questions, comments or concerns or would like to be a  part of the podcast please email us at thedawgfellaspodcast@gmail.com. Also make sure you follow us on our social media accounts to stay up to date with the podcast and our special guests and other cool things we have going on! Special Guest: Robert NaranjoFB: Robert NaranjoFB: BigShot BulliesIG:  bigshot_bulliesIG: @The_DawgFellas_PodcastIG: @txbulliemafiaIG: @interstate_27_frenchiesIG: @noserope_lyfeFB: The DawgFellas PodcastFB: Gabriel Tbm VillarrealFB: Anthony Ray ZimmerleFB: Amito ZerrataFB: Gabriel Flores 

Late night convo with the homie Rob Naranjo from Big Shot Bullies! He was in town from the H doing a live breeding with the Homie, Toby Santos' Big Bank and dropped in for an interview! Big ups tom the homie for stopping through and blessing the podcast!If you have any questions, comments or concerns or would like to be a  part of the podcast please email us at thedawgfellaspodcast@gmail.com. Also make sure you follow us on our social media accounts to stay up to date with the podcast and our special guests and other cool things we have going on! Special Guest: Robert NaranjoFB: Robert NaranjoFB: BigShot BulliesIG:  bigshot_bulliesIG: @The_DawgFellas_PodcastIG: @txbulliemafiaIG: @mobtiebulliesIG: @mobtiefrenchiesIG: @interstate_27_frenchiesIG: @noserope_lyfeFB: The DawgFellas PodcastFB: MobTie BulliesFB: Gabriel Tbm VillarrealFB: RJ MartinezFB: Anthony Ray ZimmerleFB: Amito ZerrataFB: Gabriel Flores

In a repeat of episode 129, the great Neil Campbell (comedian, actor, writer & producer from Comedy Bang Bang, Brooklyn Nine-Nine & many awards shows) & I discuss keeping busy, kind of working on Rob & Big, all about writing for awards shows, following the Washington Capitols post-Stanley Cup, all about our quarantine movie watchary & ever-so-much more. This was a delight. www.twitter.com/neilerdude www.instagram.com/neilerdude

#395 The 3 Ultra Presence Hacks For Success, Happiness & Wealth (Rob Dyrdek)You might know Rob from MTV shows as Ridiculousness, Fantasy Factory or Rob & Big, but not everyone knows he is on his way to becoming a billionaire. What this shows is about is how he thinks and how he enjoys his life and family and some of the secrets to how he does this he shares in this clip i break down for you. Master business man, amazing thinker and all around awesome guy. Come and learn with us on this epic episode!   DIGITAL ENTREPRENEUR GROWING TO 7 FIGURESMind Hacks & MY NVC Performance Course FREE ($1000 Value) https://www.unfairadvantage.online  Make sure to subscribe, comment, share and review the podcast wherever you watch or listen  CLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS & PRODUCTS https://linktr.ee/AndyMurphymind Social Media Instagram Facebook LISTEN to Mindset By Design Podcast Itunes https://goo.gl/3QfHqU Stitcher https://goo.gl/Xkdzi8 Spotify https://spoti.fi/2END4zI For Other Platforms https://andymurphy.online/podcast

#509: On today's epsidoe we sit down with Rob Dyrdek.  Robert Stanley Dyrdek is an American entrepreneur, actor, producer, reality TV personality, and former professional skateboarder. He is best known for his roles in the MTV reality and variety shows Rob & Big, Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, and Ridiculousness. He is also a phenomenal entrepreneur and investor in multipe brands and businesses. Today Rob joins the show to discuss how he built his dream life using the power of mindset, organization, & discipline. We also discuss how to stay in a healthy relationship and create abundance for not only yourself but for others in your life.  To connect with Rob Dyrdek click HERE To connect with Lauryn Evarts click HERE To connect with Michael Bosstick click HERE Read More on The Skinny Confidential HERE For Detailed Show Notes visit TSCPODCAST.COM To Call the Him & Her Hotline call: 1-833-SKINNYS (754-6697) This episode is brought to you by The Skinny Confidential. This episode is brought to you by Sakara Sakara is a wellness company anchored in food as medicine, on a mission to nourish your body through the power of plants. Go to www.sakara.com and use code SKINNY at checkout to recieve 20% off your first order. This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp BetterHelp is online therapy that offers video, phone, and even live chat-only therapy sessions. So you don't have to see anyone on camera if you don't want to. It's much more affordable than in-person therapy & you can be matched with a therapist in under 48 hours. Our listeners get 10% off their firs month at betterhelp.com/skinny . This episode is brought to you by ZocDoc With Zocdoc, you can see real, verified patient reviews to help find the right doctor in your network and in your neighborhood. Zocdoc is a FREE app that shows you doctors who are patient-reviewed, take your insurance and are available when you need them. Go to Zocdoc.com/SKINNY and download the Zocdoc app for FREE. This episode is brought to you by Cymbiotika Cymbiotika is a health supplement company, designing sophisticated organic formulations that are scientifically proven to increase vitality and longevity by filling nutritional gaps that result from our modern day diet. Use code SKINNY at checkout to receive 15% off your first purchase at cymbiotika.com. This episode is brought to you by Alo Moves. Alo Moves streams on-demand yoga, fitness and mindfulness classes, and is an extension of the wildly popular Alo Yoga--athleisure brand. Alo Moves is the one stop shop for everything wellness- just need one app that has everything. Go to Alomoves.com and use code SKINNY for 50% off your annual membership- only available for the month of September. Produced by Dear Media

Rob felt like he was ghosted by Katie...Katie didn't want to play this...game.  Listen to find out!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tomorrow's news today from the legendary Rob Smith! It is December 31th 2021! Today's stories include but are not limited to: Bill De Blasio's Debts, The Guardian, Prince Andrew, Lindsey Graham's Flipflopping, and Putin demands to talk. Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, ALL THAT GOOD STUFF!

Rob Dyrdek is an entrepreneur, actor, producer, reality TV personality, and former skateboarder. You might recognize him from the hit reality TV shows Rob & Big, Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, and Ridiculousness.He's currently the founder and CEO of Dyrdek Machine, a venture creation studio that fuses art, science, and magic to create meaningful businesses that stand the test of time and impact the world.We had a blast chatting with Rob and getting to know more about him and his personal story, as well as his incredible entrepreneurial journey over the last 30 years and the lessons he's picked up along the way.SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER & STAY UPDATED > http://bit.ly/tfh-newsletterFOLLOW TFH ON INSTAGRAM > http://www.instagram.com/thefounderhourFOLLOW TFH ON TWITTER > http://www.twitter.com/thefounderhourINTERESTED IN BECOMING A SPONSOR? EMAIL US > partnerships@thefounderhour.com

You may know Rob Dyrdek from TV (Ridiculousness, Rob & Big) or as a professional skateboarder, but you may not know about his entrepreneurial background. Not only has he started and acquired companies, but his primary focus right now is helping early-stage entrepreneurs get clear in their vision, launch, and scale! In this conversation Rob talks about the kinds of brands that attract him, how he manages his time, and the relentless defense of his own wellbeing and mental health.

Rob Dyrdek got his first brand sponsorship at 12 and at the age of 16 dropped out of high school to become a professional skate-border. Did you read that last sentence and wonder what he was paid at 12 for the sponsorship and at 16 to be a pro skater? Me too and Rob tells us everything to the penny! A brilliant business man and savvy individual learned from experience and not the classroom. From a young age, he was negotiating, deal making and leveraging his skillset, sport and fame like no individual I have ever spoken with.  We talk all numbers, lessons and strategies with the shows Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory all the way too Ridiculousness.  Does Rob take $125K an episode or negotiate a different angle?  What would you do?  Rob gives us the ultimate dollar drown while providing the ultimate Trading Secret that could change your life and overall happiness!  For All Access Content - join our networking group for less than 30 cents a day! Host: Jason Tartick  Voice of Viewer: David Arduin  Executive Producer: Evan Sahr  Produced by Dear Media.

We open on pitching a Rob & Big remake. The move to the main topics: 1.Which rapper Bret Hart shares the same energy. 2.The Trauma of Jake the Snake's life. 3.How WWE talent should respond to being released. 4.Dominion results. 5.NXT In Your House giving us two mid ladder matches in a row. 6.A quick Bruce Bruce tribute. Follow us @thefree28 @banksnorest2 @ShowYourWorkNet

We open on pitching a Rob & Big remake. The move to the main topics: 1.Which rapper Bret Hart shares the same energy. 2.The Trauma of Jake the Snake's life. 3.How WWE talent should respond to being released. 4.Dominion results. 5.NXT In Your House giving us two mid ladder matches in a row. 6.A quick Bruce Bruce tribute. Follow us @thefree28 @banksnorest2 @ShowYourWorkNet

Brian is now the President & COO of The Dyrdek Machine, but it all started with a business plan in the Rob & Big kitchen. SLS was Rob's vision to take skateboarding into the realm of mainstream sports, but he needed someone to write the business plan and operate it. He and Brian teamed up, brought on capital partners through trial by fire, and eventually expanded the events business into SVOD. The evolution into media took the valuation from a 1.5x multiple to a 6x multiple and led to an acquisition. Learn more about this episode.

It seems like selling a product that is designed to make you feel good should be a cake walk. But as we all know, business is never easy, especially when you’re breaking into the supplement and nutritional bar space, which is overcrowded with industry giants such as Clif bars and KIND. So what’s an upstart company with a solid product and good intentions to do?On this episode of Up Next in Commerce, we found out when we talked to Chris Bernard, the co-founder, CEO and Chief Mood Officer for Mindright, the good mood superfood. As it turns out, there are a few ways that a small new company can make a splash, especially in the digital space. Chris explains how organic reach outs and authentic connections formed through his partnership with Rob Dyrdek has helped Mindright create an influencer and ambassador community that wins against influencer fatigue. Plus Chris, he digs into why a content strategy that blends humor and education is what gets the attention of the digital audience. Enjoy this episode.Main Takeaways:Be Serious… But Have A Laugh: Fun and funny content is a great way to build a relationship with consumers and to sell the lifestyle that you want your brand to be about. But you also have to balance real education and sales tactics into your content along with the comedic elements so that customers can get the full picture of what a brand is, why they should buy it, and to convince them to complete the purchase.Can I Get A Sample?: Free samples used to be a staple at grocery stores and markets everywhere, and those samples were a key way that new companies created buy-in with potential customers. Now that the industry has shifted away from that model, finding a new way to hyper-target customers with influencers, deals, and content is the best way to bring customers into the fold.Influencer Fatigue: Consumers are wise to the influencer strategy these days, and their fatigue is real when it comes to consuming influencer content. In order for brands to fight that fatigue and win engagement, building buzz around future products rather than current offerings is one of the best ways to do it.For an in-depth look at this episode, check out the full transcript below. Quotes have been edited for clarity and length.---Up Next in Commerce is brought to you by Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Respond quickly to changing customer needs with flexible Ecommerce connected to marketing, sales, and service. Deliver intelligent commerce experiences your customers can trust, across every channel. Together, we’re ready for what’s next in commerce. Learn more at salesforce.com/commerce---Transcript:Stephanie:Hey, everyone and welcome back to Up Next In Commerce. This is your host, Stephanie Postles, CEO at mission.org. Today on the show we have Chris Bernard, the co-founder and CEO and Chief Mood Officer at Mindright. Chris, welcome to the show.Chris:Thank you for having me. Appreciate it.Stephanie:It's good to have you. Would you rather have me call you Bernie? Which one do you want?Chris:My friends and my coworkers call me Bernie, but whatever you're comfortable with.Stephanie:I'm your friend.Chris:Okay, call me Bernie.Stephanie:All right. I like it. So in the beginning, I like to always hear about your background, your journey and how you got to Mindright. So maybe if we could start there. What did you do before Mindright, we'd like to hear.Chris:What I did before Mindright was I was in action sports for a little over 15 years. I represented brands like Burton Snowboards in their sales and marketing channels as an independent contractor. I left that business in 2015 and I invested in a company called, Buff Bake which was protein snacks and protein cookies, nut butters and I came on board with them as part of that investment as the CEO and I helped them run that company for a few years until I was ready to try something new and had an idea and ended up launching this Mindright.Stephanie:So did you have the idea for Mindright right after Buff Bake or was there something in between there?Chris:It was something in between and it just evolved very quickly into what it is today.Stephanie:Okay. What was your original idea? And then what is it today?Chris:Vegan cookie dough.Stephanie:Well that sounds good. I dig that.Chris:It was okay. It wasn't great and that's why I kept it out of the vine and I think we'll probably get into it. But one of the things that dismissed the idea was it really for me, I was looking for something condition specific. Functional foods are really driving the category right now and it's all about condition specific. Foods that drive beauty from within, through collagen, immune support, sleep support.Chris:It's really how we came to Mindright. We started to see this trend in supplements and when you're looking for trends that are going to be shifting to food and beverage, you always start with supplements and you see this rise of adaptogens and nootropics and brain supplements and anti-aging and it's just skyrocketing growth in supplements. It was this idea of how do we support our lifestyle through our mindset, our long hours, our drive, our energy levels through ingredients that support cognitive function. And that's where we started was this idea of cognitive food support and I came to my partner with this idea, he absolutely loved it. At the time the working name was Feed Your Brain.Stephanie:Cool. I like that name.Chris:And it was just really focused on brain health.Stephanie:Do you have a background in this world? How would you even know? When I'm thinking about brain health, I'm like, "Feels like there's so many things. I should be doing facial or I should be doing this. I should be doing so many things." Did you have a background in this where you already knew this makes me feel good? Or did you have to learn all about it?Chris:No, I just knew I wasn't feeling good. I always feel this brain fog and slow and besides this fact that you just hit 40, things start to slow down a little bit and you're looking for ways to support your lifestyle and just keep your edge and just keep moving forward and you start researching and there's a lot of great information around brain health, mental wellbeing, nutrition and other things that support those functions.Stephanie:Okay. And so what were some of the ingredients that you started finding that you're like, "We need to have this in some kind of bar."Chris:It was like lion's mane, Gingko biloba, both of which didn't make the cut at the end.Stephanie:Oh, how come?Chris:Well this is where I was going was, as we started with Brain Health, my partner who is a very big advocate of testing and research pushed to really go out and survey a group around 350 people. And while cognitive function was important to them, what indexed the highest was, "Do you have foods and ingredients that help me feel good? Happy, good mood. I want to be focused and feeling good." And this theme of feel good, just kept popping up and popping up and we took a step back and it was indexed so high. Like, "Why don't we just lean into good mood?" We've got a set of ingredients. We've got some data behind some of the ingredients we're using to really support enhancing your mood, decreasing your stress and giving you energy. All the things you need to feel good. So we need to do it. And that's how Good Mood Superfood was born.Stephanie:Cool. And did you always know that it would turn into a bar or did you have other thoughts early on?Chris:We had many thoughts and we still have many thoughts. This was our way of really standing up the brand, getting a feel for our branding, our message, bars is just the starting point. We have a really dynamic innovation pipeline of other snacks, drink blends, hydration drink. Things that will help support other areas of brain health.Stephanie:Very cool. So let's talk a bit about your partner and how that working relationship is and how you even landed him as your partner.Chris:So I was introduced to Rob Dyrdek, legendary TV personality, former skateboard, a professional athlete. Rob has a show on MTV right now called Ridiculousness. I grew up watching his other shows, Rob & Big and Fantasy Factory, as many of us did.Stephanie:Rob & Big, that's a good show.Chris:It was amazing. So then we just look forward to every week watching. He's just such a character and dynamic human being. But what people don't know is he runs a really diverse, exciting venture creation studio. He refers to himself and the people around him as do or diers, people that are interested in investing in themselves, growing businesses from the idea stage to the exit. And he's invested in several brands, primarily at the startup stage. And when I came to him, I was in the transition period in my life. I didn't know why I was meeting him.Chris:I was going to go in and just introduce myself. And I brought Buff Bake with me just in case he was interested in investing because always looking for investors and he made me tell him my life story from the day I was born until the day I ended up sitting in the chair in front of him.Stephanie:Wow. I should have done that.Chris:It's not that interesting. But he really liked it. And I spent 55 of my 60 minutes talking about myself and then he's like, "Okay. So what's up with these cookies? What's up with this Buff Bake? He's like, "Okay. Those are really good. I like them but I really like you. If you have some ideas or you want to do something, come back and let's talk about it."Chris:I left and I got a call two weeks later from him, wanted me to come back again. Again, didn't really know why I was going there. He wanted to pitch me on some ideas. And it just flew over my head. I went home, I called his COO and I was like, "What's he looking for?" He wanted an idea from me. He wanted to work on something. So I had been in the background working on these cognitive ingredients, paired with superfoods and brought it back to him as a whole package. I came in with fully developed samples around bars and coffee creamers and bites to really articulate what this could look like. And he was so excited about the presentation. He just sealed the deal with me on the spot and we were off to the races.Stephanie:That's amazing. What does the partnership look like with him? How's he involved?Chris:He is very, very involved. He wants to be very involved in the creative process, but also through all the funding, the financial rounds, building the infrastructure of the company. He has built a really strong team around him. Managing the finance arm, managing the marketing project teams. So it's an extension of my team. We are true co-founders, he's very, very involved in the business and he and I are either working together on the daily basis or he and his team are fully integrated in.Stephanie:That's really cool. And it seems like once you get access to him and then you had his network, it brings in other investors as well.Chris:Yeah. So that's the next thing that happened. So we stand this thing up and we start to go out to bring in some strategic capital to help push things along. We started with some traditional resources and private equity and some strategics within the space. And then we started talking to his network a little bit and all of a sudden we saw how excited they were and one conversation led to the next, led to the next, the next thing you know it's Marcus Lemonus from the profits. Jonas was extremely excited about the project. He now sits on the board with myself and Rob. Joe brought his brothers on as well. Jordan McGraw, Travis Barker, Ken Roxanne. It's just this star-studded list of really great mindset celebrities and athletes. Very, very exciting.Stephanie:It seems like you have your own portfolio of influencers. You can get the word out there. While most people you're trying to even think about, "How do I even tap into one of those?" You've got this whole little Rolodex just working for you.Chris:Right. So it's exciting. I think that being able to have that leverage and that advantage really puts us in a unique position to tell the story.Stephanie:Awesome. So tell me a bit about, you said that you were getting samples when you were going to go and show him what you could do. What did that process look like? Because to me thinking about even making any kind of food and then getting the packaging and then getting ingredients that maybe some people aren't the most comfortable with. If you hear some of the words you'd be like, "Well, what is that like? Is that even safe?" Tell me what that process looked like to even find someone who could make the bar that you wanted to taste good and have all that ready for the sample day.Chris:It's funny. You start with the manufacturers. Every manufacturer has a food scientist, R&D, most of them do. Food scientists and R&D department. And most of the time, if they're excited about your project, they will help your R&D. It comes with strings attached and not always do you end up owning your IP, which is important if you're interested in exiting your company at some point, but you learn the process of what goes into R&D products.Chris:And I came in, you come in with a brief and your core tenants for, "These are the ingredients that I would like to use as superfoods. These are the outputs that we'd like to achieve, enhance mood, stress, energy. These are the functional ingredients we're thinking about." And then you work with the ingredient suppliers to understand efficacy and transparency around their ingredients. And you let these guys do their job and you like what you like and you don't when you don't. And I think we did about 13 rounds of this bar until we landed in a place that we felt really good about.Stephanie:That wasn't just you testing it or were there other people trying it?Chris:It was Rob and the entire team. His close team is a team of five.Stephanie:That is awesome. What kind of lessons did you learn when going through that process? Anything that you would maybe do different?Chris:Well, I'll tell you one thing. We tried to be everything but the kitchen sink. We wanted to be keto, we wanted to be paleo, we wanted to be zero sugar. We wanted to be everything. Vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free and have functional ingredients that support incredible, feel, good vibes and decrease your stress. And we were realistic that not all of that was going to work and our guiding light really became taste. If it doesn't taste good, I don't care if it has all those things, it's just not going to work for us. So we planted a flag and it was about taste. And we want this thing that tastes good. And if it has five or six or seven grams of sugar, we use a coconut Palm sugar, which we felt really good about. It was therapeutic. It was like, "Okay, great. We don't have to use sugar, alcohol, or stevia or erythritol or anything. We're going to use coconut Palm sugar. It's a low-glycemic sugar. It tastes great. The bar still has 50% less sugar than an RXBAR or competitor. And we felt really great about that.Stephanie:That's awesome. How do you view the landscape right now? Because I know when I go into certain grocery stores, I'm like, "Wow, there's so many bars." There's the original type RXBARS but now it feels like there's so many offshoots. Everyone's trying to do lower sugar. Maybe not what you're doing, but how do you make sure that you're staying ahead of them and also differentiating yourself where people are like, "Oh, obviously we can see why they're different than all these other bars."Chris:I think again, it came down to taste, great amount of protein, our base values of, it is plant-based vegan, it is dairy free, it is protein packed and low sugar were really important to us. But I think we'll continue to stand out with what our functional message around supporting mood through these super foods and ingredients. And we are just sticking with that.Stephanie:How do you get in front of new people though? I'm thinking about back in the day, samples where you're like, "Oh, I would never have thought to buy that, but now I can see it's healthy for me and good." How do you approach that now trying to get in front of new people and have them try it for the first time?Chris:It's difficult, especially through a global pandemic of people at home and not having opportunities sample in the markets or elsewhere. And for us, it's just leaning into our influencers, our investment community, paid ads, really important. Finding unique ways to drive trial, pinpointing and targeting specific communities. It'd be really great to be everything to everyone but if we could just focus on this core group that's committed to their mindset. They're coaches, they're hustlers, they're the boss, they're the mom and they're focused on what it takes for them to be successful every day. We call them the happy hustlers. That's where we're starting. Our initial reaction was the right one. They're really resonating with the product. They're speaking about the product for us organically. And we're just going to continue to focus on that community right now. And then it'll just hopefully grow from there.Stephanie:It also seems like you have a really good idea around your social presence and how you want to present yourself. It's like a fun whimsical looking, at least your Instagram feed and it's not overly product driven, but it's more selling the lifestyle behind it which I really liked.Chris:Exactly. That's exactly right. And that's what's resonated the most is people are realizing that Mindright is a lifestyle. It's not just about the products. We want to support you beyond that. And as you'll see over the next couple months, we're really going to lean into what it takes to have a better mood, to put the work into your mental wellbeing and really drive home this good mood movement. And being approachable and fun, makes it just easier to pay attention and watch and fun and funny is part of feeling good. And that's the message that we want out there.Stephanie:It sounds like your content strategy you're about to ramp up around those areas. How are you going to keep it balanced between educational, which I feel like a lot of people need education around the ingredients and why they're added and how they need to be mixed together and then the other side around even outside of the product. Like you said, just good mood and how to feel happy and mindfulness and it's like a whole different business over there. How are you thinking about balancing that and connecting with the right audience?Chris:It's just that. It's balancing, trying different things. It's balancing being funny with incorporating lifestyle and people enjoying the product. You're going to just start to see more direct response and testimonials. We are looking to partner with therapy based apps and other entities that help make mental health and wellness really accessible. We're going to have our investment team and our influencers talking about the work that it takes to get Mindright. It's not just, this bar is not going to solve your problems, it's not. But if you focus on your nutrition and you incorporate things like the importance of sleep and getting exercise and some type of a meditation routine, all of these things combined bring you to that next place.Stephanie:Yep. Yeah. It's not just try one thing and all of a sudden everything will be solved, like many things and there's no magic potion.Chris:I think that that's where other companies that are trying, mood or all of these other cognitive functional ingredients, they could fall short because they're making it just about that. And I think that we'll go along for the ride and we'll be there to support our customers along the way.Stephanie:That's great. So you just mentioned influencers. I'm going to go and I want to hear how you view working with influencers because we've had quite a few brands on the show and they talked about it. Some people, amazing experiences if you find the right person who is all in, it's not just sharing a quick message of like, "Here's my teeth whitener and it works great for me go buy it." Versus maybe the ones that are really in they're even part the product development. How do you view a good working relationship with influencers? And more than one, since you have many that you have to balance.Chris:I think for us, it's about being authentic. If it's not something you enjoy and you truly believe in it comes through. You see it and you feel it. And I think having our influencers part of our ambassador program, which we're just at the early stages of building out, is a really important part around building the authenticity of their message. Our influencer program is very small right now, we're still identifying how they're speaking about the brand and what are the best ways to do that. But what we've gotten so far comes from a really organic place. We haven't paid for any influencers yet. All organic because people are enjoying the product and sharing the message with their community.Stephanie:Are you sending them free samples or is it more your investors giving it to their friends who are other influencers probably. And then it's organically happening through that way?Chris:A little bit of both. We identified people that live within our community that we would like to target and say, "Hey, we'd love your feedback. No expectations. You don't need to post. We just ask you tell us how you enjoyed the product. How'd you feel? What do you think about the packaging?" And then it just happens organically.Stephanie:How do you view the longterm strategy around influencers? Because sometimes it feels like they'll have this excitement and a big blip where their network sees it. And then there's maybe diminishing returns and people are either hit over the head with it too much. Or like, "I bought it. It's good." Or the person's not as excited anymore as they were maybe in month one. How do you keep them engaged or be like, "Okay. We're kind of good for now."Chris:We see that fatigue all the time. And I think for us, it's the excitement around what's coming. It's creating community around the lifestyle and the future launch of our new products. The bar is here today. It might not be here in three years from now. It's about continuing to evolve and supporting our needs today.Stephanie:Makes sense. So tell me a bit more about this ambassador program that you're building.Chris:We're at the early stages where we're leaning into this mindset community from happy hustlers. We have three investors on the team that live and breathe in that space. And that's Chris and Lori Harder, their lifestyle coaches and then Lewis Howes who also has a podcast, The School of Greatness. And just really leaning into what they do and how they do it and their communities coming to us and we're setting them up and they're incentivized by product. One of the angles that we're working on right now is charity. When they post, we will support a soon to be identified a mental health charity with an investment.Stephanie:When they're posting about the bar or the company, something like that, then it's like, "Okay, that's a point towards this charity or effect."Chris:Exactly. Those are the early stages. We're still in development. It's still being worked out. We're less than two months old in the market, so we're close.Stephanie:Are there other ambassador programs that you look at where you're maybe taking some key learnings from where you're like, "I know this one works well and I want to implement some of those strategies into Mindright as well."Chris:Yes. A lot of them are custom built though. There's a lot of really great app solutions that work really well and incentivize through product or discount or payment. We want to try to be more organic. I've seen some great custom ones that are gamified, that built community around this excitement around this app itself and the message. So work in progress.Stephanie:That'd be cool to circle back and hear what you ended up building and how it's working and the results. So tell me about your distribution strategy and where you're thinking about selling. Are you on Amazon? Is it just your website and how do you think about where you actually want your bars to be sold right now?Chris:It's everything digitally native. So we are alive on our website getmindright.com. We're on Amazon. We're looking at a various array of subscription box companies. But the really big one right now is all of the delivery convenience guys. So this new evolution of convenience, prime is not good enough. It can't be there the next day. It needs to be there in 20 minutes. So we're looking at partnerships with goPuff, FastAF, Dot. We're in the process of vetting those guys out right now and seeing which one makes the most sense. And I think that can meet format. It's just growing and exploding right now. Through COVID people were forced to adapt to Amazon and delivery service and it's here to stay. It's here to stay. Those conveniences will never change.Stephanie:Are you worried about maybe your brand and the story not being told correctly when you're starting to have many outlets for your products going out and you can't fully control the messaging or?Chris:Yeah. I think that's why picking the right partner for these delivery services is key because we want to make sure that we have the ability to tell a story, whether it's this big or in a banner. It's really partnering with the right team to help make that happen. And then we have a lot of work to do on our end. And I think that our community will help push people to these services. Amazon, getmindright, goPuff, that's where we go and they'll really rely on on that. It's challenging.Stephanie:Yeah, no. Especially when you have so many different people you're vetting right now and thinking about all of the control that you could be losing but also all the access that you're going to be gaining. It's tricky. Because this is a commerce show, I want to hear about your ecommerce strategy around what's working. What do you think that you're doing on your website that maybe is unique and others haven't tried out yet or that you're like, "This is a good tip that more people need to know about."Chris:I think it being less templated and more just an experience where it just feels fun. It makes you dive a little bit deeper to find out what's going on. What works for some people doesn't always work for others and I think this format is working well for us right now.Stephanie:Do you find yourself being able to look back at maybe your experiences at Burton and other places and pulling some lessons from there? Or is it such a different market that you're like, "That probably wouldn't work for this product."Chris:I think it's very similar. I think at the end of the day, you're selling an item that you're passionate and excited about and what is the best way to share that with your friends or your customers? It's very similar in that sense.Stephanie:Yeah. That's cool. So where do you guys want to be in one to three years? What are you hoping to achieve?Chris:We're looking to achieve this just amazing platform of good mood foods that span across really great retailers, Whole Foods, all the natural channels. It would be really great to see it everywhere obviously, but this really accessible approach to foods that help support your mood.Stephanie:Have you started talking to Whole Foods and other retailers like that?Chris:We've had some early conversations, but we really want to stay firm on this digitally native approach. I think that one thing that I'll add is testing is worth spending money on. Just test landing pages, AB testing, digital testing, customer testing. It has opened my eyes to this completely different world. And it is a true science. And when you understand that word that works, that picture that works, that landing page that just converted, it's a science. And then you can continue to really invest towards those things that are working because you know there's turn on that.Stephanie:Yeah. I agree. What is a finding that maybe came out of some of those tests where you were like, "We would have never changed this, changed the product, change the website, but now that so many people are saying this, we're definitely moving forward with that.Chris:I would go back to the beginning where Rob and I, Mindright. There was two different names before Mindright. And now I look back, I'm like, "Neither of those would have worked. Mindright should have always been number one." We tested Mindright. Mindright worked really well but We wanted to brand the ingredients themselves. And we were like the unstoppable blend. We're unstoppable. This mentality of you cannot be stopped, masculine. And we were so sure of it and it failed miserably.Stephanie:They were like, "I don't like that."Chris:No, no. So now at the happy brain blend.Stephanie:That makes me feel happy. That's more on brand.Chris:Yeah. And then from that moment on we're like, "That's our guiding light." It makes me feel happy. Does it? Yes Or no. Okay. It's in.Stephanie:And how are you doing these tests? How are you going about trying to get this feedback? Are they surveys or what are you all doing behind the scenes?Chris:Yeah. Surveys. Right now, we've moved to more surveys. We're surveying around our current database of growing email subscriptions and then we're going to start doing some stuff through Instagram, social media. But the original testing went through a market research firm.Stephanie:All right. Well, let's shift over to the lightning round. The lightning round is brought to you by Salesforce Commerce Cloud. This is where I ask a question and you have a minute or less to answer. Are you ready?Chris:No.Stephanie:Nope. Be right back. Need to go get some more tea. Get In the right mood here. All right. Well, we will move on anyways. If you had a podcast, what would it be about and who would your first guest be?Chris:Oh my gosh. My podcast would be about thinking big. My whole life I never thought big. I thought pretty small and I put roadblocks up in front of myself and I think that now as I sit on a board with Rob Dyrdek and Joe Jonas, literally anything is possible and it would be about stories and ways to help open up your mind to anything is really possible. And I think as cheesy as that sounds, it really is. And I feel like here in my home with my kids and now that we're talking about getting Mindright and this positive growth mindset and to hear them talking about it, it's a real thing. I don't have a title yet. I'll let you name the podcast.Stephanie:There you go. I'll help you name it. Who would you bring on for your first guest?Chris:I bring in Rob. He is an amazing person to talk to about all of this stuff. His mindset is just next level with what he does to keep his energy and his success where it is. It's remarkable.Stephanie:Awesome. What does your mindfulness practice look like?Chris:I'm sorry.Stephanie:What does your mindfulness practice look like? How do you stay centered and balanced and not getting pulled everywhere when doing a startup?Chris:I think for me, I committed to getting up early every morning. I have to be up by 5:00,5:15 or else I can't do the things that I want to do for myself, which is exercise or just have a moment of meditation. Whether it's a minute or five minutes or 20 minutes. I try to do that every morning. I have four kids so life is really hard sometimes. Here they are.Stephanie:I feel that.Chris:So it's get up early, it's a few minutes of meditating and just understanding where I'm at and being really grateful for that. Exercise, 30 minutes. That is my non-negotiable. I have to get 30 minutes in, if I don't my day is just off and once in a blue moon we have a sauna that was gifted to us by-Stephanie:Wow.Chris:It was miracle. That's another podcast.Stephanie:Yeah. Okay. I want that friend. Gift me a sauna.Chris:It was some local guy just giving it away. He was moving.Stephanie:What area of California do you live in because I don't know about many local areas being like, "Here's a sauna. Do you want ice staff as well?"Chris:I'm on the hunt for one of those. So, if you know one. I started fasting, so I intermittent fast. I don't eat my first meal until 12:00 or 1:00. And I found it's really helped with inflammation and energy and I feel great. I also stop thinking through COVID I just-Stephanie:So impressive.Chris:30 days and then you felt great and 60 days, I'm like, "Wow, I feel awesome." And it just stuck.Stephanie:All right. Last question. Two more questions. What's one thing that you don't understand today that you wish you did?Chris:What don't I understand. I don't understand a lot of things let's be honest.Stephanie:Good answer. Just everything. Lots of things.Chris:No. I think for me, part of the reason why we're starting digitally native is almost a personal challenge to myself. I know retail really well, I know relationships, building brands, building distribution, working with brokers. I don't understand digital that well. And it can be frustrating at times because the learning curve is pretty steep and it's always changing every day because you're learning something new and I think digital marketing I don't know very well.Stephanie:Well, you'll be learning it with this company. So that's great.Chris:It'd be great to hire the right people to help you.Stephanie:Mm-hmm (affirmative). Yeah. 1,000% to that one. All right. And then the last one, what one thing will have the biggest impact on ecommerce in the next year?Chris:I think it's these convenience delivery guys. I think they're going to change the game for a lot of people. FastAF is a really good example of what's happening with commerce outside of food and beverage, because they're delivering unique gifts. You need a gift and you're going to a party in an hour, they'll be there in 20 minutes with this beautiful candle or gift item which is just changing the way that we do everything.Stephanie:Yeah. Oh, I completely agree. All right. Well, this has been such a blast. I feel like my mind is really in the right place now after this interview. Where can people find out more about you and Mindright?Chris:Check us out at getmindright.com or on Amazon.Stephanie:All right. Cool. Well, thanks so much for coming on the show.Chris:I really appreciate it. Thanks so much.

Shane first entered Rob's orbit as a story editor on Rob & Big. Together, they formed Superjacket, which went on to produce all of Rob's MTV shows. Superjacket was created with a 3-year timeline to sell, which, with a lot of hard work and a little magic, succeeded right on schedule. Before they even started the company, they leveraged their unique advantages, agreed on a clear goal, mapped every action to that goal, and the goal was realized. Learn more about this episode.

Award-winning actor Cody Hively stops by for a great conversation that gives a look into the mind of an actor. - Franklin tells stories from childhood that brings light to how he and Cody have always been a creative duo. - Cody describes his acting process and shares the moments that inspired him to become an actor. - The two talk about how much Rob & Big content they watched as kids. Follow Cody: @codyhively

The great Neil Campbell (comedian, actor, writer & producer from Comedy Bang Bang, Brooklyn Nine-Nine & many awards shows) & I discuss keeping busy, kind of working on Rob & Big, all about writing for awards shows, following the Washington Capitols post-Stanley Cup, all about our quarantine movie watchary & ever-so-much more. This was a delight. @neilerdude on Twitter & IG

Happy Black History Month !!!!!! On this episode the homie Josh comes thru and we talk about HBCU's , "Old Twitter" , Stonks, being called daddy, Rob&Big, and more! Please be sure to follow the podcast on Insta @HellaCuriousPod and be sure to send us Questions,Topics,Shoutouts, or just anything stupid 

Rob is niet van de beeldbuis af te slaan, wat haalt Jordy 's nachts bij de pomp en nog veel meer gezelligheid!

Before Christopher Boykin, would co-star alongside Rob Dyrdek on fan favourite MTV show Rob & Big... Find out the rest of the story about his life and career here.

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In This Episode You Will Learn About: -Having a core purpose for the decisions you make -Designing your life the way you want and choosing the life you live -The seven core capabilities to assess a founder through -The importance of understanding money -Learning through failure -It’s never too late to learn -Margins over everything -Morning routines -Believing in yourself   Resources: -Elite Level Mastermind: fortheloveofmoney.com/mastermind   Show Notes: I’ve got a real treat for you today. I’m lifting the curtain on a conversation I had at my elite level mastermind with the legend, Rob Dyrdek. In case you’ve forgotten who he is (because I know you’ve heard of him), he is the professional skater turned TV personality and mega-entrepreneur. You probably know of him from his TV shows Ridiculousness, Fantasy Factory, or Rob & Big. But most people don’t realize how wildly successful and brilliant an entrepreneur he is. He was willing to come to our mastermind and bless us with his incredible knowledge, not only of his businesses, but how he leads such a life of balance. I’ve never seen any entrepreneur do it like this before.   Question Highlights: -What are your core values? -Where did your boundaries come from and how do you uphold them? -Why was the book Start at the End so impactful, and what do you do as a result of what you learned from that book?  -What did it take for you to learn to be a numbers person? -What keeps you motivated to keep pushing? -Do you have a meditative or spiritual practice? -If you started over, what would be your next revenue stream? -Can you break down your morning routine?   Guest Bio: At 18 years old, he used his knowledge gained from the skateboard industry to create his first company. The relentless pursuit of his childhood dreams made Rob Dyrdek a professional athlete at 16 years old and propelled him into the world of business before most people entered college. Surrounded by entrepreneurs in his youth, Dyrdek quickly learned the power of building brands. At 18 years old, he used that knowledge to create his first company. This “outlier” experience helped him to develop and grow both his own brands and increase the value of his brand partners as he was quickly becoming an influential professional skateboarder. By leveraging his influence and designing new concepts and ideas, he helped turn a rising footwear and apparel brand into a $500 million international company. He used that same expertise to build skate brands later in his career launching the world's first true professional skateboarding league Street League Skateboarding and a first of its kind skateboarding channel, ETN. That same approach to brand development led him to co-create and executive produce his first television show, Rob & Big on MTV. After the success of this first show, he created Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory showcasing his Do-Or-Dier® mentality towards entrepreneurship. Constantly evolving and taking calculated risks, Dyrdek beat world records with his physical feats while continuing his endeavors, launching several new brands while structuring multi-platform integrated partnerships. Dyrdek continued in his television success with the launch of his new production company, Superjacket. In this new role, he created Ridiculousness, yet another big hit television show, followed by hits like Nickelodeon’s Mega Life & Crashletes and CMT’s The Dude Perfect Show. Using this expertise gained developing the intersection between business and media, he went on to not only invest in new businesses, but also help successfully amplify their brand. With his extensive knowledge, experience and insight gained over two decades of building his own intellectual properties and working with top brands around the world, he started developing the groundwork for his full-service venture studio, Dyrdek Machine. The Dyrdek Machine represents not only the financial investment of Rob Dyrdek, but also his passion for partnering with disruptive “Do-or-Dier®” entrepreneurs, guiding them to achieve sustainable success. Using his proven method for predictable success, Dyrdek works personally with his partners to help them realize their true passion and voice and turn it into a profitable, sustainable brand. His unquenchable desire to live life to the fullest pushed him to develop a strategy for success in life, not unlike the formula he created for his venture studio. Following his life plan for happiness, balance and love while still achieving greatness in his career, Dyrdek now enjoys a fulfilling life with his family in Beverly Hills and continues to build his dream as he had not only envisioned, but designed it. Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com

In this edition of The End of The Line podcast, I am joined by Rob Croom for another edition of Monday's with Rob. We recap this past weekends college football, big orange sickness, hero shots in dove hunting, and a whole lot more.

Chris or "Drama" is an entrepreneur, producer and reality TV star. He was born in Akron, Ohio were he spent most of his life until graduating from high school and becoming an assistant for his cousin Rob Dyrdek. He is best known for his roles in the reality shows “Rob and Big” and “Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory”. Chris is also the founder and CEO of “Young & Reckless Clothing”.From a young age, Chris has always had an interest in the music scene. Around his time on “Rob & Big”, Chris began to make music. Chris then created a music production company in which himself and his producers made hits for artists like Yelawolf, Kelly Rowland, and Bishop Lamont. He used the studio within the Fantasy Factory dubbed “The Hands of God Studio”.In 2009, Chris created his successful clothing line “Young & Reckless Clothing”. Young & Reckless is a street wear inspired clothing brand sold across the world. The brand can be seen worn on celebrities like Kevin Durant, Cassie, Justin Bieber, Meek Mill and Colin Kaepernick. In 2011, Chris donated $50,000 from Young & Reckless to The Rob Dyrdek Foundation to help build into Safe Spot Skatespot.Chris is also the host of the popular podcast, Short Story Long where he catches up with friends and individuals who have made a name for themselves and overcame obstacles to reach their level of achievements. You can't google the keys to success, but you can be inspired by talking to people who have been through it.- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/short-story-long/id1111787417- https://www.youngandreckless.com/- https://www.instagram.com/drama/?hl=enPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

Chris or "Drama" is an entrepreneur, producer and reality TV star. He was born in Akron, Ohio were he spent most of his life until graduating from high school and becoming an assistant for his cousin Rob Dyrdek. He is best known for his roles in the reality shows “Rob and Big” and “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory”. Chris is also the founder and CEO of “Young & Reckless Clothing”.From a young age, Chris has always had an interest in the music scene. Around his time on “Rob & Big”, Chris began to make music. Chris then created a music production company in which himself and his producers made hits for artists like Yelawolf, Kelly Rowland, and Bishop Lamont. He used the studio within the Fantasy Factory dubbed “The Hands of God Studio”.In 2009, Chris created his successful clothing line “Young & Reckless Clothing”. Young & Reckless is a street wear inspired clothing brand sold across the world. The brand can be seen worn on celebrities like Kevin Durant, Cassie, Justin Bieber, Meek Mill and Colin Kaepernick. In 2011, Chris donated $50,000 from Young & Reckless to The Rob Dyrdek Foundation to help build into Safe Spot Skatespot.Chris is also the host of the popular podcast, Short Story Long where he catches up with friends and individuals who have made a name for themselves and overcame obstacles to reach their level of achievements. You can’t google the keys to success, but you can be inspired by talking to people who have been through it.- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/short-story-long/id1111787417- https://www.youngandreckless.com/- https://www.instagram.com/drama/?hl=enPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

Today on Rise of The Young I sit down with Chris "Drama" Pfaff. This interview was done about 9 months ago, and Drama and I have actually became great friends since then. We just wrapped up the first ever Young & Reckless x Build Your Empire event in LA. It's been amazing to grow with Drama & his team, and I look forward to the next event with you! If you haven't heard Drama's story, then this is your chance. I went from watching Drama on TV on the show "Rob & Big," and then "Rob Dyrdeck's Fantasy Factory." Stay tuned for the next LIVE Young & Reckless x Build Your Empire event. -DM @riseoftheyoung with any questions you have, or if you have a topic you'd like me to cover on the show.-Please leave a rating & review on iTunes, and help us get to 500 reviews. Once we do that I'll be dropping the next storyboard on @riseoftheyoung -(Go check it out to see what I mean)-Check out my new website: https://caseyadams.com

This man needs no introduction! Also known as a DO-OR-Dier, Rob Dyrdek's relentless pursuit of his childhood dreams made him a professional athlete at 16 years old and propelled him into the world of business before most people entered college. Surrounded by entrepreneurs in his youth, Dyrdek quickly learned the power of building brands which he used to create his first company by the age of 18. By leveraging his influence and designing new concepts and ideas, he helped turn a rising footwear and apparel brand into a $500 million international company. With a successful production company, several hit shows created on MTV including "Ridiculousness" and "Rob & Big" his unquenchable desire to live life to the fullest has pushed him to develop a strategy for success. It is really a privilege to bring you my friend and business partner with @outstandingfoods, Rob Dyrdek, as we deeply examine his life plan for happiness, balance, and love while still achieving greatness in his career. This interview will rejuvenate and inspire you to embark on your own relentless pursuit. #maxout! WATCH/LISTEN NOW!

Meet Rob Dyrdek The relentless pursuit of his childhood dreams made Rob Dyrdek a professional athlete at 16 years old and propelled him into the world of business before most people entered college. Surrounded by entrepreneurs in his youth, Dyrdek quickly learned the power of building brands. At 18 years old, he used that knowledge to create his first company. This “outlier” experience helped him to develop and grow both his own brands and increase the value of his brand partners as he was quickly becoming an influential professional skateboarder. By leveraging his influence and designing new concepts and ideas, he helped turn a rising footwear and apparel brand into a $500 million international company. He used that same expertise to build skate brands later in his career launching the world's first true professional skateboarding league Street League Skateboarding and a first of its kind skateboarding channel, ETN. That same approach to brand development led him to co-create and executive produce his first television show, Rob & Big on MTV. After the success of this first show, he created Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory showcasing his Do-Or-Dier mentality towards entrepreneurship. Constantly evolving and taking calculated risks, Dyrdek beat world records with his physical feats while continuing his endeavors, launching several new brands while structuring multi-platform integrated partnerships. Dyrdek continued in his television success with the launch of his new production company, Superjacket. In this new role, he created Ridiculousness, yet another big hit television show, followed by hits like Nickelodeon’s Mega Life & Crashletes and CMT’s The Dude Perfect Show. Using this expertise gained developing the intersection between business and media, he went on to not only invest in new businesses, but also help successfully amplify their brand. With his extensive knowledge, experience and insight gained over two decades of building his own intellectual properties and working with top brands around the world, he started developing the groundwork for his full-service venture studio, Dyrdek Machine. His unquenchable desire to live life to the fullest pushed him to develop a strategy for success in life, not unlike the formula he created for his venture studio. Following his life plan for happiness, balance and love while still achieving greatness in his career, Dyrdek now enjoys a fulfilling life with his family in Beverly Hills and continues to build his dream as he had not only envisioned, but designed it. Go Pro with Eric Worre is proudly brought to you by: Go Pro Recruiting Mastery – the world’s #1 generic training event for the Network Marketing Profession.  Join us December 4-6 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.  You will hear from top thought leaders including Magic Johnson, John Maxwell, and dozens of Million-Dollar Earners.  It’s an extraordinary event that you and your team can’t afford to miss. To learn more, go to networkmarketingpro.com/gprm Show Notes Eric tells how he and Rob met in Bora Bora. [2:30] Eric shares how he was first introduced to Rob and his various TV shows. [6:45] Rob recalls some of the craziest stunts he's ever performed. [9:14] Rob talks about what it talks to produce 25 seasons of television over four shows. [12:16] Rob talks about how his shows lead to bigger brand deals as his career and popularity progressed. [14:00] Rob details the production and airing schedule for his show Ridiculousness. [20:40] Rob explains how he got his entrepreneurial start at the age of 11. [25:48] Rob recalls how he got his first skateboard and his start in skating. [29:27] Rob talks about quitting everything - including school - at the age of 16 to focus on skateboarding professionally. [32:22] Eric asks Rob what he thinks it takes to become a professional at anything and the role obsession and balance play in success. [33:48] Rob shares what drives him. [41:46] Rob gives his views on Network Marketing. [49:20] Rob explains what 'relentless' means to him. [54:56] Questions or Comments? Do you have questions you would like me to answer in future podcasts or comments on the show you'd like to share?  Email me at podcast@networkmarketingpro.com    

"At the end of the day, I just refuse to be a loser." We sit down with Drama at the Young & Reckless Headquarters and discuss the REAL story of his rise to success. You may know Drama from Rob & Big or Fantasy Factory with his cousin Rob Dyrdek, but the work he is doing with Y&R and his podcast (Short Story Long) is making an impact.

Couple weeks back I got to cross off a bucket list podcast with Drama for Episode 84 - Humbleness Is A Necessity. He was someone I wanted to get on the podcast from the jump and I was super excited to have him. I’m sure many of you know him from when he was on MTV’s Rob & Big or Fantasy Factory. Today he’s the CEO and founder of streetwear brand Young & Reckless and the host of Short Story Long Podcast. This is the audio of the behind the scenes of both before and after the podcast. If you would rather watch it instead, head to my YouTube - Bobby Hobert or search “Drama Came Through The Content Crib” and you’ll find it. Please leave a 1 sentence review on the iTunes podcast App after you hear this podcast, I would greatly greatly appreciate it. More content coming from ya boy soon enough…. SEE YA! - You can follow Drama here: Instagram: @Drama Twitter: @DramaDrama YouTube You can check out Young & Reckless here: Website: YoungandReckless.com You can follow Short Story Long here:  iTunes     Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) Follow us on Spotify Follow us on Soundcloud Subscribe to iTunes Follow us on Instagram: @PurposeintheYouth    Follow Bobbbaaaay on social media: Instagram: @Bobbbaaaay Twitter: @Bobbbaaaay   Shot by: Kirk Cedric Instagram: @_KirkCedric Music by: Dylan Reese Music Instagram: @DylanReeseMusic  

You might know Drama from MTV’s Rob & Big or Fantasy Factory. Over the past decade he’s built a name for himself in the entertainment industry and along the way has grown into someone who wants to push himself forward as far as he can all the while showing people how to do it. Today he’s the CEO and founder of streetwear brand Young & Reckless, the host of Short Story Long podcast and a host on Group Chat. Drama was raised in the small town of Coventry Township, Ohio alongside his older brother Scott. In high school he was somewhat antisocial, got B’s & C’s but was obsessed with skateboarding. With money he had from graduation, selling iPods and making a skate video he packed up and moved to Los Angeles with an opportunity to crash on his cousin’s couch who happen to be Rob Dyrdek. With his biggest dreams to live in SoCal and work at skateshop, Drama had no idea what the future had ahead of him and things were just getting started. Over the next ten plus years he would go onto becoming a star. He was getting booked to do signings at stores, make club appearances and was fortunate to even treat himself to a new Lamborghini for his 26th birthday. Although having these “things” are great, along the journey he realized the true fulfillment came from positively helping people and seeing himself grow. His day-to-day routines include writing 5 things he’s most grateful for in his journal, meditating for 10 minutes, texting his mother and working on his fitness. In this episode Drama discusses making a list of your goals & conquering them, taking risks go hand in hand with chasing after what you want, wanting to interview Kevin Hart, Richard Branson and Barack Obama, not realizing his full potential is what scares him the most, forcing yourself into situations you don’t want to be in and why humbleness is a necessity. - You can follow Drama here: Instagram  Twitter YouTube You can check out Young & Reckless here: Website You can follow Short Story Long here:  iTunes You can follow Group Chat here: YouTube   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) Follow us on Spotify Follow us on Soundcloud Subscribe to iTunes Follow us on Instagram    Follow Bobbbaaaay on social media: Instagram Twitter

You know him as Drama from Rob & Big and Fantasy Factory. But what you may not realize is that he has a strong entrepreneurial mind…launching the clothing brand Young & Reckless and also a successful podcast called the short Story long….Drama is teaching the world how to achieve your goals and keep on reaching for more. In this episode we talk about his lowest moment…how he was able to RELAUNCH his brand after he was off TV..and what his grand vision is with his brand now. As someone I've followed from the beginning of his reality TV days until now...Drama is not someone to turn your nose up at. A true entrepreneur who is now helping young people become their best selves. Make sure to check him out on Instagram @drama Want to podcast? Want to take your current podcast to the next level? Go to: www.beginpodcastingnow.com and fill out the form for a free consultation. Follow us on social: Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/growthnowmovement Instagram: www.instagram.com/gnmpodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/gnmpodcast

MTV’s hit shows Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory and Ridiculousness are what he is most known for, but along with being a professional skateboarder and media superstar, Rob Dyrdek is a tactical planner and executer. His systematic approach of defining a goal from every angle is how he avoided a life of complacency and went on to set skateboarding records and build million-dollar brands at his Venture Studio Dyrdek Machine. Rob talks about the clarity that has helped him win on this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu.   SHOW NOTES: Rob talks about being mentally present during major moments. [5:00] Rob tells why progression is the key to any success. [11:05] Rob shares the process of gaining clarity on his life goals. [17:32] Rob explains why belief is the only thing that matters. [25:30] Rob talks about becoming self-aware of your abilities. [29:55] Rob touches on building habits and systems in your life. [32:42] Rob and Tom discuss the legendary Tony Robbins. [42:40] Rob reveals the impact he wants to have on the world. [49:20]   QUOTES: “I believe progression is the key to happiness.” [11:06]   “Depth of clarity is the greatest form of peace and happiness because you begin to now optimize your clear goal.” [20:38]   “At the end of the day, it's only people that lose belief that quit and belief gives you so much energy.” [26:45]   “Consistency is the only pathway to greatness and ultimately it's the only pathway to trust.” [31:45]   Impact Theory is proudly sponsored by Audible. Start your free trail here: www.audible.com/impact   FOLLOW ROB DYRDEK: TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2FLFptv WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/2DhvZUH INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2mItrrN LINKEDIN: http://bit.ly/2DpkDBn FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/1OWXwrX   BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Hyper Performance - http://amzn.to/2mGJXsv [25:07] The ONE Thing - http://amzn.to/2dQLbhz [34:28] MONEY Master the Game - http://amzn.to/2mNPLRA [42:48]   PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Tony Robbins - http://bit.ly/1XZ9F6L [42:40]   COMPANIES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Dyrdek Machine: http://bit.ly/2FLHBAW [2:43]

In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin speak with Chris "Drama" Pfaff. Chris got his start with the reality TV show "Rob & Big" and then "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory."At age 22, with no background in business or fashion, he launched a t-shirt and streetwear line, Young & Reckless, which has grown into a nationwide brand, with distribution in more than 3,000 Macy's, Dillard's and PacSun stores, celebrity endorsements from Puff Daddy and Justin Bieber, 43 employees, and $31 million in revenue in 2015 (Forbes Article here). This episode digs into Chris' story and is a fascinating listen. What was it like becoming a reality star? (2:29) Everyone's favorite little homie Breaking out of that stereotype (5:57) Wanting to be involved Was Rob supportive of his clothing line? (10:20) Realist reality show (12:10) When did the pop culture burst happen? (16:38) The hustle life (19:00) Small town beginnings (22:31) Drawn to the hustle, not the job The highs and lows of starting a clothing line (26:30) Working in seasons in fashion, you are losing Streetwear vibe with no pride Branding is everything What does he consider streetwear today? (33:28) What strategies is he implementing? (34:50) What does he think of juggernauts like Amazon/Apple?? (36:14) What motivated him to start his podcast? (38:29) Searching for his purpose Millennials, entrepreneurs of our future (42:25) Motivation follows action Entrepreneurs he models after? (47:48) Favorite guests? (49:37) Fashion/Fitness comparisons (51:26) Foundation to kick start other things, his podcast (53:24) Has he always been this self-aware? (54:43) What does he do to unplug? (59:00) Amount of content needed (1:03:27) Will YouTube stars take over Hollywood? (1:09:00) Related Links/Products Mentioned: How A Millennial With No Business Experience Or College Education Created Streetwear For The Masses Rob & Big Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory Quiksilver Files for Bankruptcy | RIDE Channel Bobby Light (Rob & Big) - Dirty Girl – (YouTube) 5 Truths the Fast Fashion Industry Doesn't Want You to Know Entrepreneurship and Millennials Are Thriving in Emerging Markets Rich Piana punched/fight LA Expo 2017 – YouTube The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google - Scott Galloway (book) Self-Awareness and Feeling Transparent: Failing to Suppress One's Self Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked - Adam Alter (book) Calm: Meditation to Relax, Sleep, Relieve Anxiety and Lower Stress Moment – Automatically track your and your family's daily iPhone and iPad use 8 YouTube Stars Who Are Taking Over the World – Vogue Featured Guest/People Mentioned: Chris "Drama" Pfaff (@drama)  Instagram Short Story Long Young And Reckless Rob Dyrdek (@robdyrdek)  Instagram Christopher Boykin Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi)  Twitter Miguel (@Miguel)  Twitter Kendrick Lamar (@kendricklamar)  Instagram Diddy (@diddy)  Twitter Gary Vaynerchuk (@garyvee)  Twitter Elon Musk (@elonmusk)  Twitter Steve Jobs Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos)  Twitter Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu)  Twitter Tim Ferriss (@tferriss)  Twitter Logan Paul (@LoganPaul)  Twitter/Instagram Jake Paul (@jakepaul)  Twitter/Instagram Would you like to be coached by Sal, Adam & Justin? 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On this episode I have a very special guest who you all may know from Rob & Big and Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, my good friend Christopher "Big Black" Boykin. Spending 3 years in Guam and being a chef in the Navy he moved to San Diego & started his own security/limo business where he doubled as security and driver. Around this time he was picked to become Rob Dyrdek's security for the DC Skateboarding Video in which he formed his bond that everyone knows from MTV's Rob & Big. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I have a very special guest who you all may know from Rob & Big and Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, my good friend Christopher "Big Black" Boykin. Spending 3 years in Guam and being a chef in the Navy he moved to San Diego & started his own security/limo business where he doubled as security and driver. Around this time he was picked to become Rob Dyrdek's security for the DC Skateboarding Video in which he formed his bond that everyone knows from MTV's Rob & Big. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us as we talk about Mary J Blige new album "strength of a women". Rob & Big star big black dead at 45.Who much would you pay for sneakers? $ 495 

This is the second episode in the VIRAL series of Smartest Person in the Room. My conversation is with actor and producer Shane Nickerson, who knows more than a little something about VIRAL content, as he’s spent years creating it through tv shows for MTV, CMT, and Nickelodeon. Shane is co-president of the production company Super Jacket with Rob Dyrdek, and together they're responsible for shows like Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory, The Dude Perfect Show, Jagger Eaton's Mega Life, and Crashletes.   Today we delve into the show Shane helped create with Rob Dyrdek: Ridiculousness, which features remarkable short clips culled from the vast sea of the internet. Ridiculousness is so popular that it was responsible for roughly 23% of MTV’s total programming last year.  Shane has some really thoughtful insights about internet culture and viral content, but he tells a story at the end of this episode I didn't see coming. He shares a personal story of something going terribly viral in his own life, something that had the potential to wreck his marriage and his career. He fought back against this viral thing and WON. My mouth was hanging open as we recorded. Complete show notes here. Follow Smartest Person in the Room on Facebook. Follow Smartest Person in the Room on Instagram. Sign up for our episode emails here.

On this episode I have a very special guest who you all may know from Rob & Big and Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, my good friend Christopher "Big Black" Boykin. Spending 3 years in Guam and being a chef in the Navy he moved to San Diego & started his own security/limo business where he doubled as security and driver. Around this time he was picked to become Rob Dyrdek's security for the DC Skateboarding Video in which he formed his bond that everyone knows from MTV's Rob & Big. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I have a very special guest who you all may know from Rob & Big and Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, my good friend Christopher "Big Black" Boykin. Spending 3 years in Guam and being a chef in the Navy he moved to San Diego & started his own security/limo business where he doubled as security and driver. Around this time he was picked to become Rob Dyrdek's security for the DC Skateboarding Video in which he formed his bond that everyone knows from MTV's Rob & Big. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of Short Story Long is with my friend, director/producer/writer and creator of Jackass, Jeff Tremaine. Jeffs creator and executive producer credits stretch beyond just Jackass and into other hit shows like Wild Boyz, Rob & Big, Nitro Circus, Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory and The Dudesons in America. Jackass: The Movie, Jackass Number Two, Jackass 3D and Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa are all directed and produced by Jeff and have all hit #1 in the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of Short Story Long is with my friend, director/producer/writer and creator of Jackass, Jeff Tremaine. Jeffs creator and executive producer credits stretch beyond just Jackass and into other hit shows like Wild Boyz, Rob & Big, Nitro Circus, Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory and The Dudesons in America. Jackass: The Movie, Jackass Number Two, Jackass 3D and Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa are all directed and produced by Jeff and have all hit #1 in the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chef Rob "Big" and Chef Clem 'Beefy" welcome the chef of Martin Ulysses Wine on this fabulous National Bologna Day. It's also National Good and Plenty Day as well.  Join us as we fight over Mayo or Mustard on a Bologna Sandwich. What are your TOP 5 Favorite Movie Candies? Follow us on Twitter @CTFBBPodcast @sichefrob @chefclem70

Chef Rob “Big” and Chef Clem ‘Beefy” welcome the chef of Martin Ulysses Wine on this fabulous National Bologna Day. It’s also National Good and Plenty Day as well. Join us as we fight over Mayo or Mustard on a Bologna Sandwich. What are your TOP 5 Favorite Movie Candies? Follow us on Twitter: @CTFBBPodcast […]

This week I sit down with Anoush Moin and Joe Rausch from the 'Mama, We Made It!' podcast to flip the normal routine & talk about life growing up in Akron, Ohio to where I'm at now. Stories I haven't told working for Rob Dyrdek to being on Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory and creating Young & Reckless and now this podcast. Listen as we discuss a lot of my stories & inspirations that led me to want to tell these stories and share these conversations with other young successful entrepreneurs & entertainers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I sit down with Anoush Moin and Joe Rausch from the 'Mama, We Made It!' podcast to flip the normal routine & talk about life growing up in Akron, Ohio to where I'm at now. Stories I haven't told working for Rob Dyrdek to being on Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory and creating Young & Reckless and now this podcast. Listen as we discuss a lot of my stories & inspirations that led me to want to tell these stories and share these conversations with other young successful entrepreneurs & entertainers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Drama joins us to tell the story of "2 Girls" and how he went from being a skater in Akron, to a reality star on Rob & Big, and then creating the global clothing brand, Young & Reckless. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris "Drama" Pfaff took a helicopter, hoverboard and Harrier jet to arrive at The Night Time Show which is currently taping episodes inside a submarine in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. This week our co-pilot is Roast Battle creator/comedian Brian Moses who gives us the 411 on what's happening with his new Comedy Central show ROAST BATTLE, while Lieutenant Matt Walker fights off at giant sea monster with only his bare hands. As always our fearless leader, Stephen Kramer Glickman, eats chocolate donuts and watches PBS. Chris "Drama" Pfaff tells our crew the stories behind Rob & Big, Fantasy Factory, Chanel West Coast and the secret to owning a massively successful clothing company. PERISCOPES DOWN...IT'S TIME FOR THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!!!!