Podcast appearances and mentions of scott jon

Gen Z is reshaping the frozen food game… and they're not settling for TV dinners. But while they're hungry for health and convenience, there's a catch: the price tag. Can wellness-focused frozen meals stay accessible, or are they becoming a luxury in disguise? The hosts discuss, and also sample Korean-style hard seltzers, culturally-inspired craft sodas and a potentially game-changing brand of non-alcoholic spirits. Show notes: 0:35: Voice Nail. A Notable List. Investors Here. Bites & Chews. So Long, Stouffer's. Trash Panda. NA Negronis. – The hosts chat about disliking the sound of their own voices before spotlighting the release of the 2025 NOSH Notables list, which honors leaders and innovators in food. They also highlight the number of investors registered for Taste Radio's Chicago Meetup, which takes place on August 14. Mike and John discuss standout finds from a recent UNFI show, including latke-inspired crisps, “baguette bites,” and low-sugar gummies. The hosts then turn their attention toward the growing trend of premium frozen meals and note the balance between health, convenience, and cost as a key consumer concern. They wrap up the show with a sampling of a hard seltzer made with fermented rice, a Twizzler-style candy brand, and a brand of alcohol alternatives that de-alcoholizes wine and spirits to create products that closely mimic whiskey, Campari, mezcal and more. Brands in this episode: Hoste Cocktails, Chomps, Little Latke, YAW!, Happy Candy, Better Sour, Behave, Stouffer's, Hungry Man, Vital Pursuit, Blue Zones Kitchen, Scott & Jon's, Mason Dixie Foods, SWRL, Afro Pop, Froot Thief, Twizzlers, Undone Drinks, Campari, Aperol

Scott Jon McCook, an aerial landscape photographer from Western Australia, transports viewers into the mesmerizing terrains of Australia and New Zealand through his fine art abstract style. Known for his approachable and friendly demeanor, Scott captures the hidden beauty of the world from above, blending technical skill with genuine emotion to showcase the textures and colors of these landscapes in a uniquely captivating way.   Scott's background in concrete repair and waterproofing running his own business since he was 27, has helped him in establishing a celebrated photography career.  This began with a transformative trip to Vietnam and Cambodia. Inspired by this experience, he delved into photography, focusing on aerial landscapes that reveal the intricate details of Western Australia's ancient terrains. Over the past 15 years, he has developed a storytelling approach to photography, uncovering aspects of nature that often go unnoticed.   In this conversation, Scott shares insights into the meticulous planning required for aerial shots, his creative process, and the environmental themes woven into his work. He also discusses the influence of social media, the impact of AI on photography, and his experiences in teaching through successful workshops. With engaging anecdotes, Scott reflects on his memorable journeys and the balance between artistic expression and environmental advocacy, inspiring aspiring photographers to look beyond the ordinary. I hope you enjoy the show!   You can find Scott's work  here: Website: https://scottjonaerialart.com.au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scottjonphotography Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottjonphotography/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@scottjonphotography Twitter/X: https://x.com/scottjonphotography     Listen to this and other episodes wherever you find your podcasts or on https://grantswinbournephotography.com/lpw-podcast Or subscribe to my YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@grantswinbournephotography   Theme music: Liturgy Of The Street by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com   #ScottJonPhotography #AerialPhotography #LandscapePhotography #AustraliaLandscapes #FineArtPhotography #NewZealandPhotography #EnvironmentalPhotography #PhotographyWorkshops #AbstractArt #PhotographyInspiration

Collaborations – the good, the strange, and the wow – anchor this episode. The hosts debate whether a tomato-based wine co-created by Pizza Hut can help change the fortunes of a sluggish industry and discuss an unusual, but effective, marketing campaign featuring a partnership between sex workers and non-alcoholic spirits. This episode features an interview with Bella Hughes and Semira Nikou, the co-founders of better-for-you gummy brand Better Sour, which recently collaborated with Disney on a new product that celebrates the release of the movie “Moana 2.” Show notes: 0:25: Haven't Seen It. Just Ask, We'll Answer. Stop Wine-ing. Mike's New Meme. Brodo FTW. Breakfast Shrimp. — No, not everyone has streamed Moana. The hosts urge listeners not to miss out on the upcoming events and share tips on how attendees can prepare for them. They're also divided on a libation created to pair with a popular Italian dish. Ray highlights The Free Spirit Co.'d provocative take on non-alc naysayers before spreading the wealth of broth sent to the office. The hosts also riff on fruit punch and Jacqui's unusual first meal of the day. 27:55: Bella Hughes & Semira Nikou, Co-Founders, Better Sour – Bella and Semira talk about their backstory as friends and founders and the genesis of Better Sour, the brand's growth strategy and how it's positioned to appeal to modern consumers. They also discussed the company's partnership with Disney and how they prepared for the rollout of the new flavor and how they're maintaining Better Sour's focus and trajectory amid a wave of new opportunities for the brand. Brands in this episode: Better Sour, Minor Figures, Proxies, Basic Cellars, Lemonday, Lemon Perfect, Plezi, Hawaiian Punch, Hodo, Scott & Jon's

What would you do differently if you knew then what you know now? Good question, but not practical, because that is obviously not going to happen. Still, some people have “been there” before you, and even if they cannot guide you step by step — they can lay out some master plans and give you some tips on how to advance your cybersecurity career.This is a field that is constantly changing. So even if you did know what and where you want to be tomorrow, there's a good chance that you would adjust your destination (and goals) as you go; but it sure would be nice to have some guidelines to start on the right path, to receive some advice, and maybe even a guide as you climb up that mountain.Jax, Kim, Gerald, and Jon come from different backgrounds, experiences, and all have diverse skills. Nevertheless, they are all extremely valuable for anyone who is about to embark on, or needs some guidance along the way through, their infosec profession adventure.Join us as we learn what inspired them to co-author this book, what they bring to the table, teach, and even learn from each other as they wrote this Cybersecurity Career Master Plan.There is something for everyone in this book, even for themselves.Listen up and let us know your thoughts.___________________About the bookCybersecurity is an emerging career trend and will continue to become increasingly important. Despite the lucrative pay and significant career growth opportunities, many people are unsure of how to get started.This book is designed by leading industry experts to help you enter the world of cybersecurity with confidence, covering everything from gaining the right certification to tips and tools for finding your first job. The book starts by helping you gain a foundational understanding of cybersecurity, covering cyber law, cyber policy, and frameworks. Next, you'll focus on how to choose the career field best suited to you from options such as security operations, penetration testing, and risk analysis. The book also guides you through the different certification options as well as the pros and cons of a formal college education versus formal certificate courses. Later, you'll discover the importance of defining and understanding your brand. Finally, you'll get up to speed with different career paths and learning opportunities.By the end of this cyber book, you will have gained the knowledge you need to clearly define your career path and develop goals relating to career progression.____________________________GuestsDr. Gerald AugerOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/geraldauger/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/gerald_augerJaclyn (Jax) ScottOn ITSPmagazine  

CORE SPECIAL: Summer Fest 2021 Commentary with Scott & Jon

CORE SPECIAL: Summer Fest 2021 Commentary with Scott & Jon

One of the most frequently asked questions is how to scale a business into a national brand. The answer definitely requires more than one podcast episode, but today we have an opportunity to talk to a food company founder who has done it and hear the lessons he’s learned along the way. Today on the Real Food Brands Podcast, host and Brand Strategist Katie Mleziva sits down with Scott Demers, co-founder of Scott & Jon’s premium frozen seafood meals. We learn how the brothers made the decision to leave their jobs to launch their business and start their journey to becoming a national brand. In This Episode: How Scott & Jon evolved their business and brand over time.  Why having no capital can be a gift when you’re starting out. Scott and Jon’s simple litmus test for deciding to rebrand. How the brothers identified a white space they could occupy in the frozen food category. Why outsourcing their salesforce worked for them. The connections that helped them pivot their product. How to find the right brokers who will grow with you. Why Scott obsesses over the in-store experience. Resources: Natural Products Expo East Natural Products Expo West Summer Fancy Food Show Frozen and Refrigerated Buyer The Shelby Report Ep #23: How to Find Your Unfair Advantage Real Food Brands Marketing Roundtable Facebook Group Real Food Brands website (download your Brand Checkup Scorecard here)

Time for Scott Jon and Patrick to get all up in E3 Square Enix 2019. It's a mixed bag, but you'll have to listen to find out why.

Time for Scott Jon and Patrick to get all up in E3 Square Enix 2019. It's a mixed bag, but you'll have to listen to find out why.

Scott Jon and Patrick sum up the PC Gaming Show! Which was WAY better than the last two years.