Podcasts about scrubbing bubbles

Despite all of the time we had this weekend to relax, Tom still didn't get enough sleep! On today's show we talk about dogs starting house fires, murderous Scrubbing Bubbles, and the new best Ace Cosby Joke of the Day! Enjoy every segment of today's BOB & TOM Show. Join Tom Griswold, Chick McGee, Kristi Lee, Josh Arnold, Pat Godwin, and Willie Griswold for a blend of comedy, talk, news, and sports. Avoid the commercials and get the full show without ads through B&T VIP. Subscribe now at BobandTom.com/VIP. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Play is an integral part of this practice. Let's not take ourselves too seriously!The Guides and Beings of Light are present for us this week to share a sweet, fun practice that involves clearing away all that is ready to be released with effervescent bubbles! Light-filled energies that arise from below move through our energy field and attach to all that is of a lower energy, that which is holding us in a range of frequencies that we are ready to move is easily released. Come play with us!

Welcome to "Curd is the Word" - episode 9! In this episode, we unravel the cheesy wonders of Uplands Cheese's seasonal delight, Rush Creek Reserve—think creamy, dreamy goodness in every bite. Switching gears, we explore Nettle Meadow's Fromage Blanc, which is uniquely infused with honey and lavender, creating a flavor symphony that's soft and irresistible. We'll also kick off 2024 with a sneak peek into the exciting world of cheese events. Plus, join me as I draw surprising parallels between Champagne and Scrubbing Bubbles toilet cleaner—trust me, it's intriguing! And for the true cheese connoisseurs, I delve into detailed tasting notes for both stars of the show. Get ready to embark on a flavorful journey that will leave your taste buds tingling and your curiosity piqued. Sound effects by Pixabay.Featured cheese:Uplands Cheese | Rush Creek ReserveNettle Meadow | Fromage Blanc, Honey LavenderFeatured events:Fonduel | Cheesemonger InvitationalJanuary 18 - New York, NYFancy Food Show | SFAJanuary 21-23 | Las Vegas, NVCertificate Program in Cheese Studies | Boston Universitystarts January 24 - Boston, MAThe B's Cheese DIY Charcuterie Board classesselect dates in Februrary - NJCheese + Dairy Products Show | Salon du FromageFebruary 25-27 | Paris, FranceArtisan Cheese Festival | CA Cheese GuildMarch 22-24 | Sonoma County, CAFollow along on IG for more cheesy inspiration @TheBsCheese or at my website www.thebscheese.com and cheese suggestions are always welcome. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and leave a review!

In this episode of The Voiceover Gurus Podcast, Linda invites Australian voice actor, Matt Cowlrick, to discuss the essential elements of a successful career in voiceover. Matt shares insights on how having a diverse range of accents and vocal ranges can help voice actors tap into a broader range of opportunities and build a long-lasting career. Listen and learn about how Matt has made it work for decades. About Matt: Matt Cowlrick has been a full-time voice actor for over a decade. He records every day from his personal Source-Connect and ISDN studio, mostly in the genres of commercial, corporate and animation/character.   He works in multiple accents and vocal ranges with some of the biggest brands in the world. Select national campaign voice work includes TD Bank, GMC, McDonalds in Canada, BabyBel, Scrubbing Bubbles, Hilton, WorkDay in the US, Trex Decks in the UK and VistaPrint in Australia. He has performed promo work for AMC, Discovery, and Paramount+. Some of his animation and video game credits are Pirate Express (TELETOON), My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Chuck's Choice, World of Warcraft and Littlest Pet Shop and Loki and additional characters in Marvel Super Hero Adventures.   Visit Matt's production company website: https://www.timbersound.ca/#about And consulting website: https://www.timbercreative.ca/   FOR MORE INFO ON THE SHOW, PLEASE VISIT: Coaching Website: https://voiceover.guru/  and https://learnwiththegurus.com/ Linda Bruno Voice Actress  https://www.lindabruno.com Alyssa Jayson Actress and Musician http://www.alyssajayson.com Join our Circle Community: https://the-voiceover-gurus.circle.so/home

Labor Day has arrived, which means the unofficial end of summer. For gamers the beginning of fall means only one thing, some of the 2023's biggest releases are almost upon us! Even more important than that news is the start of a brand-new Halloween influenced tournament! We promised release dates, and we have several going all the way to November. For those who are not willing to wait, Gunbrella is releasing this month. For those who looking for something to do on a cold wet day in October, can look forward to Long Gone Days and the remake of Front Mission 2. And for the those who like to get their holiday shopping done early, November sees several releases, including the holiday themed Ebenezer and the Invisible World.  On very rare occasions do the Grinders get to all review a movie together. Although they have their own reviews, the Grinders all saw The Flash. Is it the worst superhero movie of the year, the decade, or all existence? Or maybe it was fantastic? Besides the Flash, Frank also reviewed some horror movies and Eric reviewed the classic Jurassic Park 3-D. It isn't all fun and games for the Grinders as they have a long list of Stinkos. DC fans are still mourning the loss of beloved Kevin Conroy, only to be hit with the devastating news that the massively talented Arleen Sorkin has died. It was also sad news for gameshow fans as the legendary Bob Barker has also died. Adding to the tragedy, the Grinders also address a couple of mental health related shootings.  To counteract the sadness of the Stinkos, the Grinders have several Sweetos to bring up the mood! They are all good, but they pale in comparison to Frank's ultimate Sweeto, his brand-new car!  Even better news than getting a new car is a brand-new tournament! With Halloween right around the corner, the Grinders made a list of a popular costume choice: the product mascot! 64 of the best consumer mascots are about to square off to determine who is rightfully the greatest mascot of them all! With a new tournament comes vicious new rumors, like these: I heard it through the grapevine that the California Raisins hate chocolate in a thin candy shell. Mr. Peanut personally blames the Scrubbing Bubbles for his need to use a monocle. Smokey the Bear and Morris the Cat used to be great friends, until they both fell in love with Lamb Chop and began a vicious rivalry. Elves are constantly at war with other factions of elves, and none hate each other more that the tree dwelling Keeblers and the pantry living Snap, Crackle, and Pop. The Crash Test Dummies need a new airbag, and they have volunteered Twinkie the Kid. Spudz McKenzie has a new furry chew toy that just keeps going and going and going and going and..... With unofficial fall here and real fall just a few weeks away, we will have less sunlight, colder weather, and more rain. Perfect weather to be a gamer!           I'm confused. Can anyone explain to me why Sony made a fat Batarang?  A Fatarang, so to speak.          

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Check out our stories on IG (@theqmorningshow) to see our listeners with the most unopened emails on their home screen!  Also this morning, Morgan and David had their worst date night ever, and they were supposed to be celebrating a monumental occasion!  Bill believes his wife Paula is passive-aggressive and he presents his evidence on why he feels this way.  Kathleen from Bay Village called in for "Am I The Bleephole".  Her daughter is home steaming mad at Kathleen right now....is Kathleen really the bleephole for what she did?  Plus, Battle of the Burbs, an update on the Gwyneth Paltrow trial, and so much more!  

Some scares. Some science. Enjoy this October journey into our rational - and irrational - fears.

Rob is away so the threesome push on without him. The episode title is our lead story. We also cover Biden V Doocy, Herschel Walker's problems with the truth, John Durham V Ham Sandwich, AirBnBust, Scrubbing Bubbles, the Vet is expensive and Dental Care is Health Care. Please excuse Tony's language.Thanks for listening.

Matt Cowlrick voice over career spans over 20 countries,utilizing multiple accents and through a variety of genres.He's been the commercial brand voice for major companies like TD Bank, BabyBel,Scrubbing Bubbles, and VistaPrint,He's voiced promo campaigns on AMC and Paramount+and played lead and recurring characters on series like My Little Pony,Marvel Superheroes, and the Littlest Pet Shop.Plus, he's an expert at direct marketing managed through a CRM. 

What happens when you forget your list on the counter at your house?I am not sure about your house, but in mine we apparently get a download from The Holy Spirit and have a message to tell.Have you been feeling like you are unclean. A little more covered in soil and can't be clean by God. May just the tv, music or things you have been around lately have convicted you a little more about where you have been and where you should be?There is nothing that God doesn't already know, He awaits your prayer incense. He awaits your voice to cleanse you and talk. He is our deepest and BIGGEST cleansing agent for our lives. Even a fresh shower can't hold up to what God wants to do in and for you!!!TAKE A LISTEN!

Oh hey, didn't see ya there. Welcome to the podcast. Another classic banger of an episode for you. Tyler checks out what's up with Scrubbing Bubbles. Then Robin hits up Craigslist Missed Connections. Shultz provides his legendary commentary. Don't wanna miss this one, folks. Shultz's music recommendation: Death Goals - The Horrible and the Miserable Drop us a line: thatsoundsfakepodcast@gmail.com

After a brief diversion in the shape of our Dragon Con panel, we are BACK to continue our journey through all of Doctor Who as we get started with Season 5 of the show. This episode, we discuss a story where our heroes get drawn into a remake of The Mummy starring a rag-tag group of archaeologists, some logicians, and the Cybermen… it’s The Tomb of the Cybermen!   Over the course of the episode, Julie praises Victoria’s characterisation, Anthony’s mind goes to the gutter, Reilly ponders whether the Scrubbing Bubbles brand is part of a Cyberman plot, and Don discusses the inferiority complex of the Brotherhood of Logicians. The whole team questions the archaeological method on display in this story and whether it was sensible in any way, shape, or form.   For those of you who want to watch this along with us, this story is available on DVD from via Amazon UK as part of the Revisitations 3 box set, and as a standalone release through Amazon US. It’s also available for streaming on Britbox US and Britbox UK.   Other media mentioned in this episode: Out of the Unknown (Amazon US | Amazon UK) Doomwatch (Amazon UK only) The Mummy [Hammer] (Amazon US | Amazon UK) The Mummy Trilogy [Universal] (Amazon US | Amazon UK) The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb (Amazon US | Amazon UK) Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Complete Series (Amazon US | Amazon UK) Through Time: An Unauthorized and Unofficial History of Doctor Who, by Andrew Cartmel (Amazon US | Amazon UK)   Finally, you can also follow us and interact with us on various forms of social media - Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can also e-mail us at watchers4d@gmail.com. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating or review.

New products get released every year, but with very little innovation, what do you want to see improved? Listen in for details about Episode 200

Hour 2 Cheap Scrubbing Bubbles? You betcha! WGIG-AM and FM in Brunswick, GA

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What’s the best way to use your product marketing to connect with your audience? It’s all about painting a mental picture. Learn how to communicate your unique selling proposition most effectively. The key is using simplicity and familiarity. When introducing your product don’t overcomplicate it. Listen to this episode to hear the best strategy to get people’s attention and how to get them to spread the word about your product. How schema plays an important role in product marketing Schema is information in your mind that’s familiar. Think about if I were to ask you what a pummelo is. If you didn’t know the answer, I could describe it in great detail - the color, the texture, the taste. But it would be most helpful if I said it’s like a super-sized grapefruit. I tapped into your schema of grapefruit to help you understand what a pummelo is. You can do the same when describing your product to tap into what the buyer is already familiar with. What is an IKOLA and how can you use it to your advantage? Steve Jobs talked about using what he called “IKOLAs.” It’s an acronym for “it’s kind of like a…”  One of my favorite branding examples is Scrubbing Bubbles. In their branding, they use an IKOLA. They don’t talk about the chemical composition of the product. They help you visualize it by giving personality to these bubbles. It’s kind of like having small scrubbers doing a thorough cleaning job in your bathroom. It’s easy to understand and remember the product. Find out how to use IKOLAs in marketing your product and see the difference it makes. Make it simple. Don’t speak techno-babble “The quicker picker-upper”  “Just do it”  “Melts in your mouth - not in your hands”   These well-known product descriptions create images and emotions that we’re familiar with. They’re perfect examples of simple communication that creates desire in a customer. Speaking simply doesn’t mean dumbing down ideas. It’s a way to connect people with your product. In behavioral psychology, studies have shown that when people are confronted with a complex idea, it triggers an alert in their brains. This leaves room for doubt and confusion, hindering the decision-making process. You want your customers to say yes - not maybe. Don't give them a reason to look elsewhere. How to make your USP stick When you keep your marketing ideas simple, it helps you do two things - tear down barriers and tap into something your customers already know. It’s easy to understand, it makes them stop, and it gets their attention. Once you have their attention, trigger emotions that cause them to take action. Find out in this episode the best methods on how to tap into people’s schema. It will make your product memorable and easy to share. Outline of This Episode [1:57] Find help in your marketing by using this simple illustration [3:17] How you can best communicate your USP [5:03] Make it simple. Don’t speak techno-babble [8:15] How to tap into people’s schema Resources & People Mentioned Made to Stick - by Chip Heath & Dan Heath Steve Jobs Russell Brunson Connect With Bryan Bowman Bryan’s website: https://www.ecomunderground.com/  On Facebook

On this episode of Sports Shenanigans, we cover NFL Week 2, Antonio Brown's release from the Patriots, Jalen Ramsey's trade request, and there is way that Scrubbing Bubbles gets some free ad time. Come for the sports, stay for the comedy. If you want to sponsor the show or have a hot take of your own, send us an email at hmsshenanigans@gmail.com! You can also follow us on Facebook (@SportsShenanigansHM) and Twitter (@SportsShenans)!

Less than a decade after Martha Stewart left prison, she was in court again. It was a three-way fight between Martha, Macy's, and JCPenney that could have played out in a middle school cafeteria. And the fight raised an intriguing question: What exactly is a store? PLUS: One listener tells us why Scrubbing Bubbles was banned from her home.CORRECTION: An earlier version of this episode misstated the current owner of bathroom cleaner Scrubbing Bubbles. It is S.C. Johnson & Son, not Johnson & Johnson.

Mr. Clean vs. Scrubbing Bubbles! Peter Griffin vs. One Punch Man! Man with Nothing vs. Man with Everything! Rational Man With a Shotgun vs. Crystal Gems! Light Yagami vs Megan! Cereal Showdown! Hyrule Civil War! FedEx vs. UPS vs. USPS

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Steve Rushin, Author of Sting-Ray Afternoons. It's a story of the 1970s. Of a road trip in a wood-paneled station wagon, with the kids in the way-back, singing along to the Steve Miller Band. Brothers waking up early on Saturday mornings for five consecutive hours of cartoons and advertising jingles that they'll be humming all day. A father-one of 3M's greatest and last eight-track-salesman fathers-traveling across the country on the brand-new Boeing 747, providing for his family but wanting nothing more than to get home. It's Steve Rushin's story: of growing up within a '70s landscape populated with Bic pens, Mr. Clean and Scrubbing Bubbles, lightsabers and those oh-so-coveted Schwinn Sting-Ray bikes. Sting-Ray Afternoons paints an utterly fond, psychedelically vibrant, laugh-out-loud-funny portrait of an exuberant decade. With sidesplitting commentary, Rushin creates a vivid picture of a decade of wild youth, cultural rebirth, and the meaning of parental, brotherly, sisterly, whole lotta love.

Hosea 10:12 “Sow to yourselves in righteousness, reap in mercy; break up your fallow ground: for it is time to seek the LORD, till he come and rain righteousness upon you.” King James Version (KJV)

The battle is back! Your favorite product mascots lace up their gloves and take each other on. Will the Cookie Crook knock-out the Hamburglar? Will the Scrubbing Bubbles clean Mr. Clean's clock? And why is the Brawny Man too scared to show up?

After a brief visit from Myers, The Duo talk about video games. How everyone was steered wrong in Destiny, and what the gaming industry has become. Plus: Would you kill Baby Hitler?

On the latest Our Monkeys, My Circus Podcast, the eight-year-old and I start off by talking about things that scare us. (Related: the eight-year-old admits to being scared by Scrubbing Bubbles when he was younger. I got nothing.) We then talk to the four-year-old about things that "kinda creeps him out." This all leads to a predictable conversation about Halloween costumes (Ninajo-themed, naturally). We then talk a little NFL news -- Eli vs. Peyton (Eli wins out because, in the immortal words of the eight-year-old, "a kid in my class is named eli"), nicknames for Andy Dalton (Carrot Top Cannon prevails), and the Steelers' last-second win. Finally, the conversation turns to school bus barfing noises, stinky kids, selfie sticks, birthdays, woolly mammoths and humans with T-Rex arms.

• Linny Walker's White Floaty Things That Bless Like Scrubbing Bubbles • James MacDonald Elephant's Debt Update • Mark Driscoll Asks, "Do You Trust Your Pilot?" • Great Sermon" The Blessing of the Mundane by Pastor Gervase Charmley