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How far would you go just to see something?Red Rooms (Les chambres rouges) is a chilling descent into obsession, voyeurism, and the darkest corners of the internet. This French psychological thriller follows a woman fixated on the trial of a man accused of livestreaming murders—and the deeper she goes, the blurrier the line becomes between spectator and participant.In our review, we break down how the film uses silence, cold framing, and restraint to build unbearable tension. It's not gory, but it gets under your skin. If you're into courtroom thrillers with a disturbing moral edge, Red Rooms might just haunt you.
You have to get out of your kitchen and out of your restaurant. You MUST get into rooms like the one I'm with, a room filled with other high energy entreprenuers. - Do you need some help driving sales to your restaurant? I'm the CEO of America's Best Restaurants. We help restaurant owners get the attention they deserve and find more frequent customers! Go to www.americasbestrestaurants.com for help
Friday's 9am hour of Mac & Cube started off with the rest of our thoughts on the best WR rooms in the SEC; then, Daryl "Moose" Johnson, Executive VP of Football Operations for the UFL, tells McElroy & Cubelic why playoff success comes down to confidence; later, the guys wish the 90s Cowboys would've gotten more pub; and finally, we lay out our TV watching weekend, thanks to TD's Fine Furniture in Sumiton. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Friday's 7am hour of Mac & Cube kicked off with the Pacers surprising win over the Thunder, and the Aaron Rodgers era with the Pittsburgh Steelers getting underway; then, the guys go through the best WR rooms in the SEC and Cole explains why Auburn is #1; later, the fellas continue going through the best SEC WR rooms and say who'd be #1 if it's not Auburn; and finally, Deon Cain, WR for the Birmingham Stallions, tells us what they've done to prepare to take on the Michigan Panthers and how WRs adjust their game for specific matchups "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Are they the jerks for skipping the trip up north over the rooms? full 542 Fri, 06 Jun 2025 13:57:19 +0000 Y6SX4JVdeOESXrOq582pMZy9UkFXzRoo society & culture Alley and DZ on demand society & culture Are they the jerks for skipping the trip up north over the rooms? If you missed Alley and DZ this morning on 103.7 KISS-FM – you can catch up with the show here! Every show. Every day. No commercials, no music. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture False https://player.amperwavepod
While the current state of the New Orleans Saints quarterback room is up for debate, what isn't is the standing of the franchise if one were to put together a list that encapsulates this entire century to date. It's not if the Fleur de Lis are in the top 10, but where? And are they top 5 with Drew Brees, Aaron Brooks and Derek Carr? Jim Derry and Gabe Henderson have some fun with their first “Dat List” on Friday's Dattitude Podcast (Ep. 383) presented by Evangeline Securities. Interestingly, their lists are very similar except in a few spots. They go into detail on their top 12 and have fun interacting with the live audience. Also, we ask a nearly impossible question: “How could a baseball team possibly go 59-0 through an entire season?” Luckily, there is someone who can answer that question, and it's LSU-Shreveport coach Brad Neffendorf, who just guided the Pilots to a perfect season and a NAIA World Series. He shares his thoughts and experiences from the past few months and some vignettes.
Join Trav and Frank for another episide of the True North Fantasy Pod!! On this episode, the boys will discuss some notable Wide Receiver rooms we need to make sense of. Who will see the most targets? Who can emerge to be a value in fantasy? Which passing games can we confidently attach to? The boys answer all of that and more!// Subscribe, like, and leave a comment! //Follow Frank on Twitter: https://www.x.com/fammirantetfjFollow Trav on Twitter: https://www.x.com/TSeel14All of our work: https://tnff.start.page // Follow on Social Media //~ Twitter/X: https://x.com/TrueNorthFFB~ Instagram: / truenorthffb ~ TikTok: / truenorthffbTIME STAMPS:00:00 - Start02:26 - Indianapolis Colts02:50 - Can Michael Pittman Jr. Bounce back to form?06:30 - What is Josh Downs' true ceiling?09:29 - Colts' WR3 to target: Alec Pierce of Adonai Mitchell?12:16 - Can Daniel Jones and/or Anthony Richardson keep them all afloat?13:10 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers13:52 - Young Bucs - Outlooks for Jale McMillan and Emeka Egbuka17:01 - Is it Status Quo for Mike Evans in 2025?18:23 - Can Baker Mayfield keep his 2024 magic rolling?20:32 - Green Bay Packers 21:54 - Who will be the Packers' leading target-getter?24:07 - Is Jayden Reed the most bankable option in Green Bay?26:24 - What to do with Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks28:55 - Changing our tune on Matthew Golden?32:24 - Kansas City Chiefs33:17 - Has the Rashee Rice Steam gone too far?34:54 - Is Hollywood Brown the best value on the Chiefs?37:05 - Is there a worthy breakout coming?38:47 - Buffalo Bills39:41 - How to Swing for the fences in the Bills WR room? |D:144:16 - Rapid Fire - Wideout Questions answeredNot b44:46 - What is Calvin Ridley's upside in the new-look Titans' offense?46:13 - Will Jerry Jeudy continue his 2024 production? 48:33 - Should we be scared to invest in Jameson Williams?51:02 - Who leads in targets for the Bears?52:36 - How much does Tre Harris impact Ladd McConkey?56:36 -What is Cooper Kupp's impact on Jaxson Smith-Njigba?59:05 - How will Deebo Samuel impact Terry McLaurin?01:01:16 - How will the targets shakeout in San Francisco?
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Fra le novità più interessanti nel panorama della nightlife di Palermo, First Call è un cocktail bar totalmente ispirato al cinema. Aperto cinque mesi fa in pieno centro, in un ampio spazio di 150 mq ricavato in una ex stalla, molto luminoso e affiancato da un piccolo dehors esterno, il locale è diviso come se fosse un set, così da ricreare atmosfere diverse in cui ogni cliente possa ritrovarsi in base ai gusti e all'umore del momento. Per spiegarci: la Green Room è una sorta di backstage creativo, fra semplici suppellettili in legno e piante, pensato per chi vuole godersi un momento di relax con gli amici; la Communication Room richiama invece un'ambientazione industriale in cui dominano acciaio, legno e marmo, per uno spazio in cui incontrarsi, parlare e ascoltare musica; i divani e gli arredi vintage delle Director's Rooms, infine, restituiscono le atmosfere del salotto di un regista dell'era del bianco e nero. Ovunque, locandine e manifesti sulle pareti e cimeli a tema cinematografico, per offrire agli ospiti un'esperienza immersiva e coinvolgente, facendoli sentire all'interno di una scena cinematografica.
OR House Dems reject removing boys from girls locker rooms: https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2025/06/oregon-house-republicans-fail-to-force-vote-on-limiting-transgender-girls-to-boys-sports-teams.html PDX Real post on Dems voting to keep boys in girls locker rooms: https://x.com/PDXReal1/status/1930691702689587467 Is the Trump/Elon feud going to hurt the country by delaying the big beautiful tax cut bill or is it just an unnecessary distraction? https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/trump-says-hes-very-disappointed-with-musk-over-criticism-of-gop-megabill-5868450?ea_src=frontpage&ea_cnt=a&ea_med=top-news-1-top-stories-0-title-0 Trump's Economy adds more jobs than expected: https://www.theepochtimes.com/business/us-economy-adds-139000-new-jobs-in-may-topping-market-forecasts-5868861?ea_src=frontpage&ea_cnt=a&ea_med=lead-story-0-title-0
Alright, this week we're looking at wide receiver rooms. Who has the flash, the depth and the variety to stretch the field and put numbers on the board this season? Who do you want with the game on the line? Ryan Williams? Cam Coleman? I've got my top five and I know you've got yours. Sound off in the comments. TIME STAMPS 2:14 Honorable Mentions 4:50 Texas 6:27 LSU 9:59 Georgia 13:49 Alabama 16:27 Auburn Title Sponsor: WICKLES PICKLES: Wickedly delicious. Head to wicklespickles.com for products, recipes, and merch. This episode is also brought to you by: GAMEDAY MEN'S HEALTH: Go to gamedaymenshealth.com RHOBACK: Go to https://rhoback.com/ FANATICS: Go to https://www.fanatics.live/ref/pizza-pulls Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's solo episode I dive into what it takes to scale a brand after the initial launch phase. Aimed at intermediate founders in year two and beyond, we explore actionable strategies for continued growth—personally and professionally. From reading habits and mindset shifts to building intentional partnerships and navigating rooms with confidence, this conversation covers the often-overlooked emotional and spiritual aspects of entrepreneurship. I also touch on managing imposter syndrome, tapping into your alter ego, and why protecting your time and energy is key to long-term success. Enjoy!To connect with Siff on Instagram, click HERE.To connect with Siff on Tiktok, click HERE.To learn more about Arrae, click HERE. To check out Siff's LTK, click HERE.To check out Siff's Amazon StoreFront, click HERE. This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Save 15% off my favorite Red Light Face Mask from BON CHARGE by using code DREAMBIGGER at www.boncharge.comGet 10% off your first order sitewide with code DREAMBIGGER as OSEAMalibu.com. You'll get free samples with every order, and free shipping on orders over $60. Head to OSEAMalibu.com and use code DREAMBIGGER for 10% off.Ready to clean up your home and your health? Head to BranchBasics.com to shop their Premium Starter Kit and use code DREAMBIGGER at BranchBasics.com. That's 15% off your New Branch Basics Premium Starter Kit at BranchBasics.com with promo code DREAMBIGGER. Make the change today – because you and your family deserve better.Listeners of Dream Bigger can claim an exclusive three-month free trial, with no credit card required at www.YNAB.com/dreambiggerProduced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In This Episode Patreon Transition Update: The show is officially off RedCircle—Brian clears up confusion and shares how to access all premium content via Patreon. Ghosts of Hotel Rooms Past: Brian books a stay at the infamous Room 8 at the Joshua Tree Inn—the same room where Gram Parsons died—and lives to tell the tale. Weekly RIP Roundup: Loretta Swit (Hot Lips from MASH*) Jonathan Joss (King of the Hill) Ed Gale (the original Chucky actor) Peter Kwong (Big Trouble in Little China) Alf Clausen (longtime Simpsons composer) Mike “The Body Snatcher” McCallum (Jamaican boxer) Bernie Kerik (disgraced NYPD chief and Rudy's 9/11 crony) Celebrity & Sports News: Pee-wee Herman documentary rave review Tim Robinson's “Friendship” movie analysis John Mellencamp vs. Pat McAfee: a Midwest culture clash Knicks fans, Pacers beef, and NBA playoffs drama Mary Lou Retton's surprising DUI arrest Cardi B & Stefon Diggs go Instagram official—via backshots & twerking WTF of the Week: A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for farting in her face and giving her seven years of sinus infections Kid Cudi testifies about Diddy breaking into his home and unwrapping his Christmas presents out of revenge Turkey fines passengers for standing before the plane lands—because of hair plug tourists Sydney Sweeney is selling soap infused with her bathwater and somehow… we're okay with it.
Hey lifers! If you’re married, did one of you in the partnership want the marriage more than the other? Britt and Ben came to the decision mutually…we think. Ben blink twice
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As we continue our series looking at the position groups of the NFC East, we turn our attention to the Tight Ends.
Download and listen to a powerful message from Pastor George Brandon as he shares a message on the build up to Pentecost 2025 ministering on the Upper Room and how we as believers should have our prayer place. The message will inspire and also ignite the spiritual man within to seek God's face and presence. 18 May AM 2025
¿Hemos encontrado la fórmula ganadora para el aprovechamiento de los datos “de primera parte” (1st-party data)? ¿Qué desafíos presentan los Data Clean Rooms? ¿Qué es la DCRA? Henry Velasquez es Global DPO para el sur de Europa y LATAM en el Grupo Publicis, abogado especializado en tecnología y protección de datos, y miembro del Consejo Asesor de la IAPP. A todo ello suma además ahora ser co-fundador de la Data Clean Room Alliance de la que hablaremos hoy. También es profesor asociado en varias instituciones como la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, la IAPP, la IAB, el Data Privacy Institute, ISMS Forum, el Colegio de Abogados de Madrid y otros, además de colaborador en publicaciones especializadas. Referencias: Henry Velasquez en LinkedIn Data Clean Room Alliance Henry Velasquez: Retail Media y Data Clean Rooms en acción (Masters of Privacy, 2023) Nicola Newitt: The legal case for Data Clean Rooms (Masters of Privacy) EDPB Guidelines on targeting of social media users Enrique Extremera: Aspectos legales de los Data Clean Rooms (Masters of Privacy, 2022) Silvia Ruiz y Henry Velásquez: el rol del DPO en la agencia de medios (Masters of Privacy, 2021)
Join AJ, Mike, and Chris as they dive deep into the legendary Adventurer's Club at Walt Disney World's Pleasure Island and explore how it inspired and connects to the global lore of Disney's Society of Explorers and Adventurers (S.E.A.)!In this episode:The history of the Adventurer's Club, its immersive theater roots, iconic characters, and quirky traditions like the famous “Kungaloosh!”What made the Club's interactive shows, rooms, and animatronic moments so beloved and unforgettableThe fan movement that tried to save it and where you can spot Easter eggs todayHow S.E.A. started in Tokyo DisneySea, key members like Harrison Hightower III, Lord Henry Mystic, and Mary Oceaneer, and how Disney has expanded the lore worldwideDetails on the rumored Disney+ series and the planned S.E.A. feature filmFun drink recipes to recreate the spirit of the old Club at home00:00 Introduction and Hosts01:16 Podcast Milestones and Listener Appreciation02:35 The Adventurous Club and Society of Explorers and Adventurers02:44 Old Kungaloosh Cocktail Recipe03:46 Disney in the Late 80s and Early 90s04:29 Pleasure Island and Adventurous Club Overview05:14 Inside the Adventurous Club16:58 Characters of the Adventurous Club22:32 Rooms and Shows of the Adventurous Club30:09 Closure and Legacy of the Adventurous Club32:39 The Decline of Disney's Adventurers Club34:19 The Emotional Farewell of the Adventurers Club35:49 The Birth of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers (S.E.A.)37:42 S.E.A. Expands Across Disney Parks39:16 S.E.A.'s Influence in Disney Attractions and Media47:44 The Future of S.E.A. in Disney Media52:41 Personal Memories and ReflectionsFollow and connect with us:Email: 90sDisneyPodcast@gmail.comBlue Sky: bsky.app/profile/90sdisney.comTwitter/X: x.com/90sDisneyPodFacebook: facebook.com/90sdisneyThreads: threads.net/@90sdisneypodcastInstagram: instagram.com/90sdisneypodcast
The Power of Transition: Growth, Letting Go, and Walking Into New Rooms — with Ms. Lady OIn this heartfelt episode, Ms. Lady O opens up about her personal season of transition — from graduating college to releasing relationships to walking boldly into new assignments and divine alignments.She shares powerful insights on:The difference between divine assignments and divine alignmentsThe courage it takes to release what no longer serves your purposeHow God prepares new rooms when you trust His timingWhy discernment is key in protecting your heart, mind, and soulAnd a special empowerment reflection for those who may be afraid to let goIf you've ever struggled with transition, this episode will remind you that letting go is not losing — it's trusting. What is truly for you will return in God's perfect timing.✨ Stay empowered. Stay anchored. And keep coming out of the dark.#TheComingOutOfTheDarkPodcast #MsLadyO #Empowerment #LettingGo #DivineAlignment #TheEmpoweredLeader #Faith #Purpose #Discernment #Growth #Flourishing #TrustGod
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On today's program, we talk with the CEO and President of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Jim Rooney about the current business climate. We're joined by Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management as he lays out the best retirement plans. Also, Marty Walsh, former Mayor of Boston, former US labor Secretary, joins Kim and me to talk about his new position at the National Hockey League Players Association. And finally, the Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks, will be along to discuss this week's biggest business stories.
Matt and Dennis go over the bottom eight RB rooms in the AFC.
Patrick Johnson opens up to Mitchell about dating in LA, his gay awakening at a religious summer camp, navigating hook-up culture, life as a dog dad and so much more. Support Patrick's trip to Lollapalooza:IGTikTok
According to research from Forrester, 74% of buyers choose the sales rep who was first to add value and insight. So, how can you deliver a standout experience to win over modern buyers?Shawnna Sumaoang: Hi, and welcome to the Win-Win podcast. I’m your host, Shawnna Sumaoang. Join us as we dive into changing trends in the workplace and how to navigate them successfully. Here to discuss this topic is Jose Sanchez, the product marketing manager at Hexagon. Thanks for joining us. I would love for you to tell us about yourself, your background, and your role. Jose Sanchez: Yes, of course. Thank you so much for having me. This is really great and perfect timing because I’ve been using it even this week. We were at a trade show, so I’ve been using the platform. It’s been great. My background is technical. I did geological engineering. So I was in mining. I was in a consulting firm and then eventually got to be, uh, an engineer for Hexagon, but I always had a little bit of a creative background, creative things happening, floating around. So it did drive me back to want to be more creative, and so a marketing position opened in Hexagon in our division and I went for it and I got it. So it’s been four years now that I’ve been doing product marketing and I think that’s been a really good way to sort of move through different parts of our company. SS: Amazing. Thank you for kind of taking us through that. I’d actually love to double click on that, because you’ve been with Hexagon for almost two decades and you started in that technical role and have transitioned into product marketing. Can you walk us through that journey and how has your background influenced your approach to your go-to-market strategy? JS: Oh yeah, for sure. I think I’m blessed in being able to understand parts of the technical side that maybe the rest of the marketing team doesn’t, and they lean on me quite a lot on that. So yeah, I think that journey and that background made it so that my current role, which is really talking to the product development team, and coming up with go to market strategies and then imparting that information to the rest of the marketing team, the designers, and the videographers, everybody, so that we can get that message out properly. So I think that my background has really influenced the way I do go to market strategies because of the technical side of things. SS: Amazing. And as a product marketer, what are some of the biggest challenges that you’re seeing when it comes to engaging modern buyers throughout the journey and how are you overcoming some of these challenges? JS: That’s a good question. I think the biggest challenge for us in this industry, and it’s probably not unique to our industry, but our sales cycles are really long. There’s relationships that have to get built, sometimes it can take years. And so it requires a lot of listening to our sales people, listening to them to know what they’re using, what’s useful for them and what’s not. So that’s been a huge challenge because sometimes a marketing team can just go off and say, hey, we’re gonna create brochures. We’re gonna create this and this. And not really know whether they’re using it or not. Highspot has been instrumental in that because we were noticing those numbers weren’t looking good. They weren’t sharing things out, they weren’t pitching out, and so we just started having way more conversations with them and that overcame that challenge. We’re in a much better place now where we know what they need. We know what they like and what they don’t like. To build those relationships to be able to sell things. SS: Amazing. And in your opinion, what unique value does an enablement platform offer when it comes to creating and delivering impactful buying experiences? JS: I think it, it goes very much hand in hand with the, the answer for the last question. Having a place where everybody, not just the marketing team, but the sales team and even the product developers can go to and see what’s out there, see what’s being said about their products and how it’s being presented, and then being able to give feedback. That’s incalculable, how amazing that is. Because, you know, before it was SharePoint, it was a folder, or in teams, there’s just channels and you just stick files in there. Nobody has any idea. Whether it’s the newest or the best, or whether it’s good or not. So I think that’s really been an amazing thing for us to be able to use, that it’s not just a repository, I don’t wanna call it a repository, but a place where they can go, a hub, where they can see the latest and know that it’s been qualified and feedback has been given on it. SS: Amazing. And you are actually using Highspot to create some really impressive and interactive experiences, including leveraging digital rooms for trade shows and customer stories. Can you share more about these initiatives? JS: Yeah, no, this is one of the great things that I’ve really enjoyed about working with Highspot is our account managers and we have a biweekly meeting. It’s just a short little meeting where they, we have questions for them, they update us on things. And those meetings have been amazing at finding out, ’cause Highspot is so robust, there’s so much that we. Can use and we don’t even know. So having those conversations, that’s how it came out. We started saying, Hey, we have this huge trade show. We wanna have something interactive on the floor where we can tell stories about how our customers are using our technology. And they suggested digital rooms and they showed it to us. This is, I think still when it had just come out and I thought that sounded perfect. It was an easy interface that was on a touch screen on our floor. Salespeople could walk. Customers over and show them, hey, you’re an underground, minor. Look at this case study. And a video would come up and really, really nice way to interact and then shareable. So that was really just drove it home. You know, you can talk to them, show them and they say, you know, I’m gonna send you this. Here’s your email. And it would go, and it was tracked. So those digital rooms have become something that we’re now using at every trade show. We just used it now in Montreal for one of the big trade shows we were in. And it’s funny because it also opened the door for just. Other Highspot things as well. A lot of, I saw uh, during the week that salespeople were just opening up Highspot on the tablet so they could show them anything. It didn’t just have to be the digital room. They were actually pitching live as if they were on a call or something, but just there on the floor and it was great. It was great to see that. SS: Amazing. What are some of your best practices for creating effective Digital Rooms for your teams to leverage? JS: That theme that I’ve been talking about, about listening to our sales teams is really important for that. They’re the ones that drove what we were telling on that Digital Room, that specific one, and then new ones have come up. So listening to the salespeople and the regional field marketers, we’ve realized, oh. They go to trade shows that are just about underground mining, for example, or just about blasting. And so if we can create a digital room or even teach them to create their own Digital Rooms, that idea has sparked many, many more people wanting to make their own. So we’ve already started making little offshoots of that first one with different flavors. So yeah, that would be my advice. Listen to your salespeople and they could drive exactly the way you need to make things. SS: And speaking about that in rolling out Digital Rooms to your team, I believe you started with your BDR team and are now expanding your focus to your account management team. How are you driving adoption across these teams? JS: Adoption for us has been a challenge from the very beginning. We’re learning at the very beginning what could be done, what couldn’t be done. So we decided to get a little bit more exact with the way we were using Highspot, and that’s what spawned all the, all the new collateral that we’ve created and stored there for them to pitch as well as the Digital Rooms. And so I think starting with our business development managers was just a really obvious way to address something that was needed right away. You know, this is our new business. They’re going out there and trying to grab as many new audiences or even existing customers, but for new technology. So starting with them was great. It was maybe, if you will, a bit more aggressive. A lot of the collateral that we needed, like those Digital Rooms or for right now, we need these conversations to happen. We have now started talking to our account managers as well. We just had a conference of all account managers getting together, I mean our headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, from around the world. And we did started doing the same thing, listening to what they need and what is effective, what’s not for them to communicate with existing customers. So I think that transition and that adoption for the new team, the account managers, as soon as they start also working with their regional business development managers, they realize, oh, okay, I can use this. And then they can take it and use this part. So it’s all connected and I think that adoption’s great. And to be honest, every time I’ve had any sort of enablement where I’m showing. The capabilities of Digital Rooms or Highspot with my team. Just showing them the immediate tracking. You know, that somebody opens the pitch you just sent and you get on your phone, you get a ding, and they love that. As soon as they see that, they’re like, oh my god, that’s amazing. So that I think has also really upped the adoption is people getting excited about it. SS: Amazing. And I love how some of that’s even happening organically now. What impact have you seen so far from leveraging digital rooms to engage your buyers across their journey? And are there any key wins or notable business outcomes you can share? JS: Yes, definitely. Our marketing team has always relied on what we get as feedback from our salespeople, and especially now, that’s the the sort of new strategy we’re taking. So the number of pitches is for us right now, gold is what we look at. If that number starts dropping, we have to see why is that piece not being used? We’re not being pitched, so we’re constantly monitoring. What’s happening as well as just getting verbal feedback or emails. We encourage everyone to give us feedback on pieces. So yeah, I think, uh, the numbers have gone up. The number of pitches have gone up. These digital rooms are going out at every trade show. We made a Spanish version as well that was asked by our LATAM team and I think it’s very obvious when you look at. Before Digital Rooms. We started using it for our big trade show, my expo last September. Before that, the numbers dramatically increased afterwards, so that’s the way we’ve been able to measure that. SS: Amazing. Now, we talked about this at the onset, but with your strong technical background, how do you leverage data and insights to inform and improve the programs that you’re leading? JS: That’s a really good question, especially for our technology and our, our group of suites that we sell specifically because we always talk about data and we always talk about the power of data, being able to help you decide things, making decisions, making changes in your strategy. And so I think for us, talking to our account manager from Highspot, we realized that we can get these reports and it gives us such great insights down to the granular, you know, who’s using what. And that to us is amazing. In our solutions, we do the same thing. We tell our clients that all this data that’s being produced, trucks moving, people driving. Safety operations and planning, everything comes together in a mine and produces data. And if you can grab that data and actually make sense of it and start making decisions based off of it, it’s the best. And we’ve started doing that now with Highspot. We’ve been able to say, this strategy’s not working, let’s move on. Or let’s change it and make it work this way. Or, wow, that one’s really working, we’ve gotta do more of that. So yes, definitely the engineering side of me loves seeing graphs and loves seeing charts that, and not necessarily that always say good things. It’s. Really great when they don’t tell you good things because that’s how you learn. And I think Highspot has that for sure. SS: I love that. Last question for you, Jose. For other product marketing leaders that are looking to improve buyer engagement, especially in this what’s becoming a very digital first world, what is the biggest piece of advice you could give them? JS: Yeah, I think I’ve already mentioned it a couple of times. You probably noticed the theme, but, listening, listening to the people who are using this collateral, who are using these digital rooms or whatever you have in Highspot. And it goes beyond Highspot, of course. It’s your website, anything that you’re creating, videos that you’re posting up on YouTube or wherever you’re doing it, hearing what is effective and what’s not, from the boots on the ground, if you will. They’re the ones who really are gonna be using this stuff. And if they’re not really into it, then you’re not gonna be successful. So that’s my number one piece of advice is listen to them, have conversations with them one-on-one. It really helps. SS: Amazing. Well, Jose, thank you again so much for joining us. I really appreciate it. JS: Of course. Thank you so much for having me. SS: To our audience, thank you for listening to this episode of the Win-Win podcast. Be sure to tune in next time for more insights on how you can maximize enablement success with Highspot.
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Matt and Dennis look at the top 8 running back rooms in the AFC.
The Rising Tensions of WWIII—Trump and Putin's Latest Moves! Unraveling “The Devil of the Ozarks,” an HBO documentary about an Arkansas police chief who is suspected of murder, this film tests his DNA and reveals a 20-year-old rap sheet. Exciting New Career Trend: The “Stay-at-Home Son”! Plus, Exclusive Insights into Sherri Papini's Side of the Story.
Join us for an engaging conversation with Dr. Samantha Brown to learn about simulation rooms in academia. Through Samantha Brown's years of expertise in healthcare as both a clinician and educator, specifically in physical therapy, she demonstrates the importance of a simulation room. This conversation also delves into what a simulation room is and how students utalize it! To get in contact with the HealthMatters staff please contact KJacobs@bu.edu
Welcome to episode 488 of the Learn Polish Podcast, where we dive into the various rooms found in a typical Polish home. Join Roy and Marta as they explore the essential spaces such as kitchens, dining rooms, and living rooms, as well as the differences between a przedpokój and a korytarz. Discover how Polish culture influences the use of these spaces, and learn common vocabulary to describe different home environments. This episode also touches on additional areas like balconies, basements, and terraces, offering a comprehensive guide to Polish home terminology. Whether you're just starting to learn Polish or looking to enhance your language skills, this episode is packed with useful insights and practical language tips. --------- All about Roy / Brain Gym & Virtual Assistants at https://roycoughlan.com/ ___________________
How to hold your clarity when the culture demands your composure There's a kind of tired that has nothing to do with how much you're doing, and everything to do with who you're being asked to be. In this episode, Mischelle names the hidden emotional labor women carry in male-dominated, image-obsessed, and emotionally unsafe spaces. You're not just managing responsibilities, you're managing perception. And your nervous system feels every ounce of it. This isn't a call to be louder. It's an invitation to come back to your own discernment, your own wisdom, and your own presence. Inside this episode: Why your clarity keeps getting misread as “too much”The emotional cost of over-preparing to be perceivedWhat emotional regulation in unsafe rooms actually feels likeHow to reclaim your presence without apologyA micro-reset you can use today, no self-betrayal required Plus, Mischelle shares a networking moment that changed how she sees performance, perception, and her own peace. Resources Mentioned: Take the Emotional Pattern Quiz → https://quiz.mischelleoneal.net/pattern
The New Moon in Gemini invites you to open your mind to new ideas, perspectives and ways to express yourself. What other options are you ready to explore now in your life?Mercury (Storyteller) in Gemini trines Pluto (Transformer) in Aquarius supporting you to go deeper with your narratives and tracking of what's going on underneath the surfaces. Acknowledge the deeper empowering truths that are emerging now.The Sun (Conscious Self) conjoins Mercury in Gemini marking extraordinary opportunities to attune to synchronies, aha moments and revelations. Keep your notebooks handy!Venus (Relational One) conjoins Chiron (Healer) in Aries honoring the deep healing work you've done in the last few months with relationships, values and stewarding your life resources. Shine your unique love to others and the world now.Podcast poem: All the Hemispheres by HafizSupport the showGo to Sheila's website for information for transformational resources: https://www.ontheedgesofchange.comFollow Sheila: https://www.instagram.com/ontheedgesofchange https://www.pinterest.com/ontheedgesofchange
The guys look at the best running back rooms in the NFC.
Ricardo Lungus, Tommy Crenshaw and Anthony North discuss the current QB rooms across the NFL.
Send us a textWe dive into Stephen King's psychological thriller 1408, examining the mental fortitude required to survive a hotel room with a deadly supernatural reputation.• Mental resilience proves crucial when facing psychological horror rather than physical threats• The room manipulates reality and preys on personal traumas, particularly the protagonist's grief over his deceased daughter• Documentation and evidence-gathering emerge as vital tools for maintaining sanity when reality becomes distorted• Adaptability in extreme conditions—from triggering sprinklers during extreme heat to finding warmth during freezing temperatures• Multiple film endings offer different interpretations of what constitutes "survival"• The importance of recognizing warning signs and when ego drives dangerous risk-taking• Hotel superstitions including the common practice of omitting the 13th floor• Comparison with other Stephen King adaptations and psychological horror filmsIf you enjoyed this episode, follow us on social media at Will You Survive the Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, or email us at theboysatwillyousurvivethepodcast.com.
The guys talk the first eight running back rooms in the NFC.
According to research from McKinsey, 70-80% of B2B decision makers prefer remote or digital self-service interactions. So how can you leverage your enablement tech stack to improve the digital buying experience and boost buyer engagement?Shawnna Sumaoang: Hi, and welcome to the Win-Win podcast. I’m your host, Shawnna Sumaoang. Join us as we dive into changing trends in the workplace and how to navigate them successfully. Here to discuss this topic is Lisa Brown, the senior instructional designer at PagerDuty. Thank you for joining us, Lisa. I’d love for you to tell us about yourself, your background, and your role. Lisa Brown: Hi! It’s nice to be here. So, prior to working in enablement, I spent several years working in education at various levels from elementary all the way up to higher education. But the thing that I loved most about those roles was when I got to create learning programs and training materials. So eventually I made the jump into enablement as an instructional designer about seven years ago. I’ve now been at PagerDuty for almost three years, and like you said, I’m the senior instructional designer that supports field enablement. So in my role, I create training materials, e-learnings, I consult on adult learning principles, and I also support the administration and architecture of Highspot. SS: Amazing. And on the note of Highspot, I know that your organization implemented Highspot earlier this year, making the switch from a a previous enablement platform. Can you tell us about some of the key things that your team is prioritizing this year and how that led you to evolve your enablement tech stack? LB: Yeah, so one of our biggest priorities this year has been focused on data-driven enablement. When we made the switch to Highspot, we wanted to move beyond just responding into a motion that was more proactive. We’re looking closely at what the data is telling us. Things like what content the field is actually using, what’s being searched for in our platforms and where there could be gaps. This way we can partner with leadership to plan more meaningful enablement that might fill those gaps. This visibility into the data has also helped us take a more strategic approach to the content curation that we’re working with by developing a more structured governance plan. We’re not just filling a library with content, removing what’s outdated. We’re highlighting what’s working, and we’re making sure that everything that’s available is relevant and easy for the field to find. This is also really helping us strengthen our feedback loops with other departments by having a structured governance in place. Content contributors and SMEs are charged with more regular evaluation of their content. Things like, is it up to date and current? Is it relevant still? Is it being used by the field? And this allows more insights for them as they’re updating their content as well as our own means for data evaluation. But it’s also continuously providing value to our field users because they can remain confident that the content that they’re using is the most accurate information and it’s the most up-to-date. So I think to summarize, for us, it’s all about making that seller experience much more smooth and impactful. It’s making it easier for them to get what they need when they need it, so that they can focus on building relationships and driving results with their customers, not on finding content. SS: I love that. And another area where you have already started to see amazing success is through the use of Digital Rooms. I’d love it if you could share a little bit more about the role that Digital Rooms are playing in your enablement strategy. LB: Yeah, so when we rolled out Highspot, we knew that driving excitement and adoption would be critical, especially because this was another tool change for our field, and you can get a lot of fatigue from that. So we really leaned into the value of Digital Rooms, almost like a marketing hook internally. Rooms were not just a new feature. They represented a new way to engage with customers more personally. Digital Rooms allow the field to deliver a curated and branded experience that’s not only more engaging for the buyer, but it also provides more data for the seller. We can see who’s opening what, how long they’re spending on the content, how long they’re spending in the room, and then we can use that to coach our reps on follow ups and personalization as well as the benefit that they’re seeing and that they can make their own decisions on. Now that we are a few months out from our launch, we are embedding digital room usage into other training programs across all of our enablement programs. We’re incorporating it into the deal strategy especially for complex sales and renewal motions where we all know that that relationship building is especially critical. SS: Absolutely. And what are some of the challenges that you’ve seen reps face today, and how are you leveraging Digital Rooms to help solve these challenges? LB: One of the biggest challenges that our reps are facing is getting to the right buyer and not stopping at a single point of contact. We know how important multi-threading is, especially in today’s buying environment, where decisions often involve multiple stakeholders across different levels of an organization. So that’s where digital rooms have really become a strategic tool for us. We’re not using them just to share content, but we’re using them to open up the buying committee because the digital room is something that our champions can share internally. We’re seeing it lead to the creation of new contacts that we might not have access to otherwise or without using this tool. Another key benefit that we’re getting from this is the engagement data. Like I said, reps can see what’s being viewed by who and how often, which is giving them a much clearer picture of what the customer is actually interested in and where they might need to pivot the conversation or go deeper in that conversation. Overall, we see Digital Rooms as a way not to just deliver content, but to gain visibility, create momentum inside the customer’s organization, and drive more strategic engagement with potential customers or existing customers. SS: Can you tell me a little bit more about that? What are some of your best practices for building effective Digital Rooms? LB: So our best practices, I’ve tried to kind of summarize it, narrow it down a little bit, but I think the biggest way to summarize it is really comes down to being intentional and buyer centric. From the start, we’ve encouraged our reps to start with the buyer in mind, which means customizing the room based on the customer’s industry, the role and their specific pain points. The content in those rooms should really feel like it was curated for their industry, their role, their pain points, other than just being a generic collection of assets. Second, we’ve advised our reps to build the digital room early in the buying journey, ideally right after the first meeting or contact, and then treat it like a living resource. After every call or email exchange, the room gets updated with relevant follow-ups, next steps or new content that might have been discussed or that could be relevant. It becomes a shared space that really reflects the progress of the deal by doing that. Another key best practice that we have is to use the metrics, and I know I keep talking about the metrics, but they’re so important with, I think every industry today. The Engagement Center really provides a lot of insight into what the customers are actually spending time with, which is giving them a much clearer picture of what content is relevant or if we need to reframe conversations in any way. And then when we see someone new accessing the room and the content that they’re accessing, it often means that the deal could be expanding internally, which gives the reps a natural reason to either follow up or to create new contacts and multithread that relationship. SS: Amazing. Well, like I said, you guys are doing amazing things with Digital Rooms now. When you were rolling out Digital Rooms to your teams, you led a series of workshops at your regional enablement summit for your global teams. How did you design and deliver these workshops? LB: Yeah, it was really great timing because we had already scheduled our regional enablement summits, and it happened to fall shortly after we enabled Highspot, so it was just really perfect timing for us. I started designing these workshops by assessing the baseline familiarity with Digital Rooms. By our teams at PagerDuty. Looking at the data from our former platform, over 90% of our current field reps had used a Digital Room before. Over 90% of people had never touched a Digital Room here at PagerDuty. That told me that we really needed to start with the fundamentals, not just the how to, but also the why. So the workshops began with an overview of what Digital Rooms are, why they matter, and how they support both the buyer journey and our internal selling process. From there, I moved into the practical side by introducing how reps could upload custom content or customer specific content into their personal spots, so that way it was ready to drop into a digital room whenever it was needed. And then we covered off best practices, things like content curation and visual presentation, and then using the metrics to guide the further engagement with their customers. Next, I walked through a demo of building a Room, but the most important part of this was when we allowed for hands-on practice in that Room. It was a safe, non-customer facing environment, so I really wanted to allow the field to get their hands on the tool. Explore it, make mistakes, ask questions, and get support from me and my team that were in the Room, and this was all before they were sending anything to a customer. No customer was going to see this, so it was really, really a safe space for them. I wrapped up with clear next steps, like sending your first room and then reviewing engagement metrics. Partnering with your manager to strategize those follow-ups, so that way they had a really clear plan of action to leave the room with. I think that that combination of education, practice, and action made our rollout feel approachable and immediately applicable for the field. SS: I love that. Well, like I said, as I’ve alluded to, you guys have seen an impressive adoption since the rollout with over 300 external shares of Digital Rooms. What have been your best practices for driving and maintaining high adoption? LB: So a big part of our adoption success came down to how we launched. I mean, I just talked about it, but we didn’t just announce Digital Rooms and say have at it. We built a foundation through our in-person training, and that allowed us to get the reps comfortable with the tool in a hands-on and low pressure setting. They had time to practice and ask questions before feeling the pressure of, oh, this is going to get sent to a customer. This was just a safe space for them to practice. We also emphasized why the rooms matter, not just what they do, and framing them as tools that support multi-threading personalization and deeper customer engagement helped the reps understand the strategic value, and it really connected with a lot of what they’re struggling with right now. So it made the tool even more meaningful and has helped our adoption stay a lot stickier. Since launch, we have been working on keeping the momentum going by highlighting success stories, building a library of assets to make the rooms easier to build and reinforcing best practices through manager enablement and follow-up training. We’re really trying to make it as easy as possible to use while showing the value and celebrating our wins along the way. SS: I love that. I think celebrating those wins is absolutely important. And along with driving high adoption, you’ve also seen really great customer engagement. Can you tell us about the impact Digital Rooms are having on the buyer experience? LB: We have heard from our sellers that one of the biggest things that customers appreciate about the digital rooms is simply the convenience of it. They have everything in one place. Instead of having to dig through tons of emails or links that might have been shared or various slacks, they instead, they just get a centralized hub that’s clean and organized and tailored exactly for their needs. A great example of this came from one of our reps after our cornerstone event called PagerDuty on tour that we held this spring. This rep created a Digital Room as a follow-up, not just for the attendees that were at the event, but also for customers who weren’t able to make it. It included highlights from the event, key resources and next steps all in one single place. It turned what could have been a very generic thank you email into something that was more personal and valuable to those customers, whether or not they attended the event. That kind of personalized follow-up keeps the conversation going and it shows the customer that we’re thinking about their experience and not just our internal sales process. And because the room is dynamic, those reps can continue to update it as the relationship evolves, which keeps that engagement alive long after the initial touchpoint. So from a buyer experience standpoint, Digital Rooms are helping us move away from those transactional follow-up emails towards a more thoughtful relationship based engagement. SS: Very cool. And after seeing some of these early wins, what are you hoping to achieve next as you continue to evolve how your teams are leveraging Digital Rooms? LB: Now that we’ve laid the groundwork and seen strong early adoption, our next focus is on depth of usage and consistency. We want to ensure that the field continues to use the Digital Rooms, they maintain them as a living asset during their deals, and that they can continue to use the engagement metrics to help drive next steps and actions. We’re also working on building out more examples that are industry specific to make it even easier for our reps to scale their efforts while driving personalized experiences. This is in addition to highlighting good examples from the field and the successes that they’ve seen, because I think it’s really important to have that peer-to-peer learning element and have that engagement within the field themselves. From a measurement standpoint, we’re looking to tie engagement with Digital Rooms to deal outcomes so that we can better understand where our reps are moving the needle. SS: How exciting. Oh, last question for you, Lisa, and again, I appreciate you taking the time to talk us through all that you guys have done at PagerDuty. I would love to understand if you could give one piece of advice to other teams looking to get started with Digital Rooms, what would it be? LB: My biggest piece of advice is to start simple and make it applicable. Focus on creating space for your teams to get hands on and give them a safe environment to explore the tool. Build those templates that they can immediately use with their customers and also show them how using a Digital Room maps to their existing workflows so that it makes it as easy as possible for them to start implementing the tool in their day-to-day without it stressing them out about just another tool that they have to use. It’s something that they want to use to keep their buyers engaged. SS: I love that advice. I absolutely love that. Well, again, Lisa, thank you so much for joining us. I really appreciate your time today. LB: Thank you. I appreciate it. SS: To our audience, thank you for listening to this episode of the Win-Win podcast. Be sure to tune in next time from our insights on how you can maximize enablement success with Highspot.
If you've been feeling stuck, unseen, or like your momentum has mysteriously vanished — this episode is your wake-up call. In today's episode I'm “coming in hot” to talk about one of the most damaging mistakes high 6- and 7-figure entrepreneurs are making right now: staying in rooms that are no longer aligned, profitable, or growth-focused. Whether it's a mastermind you've outgrown, a networking event filled with peers instead of buyers, or a business community that doesn't reflect your values — being in the wrong room is costing you more than just time. It's draining your energy, stunting your growth, and slowly killing your confidence. I'm going to break down: The four hidden costs of being in the wrong room — and why the emotional damage might be the worst of all The types of rooms you need to leave ASAP — even if they used to “work” The surprising mindset shifts that keep successful entrepreneurs stuck in misaligned spaces The three-part process for finding your next “Hell Yes!” room, even if you're not totally sure what it is yet I'm also going to share a tool to help you evaluate your current spaces and take immediate action to realign your business and growth strategy. By the end of this episode, you're going to have clarity on where you're playing small, the rooms you don't want to be in, and how to make your way to the right rooms that will give your business an instant up-level. Mentioned in this episode Get in the Right Rooms: Room Audit Worksheet Subscribe to Email List Leave a Podcast Review Work/Connect with me: Offer Optimization Scorecard Book a Call Tune in to start taking your business and life to the next level today and don't forget to subscribe or follow the podcast to make sure you don't miss any future episodes. Visit https://jessicamillercoaching.com/ to learn more. You can also follow me on Instagram (@jessicadioguardimiller) and Facebook.
Hawk Mikado shares his experience renting properties by the room and how he doubled his cash flow using this strategy.We discuss why he prefers renting to people staying just a few months instead of locking in year-long leases, how he chooses the perfect properties, and the ideal number of bedrooms and bathrooms.Hawk also shares how he manages everything remotely, even while living in a different state. And of course, we dig into the numbers. Hawk opens his books and shows us exactly how much he's making per property.https://rentalincomepodcast.com/episode522Thanks To Our Sponsors:Ridge Lending Group - Making the investment Mortgage process stress-free and straightforward.MidSouth HomeBuyers – Turnkey Rentals In Memphis & Little Rock. Instant Cash Flow On Day One. (Priced between $100,000 to low $200's)
Today we take on some of the questions we get from parents. How can you give room freedom if your teenager shares that room with a sibling? What can parents do about making sure their adolescent is eating well? Also, Jessica accidentally hits a nerve with Dr. Ken by asking about what sources parents use to get parenting advice. Cue the soapbox. If you have a minute, please leave us a review. We love hearing listeners encouraging other listeners. You can order Dr. Ken's book "Feeding The Mouth That Bites You" here: https://a.co/d/hBnlbzI Got questions or feedback? We want to hear from you! podcast@feedingthemouth.com Music provided by the great John David Kent - https://www.johndavidkent.com/
Tuesday's 7am hour of Mac & Cube started off with Cole catching grief for his thoughts on the best SEC RB rooms; then, Pat Forde, from Sports Illustrated, tells us why USC vs. Notre Dame is in danger of going away & what can be done to keep the rivalry going; later, the guys get annoyed at the reasoning, or lack thereof, as to why some rivalries have gone away; and finally, speaking of rivalries, Cole & Greg say why some rivalries should go away. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Following up on our offensive line ranking, Cole Cubelic is here with the top five running back rooms in the SEC heading into the 2025 season. We know you have thoughts so sound off in the comments. Title Sponsor: WICKLES PICKLES: Wickedly delicious. Head to wicklespickles.com for products, recipes, and merch. This episode is also brought to you by: Gameday Men's Health: Go to gamedaymenshealth.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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“Creating the escape room becomes the escape room.” New York City is REPOD co-host David Spira's home market. Whenever he's recommending escape rooms to guests and visitors, his favorite go-to is MyssTic Escape Rooms in Brooklyn, NY. Two of their escape rooms have won Golden Lock awards: Ghost Light, and their newest game, The Bird. Gara Roda and Moritz Marti, the co-founders of MyssTic Rooms, join us today on REPOD to talk about the challenges of building a world class escape room in bustling New York City, especially when they are far from their home countries. There are many reasons it's challenging to build escape rooms in NYC. Real estate is expensive, the hurdles of navigating the city's fire codes are many, and square footage is at a premium. An affordable place for their business meant a basement location which came with its own set of complications. A near catastrophic flood in the early days led to some pretty impressive flood mitigation. Shortly after they first opened, a tragic fire occurred in an escape room in Poland, which led to a crackdown by fire inspectors all over the world, but with especially tight restrictions in New York. Gara and Moritz persevered, despite all the setbacks, and it was inspiring to hear them talk about how all the different constraints led to more creativity. As David points out, even though their games are small in comparison to other escape rooms, "every single nook and cranny had an abundance of detail." These two escape room creators have endured seemingly insurmountable obstacles, and yet have recently just been honored with another Golden Lock award for their newest game, The Bird. They mention at the end of the episode that eventually they are looking to move back to Europe and are open to finding a partner or even possibly a buyer. So hit 'em up if this sounds interesting to you. Full Show Notes Episode Sponsors Thank you to our sponsors: Weldwood Marketing, Buzzshot, COGS by Clockwork Dog, Hive: The Race to Save Time Puzzle Hunt, and Patreon supporters like you. Weldwood Marketing Maximize your online presence with Weldwood Marketing. It's a one-stop shop for digital marketing—specializing in web design, SEO, online ads, and best business practices. They can even manage all your integrations so you can track the customer journey from clicking on an ad to booking your game. Let Weldwood help unlock more money for your business. Special offer exclusively for REPOD listeners: Weldwood rarely offers discounts, but they did for us. REPOD listeners get 15% off Marketing Services for the first 3 months, PLUS $750 off escape room websites. Schedule your Discovery Call and mention REPOD in the notes! Visit weldwoodmarketing.com/repod to learn more about this exclusive offer. Buzzshot Buzzshot is Escape Room Software, Powering Business Growth, Player Marketing, and improving the Customer Experience. They offer an assortment of pre and post game features including robust waiver management, branded team photos, and streamlined review management for Yelp, TripAdvisor, Google Reviews, and Morty. Buzzshot now has integration with the other REPOD sponsors: Morty and COGS. Special Offer for REPOD Listeners: REPOD listeners get an extended 21-day free trial plus 20% off your first 3 months, with no set-up fees or hidden charges. Visit buzzshot.com/repod to learn more about this exclusive offer. COGS COGS by Clockwork Dog is an easy to use software/ hardware platform for running interactive events, including escape rooms, and other immersive experiences. They have plug & play hardware that seamlessly integrates with their software so you can create a show with lighting and sound cues without having to write a single line of code. Map all kinds of inputs to outputs by building up simple logic steps which determine what you want to happen and when. Special Offer for REPOD Listeners: REPOD listeners can get the COGS Starter Set for only $130 + free shipping to the USA. This bundle is usually valued at $257. You can learn more and purchase your Starter Set at cogs.show. Use code REPOD at checkout. Hive: The Race to Save Time Puzzle Hunt Based on the new Madders of Time series by bestselling author DL Orton. Registration opens May 1, 2025 Hive: The Race to Save Time runs from May 16-26, 2025 Over $1,000 in Prizes, winners determined by sweepstakes. Purchase of the book or free alternative method of entry registration is required to participate, but the e-book will be available for just 99 cents while the hunt is running. Visit Hive: The Race to Save Time website for more details. Preorder the book today! Become a Patron Today! Supporitng us on Patreon helps to fund our work, pay our team, and it grants you access to an incredible library of bonus content including: The REPOD Bonus Show The Spoilers Club The Travelogue Series Thank you to all of our ongoing supporters
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Have you ever had one of those dreams where you discover other rooms in your apartment? Like, suddenly there's a door you never noticed before, and beyond it is all the extra space you always wish you had? Or maybe you've had the nightmare version where you open your closet door and instead of your clothes, you're looking at some kind of medieval torture dungeon. What would you do if you actually found a hole in your home leading to somewhere else.... "Strange and Unexplained" is a podcast from Grab Bag Collab & Three Goose Entertainment and is a journey into the uncomfortable and the unknowable that will leave you both laughing and sleeping with the lights on. You can get early and ad-free episodes on the Grab Bag Patreon page. Follow us on Instagram
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