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A lot of prospects aren't ghosting you, their phone is.With iPhone's Silence Unknown Callers, Android filters, and third-party blockers like Hiya and Robokiller, your dials may never even ring. Cold calling isn't dead, but it has changed and reps need to adapt fast.In this episode, Sara Uy and Will Aitken broke down what's actually happening to your calls, how to improve your pickup rates, and what to say once you finally get someone on the line.You'll walk away with specific strategies, data-backed tips, and real examples that help turn silence into live conversations.You'll Learn:How to overcome mobile call screening features and get more pickupsTactical ways to boost your connect rateHooks, tone shifts, and openers that keep conversationsThe Speakers: Will Aitken and Sara UyIf you want to catch The Daily Sales Show live, join hereFollow Sell Better to get the latest actionable tactics from sales pros at the top of their gameExplore our YouTube ChannelThank you to our sponsors: ZoomInfo and JustCall

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Robotext surge can undermine your organization, but can be stopped: fraudulent use of texting is getting more sophisticated “This is a monstrously huge problem,” says Chris Drake Senior Vice President, Corporate and Business Development at iconectiv. According to Robokiller, Americans received 78 billion robotexts in the first half of 2023, an 18% increase from the same time frame last year, and these texts are often linked to scams. “It's a massive problem.” The robotext issue is made more acute by the migration of many people, away from voice, to use text as a primary, and perhaps, even more trusted, communications platform. 98% of text messages are read, an engagement rate far above email. Meanwhile, fraudulent use of texting is getting more sophisticated, with even seasonality, capitalizing on events or holidays (holiday sales), pushing familiar ethnic or national button to get people to reply. Since 2020, businesses can now text, making it easier for impersonators to present themselves as trusted brands. “The fraudsters know you're going to see them. That's the key thing.” In this podcast, Drake presents the extent of the problem and then discusses steps to protect yourself. Drake lays out some basic and nearly free of cost steps to protect yourself, your credit, and your devices. We learn about a variety of free resources and ways to share experiences to report and increase the body of available knowledge on threat. Protecting Your Business Drake walks us through the way iconectiv is helping customers achieve a secure digital identity.  As the Local Number Portability Administrator (LNPA) for the United States, iconectiv manages the nation's Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC). We learn about programs such as short code registry, registered caller, Telecommunications Relay Services Numbering Directory for Internet-based TRS (iTRS) and Calling Number Verification Service. Now is a good time to get going on addressing these matters, as an organization. Texting's criticality is only going to increase. Visit https://iconectiv.com/

On today's show, MITCH OLIVER ('The Druid's Hand', The Terror Table podcast) joins us once again to discuss Miyazaki's 2008 film, PONYO (1:11:49 / SPOILERS - 1:23:30)! We delve into the difference in animation style from Miyazaki's other films, the star-studded voice cast, Ponyo's stalker-like qualities, & more! Also discussed: The Ip Man tetralogy, No Hard Feelings (2023), the exhibit 'Sharks: The Meg, The Monsters & The Myths', Talk To Me (2023), Telemarketers (HBO), The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023), Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022), swapping celebrities in movies, MySpace pages, the Robokiller app, Rose from 'The Druid's Hand', the pronunciation of 'Degrassi', & more! —————————————————————— Watch Mitch's short film, "THE DRUID'S HAND" on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezsjZVw0upE&t=90s Subscribe to Mitch's horror podcast, 'THE TERROR TABLE': https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-terror-table/id1252337674 And follow Mitch on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mitch.oliver_/ —————————————————————— Go here to get some LTAS Merch: http://tee.pub/lic/huI4z_dwRsI Email: LetsTalkAboutStuffPodcast@gmail.com Follow LTAS on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LTASpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ltaspod/?hl=en Follow Steven on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/stevenfisher22/ Follow Brent on social media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/BrentHibbard Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brenthibbard/?hl=en A 5-Star rating on your podcast app is appreciated! And if you like our show, share it with your friends! I HAVE NIPPLES, NANCY, CAN YOU MILK ME?

The Vice Society may be upping its marketing game. Royal ransomware may have a connection to Conti. Royal delivers ransom note by hacked printer. KillNet goes after healthcare. CISA's Stakeholder Engagement Strategic Plan. Adam Meyers from CrowdStrike looks at cyber espionage. Giulia Porter from RoboKiller does not want to talk to you about your car's extended warranty. And holiday wishes to all. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/11/245 Selected reading. Custom-Branded Ransomware: The Vice Society Group and the Threat of Outsourced Development (SentinelOne) Vice Society ransomware gang switches to new custom encryptor (BleepingComputer)  Conti Team One Splinter Group Resurfaces as Royal Ransomware with Callback Phishing Attacks (Trend Micro) Researchers Link Royal Ransomware to Conti Group (SecurityWeek) Major Australian university dealing with suspected cybersecurity attack (7NEWS)  Printers at Queensland's second-largest university spit out ransomware messages after cyber attack (ABC)  Pro-Russian Hacktivist Group ‘KillNet' Threat to HPH Sector (HC3) HHS alert warns KillNet hacktivist group targeted US healthcare entity (SC Media)  HC3 Analyst Note TLP Clear Pro-Russian Hacktivist Group Killnet Threat to HPH Sector December 22, 2022 | AHA (American Hospital Association)  Strategic Plan for Stakeholder Engagement (CISA)

Guest Giulia Porter, Vice President of RoboKiller, discusses their mid-year report on phone scams. Following that phone scam line, Dave has a story about the international takedown of online crimeware that spoofed caller ID with a service called iSpoof. Dave notes there are some helpful tips for scams related to caller ID included in the article. Joe talks about news on social media (note: Joe's stance is: DO NOT get your news on social media). He talks about several pieces he found on leadstories.com while doing research for an article about news on social media. Joe shares some examples from the website. Our Catch of the Day listener Povilas with a funny phish about a green product. Links to stories: Voice-scamming site “iSpoof” seized, 100s arrested in massive crackdown Leadstories.com Blue Feed Fact Check: White House Did NOT Pick 'Satan Worshipper' to 'Oversee American Health' Fact Check: COVID-19 Nasal Test Swabs Do NOT Contain DARPA Hydrogel That Causes Recipients To Be Remotely Controlled Red Feed Fact Check: Donald Trump Does NOT Get A Tax Break For His Golf Course Because Ivana Trump Is Buried There Fact Check: Ben Shapiro The Commentator Did NOT Receive PPP Loan -- That Was A Different Guy Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com or hit us up on Twitter.

Smishing texts have increased over 60% in just one year. With scammers spoofing caller ID, how can you trust any communication coming onto your phone? Today's guest is Giulia Porter. Giulia is the Vice President of RoboKiller, the app that eliminates 99% of spam calls. Since 2017, Giulia has been leading RoboKiller's vision to create a world without spam calls. And now more recently with spam texts, they've introduced Text Killer.  Show Notes: [1:04] - Giulia shares her background and why she was led to a career with cyber security. [2:24] - Caller ID spoofing is when a scammer changes what number comes up on your phone when they call. There is also neighbor spoofing. [4:30] - Technology has allowed scammers to call from any number, including your own. [5:54] - Scammers try to stay ahead of trends. [6:30] - Stir/Shaken is a framework designed to help stop spam call problems. [8:12] - Most United States phone providers did implement this. [10:10] - Giulia explains how this framework works and some of the pitfalls it has. [12:08] - As of May, we are at about 6.5 billion estimated spam calls in the United States per day. About 35-40% of those use caller ID spoofing. [13:19] - Spam texts are on the rise having experienced a 60% increase in one year. [15:01] - Text Killer tries to distinguish between spam and unwanted texts. [16:21] - Giulia describes a court case against Facebook that changed the landscape of notification texts. [18:01] - Some people have a “burner phone” with a separate number that they use for accounts that require a phone number. [21:03] - Giulia shares some of the scams that were trending in the last couple of years and what scammers were targeting. [22:20] - In 2022, there has been an increase in illicit spam texts. [24:27] - Don't tap links in texts or reply to them. Delete the text. [26:18] - Thinking about your phone number in a more serious way is a way to be more aware of how many people have access to it. [27:56] - Chris shares something you can do about your personally identifiable information online. [29:20] - RoboKiller and Text Killer use AI and machine learning to analyze calls and texts to stop them from reaching you. [30:50] - You can talk to your carrier to find what protection they offer. [32:01] - Another concern is lobbyists paying providers to have select campaign texts to come through. [33:13] - You can report spam texts and notify your carrier. [34:52] - How does Robo and Text Killer make sure the numbers and texts that are blocked are accurate? [38:12] - RoboKiller has to work with different providers and that creates challenges when they all function slightly differently. [40:38] - The next wave of scams are through apps like WhatsApp and Messenger. [43:12] - Organizations need to also consider how much they lose to scams posing as them. [45:12] - RoboKiller is available online as well in the app store on iPhones and Android. There are free services and premium. Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest RoboKiller Website

Robokiller is a mobile app that blocks annoying spam calls and telemarketers. As VP of Marketing, Giulia Porter is all about creating an efficient mobile tech stack that drives revenue. Prior to Robokiller she was a customer success manager at HubSpot. She wants the martech world to give mobile more love. She advocates for tools like AppsFlyer, Leanplum and her personal favorite Looker to optimize the mobile tech stack. In this episode, she shares her insights on mobile attribution; how it's actually easier than web attribution because a mobile app typically has only a couple touches before someone installs the app. She also shares how Robokiller has been finding direct mail to be effective and why depending on your ICP, this might be a great route to consider. She also shares how Robokiller learned the hard way why load testing is so crucial when their app crashed due to a flood of customers after a nightly news spot. If you want to learn more about Giulia's perspectives on mobile tech stacks, we highly recommend her 2019 article “Stacking Your Tech Stack for Mobile App Growth”. Join us every week as we journey to the bleeding edge of the modern tech stack. You'll hear from real experts on how to nail your strategy, build a revenue machine and take your sales to the next level.

On the podcast I talk with Sean and Ethan about the importance of a north star metric, optimizing for speed to value, and why product/market fit needs to be dialed in over time.Sean has worked on growth at some of the fastest growing companies in the world, like Dropbox, Lookout, and Eventbrite. He not only coined the term “growth hacking”, but literally wrote the book on it. Today, Sean helps companies around the globe accelerate customer and revenue growth through workshops, keynote presentations, and select advising roles.Ethan got his start in subscription apps working on product at TelTech, which was acquired by IAC in 2018. He co-invented and led the company's flagship app, RoboKiller and helped to grow TelTech's other top communications apps including TrapCall and TapeACall. Ethan now helps companies improve their growth trajectories through workshops, coaching, and as a trusted advisor.In this episode, you'll learn: Sean & Ethan's proven principles for achieving sustainable growth  Tips for dialing in your product/market fit What metrics you should track for your subscription app How to create a better onboarding experience for your users Sean & Ethan's Links Breakout Growth's website Check out The Breakout Growth Podcast Download the Principles of Sustainable Growth PDF Sean Ellis: Hacking Growth: How Today's Fastest-Growing Companies Drive Breakout Success Follow Ethan on Twitter Ethan's LinkedIn page Sean's website Follow Sean on Twitter Sean's LinkedIn page Follow us on Twitter: David Barnard Jacob Eiting RevenueCat Sub Club

Robocalling and spam texts are bullying Americans every day, but RoboKiller might be able to help. We touch on Netflix's recent woes, subscription fatigue, and the latest with Elon Musk and Twitter. Here's the breakdown:Nafis has always been a bully. We dive into his bullying of his former friend "Bowie" at age seven and what he made him do.  (1:32)Follow-Ups:Poll Recap: Are you on BeReal yet or what?  (8:40)BeReal's insane growth since our last episode.  Add us here:  Charlie: bere.al/scholzNafis: bere.al/nafisahmedTrending Tech:The latest with Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter and how they responded with a $420 a share "poison pill." (14:17)Netflix's stock has drastically dropped; we dive into why and the general trend of subscription fatigue.  (18:08)Robocalling and spam texts are worse than ever. We discuss what's happening and how an app, RoboKiller, can help. (27:51)-----------------------------------   Support The Podcast:InstagramTwitterApple PodcastsSpotify 

If you feel like you've been inundated with spam texts lately, you're not alone. According to new data from Robokiller, an app that blocks spam calls and texts, Americans received an average of 42 spam texts each just in the month of March. Plus, the Pope pleads for peace on what he called “an Easter of War.” And, the latest out of Ukraine. Guests: Axios' Margaret Harding McGill and Zach Basu. Credits: Axios Today is produced by Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Alexandra Botti, Nuria Marquez Martinez, Alex Sugiura, and Lydia McMullen-Laird. Music is composed by Evan Viola. You can reach us at podcasts@axios.com. You can text questions, comments and story ideas to Niala as a text or voice memo to 202-918-4893. Go deeper: Dashboard: Russian invasion of Ukraine Americans are drowning in spam Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Remember the old show Robocop? There's phone software called Robokiller that I've been running into lately. Google assistant also makes an attempt to screen phone calls. I'm going to share my Robocop method or how to get around Robokiller, Google Assistant, etc, when making calls. I also share examples of these calls and share why my method is so effective. I also talk about the double call method and listening to the recipient's voice mail message. I share examples of what to listen for and how to match tone and temple with one of the four types of prospects. I also go back to the tried and true method of listening for mistakes and breaking the ice with a pattern interrupt. I round things out with an often overlooked method of getting referrals that really works and is very easy.   Episode Highlights:  [01:56] In 1987, there was a show called Robocop. I've noticed that I've run into something called the Robokiller when I'm making phone calls. [03:46] When dealing with the Robokiller use their first name and yours. An example of this would be Bill, this is Dave. Don't try to sell to the gatekeeper. The secret is to not say too much. [05:36] The Google Assistant wants to know what you're calling about. Just say hi Doug, this is Dave. Use the technique Robocop less is more.  [08:21] Treat the prospect how they want to be treated. Also listen to the voicemail, because that gives you a clue about the recipient's personality. [09:07] The dominant person sounds like a big old bass drum and the influencer is laughing and giggling. You can pick up on the tone and tempo of their message. The people who are steadys need you to be soft when you respond and embrace silence. The fourth member is compliant, and they follow the rules.  [10:07] Focus on tone and tempo when you listen to their voice message on your first dial.  You need to be prepared with the double dial and understand whether they are dominant, an influencer, a steady, or compliant. [11:15] Be bold and brave. They'll probably answer after the double dial. [12:17] Listening for mistakes. Use a pattern interrupt to get them off track. Don't say what everyone expects. A couple of examples of pattern interrupts.  [15:41]  64% of your customer base wants to refer and recommend you, they just don't know how. 20% of your customer base is thinking about leaving you. This is why I always encourage people to make phone calls. You can learn more in my book Fearless Communication. [18:39] This week's tip is who do you know that I should know. When following up, always ask who do you know that I should know. [20:28] A customer sharing the importance of asking the simple question of who do you know that I should know. Don't miss out on that opportunity with your current and past customers. [22:28] Today we talked about looking for a mistake. Getting past that Robocop. What do you do? Less is more. Who do you know that I should know?   Links and Resources: Contact Dave Dialing Strangers Email Dave for a Free Copy Get Free Stuff Fearless Communication: How to Energize Your Team for Success on the Phone  

Zach Roseman is CEO of Mosaic Group, IAC's global mobile app studio, which builds and operates hit products like Robokiller, iTranslate, Blossom, Clime and more. Prior to becoming CEO, Zach led Mosaic Group's acquisition efforts, which included the acquisitions of iTranslate, Teltech, and Productive, while also serving as General Manager of Apalon, where he drove the company's shift to subscriptions and a deeper and more focused investment in its product portfolio. Zach joined Mosaic Group from IAC's M&A team, where he worked on numerous acquisitions, investments and sales during his tenure. He started his career working in investment banking as an analyst for RBC Capital Markets, and also served in the Israel Defense Forces. He received a BA in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania, and currently resides in New York City. Website: www.mosaic.co LinkedIn: zacharyroseman

Several third-party apps—including Hiya, RoboKiller, Truecaller, and YouMail—also work to block telemarketing calls. And you can also register your phone number with the FTC's Do Not Call Registry, though that won't stop scammers and disreputable telemarketers from calling you

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast, we (Sean and Ethan) invite you into our virtual living rooms for a cup of coffee and a bit of a change from our usual conversations with CEO’s, heads of growth, and leaders from the world’s fastest-growing companies. Our goal with the podcast is always to make growth more human, accessible, and actionable for our listeners. So as we start this new year, we wanted to look forward to what is next in the world of Breakout Growth through the lens of our own struggles, fears, accomplishments, and learnings. Like many of you, during this tough year of transition, we have had rollercoaster rides of our own, and in this conversation, we start by sharing what we learned as we worked together for the first time in 20 years to launch a network-effects project to help underserved college students navigate through the pandemic. It felt good to do good, but it also forced us to sharpen our data skills, hone in on value delivery for end-users, and evolve our processes for rapid iteration. It was a scary time because while we enjoyed making a difference, we also knew that we would ultimately have to rethink our approach to our own careers. Sean was coaching and training growth teams around the world and Ethan was pivoting to a similar career from his success leading the mobile app, RoboKiller. We had to adapt so that we could help companies accelerate growth despite the emerging challenges. The journey has not always been easy, but it helped us to better develop our understanding of a set of core principles for sustainable growth, which we are excited to share over the coming weeks on a new website that will complement and expand on learnings from the podcast. We discuss these and many other topics, as well as the new things we are excited to learn in 2021 so that we can continue to provide valuable insights into the world of growth for our audience. We discussed: * Fear and transition in the face of Covid-19 (01:00) * Working together and putting growth skills into practice in response to the Covid-19 pandemic (4:08) * Sharpening our data skills as Sean launched GoPractice for the US market with Oleg Yakubenkov (7:00) * Upskilling ourselves and teams; the importance of being able to pull your own data (8:09) * What we learned interviewing leaders from the world’s fastest-growing companies (15:20) * Translating key learnings to make an impact on our clients and their businesses (17:33) * Adjusting our workshop formats to meet the demands of a remote workforce (21:05) * Forming North Star Metrics and making them useful within an organization (25:15) * The pursuit of “fit” (Product/Market, Language/Market, Channel/Market, etc. (35:30) * Guiding principles that we will highlight on our new site, BreakoutGrowth.net (42:42) * How value sits at the center of every growth engine and drives organizations forward (51:00) * What we are looking forward to learning and sharing in 2021 (55:00) And much, much, more . . .

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast, we (Sean and Ethan) invite you into our virtual living rooms for a cup of coffee and a bit of a change from our usual conversations with CEO’s, heads of growth, and leaders from the world’s fastest-growing companies. Our goal with the podcast is always to make growth more human, accessible, and actionable for our listeners. So as we start this new year, we wanted to look forward to what is next in the world of Breakout Growth through the lens of our own struggles, fears, accomplishments, and learnings. Like many of you, during this tough year of transition, we have had rollercoaster rides of our own, and in this conversation, we start by sharing what we learned as we worked together for the first time in 20 years to launch a network-effects project to help underserved college students navigate through the pandemic. It felt good to do good, but it also forced us to sharpen our data skills, hone in on value delivery for end-users, and evolve our processes for rapid iteration. It was a scary time because while we enjoyed making a difference, we also knew that we would ultimately have to rethink our approach to our own careers. Sean was coaching and training growth teams around the world and Ethan was pivoting to a similar career from his success leading the mobile app, RoboKiller. We had to adapt so that we could help companies accelerate growth despite the emerging challenges. The journey has not always been easy, but it helped us to better develop our understanding of a set of core principles for sustainable growth, which we are excited to share over the coming weeks on a new website that will complement and expand on learnings from the podcast. We discuss these and many other topics, as well as the new things we are excited to learn in 2021 so that we can continue to provide valuable insights into the world of growth for our audience. We discussed: * Fear and transition in the face of Covid-19 (01:00) * Working together and putting growth skills into practice in response to the Covid-19 pandemic (4:08) * Sharpening our data skills as Sean launched GoPractice for the US market with Oleg Yakubenkov (7:00) * Upskilling ourselves and teams; the importance of being able to pull your own data (8:09) * What we learned interviewing leaders from the world’s fastest-growing companies (15:20) * Translating key learnings to make an impact on our clients and their businesses (17:33) * Adjusting our workshop formats to meet the demands of a remote workforce (21:05) * Forming North Star Metrics and making them useful within an organization (25:15) * The pursuit of “fit” (Product/Market, Language/Market, Channel/Market, etc. (35:30) * Guiding principles that we will highlight on our new site, BreakoutGrowth.net (42:42) * How value sits at the center of every growth engine and drives organizations forward (51:00) * What we are looking forward to learning and sharing in 2021 (55:00) And much, much, more . . .

Gabe, Ryan, and Jon understand all too well how distractions can really derail your entire day. If you feel like you’re getting pulled in a ton of different directions that aren’t moving the needle, then it’s important that you listen to this episode! The guys share how they minimize their distractions by being conscious of what they decide to take on.   Key Takeaways: Gabe manages his distractions by having an assistant. It’s a game-changer. Gabe knows that email is a huge time-waster for him and so his assistant tracks how much time he spends on email. The biggest trick is that Gabe doesn’t even look at his email. His assistant does and they do a call about it. Jon agrees. The first hire he does is a personal assistant. What’s the best communication platform the guys use to communicate with the team? Why does Jon love Google Voice? The least responsive employees tend to be the most productive. Callrail can be a great tool to use when you have a potential sales lead coming in. There is software called Robokiller which won’t allow spam calls to come through. Ryan has a hard time letting go and filtering his messages/phone calls. “Do you have a minute” meetings are killers. Jon really doesn’t like to be contacted. You have to get your day-to-day time down to 10 hours a week. Look into why you have so many distractions. Is it because you haven’t empowered your team enough to make decisions? How does Ryan best manage his distractions?   Resources: Freedomblueprintshow.com Robokiller.com Voice.google.com Callrail.com No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs: The Ultimate, No Holds Barred, Kick Butt, Take No Prisoners, Guide to Time, Productivity, and Sanity, by Dan Kennedy Clockwork: Design Your Business to Run Itself, by Mike Michalowicz Turn the Ship Around! A True Story of Turning Followers Into Leaders, by L. David Marquet

In this episode Matt and Matt are joined by no one. Together they discuss Ronald Regan's crack wagon, Heavenly currency, Robokiller spam stopper, and a new expansion of the Kickstart universe : Dick World.Weird News including Indestructible beetle planes, Dead 93 year old lady begs mourners to change their votes, Florida man bulldozes Biden signs, and the Grocery store goblin crashes through the ceiling.WATCH OUR SHOW THIS SATURDAY AT 8PM

In the third episode of the Betches Sup series “Queerantine History,” Bryan is joined by Chris Burns (aka Fat Carrie Bradshaw) to interview Eric Sawyer, long term AIDs activist & one of the founding members of ACT UP, co-founder of Housing Works, and formerly of the United Nations AIDs program. They discuss the beginning of the AIDs epidemic, how both the community and the government’s response has changed over time, what early Pride celebrations looked like. Plus, they discuss the similarities and differences of the ACT UP protests and the current Black Lives Matter movement. Bryan and Chris will be hosting a live Pride variety show on Monday, June 29th at 8PM ET! Get your tickets now at: betches.co/pride Feals: Become a member today by going to Feals.com/sup and you’ll get 50% off your first order with free shipping RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days. 

Today Kaitlin is joined by Blair Imani, historian, author, and host of the America Did What?! podcast, to talk about the historical context that led to the current protests. They start with a conversation about how this movement compares to protests from the past, and explain how the discussion of the black experience is different this time around. Next, they talk about the tension between police reform and police abolition, then discuss bringing Black Lives Matter and Pride into the same space. They explain some of the misconceptions about early black rights leaders, sharing some eye opening quotes. Finally, they close the show with a message from Martin Luther King Jr. that challenges all the MLK pacifist Tweets you’ve been seeing lately. Thanks to our sponsors: Feals: Become a member today by going to Feals.com/sup and you’ll get 50% off your first order with free shipping RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days. 

Amanda is joined by Symone Sanders, senior strategic advisor to Joe Biden and author of “No, You Shut Up: Speaking Truth to Power and Reclaiming America.” Sanders shares how she fell in love with politics and found her voice in the political apparatus that didn’t always want to make space for her. She describes experiences from the 2016 campaign trail, when she served as the youngest ever national press secretary for a major candidate, Bernie Sanders, and shares the ageism, sexism, and racism she encountered traveling the country. The longtime political operative explains why it’s crucial for people in power to have boundaries, and why she thinks party factions are united enough for a win in November. Finally, Sanders and whether she thinks America is finally having the uncomfortable conversations about race that could lead to real change. Thanks to our sponsors: Feals: Become a member today by going to Feals.com/sup and you’ll get 50% off your first order with free shipping RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days. 

Today on the Sup podcast, Amanda and Alise share some developments in police reform from the White House and NYPD, including an executive order form Trump that does virtually nothing to address racial justice and the militarized police presence in American cities. Amanda explains how the NYPD’s recent move to disband a particularly dangerous unit could keep communities safer, and why these particular groups were involved with so many high profile fatal shootings. Then they discuss the murder of Oluwatoyin Salau, a 19-year-old activist who was found dead despite pleading for help via Twitter, and the deaths of Robert Fuller and Malcolm Harsh, two Black men who were found dead by hanging in California. Trigger Warning: Racial violence, sexual assault, suicide. Thanks to our sponsors: Feals: Become a member today by going to Feals.com/sup and you’ll get 50% off your first order with free shipping RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days. 

On today’s episode of the Sup Daily Podcast, Bryan and Sami start the show with news of the Supreme Court delivering a historic ruling that the federal law barring sex discrimination in employment applies to LGBTQ employees. Next, they discuss the murder of Rayshard Brooks by Atlanta police Friday night and the ensuing outrage. They talk about Trump’s in-person speech at West Point’s graduation over the weekend where he struggled to drink from a glass of water and descend a ramp on foot. Plus, they discuss the president’s plan to continue his campaign schedule and start having rallies again. Finally, they close the show with alarming news that 21 states saw an increase in confirmed new Corona cases and hospitalizations. Thanks to our sponsors: Feals: Become a member today by going to Feals.com/sup and you’ll get 50% off your first order with free shipping RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days. 

In the second episode of the Betches Sup series ‘Queerantine History’, Bryan is joined by Chris Burns (aka Fat Carrie Bradshaw) to tell the story of Albert Cashier, a transgender man who volunteered and fought for the Union in the Civil War. Then, they discuss the stories around former president James Buchanan, the quote "only bachelor president" (eye roll) and his relationship with another man. Lastly, they talk about former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and her relationship with a female reporter during her time in the White House. Thanks to our sponsors: RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sunbasket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On today’s episode, Amanda talks to Melissa DePino and Michelle Saahene, the women responsible for the viral video of two black men unjustly arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks. DePino and Saahene became fast friends and began Privilege To Progress, a national movement to desegregate the public conversation about race. DePino and Saahene explain why they decided to start an anti-racism movement with a relative stranger. They offer advice for how we can grow our understanding of each other’s experiences without creating more distance between us and the concept of “white identity development.” Finally, they explain how to productively use social media to promote anti-racism and share why they are still disappointed in Starbucks’ “efforts” at diversity and inclusion. RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sunbasket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On today’s episode of the Sup podcast, Alise and Kaitlin start the show with news from the primary elections in several states yesterday, including Georgia where there were so many problems that state officials are calling for an investigation. They discuss how Georgia’s elections have melted down in the past, and how this may be a preview of what’s to come in the general election. Next, they react to Senate Republicans introducing their own legislation to address police reform. Finally, they close the show with a conversation about staying vigilant without burning out. Thanks to our sponsors: RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sunbasket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On today’s Sup podcast, Amanda and Sami run through the day’s top headlines, including elections in a handful of states, coronavirus spikes around the country, and the WHO’s new guidance on transmission. Then, they look through some encouraging polling numbers for Joe Biden, but explore the specific reasons they might be misleading. Sami also explains why cracking down on “antifa” is just a catch-all for the administration's authoritarian ambitions. Finally, they run through a few positive changes since the protests against police violence began, including the long overdue retirement of confederate statues throughout the nation. Thanks to our sponsors: RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sunbasket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

Today on the Betches Sup podcast, Amanda and Bryan debrief from a second weekend of protests across the nation, and run through how policymakers are meeting demonstrators’ demands. They explain how Minneapolis hopes to “dismantle” its police department, actions Congress is taking, and run through the various ways activists refer to police reform. What does it mean to “defund” vs “abolish” the police? Finally, they explain why evidence-based approaches to reducing law enforcement presence in communities aren’t nearly as radical as they sound. Thanks to our sponsors: RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sunbasket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

In the first episode of the Betches Sup series ‘Queerantine History’, Bryan is joined by Chris Burns (aka Fat Carrie Bradshaw) of Betches to tell the stories of two Black LGBTQ+ activists in history. Then they discuss the difference of privilege within the LGBTQ+ community and highlight some disturbing stats around people of color within the community. Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use promo code SUP to get 30% off your first month! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.

Instead of releasing a normal episode today, we’re going to share an episode of @Betches, another Betches podcast where members of the Betches office discuss pop culture and current events. This week, Amanda sat in on a conversation with a few women of color in the office about their feelings about this moment in history. They begin by sharing their own feelings about the nationwide protests against police brutality and the social injustice against the black community. Kay and Dana discuss navigating their identities as biracial women and share their own experiences dealing with both covert and overt racism in their everyday lives. Finally they give listeners a helpful guide to avoid microaggressions against people of color. Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use promo code SUP to get 30% off your first month! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.

Today on the Sup podcast, Kaitlin and Alise recap another night of protests in America, in which police brutalized people at a protest against police brutality. Kaitlin explains how this period of civil unrest compares to previous social movements and how the presence of white allies has historically impacted outcomes. The hosts talk frankly about the egregious omissions in the American education system that erase black history and conceal white complicity. Finally, they grapple with the question of “what can I do?” to address a problem literally as old as America. Thanks to our sponsors: Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use promo code SUP to get 30% off your first month! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.

On this episode of the Sup, Amanda and Alise start the show with a conversation about how the president chose to address this crisis yesterday, including a conference call where he told state leaders to do whatever it takes to “dominate” protesters. They discuss Trump’s first public statement where he spewed nonsense on the need for “law and order” and threatened to send in the US military to violently disperse “mobs” across the country. Next, they react to his photo op at a DC church and how, shortly after, the bishop of that church denounced the president’s actions. Plus, they talk about groups of armed vigilantes instigating tense standoffs with peaceful protesters. Finally, they close the show with details about two independent autopsy reports that both deemed George Floyd’s death a homicide. Thanks to our sponsors: Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use promo code SUP to get 30% off your first month! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.

On today’s episode of the Sup podcast, Sami, Amanda, and Bryan reflect on a painful weekend in America, and take some time to consider our role as allies and how we can use this platform. Amanda shares her experiences in an NYC protest, how it differed from the violence played across our screens, and how tensions actually escalate on the ground. They also react to people admonishing the “rioters” and “looters” and explain why we need to make space for anger…. just like we have for any social movement that involves white people. Finally, the give an update on the charges against the officers involved in George Floyd’s death and the status of justice for Breonna Taylor. Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use promo code SUP to get 30% off your first month! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.

We discuss a Philly couple planning a post-pandemic orgy, another listener I Love You Call, and Does Deb Know Stuff. 

On today’s Sup pod, Amanda interviews Senator Tammy Duckworth about her efforts to address loopholes in the CARES Act, namely those that prevented families with newborns from accessing economic relief because the government didn’t know they existed yet. Duckworth, who became the first senator to give birth in office and is experiencing the pandemic with two small children, explains how her perspective improves policy made in a chamber of largely old, white men. Finally, they discuss the president’s misleading attacks on mail in voting, specifically how it could impact the nation’s veterans.  Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sun Basket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On today’s episode of the Sup Coronacast, Sami and Alise start things off with an update on an intense night of demonstrations against the death of George Floyd that left Minneapolis in flames. Next, they discuss the president as he prepares to sign an executive order allowing for harsher consequences for social media companies who remove extreme and misleading content like his. Then they talk about Mark Zuckerberg’s media tour in reaction to the movement insisting that social networks shouldn’t be fact-checking what politicians post. Finally, they preview tomorrow’s Sup episode featuring Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois. Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sun Basket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On today’s Sup podcast, Amanda and Kailtin are back to talk about two deeply upsetting incidents of racial tension in America. First, they discuss Amy Cooper, the NYC woman who called the police on a bird watching black man knowing it could cost him his life. Is the “Karen” who asks to speak to the manager the same Karen who incites violence against black people? Then, they discuss the murder of George Floyd at police hands on the very same day, and the disparate police responses to white people protesting social distancing and black people protesting state-sanctioned murder. Thanks to our sponsors: RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sun Basket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On this episode of the Sup Coronacast, Alise and Bryan return from the long weekend to talk about Trump spending his time insulting women on Twitter, peddling vile conspiracy theories, raising the specter of mass voter fraud to delegitimize mail in voting, and golfing yet again. They discuss the baseless accusations against Joe Scarborough and explain why this latest conspiracy theory is so alarming. Next, they discuss Trump raising a stink about mail in voting and describe how the GOP is actively trying to suppress voter turnout (what else is new). Finally, they talk about a US judge’s ruling that Floridians with previous felonies have the right to vote without paying legal fees. Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Sun Basket: Right now, Sun Basket is offering $35 off your order when you go to SunBasket.com/SUP and enter promo code SUP at checkout.

On this Daily Coronacast, Alise is joined by friend and comedian Bryan Yang to share what it’s really like to spend weeks in the hospital with a severe case of COVID-19. They start with a conversation about how he might have gotten sick, when things took a turn for the worse, and what it took to get admitted to the hospital. He describes the day-to-day experience for people who have been hospitalized with the virus separated from their loved ones, including how he maintained his sanity in isolation. Finally, Bryan tells us how it feels as a survivor to hear people taking the pandemic lightly and advocating for a rush to reopen the country. Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use the code SUP to get 30% off your first month!

Today on the Sup Daily Coronacast, our hosts begin the show with new details of the president’s refusal to wear a mask and the lack of proper mask protocol around the White House. Then they talk about Jared Kushner potentially being named the coronavirus vaccine czar and what that would mean for the recovery effort. Next, they explain why the country is in a state of rage and mourning over the murder of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery. Finally, they close the show with a conversation about racial injustice in our country and why it took so long for the police to properly investigate Arbery’s death. Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use the code SUP to get 30% off your first month!

On this episode of the Daily Coronacast, our hosts start with a conversation about Trump disbanding his coronavirus task force just as the death total surpasses 70,000 people. Next, they talk about why federal and state governments are eager to move on from coronavirus as mounting evidence shows this disease is killing primarily people of color. They discuss the ways in which this disproportionate impact on people of color is often swept under the rug, and how institutional racism accounts for much of the disparity. Finally, they close things out by highlighting how the United States failed to implement tragic lessons from past pandemics. Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use the code SUP to get 30% off your first month!

On today’s Daily Coronacast, our hosts start with updated COVID numbers and headline news that the White House’s model has changed its projections to reflect “premature relaxation of social distancing” in many states. This leads to a conversation about states like New York and California outlining possible plans for reopening in the not-too-distant future. Are we even ready to be talking about reopening yet? Next, they talk about a White House memo restricting coronavirus task force members from testifying before Congress this month. Finally, they tell us about the ‘Mourning in America’ ad that’s driving the president crazy. Thanks to our sponsors! RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use the code SUP to get 30% off your first month!

On today’s Sup Coronacast, our hosts welcome the week with some rage over how many people ignored social distancing protocols over the weekend. Why do viral images show large (and mostly white) groups of people congregating in parks without consequence while police violently enforce social distancing in communities of color? They also cover Mitch McConnell forcing the elderly Senate into session with no plans to vote on coronavirus relief. Finally, they walk through GOP demands to let companies put workers at risk before Republican lawmakers will consider helping states keep first responders employed. RoboKiller: Stop spam calls 2020. Head to robokiller.com/sup on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days.  Obé Fitness: Sign up for your 7-day free trial at obefitness.com and use the code SUP to get 30% off your first month!

After being inspired by HBO's Bad Education starring Hugh Jackman, Allison Janney, and Ray Romano, Sara, Danny, and Casey decide to delve into what really happened in the Roslyn school district in 2004. From flights to face lifts, superintendent Frank Tassone managed to quietly swindle millions of dollars from taxpayers to fund his lavish lifestyle. We don't hate it! We break down how everyone involved got away with the embezzlement, talk about how Bad Education stacks up against the real story, and discuss where everyone is now. We also read a listener letter from a fan who worked for a scam shampoo company. RoboKiller: Stop spam calls. Head to robokiller.com/NATC on your mobile device now to download the app and get RoboKiller free for 7 days

For this episode, I’m joined by Ethan Garr, SVP Growth at Robokiller, to discuss the key commonalities and differences for breakout growth B2B companies featured in the last six episodes of the podcast. Ethan has also been helping write in-depth growth studies on each of the companies I've interviewed so he is very familiar with them (Lola, TripActions, Templafy, Valuer, Miro and Hubs (formerly 3D Hubs). Some of the areas that we explored include: How B2B companies are leveraging data to accelerate growth Common factors driving their breakout growth How a growth mindset is essential to fueling testing Why it is essential to clearly identify target customers Why B2B needs to obsess on value for all stakeholders How B2B growth is undergoing a major transformation Role of product/market fit in B2B growth Why it is essential for B2B to collaborate cross-functionally

For this episode, I’m joined by Ethan Garr, SVP Growth at Robokiller, to discuss the key commonalities and differences for breakout growth B2B companies featured in the last six episodes of the podcast. Ethan has also been helping write in-depth growth studies on each of the companies I've interviewed so he is very familiar with them (Lola, TripActions, Templafy, Valuer, Miro and Hubs (formerly 3D Hubs). Some of the areas that we explored include: How B2B companies are leveraging data to accelerate growth Common factors driving their breakout growth How a growth mindset is essential to fueling testing Why it is essential to clearly identify target customers Why B2B needs to obsess on value for all stakeholders How B2B growth is undergoing a major transformation Role of product/market fit in B2B growth Why it is essential for B2B to collaborate cross-functionally

For this episode, we look back at the first six episodes of The Breakout Growth Podcast to uncover key cross-company learnings from each of the breakout growth interviews. Ethan Garr, SVP Growth at Robokiller, returns to help me uncover the key commonalities and differences between these breakout growth companies. I interviewed Ethan in episode 2 about RoboKiller and the path they took from product/market fit to an acquisition by IAC. Ethan has also been helping write more in-depth growth studies on each of the companies featured on the podcast (available at GrowthHackers.com/growthstudies). So Ethan is really the perfect person to help me uncover some of the key learnings across these breakout growth companies. Some of the areas that we explore include: The role of product/market fit and mission in driving growth We compared growth engines and key growth drivers across each of the companies (Acorns, RoboKiller, Transferwise, Resi, Freshly and GenM) We compared the leadership styles to find what is critical to driving sustainable growth Finally, we dug into some of the challenges that each company is facing or will likely face as they work to sustain their rapid growth rates

For this episode, we look back at the first six episodes of The Breakout Growth Podcast to uncover key cross-company learnings from each of the breakout growth interviews. Ethan Garr, SVP Growth at Robokiller, returns to help me uncover the key commonalities and differences between these breakout growth companies. I interviewed Ethan in episode 2 about RoboKiller and the path they took from product/market fit to an acquisition by IAC. Ethan has also been helping write more in-depth growth studies on each of the companies featured on the podcast (available at GrowthHackers.com/growthstudies). So Ethan is really the perfect person to help me uncover some of the key learnings across these breakout growth companies. Some of the areas that we explore include: The role of product/market fit and mission in driving growth We compared growth engines and key growth drivers across each of the companies (Acorns, RoboKiller, Transferwise, Resi, Freshly and GenM) We compared the leadership styles to find what is critical to driving sustainable growth Finally, we dug into some of the challenges that each company is facing or will likely face as they work to sustain their rapid growth rates

Marketing is effective when it is useful and impactful, and we get actionable advice on how you can be both from Giulia Porter, VP Marketing at TelTech, a mobile communications apps company best known for RoboKiller, a robocall blocker app that is also one of the top-grossing apps in its category. Guilia, a Mobile Hero recognized for her app marketing achievements, shares the channels and strategies her team relies on to acquire and retain audiences. She also shares advice from her blog, zeroing in on the key components of a robust tech stack and the importance of choosing the right “mobile-first marketing automation platform” to align with your app and your ambitions.

In this episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast, Sean Ellis interviews Ethan Garr, the SVP of Growth at Teltech, the makers of RoboKiller. RoboKiller has been nominated by Apple as the App of The Day in addition to consistently being ranked in the top twenty for utility app downloads. It has been featured on both local and national news programs around the USA as an important solution to battling robo callers. Due largely to the growth success of RoboKiller, Teletech was acquired by IAC earlier this year. Sean’s goal with this interview is to deconstruct what is truly driving breakout growth for RoboKiller. Their growth starts with strong product/market fit and the worthy mission of reducing the number of robocalls that annoy all of us on a daily basis. Their solution is a mobile app that detects robocalls and wastes the time of the spammer by keeping them on the line with a recorded voice that appears to be a real human. The more these callers waste their time with the RoboKiller bots, the less time they have to annoy us. In his role at RoboKiller, Ethan helped to conceptualize the RoboKiller solution, iterate it to product-market fit, and ultimately drive its scale and adoption to a breakout hit. Ethan credits their success to, “product-market fit, people, and passion.” He believes that when these three points intersect, they drive rapid, sustainable growth. The team has conducted obsessive optimizations and an aggressive outbound PR effort. Early in their career, Ethan and Sean worked together in marketing to build Uproar.com, the largest online gaming community at the time, which listed on NASDAQ and was acquired by Vivendi Universal in 2001. Learn more about Ethan here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethan-garr-08b101/ And give RoboKiller a try here: www.RoboKiller.com

In this episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast, Sean Ellis interviews Ethan Garr, the SVP of Growth at Teltech, the makers of RoboKiller. RoboKiller has been nominated by Apple as the App of The Day in addition to consistently being ranked in the top twenty for utility app downloads. It has been featured on both local and national news programs around the USA as an important solution to battling robo callers. Due largely to the growth success of RoboKiller, Teletech was acquired by IAC earlier this year. Sean’s goal with this interview is to deconstruct what is truly driving breakout growth for RoboKiller. Their growth starts with strong product/market fit and the worthy mission of reducing the number of robocalls that annoy all of us on a daily basis. Their solution is a mobile app that detects robocalls and wastes the time of the spammer by keeping them on the line with a recorded voice that appears to be a real human. The more these callers waste their time with the RoboKiller bots, the less time they have to annoy us. In his role at RoboKiller, Ethan helped to conceptualize the RoboKiller solution, iterate it to product-market fit, and ultimately drive its scale and adoption to a breakout hit. Ethan credits their success to, “product-market fit, people, and passion.” He believes that when these three points intersect, they drive rapid, sustainable growth. The team has conducted obsessive optimizations and an aggressive outbound PR effort. Early in their career, Ethan and Sean worked together in marketing to build Uproar.com, the largest online gaming community at the time, which listed on NASDAQ and was acquired by Vivendi Universal in 2001. Learn more about Ethan here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethan-garr-08b101/ And give RoboKiller a try here: www.RoboKiller.com

Today, Lowell discusses his Emmy loss, more sugar cereals and he shares an app he discovered, RoboKiller! Plus, find out why Marc's neighborhood has banned adult swim… Today's show opening by, Tony Baker

Many of us get financial advice from our fathers and occasionally even inherit their money habits. Tom shares the interesting findings of a recent survey and what his own father has meant to him in his financial life. We then introduce our special guest, Herb Weisbaum, a.k.a. the ConsumerMan, who is here to help answer all kinds of consumer questions. We talk specifically about scams, from the loop holes in peer-to-peer transactions to the social security scams that are flaring up. We advise on which useful apps to use, how to be smart with your personal information and much more! The role that fathers play in giving financial guidance to children. Herb’s article about Venmo and how the bad guys are using it to scam people. Who peer-to-peer money apps are meant for and why it’s not safe to use with strangers. The increase in social security scams and being vigilant with your personal information. Caller ID and how scammers use spoofing software to get you to answer the phone. The problem with robo calls, what legislation stipulates and the apps that can help you. Weighing up the pros and cons of satellite phones. Vestory — https://vestory.com/ Herb Weisbaum — https://twitter.com/theconsumerman?lang=en KOMO Newsradio — https://twitter.com/KOMONewsRadio ConsumerMan — https://consumerman.com/ NBC News — https://www.nbcnews.com/ Venmo — https://venmo.com/ AARP Fraud Watch Network — https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/ Fraud.org — https://www.fraud.org/ Social Security Administration — https://www.ssa.gov/ Federal Trade Commission (FTC) — https://www.ftc.gov/ Federal Communications Commission (FCC) — https://www.fcc.gov/ YouMail — https://www.youmail.com/ Hiya — https://hiya.com/ RoboKiller — https://www.robokiller.com/ Truecaller — https://www.truecaller.com/ Nomorerobo — https://www.nomorobo.com/

Using my Rusty Shackelford voice in RoboKiller app to piss off scam callers.

Jason and Rebecca have no time for robocalls so they hand the phone over to their trusted assistant, Jon Snow. Yeah, they got it like that. Just kidding. We got Robokiller! Jason tries to convince Rebecca that this technology (including her now beloved air fryer) has come at a price…human sacrifice to aliens. But would aliens really want life forms that make a first kiss into a TV show? They might not find real intelligent life here on Earth. ET phone elsewhere. ============= Hit us up! Text/Call @ 305-521-7699 Facebook @lifeintheslowlanemiami Instagram @lifeslowlane --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/life-in-the-slow-lane/message

Mueller didn't dare charge anyone with collusion and expose the Obama and the Deep State's misconduct. And we welcome Ethan Garr to discuss Robokiller.

I absolutely hate Robo Calls and people that call me from spoofed numbers. Listen in as I discuss the app I found that has fixed this problem for me and I also share a recorded example of one of these callers interacting with my app.Host: Paul Falavolito @paulfalavolitoFacebook: Paul Falavolito PodcastTwitter: Paul Falavolito Podcastwww.paulfalavolitopodcast.comListen on iTunes, iHeart Radio, Google Play, Google Podcasts & SpotifyIf you enjoyed this episode, be sure and leave a “Star” rating and a comment on iTunes. Send questions, feedback or enquire about advertising on my shows: podcast@paulfalavolito.comCall in or text the show: 412-701-4323Subscribe and listen to all of my podcast shows:The 7 Minute Leadership Podcast EMS TalkThe Daily PfavHot topics Podcast

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Jeffy brings you the news of the day and Robokiller app joins the podcast to discuss the app. Jeffy does a retrospective for a mobster. Ian Frisch has written for The New Yorker, the New York Times,Bloomberg Businessweek, Wired, the Washington Post Magazine, Playboy, Longreads, and Vice. He was shortlisted for the 2016 Associated Press Sports Editors Explanatory Award, and has made numerous appearances on Bloomberg Television. He lives in Brooklyn, New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you have a phone, smart money says you get a spam call nearly every day. You can use that smart money to buy RoboKiller. It's cheaper than getting a new phone number, plus you're doing a public service by wasting their time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NEW SHUTDOWN THREAT The Government Shutdown That Suspended "Do Not Call Registry" Caused Huge Spike In Spam Calls Nationwide-Businesses And Consumers Experienced Onslaught Of Robocalls Stretching Hitting The Record Of Nearly 5.5 Billion For January ROBOCALLS EXPERT: Ethan Garr, RoboKiller’s VP of Product. Don’t pick up that phone. Americans have been plagued with an increasing number of robocalls — and the government can’t do anything about it. Both the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) are closed due to the government shutdown, which means Americans can’t file complaints on FCC or FTC websites and regulators are unable to investigate. In the last few months, the FCC has slapped some of the worst serial offenders with multimillion-dollar fines. The FTC’s website for its National Do Not Call Registry now redirects to the message: “Due to the government shutdown, we are unable to offer this website service at this time.” Consumers can’t add their numbers to the list and telemarketers cannot refer to the list before making their calls. Scammers have even begun using the government shutdown itself to target Americans, the Washington Post reported. READ: nypost.com/2019/01/14/why-robocalls-have-gotten-worse-since-the-government-shutdown/ ABOUT: RoboKiller, the call blocking app that gets revenge on telemarketers by countering spam calls with Answer Bots, today released the latest data from its RoboCall Data Tracker showing that there was major spike in Robocalls in January breaking the record monthly number. Robokiller directly attributed this substantial increase in spam calls to the "Do Not Call" National Registry being suspended do to the shutdown. "This allowed spammers and scam artists to directly bypass the "Do Not Call" list that was designed to keep them at bay. Many businesses were affected as their phone systems being inundated with robocalls stretching their infrastructure thin. said Ethan Garr, RoboKiller’s VP of Product. “Our Answer Bots were fighting back against this wave; answering these calls, engaging the live operators and wasting the telemarketers’ time. Since August, 2018, Robocalls nationwide were tracking at around 5 Billion per month. In January, the newly released data showed a spike to nearly 5.5 Billion calls. RoboKiller collects data for its tracker through its award-winning mobile apps for iOS and Android. As the app identifies a

What can you do to stop those annoying Robo-Calls? Ethan gave Gary the answers.

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  Hey everyone! In today’s episode, I share the mic with Ethan Garr, Vice President of Product and Marketing at Teltech, a portfolio of apps and services.   Tune in to hear Ethan share his journey of working for Sean Ellis (who coined the term “growth hacking”), how their biggest product, RoboKiller, stops robo-calls from attacking your phone, the importance of experimentation in business, and why all of Teltech’s products are built around safety and a little bit of revenge. Click here for show notes and transcript Leave Some Feedback: What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, leave a short review here. Subscribe to Growth Everywhere on iTunes. Get the non-iTunes RSS feed Connect with Eric Siu: Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @EricSiu

Tis the season to gain a lot of weight. Try to avoid it, but don't feel too bad if it happens. Remember, it's about health, not about other peoples' expectations. Another thing to avoid is telemarketing scams. Robokiller can help with that. As can cutting yourself off from civilization entirely. Either or.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lex bought an Echo Spot and Moltz says good luck with that: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073SQYXTW?tag=mh0b-20&hvadid=78546412580719&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_9cv60cpes2_e Some users have had to reset their Apple IDs: https://www.macrumors.com/2018/11/13/locked-out-apple-ids/ Apple and Amazon agree on deal to sell Apple products: https://www.macrumors.com/2018/11/09/apple-amazon-new-product-deal/ Lex uses RoboKiller: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/robokiller-spam-call-blocker/id1022831885?mt=8 Dan uses Hiya: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hiya-caller-id-and-block/id986999874?mt=8 Lex and Dan use Dark Sky: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dark-sky-weather/id517329357?mt=8 Moltz and Dan use Carrot Weather: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/carrot-weather/id961390574?mt=8 Our thanks to Casper (https://casper.com/therebound) for sponsoring this episode. You spend about a third of your life sleeping, make sure it's on a good mattress. Go to casper.com/therebound to start your 100-day money-back trial. You'll get $50 off by using the code "REBOUND". And our thanks to the National Security Agency. The National Security Agency plays a big role in protecting us from foreign cyber operations, and you can help! If you work in computer science, networking, programming or electrical engineering, learn more about careers at the National Security Agency by visiting IntelligenceCareers.gov/NSA (http://intelligencecareers.gov/nsa).

An app called RoboKiller not only helps block the annoying calls to your phone, but it actually calls the scam artists back with bots in an effort to waste their time. Hear some of the hilarious results. Ethan Garr of RoboKiller explains and also talks about some of the top scam calls making the rounds.NEW: You can now listen to the Rich on Tech podcast in Spotify! Just search for Rich on Tech and hit Follow so you never miss an episode!Link to TV Segment:https://ktla.com/2018/10/05/robokiller-app-uses-bots-to-take-on-robocallers-and-waste-their-time/RoboKiller App:https://www.robokiller.com/Follow Rich on Social Media:Facebook: http://facebook.com/RichOnTechTwitter: http://twitter.com/richdemuroInstagram: http://instagram.com/richontech Easy ways to listen on your phone or smart speaker:"Hey Google, Play the Rich on Tech Podcast""Hey Siri, Play the Rich on Tech Podcast""Alexa, Enable the Rich on Tech Flash Briefing"

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Today's guest is the VP of Product for one of my favorite apps called RoboKiller. You will discover how they used Facebook ads to test screenshot concepts, what helped with growth early on in the days and how to properly test pricing when it comes to subscription apps. Ethan Garr is the VP of Product at TelTech Systems, Inc.

Your App Lady  Show Notes  Series 1 Episode 36 Welcome to series 1 episode 36 of the Your App Lady Podcast! All about apps and tech that I love and use every day. On each episode, I’ll talk about recent tech news, recommend apps that I use myself and leave you with a great tech tip. Tech News Robocalls have become a huge problem. The Federal Trade Commission received over 375,000 complaints about them each month in 2017. The included article outlines some of the steps you can take to decrease the annoyance of robocalls. Some of the tips include blocking each number individually, using a service through your phone carrier or using a third party app. The article also suggests that you don’t let them know you are a human (don’t speak or even push buttons on your phone), complain to the FCC and add yourself to the National Do Not Call Registry. Telemarketers are supposed to honor the National Do Not Call Registry. Add yourself to the list by visiting www.donotcall.gov.  https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/6/17071478/spam-calls-how-to-stop-block-robocalls-robots-scam-iphone-android Featured App: RoboKiller Stop Spam Phone Calls by Tel Tech Systems for iPhone  I tried RoboKiller app on my iPhone after I registered several domain names and was overwhelmed with RoboCalls. Within the first hour, it had already worked on a number that continually calls me. The app allows you to set a feature to answer and record the call. I used that feature and could confirm that it was a sales call and not a call I really needed to answer. RoboKiller offers a 7-day free trial and then is $25 per year or $2.99 a month. Thanks for listening to Your App Lady today!  Share the podcast with your friends, they’ll thank you for it!  Get our newsletter and stay up to date by clicking here. Betsy can guide you through designing (or redesigning) your app or websites. Contact her at betsy@yourapplady.com or 713-542-8118 to get details about working with her. Follow me Twitter: @yourapplady Instagram: @yourapplady Facebook: @yourapplady LinkedIn: @BetsyFurler Website: www.yourapplady.com Voice over work by John Swasey - VO Producer -281-794-6551 johnswasey@sbcglobal.net

This week’s episode was pre-recorded due to a scheduling conflict with our regularly-scheduled Podcast Day events, but we were able to get Sorg, Katie, and Chilla together to talk about some of this week’s tech news, including: We’re talking new emojis with Katie as her Awesome Thing of the Week. Chilla is talking some RoboKiller to combat spam dialers. Sorg’s Awesome Thing of the Week is his new iPhone! Thanks to Bobby Cherry for letting us know about the perfect shower curtain for tech junkies (like us). Brian Crawford previously told us about his high tech trashcan. He finally got it! Amanda Narcisi has the perfect recommendation for a great podcast mic. MoviePass is tracking you – but in a good way, so you can save! What is your expectation of privacy when you’re using something intended for social integration like a Facebook or Twitter? Chilla is classing up the joint this week with some art! Okay, there’s cryptocurrency in the art, so it fits our tech talk. Ford is offering a Smart Link option for older vehicles. Happy Birthday to our Master of Ceremonies, Sorg! After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway (@Pgh_Slice) if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Want to be part of our studio audience? Hit us up at awesomecast@sorgatronmedia.com and we’ll save you a seat! Join our AwesomeCast Facebook Group to see what we’re sharing and to join the discussion! Follow these awesome people on Twitter: Katie Dudas (@Kdudders), John Chichilla (@chilla) and Sorg (@Sorgatron) Our good friend, Zach Rizza is raising money and awareness through the Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation Team Pittsburgh 2018 Pittsburgh Marathon. Check out his fundraiser page at: https://www.crowdrise.com/dsgfpitt2018/fundraiser/zachrizza Have you seen our AwesomeTips videos? You can support the show at Patreon.com/awesomecast! Remember to check out our friends at the River’s Edge (@RiversEdgePGH) and The 405 Media (@The405Radio) who replay the show on their stream throughout the week! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 7:00 PM EST!

This week’s episode was pre-recorded due to a scheduling conflict with our regularly-scheduled Podcast Day events, but we were able to get Sorg, Katie, and Chilla together to talk about some of this week’s tech news, including: We’re talking new emojis with Katie as her Awesome Thing of the Week. Chilla is talking some RoboKiller to combat spam dialers. Sorg’s Awesome Thing of the Week is his new iPhone! Thanks to Bobby Cherry for letting us know about the perfect shower curtain for tech junkies (like us). Brian Crawford previously told us about his high tech trashcan. He finally got it! Amanda Narcisi has the perfect recommendation for a great podcast mic. MoviePass is tracking you – but in a good way, so you can save! What is your expectation of privacy when you’re using something intended for social integration like a Facebook or Twitter? Chilla is classing up the joint this week with some art! Okay, there’s cryptocurrency in the art, so it fits our tech talk. Ford is offering a Smart Link option for older vehicles. Happy Birthday to our Master of Ceremonies, Sorg! After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway (@Pgh_Slice) if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Want to be part of our studio audience? Hit us up at awesomecast@sorgatronmedia.com and we’ll save you a seat! Join our AwesomeCast Facebook Group to see what we’re sharing and to join the discussion! Follow these awesome people on Twitter: Katie Dudas (@Kdudders), John Chichilla (@chilla) and Sorg (@Sorgatron) Our good friend, Zach Rizza is raising money and awareness through the Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation Team Pittsburgh 2018 Pittsburgh Marathon. Check out his fundraiser page at: https://www.crowdrise.com/dsgfpitt2018/fundraiser/zachrizza Have you seen our AwesomeTips videos? You can support the show at Patreon.com/awesomecast! Remember to check out our friends at the River’s Edge (@RiversEdgePGH) and The 405 Media (@The405Radio) who replay the show on their stream throughout the week! Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.com for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 7:00 PM EST!

Lex is trying out Robokiller: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/robokiller-block-spam-calls-identify-callers/id1022831885?mt=8 Hiya is another: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hiya-caller-id-and-block/id986999874?mt=8 The Echo has added multi-room audio: http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=176060&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2297100 Sonos is holding an October event: https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/29/sonos-sends-out-invites-for-smart-speaker-reveal-on-october-4/ The Wall Street Journal says Apple's event will be on September 12th: https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-to-hold-product-launch-event-on-sept-12-1503928157 Fitbit's Ionic smartwatch: http://time.com/4916429/fitbit-ionic-smartwatch-hands-on/ Lex and Dan both like Pedometer++: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pedometer/id712286167?mt=8 Lex interviewed the host of Missing Richard Simmons: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/missing-richard-simmons/id1203092300?mt=2 The NY City police department has to ditch 36,000 Windows Phones: http://nypost.com/2017/08/28/nypd-needs-to-replace-36k-useless-smartphones/ Our thanks to Zip Recruiter. Are you hiring? With ZipRecruiter.com, you can get your posting on all the major sites and social media. Go to ZipRecruiter.com/Rebound (http://ziprecruiter.com/Rebound) to try it out for free! Our thanks to Blue Apron (http://blueapron.com/rebound) for sponsoring this episode of The Rebound. Blue Apron ships you ingredients and amazing recipes. Learn while you cook and cook meals you'll love. Go to BlueApron.com/REBOUND and get three meals FREE with free shipping.