Podcast appearances and mentions of rob lynch

Rob takes us inside Shake Shack, where passion for great food and hospitality perfectly blends. He shares how leading a fast-growing company comes with challenges, but Shake Shack knows how to scale big without losing what keeps the brand unique.Key takeaways:Shake Shack once thought 450 locations was a wild dream—now they're aiming for 1,500. The secret? Confidence, high sales, and adaptability. Rob believes Shake Shack has proved it can thrive anywhere, now operating in over 30 states.Shatzy and Jimmy believe the restaurant and hospitality industry is shifting—while CFOs once led the path to CEO, CMOs are now leading with more desirable skills. Rob sees this trend as a natural one as he believes a great CMO already operates with a guest-first mindset.How does Shake Shack balance Danny Meyer's enlightened hospitality principle—a philosophy centered on human connection with digital innovation?Rob discusses the challenge of scaling while preserving identity, balancing non-negotiables with efficiency, and maintaining a commitment to quality, team culture, and community, ensuring that growth doesn't come at the expense of what makes the brand special.Hot takes: The fun kicks off with "Hot or Not", where Rob Lynch weighs in on the hottest (and not-so-hot) trends —are AI-powered restaurant ordering systems the future? Is drone delivery finally ready for takeoff? The heat rises in "The Feud", "Branded Quickfire", and "Fast Money",as Rob battles it out for ultimate bragging rights—can he hit 200 points and claim the title, or will he walk away with nothing but a cold fry? Thanks for hanging with us on Hospitality Hangout, powered by Branded Hospitality Ventures! Stay tuned for more insider scoops, industry shake-ups, and the boldest moves from the trailblazers redefining hospitality. Episode Credits:Produced by: Branded Hospitality MediaHosted by: Michael Schatzberg, JImmy FrischlingProducer: Julie ZuckerCreative Director: Adam LevineShow Runner: Drewe RaimiPost Production: Three Cheers Creativewww.thehospitalityhangout.com

This week's guest In the Flamingo Lounge, Rob Lynch joined Rockabilly Greg on January 9, 2025. Rob is a triple threat – Educator, Artist and musician. Always looking to wear more hats, Rob has worked as a contributing reviewer for the Buffalo News, a hat model for Buffalo Spree Magazine, a guerrilla gardener, Block Club leader, Half-Marathon runner, a maker of travel films and was featured in a 2015 ad campaign for Excelsior Orthopedics. In 2017 he founded Lilac Park in Downtown Niagara Falls, NY. He kids you not. Rob, an award-winning session drummer, has worked with many renowned artists including Peter Case, Gurf Morlix, Al Tinney and 10,000 Maniacs founders/members John and Mary, just to name a few. Rob has also enjoyed recording with Hussalonia and Jonathan Hughes on their separate solo projects as well as a yearly recording project of non-traditional Christmas songs known as Robot Holiday.  Working along with Matthew Sagurney as The Solo Roths, they produce large scale improvisational paintings, often in front of an audience – most recently at the 2024 Music is Art Festival. Both Rob's paintings and The Solo Roth's works are held in numerous private and public collections nationwide, and have been exhibited in Western New York and beyond through solo and group shows.

On this week's Extra Serving, NRN editor in chief Sam Oches and executive editor Alicia Kelso discuss the biggest headlines coming out of the ICR Conference, which was held last week in Orlando. First they talk about Papa Johns, whose CEO, Todd Penegor, said the company would leverage local-store marketing, tech investments, and menu innovation to turn sales around. Next up is Shake Shack, which is aiming to nearly quadruple its store count through smaller boxes and drive thrus, according to CEO Rob Lynch. Then they talk about Portillo's, which energized shareholders by committing to more growth in its restaurant of the future. Finally, in this week's extra serving, senior editor Ron Rugglessjoins to talk about Twin Peaks and its plan to file its IPO on January 30. For more on these stories: Papa Johns CEO looks to address past missteps with a back-to-basics strategyShake Shack quadruples target footprint to 1,500 storesPortillo's plan to drive traffic includes computer vision, loyaltyOn cusp of IPO, Twin Peaks CEO shares how sports bar chain has redefined category

Shoot us a Text.The clock is about to run out on 2024, but that doesn't stop the grind of the retail auto industry! Today we're covering the latest awkwardness from the potential Honda-Nissan merger, how California dealers are threatening to sue Scout over their DTC plans, and over-priced fast food.Show Notes with links:Honda's CEO Toshihiro Mibe faced an awkward press moment when asked why Nissan would make a good business partner, candidly admitting, “That's a difficult one,” when trying to explain the rationale. The comment highlights broader skepticism and questions surrounding the partnership.Honda has a solid hybrid lineup but struggles with EV development after parting ways with GM. Meanwhile, Nissan faces financial instability and a declining EV market share despite its history as an early leader with the Leaf.Nissan's robust manufacturing network and supply chain might align with Honda's hybrid expertise. However, overlapping product offerings could limit potential benefits.Nissan's shares initially soared over 60% after the deal's announcement but have since plunged by 13% over two days, signaling investor doubts.Both companies face uphill battles, with AlixPartners estimating any meaningful results from a merger might take three to five years.“Ideally, it would've been a healthy and financially sound company, rather than Nissan,” said analyst Julie Boote, echoing doubts about the merger's feasibility.California's new-car dealers are pushing back against Volkswagen Group and Scout Motors, accusing them of violating state law by taking direct-to-consumer refundable deposits for their upcoming electric Scout models.California's amended Vehicle Code, effective Jan. 1, 2024, prohibits automakers or their affiliates from direct-to-consumer sales if they already have franchised dealerships in the state. Tesla is exempt, as it has never operated through franchisees.Dealers argue Scout's sales model excludes VW's 50 franchisees in California, cutting them out of Scout's EV sales opportunities.Scout insists it's independent from VW, designing a unique electric platform, and claims the direct sales model aligns with their “customer-first vision.”A recent study has named Shake Shack and Five Guys as America's most overpriced fast-food chains, sparking debate over whether premium pricing for burgers and fries is really worth it.Preply analyzed over 57,000 Google Reviews, highlighting Shake Shack as the most overpriced chain, followed by Five Guys and Sugar Factory. Key terms like “expensive” and “not worth the money” dominated customer feedback.A viral receipt showing $22 for a Five Guys burger, soda, and fries led to widespread backlash, with one post asking, “What is the right amount these days?”Despite the criticism, Shake Shack posted strong Q3 earnings, with a 14.7% revenue surge and 17 new locations. CEO Rob Lynch said, “We are proud of the resuHosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

Guest of guests Rob Lynch returns for another Halloween as the Three Amigos discuss all things werewolves. This show's got nards!

Shake Shack's food speaks for itself, but marketing can help reinforce the qualities that make it special like brisket in the burgers and shakes made with custard, CEO Rob Lynch tells Bloomberg Intelligence. In this episode of the Choppin' It Up podcast, Lynch sits down with BI's senior restaurant and foodservice analyst Michael Halen to discuss how changes to the company's marketing program -- including plans to highlight its premium ingredients, create a strategic calendar for limited-time offers and increase spending -- can boost customer frequency. He also comments on kitchen and operational improvements and his vision for Shake Shack's loyalty program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many of the recent hires for restaurant CEO positions share a common listing on their resumes: Somewhere along the way, they logged time at Yum Brands, parent of Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, KFC and The Habit. For reasons that go beyond the sheer size of the franchisor, it's become a major prep school of sorts for a new generation of chain chiefs, from Brian Niccol at Starbucks to Rob Lynch at Shake Shack.  The situation calls to mind a time when it seemed almost like a requirement for casual-dining CEOs to have worked under Norman Brinker at the parent of Steak and Ale or Chili's (now led by a Yum alumnus, Kevin Hochman). The graduates of those real-world training centers eventually found themselves in demand to lead chains in every sector of the business, from family dining (Mike Jenkins at Bakers Square and Village Inn) to eatertainment (Dick Frank at Chuck E. Cheese).  This week's episode of Restaurant Rewind looks at the unique role those companies played in shaping the industry's leadership ranks, as well as why Yum is filling a similar role today.  Press Play to get the full story. 

The S&P 500 touched an intraday record the day before the Fed decision, where Wall Street is split on whether to expect a 25 or 50-basis-point cut. RBC's Lori Calvasina, Vital Knowledge's Adam Crisafulli, and Neuberger Berman's Joe Amato all weigh in on their expectations and how the Fed could change the narrative. Shake Shack's CEO Rob Lynch joins for his first interview since taking the helm at the company in May, with his read on consumer spending and Shake Shack's place in the value menu wars. Plus Intuit's CEO on the company's new enterprise tools, Coursera's CEO on the parts of the world benefitting from AI, and an update on Elliott's activist battle with Southwest.

Dan and Matt gather friends of the show Rob Lynch, John Bush and Will Nevin for an Irish wake-style sendoff to the past six years of the podcast. Tune in next week for Episode 300 of The ComicsXF Interview Podcast.

Restaurant sales are slowing. Red Lobster has a new CEO. And how Shake Shack lured Rob Lynch away from Papa Johns.

Garth Williams, general manager of Derby City Gaming Downtown, joins us on the Access Louisville podcast this week. Williams tells us about getting the venue open last December, what he looks for in the hospitality industry and preparing for Louisville's busier seasons in tourism. After that we chat with Reporter Joel Stinnett about the prospect for converting former office buildings into residential spaces in Downtown Louisville. Such projects have found traction in nearby peer cities such as Cincinnati and Cleveland. And we talk about the surprising departure of Rob Lynch from Papa John's International Inc.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular services like Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcast.

Rob Lynch is leaving his role as CEO of Papa Johns to take on the same position at Shake Shack, effective May 20. Lynch succeeds Randy Garutti, who announced his intentions to retire in December after leading the company for more than two decades. Garutti will transition as an advisor in May to ensure a smooth transition.Lynch was hired at Papa Johns in August 2019 and helped drive record global systemwide sales of over $5 billion at the company. He has also led the company's growth to approximately 5,900 units.

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Papa Johns International, Inc. has been in the midst of a long development runway for several years now, as the Louisville, Ky.-based pizza chain catches up and tries to surpass its pre-2020 store portfolio levels. This year, Papa Johns reached the same number of stores it had before the pandemic, so now the company is at ground zero on its journey toward one day becoming the third-largest pizza chain in the U.S., Patrick Coelho, senior vice president of development for Papa Johns, said. Although last year, store openings were fairly modest, with only 15 net new stores opened in 2022, according to the NRN 2023 Top 500 in partnership with Datassential, Papa Johns has signed multiple large development deals over the past couple of years, and in 2022, CEO Rob Lynch said that the company has plans to open 2,000 stores by 2025. The plan is to utilize new store designs, as well as nontraditional locations, to get the company back on track to the same pace of growth it has in the ‘90s.

Listen as we chat with special guest and devoted Librarians Telling Tales podcast listener Rob Lynch about the powerful role of books–and audiobooks!–in his life!

All three major indices continued to tumble, with the Dow falling more than 600 points and S&P dropping below 4,000 to the lowest level in a year, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market's move lower. Next, American Electric Power CEO Nick Akins talks about the future of the grid and the outlook for the energy sector. Then, could Papa John's help investors make some dough? Papa John's CEO Rob Lynch joins Cramer after earnings to break down the numbers. Plus, XPO Logistics CEO Brad Jacobs.

Have you hit a plateau in sales and find yourself struggling to expand your business? In this week's episode, learn how Rob Lynch, CEO of Dome Construction, was able to grow their business from $100 million to $600 million in six years by adopting Same Side Selling across the company. Rob shares how his team focused on what they were best at, the value they bring and how to differentiate themselves from their competition while delivering the best results for their clients. Dome Construction not only overcame their plateau and 6x their results but also has even more room now for continued expansion. Get this… 95% of their projects are repeat clients who are so happy with their results,  that they come back to Dome Construction for more. Quotes:  “When we came across (Same Side Selling Academy) and started learning about some of your techniques and your approaches, it helped us become really clear about what we were good at, what differentiates us and how we bring value to our business partners. So once we became really clear on that, that really allowed us to focus on the right business partners, and the right opportunities for us where we could deliver that value, and have it be appreciated.” “In these six years, we've certainly broken through that $100 million, we're up to around $600 million now and have the growth to go with it. All while reinforcing our culture, building our brand, and most importantly, really delivering the results for our business partners that they need and they desire.” Looking for more guidance and support on handling all your B2B sales struggles? You can connect with Ian Altman and learn more about the Same Side Selling Academy through the links below:  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianaltman/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IanAltman Website: www.samesidesellingacademy.com Email : ian@ianaltman.com

Unsere 7. Folge mit neuen Releases in diesem Jahr. Wir stellen euch wieder unbekannte Künstler, wiederentdeckte Interpreten und unsere Lieblingssongs aus den letzten beiden Wochen vor.  Dabei sind: Tim Kasher: Forever of the living dead Sea Girls: Someone`s daughter someone`s son Rob Lynch: forevergreen Sophie Zelmani: The worls ain`t pretty Trille: Geil/Scheiße EMMA6: Nicht nach Hause Wrest: The end of the world Spotify PlaylistDu möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude. Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

The tech stock darlings of the pandemic have finally hit a pullback. For the first time in five years, the Dow is outperforming the Nasdaq. The Fed's signals for rate hikes on the horizon has prompted a reversal for high-growth cloud stocks, which could spell trouble for portfolios of tech bulls like Cathie Wood. Omicron is weighing on the markets and a group of former advisers to President Biden, who urge, “We need to do better.” Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb discusses test and vaccine distribution in the U.S., variants popping up all over the world, and the realistic longevity of this new normal. Supply chain issues are also hitting the pizza world; Papa John's CEO Rob Lynch says, despite staffing, inflation, and supply chain issues, he's kept his teams tossing pies every day of the pandemic. The last jobs report of 2021 disappointed economists, but the unemployment rate has fallen to a pandemic low. Plus, Tim Cook's big, 2021 payout.  In this episode:Rob Lynch, @PapaJohnsDr. Scott Gottlieb, @ScottGottliebMDBecky Quick, @BeckyQuickAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkinMike Santoli, @michaelsantoliCameron Costa, @CameronCostaNY

That's right, your ears and hearts do not deceive you. Our good friends Rob Lynch and Will Nevin BOTH join Dan and Matt to recount some of the year's best comics.

The Dow broke its win streak as the S&P and Nasdaq continued to shatter record highs and Jim Cramer is breaking down what drove the indices both lower and higher. Then, after navigating through rough waters, is it smooth sailing ahead for Norwegian Cruise Lines? Captain Cramer's talking to CEO Frank Del Rio. Then, Papa John's CEO Rob Lynch joins Cramer to dig deeper into how the company could make investors some dough. Plus, Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau talks COVID, the company's franchisees and more.

Live and in person for the first time in months, the Three Amigos (Dan Grote, Matt Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch) reunite to talk about what they've been reading, returning to cons (and meeting Halloween III star Tom Atkins), the Hellfire Gala and what Marvel heroes could get the Life Story treatment.

This week, Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker tread through the fascinating history behind the sculpture work “Silver Bedhead” from 1946 by Alexander “Sandy'“ Calder, mobile master, commissioned by Peggy Guggenheim, a woman whose art addiction influenced Modern Art History of the last century. They go back to the beginning of Peggy and Sandy’s lives when each experienced serendipitous moments that changed the trajectory of their lives, their paths running parallel to one another until art brought them together resulting in the one-of-a-kind work discussed in today’s episode. Topics include secret bookstores, a hefty inheritance, a miniature circus, baguette bopping, and Stephanie’s encounter with a too mobile mobile. You can see all the images we discuss today at artslicepod.com or on our instagram http://linktr.ee/artslicepod Our Art Pantry of the week is Craft. A huge thank you to photographer Steph Black, who let us use her images of “Silver Bedhead”. You can check out her work here: Steph Black Photography Music featured in this episode was "Milton Rogovin" Rob Lynch and Jonathan Hughes from the album Public / Private. Consider supporting their work! https://www.amazon.com/Public-Private-Lynch-Jonathan-Hughes/dp/B007EGVSKO There is no Art Assignment this week. @ us and # us with a photo of your completed Art Assignment from any episode, along with the episode’s title. Reviewing, subscribing, liking, and sharing really helps support the show: Follow us on twitter, tiktok, youtube, and instagram. Consider subscribing and leaving us a review on apple podcasts. Buy a three pack of Art Slice Stickers - or help support us at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/artslicepod

In this week’s episode, Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker immerse themselves in the sensory watercolor world of the prolific artist and writer Charles Burchfield: from his early psychedelic Golden phase, through his Regionalist period, and finally, the works he made toward the end of his life after revisiting those Golden Phase paintings. They explore what exactly drove the vibrant works that bookended his career spanning several decades. You can find all the images we discuss on our website at https://www.artslicepod.com/ or our instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/artslicepod/ Charles was just a small town boy, born and raised in Ohio. He was known as a lunch pale artist, clocking in Monday through Friday and spending time with his family and dogs on nights and weekends. While his paintings sold enough to support his family, even during the Great Depression, something was unresolved in his artistic career . . . something that had been unresolved before he became the beloved Regionalist. Toward the end of his career, his splice-of-life watercolors transcended into multi-sensory and psychedelic landscapes vibrating with the songs of crickets and the buzzing of telephone wires. Stephanie and Russell find out that the answer to "Was this Mr. Rodger’s - type figure popping LSD in the woods? Or was he so deeply connected to the nature all around him?" Our Art Pantry of the week is Watercolor. A special thank you to Andrew Leslie who voiced the words by Charles Burchfield. You can check out his poetry here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1980482012 The song featured in this episode was ‘Charle Burchfield’ by Rob Lynch & Jonathan Hughes from the album Public / Private which you can find here: https://www.amazon.com/Public-Private-Lynch-Jonathan-Hughes/dp/B007EGVSKO Follow us on twitter, tiktok, youtube, and instagram. Consider subscribing and leaving us a review on apple podcasts. Buy a 3 pack of stickers here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/artslicepod

A sitdown interview with Rob Lynch, who did his part in a family legacy of athletic excellence for the Ashland Tomcats. Rob led the Tomcats to the 1992 16th Regional title, ending a drought of a dozen years, and was also a key player on the Ashland American Little League state champions in 1986. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mark-maynard/support

The quick-service brand saw record sales in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic and Lynch explains how they achieved that fete on this week's episode of Extra Serving.

The quick-service brand saw record sales in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic and Lynch explains how they achieved that fete on this week’s episode of Extra Serving.

Guest of guests Rob Lynch returns to the Q Cave to help Dan and Matt recount their favorite comics of 2020, and what they're looking forward to in 2021 (besides, y'know, gettin' that sweet, sweet vax).

Papa John's turned itself around last year. Its challenge in 2021 is to keep that momentum going. This week's episode of the Restaurant Business podcast “A Deeper Dive” features Rob Lynch, the CEO of the Louisville, Ky.-based pizza chain.

In this episode I speak with Rob Lynch and Matthew Sagurney who together make up The Solo Roths. Thanks so much both of you for a great discussion on art, inspiration, and being a contributing member of our communities as artists. In our discussion we talk about the Artpark mural recently completed over the summer of 2020. https://www.artpark.net/parking-lot-mural Some other links to their work: https://www.matthewsagurney.com/copy-of-paintings https://www.matthewsagurney.com Article in Buffalo Rising: https://www.buffalorising.com/tags/rob-lynch/ https://www.buffalospree.com/features/local-heroes-rob-lynch/article_ca3c8ab4-3ad5-5a98-a2e8-437eadf3d8e9.html Thanks for listening!

There's a lot of positive spin being put on the news that Papa John's International Inc. is opening a new global headquarters in Atlanta, instead of Louisville. And hey look, we realize the chamber of commerce and the mayor's office can't publicly scorn the company for this decision. They have to be diplomatic and congratulate Papa John's on their success and potential growth.But we don't have to be diplomatic. We're just going to come right out and say that this is the latest (and largest) company to decide that there's greener pastures out there than Louisville if you're looking to grow globally. It's a troubling trend we talk about on this week's Access Louisville podcast. Apellis Pharmaceuticals is another recent departure as our list of public companies continues to shrink in recent years. We also saw Yum Brands Inc. move the top brass out of Louisville several years back.On the show, we chat about the transition at Papa John's that led to this decision, including the appointment of its CEO Rob Lynch. We also talk about the way this news was received by leaders in Louisville. Only a few, including founder John Schnatter called it disappointing.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. If you like what you hear be sure to check us out on popular podcast services.

In this episode we discuss culling policy and inventory management with Rob Lynch, DVM, Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist, PRO-DAIRY and Margaret Quaassdorff, CCE Regional Dairy Specialist and Lindsey Worden, Executive Director, Holstein Genetic Services, Holstein Association USA. For more information: https://prodairy.cals.cornell.edu/events/podcasts/

The Three Amigos (Dan Grote, Matthew Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch) reunite and welcome guest Scott Modrzynski - art director of a fan-made X-Men trading card set called the ColleXion - to talk about their favorite trading card sets from over the years, and open some oddball gems from Dan's collection.

“Our goal, frankly, is not to be Netflix.” AT&T’s incoming CEO John Stankey explains the company’s $4 billion bet on HBO Max. He shares his strategy for the platform, from its price point to its timeline and its rivals. Plus, Papa John’s delivers--profits, that is. May proved to be the chain’s best sales period in its 30+ year history. CEO Rob Lynch discusses pizza in the pandemic.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How the lockdown is affecting booze and takeout. Plus, a conversation with Rob Lynch, CEO of Papa John's.

Say goodbye to the 2010s with Dan Grote, Matthew Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch as they talk about some of their favorite comics of the past decade, from "Black Bolt" to "Chew" to "The Fade Out" and beyond.

David Ritter, BI Senior Industrial Analyst, will discuss today’s news that Charles Schwab is eliminating commissions for stocks, ETFs and options listed on U.S. or Canadian exchanges. Timothy Fiore Chairman of the Manufacturing Business Survey at the Institute for Supply Management, on ISM Manufacturing data. Jackie Kelley, Americas IPO Leader at EY, will discuss the current IPO market, how Q3 was in terms of IPO activity, and outlook moving forward. Rob Lynch, Papa John’s CEO, will join to discuss ringing the opening bell at Nasdaq, taking the helm, and his outlook.

Becky Quick, Wilfred Frost, and Mike Santoli kick off the first trading day of the fourth quarter. The corporate stories that had our team talking: China’s National Day celebrations, juxtaposed with escalating protests in Hong Kong, and the real estate fallout from WeWork’s IPO drama. Papa John’s new CEO Rob Lynch discusses the pizza franchise’s turnaround plan. Plus, Reddit and Initialized Capital Co-founder Alexis Ohanian says Silicon Valley has a different view of highly-valued start-ups than Wall Street. Hear Becky Quick’s original analysis of that discussion.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Smoking. Guns. World hunger. Land mines. The Devil's Lettuce. The Three Amigos - Dan Grote, Matthew Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch - reunite to tackle the comics that tackle some of society's biggest issues, for good or ill. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll learn something.

Last week, Papa John’s hired Arby’s President Rob Lynch as its new CEO. This continues an ongoing evolution of the company as it moves on from its relationship with founder John Schnatter. Motley Fool Contributor Dan Kline joins the show to discuss the hire and how it fits into the company’s turnaround plans.  Stocks Mentioned: PZZA, DPZ, DRI Check out more of our content here: TMF's podcast portal YouTube Twitter Join Our Motley Fool Podcast Facebook Group LinkedIn StockUp, The Motley Fool's weekly email newsletter

The Three Amigos - Dan Grote, Matthew Lazorwitz and guest Rob Lynch - reunite to share their favorite comic book resurrections, just in time for Easter. In this episode: Cyclops, Wolverine, Bucky, Adam Warlock, Frankencastle, Doug Ramsey, Lex Luthor, Jason Todd, the Thing, Valiant Comics.

Another holiday means another congress of the Three Amigos. This time around, Dan Grote, Matt Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch talk about some of the most interesting couples in comics, from Scott and Barda to Francine and Ketchoo to Wilson and Vanessa. Plus, listeners submit their own Valentine faves. It's worth noting this episode was recorded a year to the day Dan, Matt and Rob sat down to record the very first WMQ&A. Since then, Matt has become the show's co-host and Rob one of its most invaluable recurring guests. Together they form an unstoppable Voltron of comics knowledge and friendship.

Merry Christmas! Happy Hanukkah! Super Solstice! Happy Holidays! In this week's episode, the Three Amigos (Dan Grote, Matt Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch) reunite to talk about their favorite yuletide comics, from that time the Joker kidnapped Tim Drake on Christmas Eve to that time the X-Men returned treasures stolen by the Reavers to their rightful owners to that time Spider Jerusalem claimed he killed Santa with his genitalia.

It's Halloween, and the Three Amigos - Dan Grote, co-host Matt Lazorwitz and returning guest Rob Lynch - reunite to talk about some of the all-time great horror comics, from "Tales from the Crypt" to "Locke & Key" to "Harrow County" - in an episode recorded as part of Halloween ComicFest at Level Up Entertainment in New Jersey. Also, Dan issues a special challenge to some friends of the show.

Rob Lynch from Queensland Urban Utilities speaks with Hazel Flynn on rehabilitation at work, and how the introduction of an onsite physiotherapist service reduced compensable claims, but more importantly cared for the utility's people.

This week we've got a two-fer of guests. First, Dan talks with artist Joe Eisma about "Jughead the Hunger," "The Archies," "Charlie's Angels" and "Quantum and Woody," then about their mutual loves of the X-Men and the Final Fantasy video game series. Then, Dan, Matt Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch talk with writer Gail Simone on the floor of Camden Comic Con about her new "Domino" series.

Dan Grote and Rob Lynch talk Black Panther, which broke the box office and mended hearts over Presidents Day weekend.

WMQ Comics founder Dan Grote and co-hosts Matthew Lazorwitz and Rob Lynch talk about DC's recent announcement of new young-readers imprints, toxic fandom and the #comicsgate movement, trailers for Venom, Deadpool 2, Solo and Jessica Jones, and what comics they're reading. For more comics news, previews, reviews, interviews and plain ol' views, visit wmqcomics.com.

This week Flash is joined by one half of the former London Riots, Rob Lynch. Here Flash and Rob talk in great detail about how Rob fell in love with wrestling and his early days training alongside British legends Tony Scarlo and Adrian Street. They chat about the formation of the London Riots and what some of Robs personal highlights were as a team. Then they get into Robs recent absence from the ring. The reason behind why he left and what he hope to achieve now he's back in the squared circle.

This is a conversation with Rob Lynch. Rob cut his teeth at P&G and Heinz before moving into restaurants as the VP of Marketing at Taco Bell. In 2013, he became the Brand President and CMO at Arby’s. They became an Ad Age Top Ten Marketer after a massive brand turnaround and Rob was named CMO of the Year by PR World. Enjoy!

Musik macht Rob Lynch schon seit fast zehn Jahren: 2006 veröffentlichte er als Lost On Campus eine erste EP, der noch zwei weitere folgen sollten, bevor er sich 2011 dazu entschied, diesen Künstlernamen abzulegen. Seitdem erscheinen alle Werke des Wahl-Londoners unter seinem Geburtsnamen. Lynchs Debütalbum „All These Nights In Bars Will Somehow Save My Soul“ erschien 2013 zuerst in Deutschland, dann einige Monate später in der britischen Heimat. Einige Stunden vor seinem Auftritt beim Fährmannsfest 2015 waren Rob und sein Gitarrist Jonny in unserem Studio, um ein paar Songs einzuspielen und ein kurzes Interview zu geben. Die Songs gibt's vorerst nur on air, das Interview hingegen steht hier zum Anhören und Lesen bereit.