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In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain on how we created our most seamless and successful Black Friday event to date! From having the right tools and team members in place to strategically repurposing content we've already created, we share all the details on how we stayed organized and maximized our Amazon storefront. You'll hear how mindful planning and leveraging our existing resources allowed us to deliver the best shopping experience for our audience without starting from scratch. Tune in for practical tips and insights to help you tackle your next big event with ease! Everything Envy Links: Amazon Store: ⁠⁠Shop Everything Envy⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠Everything.Envy⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠EverythingEnvy⁠⁠ Pinterest: ⁠⁠EverythingEnvyy⁠⁠ Facebook Group: ⁠⁠EE Amazon Deals⁠⁠ Sign up for our newsletter: ⁠⁠EE Newsletter⁠⁠ Website: ⁠⁠Everything Envy⁠⁠ Affiliate Link: ⁠⁠AppSumo⁠⁠ Affiliate Link: ⁠⁠ClickFunnels⁠⁠ ******* The TECH tools we use in our podcast recording studio: ⁠⁠⁠Influencer⁠⁠⁠ Our ⁠⁠Free Vision Board Template⁠⁠ ******* Home Tour of our Studio House on Amazon Beyond: ⁠⁠3D Tour⁠⁠ Check out our blog for amazing behind the scenes pics of our studio house: ⁠⁠Blog⁠⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everythingenvypodcast/support

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Open Bar Podcast, where the drinks are neat, and the conversation is even neater! In this episode, your charismatic host C4 is joined by Nick from Dore Vodka. Dive into a spirited chat as they unravel the shocking truth behind a vodka that's not quite vodka. Discover how this unique spirit disrupts the traditional vodka scene with its smooth, neat sipping experience.Join the fun as C4 and Nick toast to friendships, entrepreneurship, and the art of creating something extraordinary. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at the journey of crafting Dory Vodka—a journey fueled by passion, resilience, and plenty of laughs. It's a tale of innovation, dedication, and a little bit of vodka magic!Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode with your friends. Follow us on Instagram for more behind-the-scenes content and updates. Have questions or topics you want covered? Email us at BarTalk@openbarpodcast.com. Cheers to good times and great stories!

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On today's Outro, we pack our tents and scroggin for a deep dive into Jase's huge bush. Check out more from us on Insta @haurakibigshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big show today, no Michelle so Katie from the Rush Hour filled in. We spoke offensive doppelgangers, Harshest thing a kid has ever said to you, our thoughts on the games so far. Ryan Daniels stopped by with the fallout form the Derby 59 fights. And more Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in to hour one of the Out of Bounds Show to hear Bo and Jackson talk about good chili and crappy chili, the smoothest quarterbacks in both college football and the NFL, and the beautiful and talented Carrie Underwood. All guests join us on the Farm Bureau Insurance guest line, and we are LIVE from the BankPlus Studio! Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

High school basketball player Kayana Cox discusses her experiences, commitment to SMU, and love for the game on Sports Life Talks. She emphasizes her competitive nature, work ethic, and dedication to her team and coach. Cox highlights her decision to commit to SMU, future major in civil engineering, and desire to contribute to the team. Welcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series. This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn't ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn't think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Kayanna Cox has "Got Next" Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportslifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel. Want

Det är inte bara Carlos Sainz som gör stordåd när han egentligen borde återhämta sig, Christofer är nämligen dunderförkyld (vilket är minst lika illa som att operera bort blindtarmen) men han är med och spelar in veckans avsnitt av PoddRacing ändå. Förutom att bli smittad blir Alex även fascinerad över det faktum att Max Verstappen har, precis som Hamilton, några dolda piercingar han inte visat offentligheten. Självklart snackas det även en del om Australiens Grand Prix, och om det var Sargeant eller Alonso som blev rånad mest brutalt under helgen.Support the showSveriges snabbaste F1-podcast!

You sell the Eiffel Tower for scrap. You con Al Capone. You destabilize the American dollar. You get a sheriff arrested for counterfeiting. You end up at Alcatraz. You are Victor Lustig and you are one smooth criminal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Willard and Dibs continue to react to the first three weeks of the 2023 NFL season and wonder if Kyle Shanahan has ever had a smoother, less stressful start to a season is his coaching career.

Ryan Hudson, the co-founder of Honey (which sold to PayPal for $4B in 2019) sits down with Jesse Genet and Ryan Caldbeck for a rare interview about his rollercoaster trajectory, so emblematic of the startup struggle - but with an M&A ending. Ryan dives into what it was like at the startup's early days when Honey was unattractive to investors, the great personal risks he undertook to keep working on the company, the chaos of being directly targeted by Amazon in the weeks leading up to closing the PayPal deal, and gives us a revealing look at what it's actually like getting acquired. Ryan Caldbeck, guest on episode 7 of In The Arena, is the perfect co-host for this conversation: a startup founder and CEO himself, who is also well known on tech Twitter for discussing founder mental health. RECOMMENDED PODCAST: The HR industry is at a crossroads. What will it take to construct the next generation of incredible businesses – and where can people leaders have the most business impact? Hosts Nolan Church and Kelli Dragovich have been through it all, the highs and the lows – IPOs, layoffs, executive turnover, board meetings, culture changes, and more. With a lineup of industry vets and experts, Nolan and Kelli break down the nitty-gritty details, trade offs, and dynamics of constructing high performing companies. Through unfiltered conversations that can only happen between seasoned practitioners, Kelli and Nolan dive deep into the kind of leadership-level strategy that often happens behind closed doors. Check out the first episode with the architect of Netflix's culture deck Patty McCord. https://link.chtbl.com/hrheretics Catch up on Ryan Caldbeck's episode: “Terrifying Growth”, Managing Mental Heath, and Radical Sharing Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e7-ryan-caldbeck-on-terrifying-growth-managing-mental/id1691530886?i=1000623146998 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7H9Q0Cbudh3DeIKTzjTHBc?si=5HyYcAXRTxemSGNP9tzZ4Q TIMESTAMPS: (01:00) Episode Preview (04:15) Honey under siege from Amazon (11:07) Could the Amazon action endanger the Paypal acquisition? (17:15) Was Ryan lucky or unlucky to have closed an M&A deal right before the pandemic (21:00) How do you tactically handle the moment conversations turn to a potential acquisition? (23:19) How do you set a price? (26:00) Honey didn't want to sell (29:30) Smoothest exit in history? (36:40) Co-founder relationship tested during the stressful moments (38:55) Leaving as Honey's co-founder to go be a Product Manager at another company (41:24) $5,000 in the bank and supporting 3 kids (47:09) How Honey finally began earning revenue (52:57) How to design a deeply aligned Co-Founder relationship (57:24) What to look for in a co-founder (01:03:00) Why firing employees is such a painful practice in fast-growing companies (01:09:30) Controversial influencer marketing strategy and crisis comms X:  @ketau (Ryan Hudson) @ryan_caldbeck (Ryan Caldbeck) @jessegenet (Jesse) @eriktorenberg (Erik) @inthearena_pod

The Atari ST Show is back with Domark's landmark 1993 title, bringing full Formula One licensing to Vroom!

This week we speak to none other than Pete the Wargamer! This was a great chat & I'm delighted we got to spend some time with Pete!Pete is online at ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@petethewargamer⁠Follow us online!Andy - ⁠⁠⁠www.mediocrehobbies.com⁠⁠⁠Tom - ⁠⁠⁠https://www.tomlandy.com⁠⁠⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This one is a little short, because the guys needed to go bowling. So they about bowling, professional wrestling, and riots at sporting events. The also talk about the similarities between starting bowling and converting to Judaism. They discuss bottle openers, the Jim Rose Circus Sideshow, and Dick Loverboy's recent DJ set at Little Kings.

We're back after a bit of a break! We've both been so busy lately but are excited to get back on the mic's and catch up. In this episode, Elijah recaps his trip to Dallas. He talks about all the nostalgic travel feels, the air bnb protocol, and the most efficient graduation ceremony he's ever seen. Be sure to tune in next week as well as we will talk about Netflix cracking down on password sharing.FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS:INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/redbandpodcast/TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@redbandpodcastVERO: https://vero.co/redbandSUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-c09wUurXCFDnIG2WB4Nng?sub_confirmation=1PODCAST PRODUCED AND EDITED BY:Estevan CarrionInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/estevan_thebestavon/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChnTw9XnaokQ6_sTW9iB3HQ

Coffee has a rich history, complex chemistry, and a variety of effects on the human body and mind. For many, it's more than just a drink; it's a ritual, a social lubricant, a source of energy, and pleasure. I recently sat down with two locals responsible for the smoothest double espresso I've ever tasted. Ben & Kate Saultry from Bunker Specialty Coffee Co.

Vex and Aaron from I Had To Say It Podcast are hanging out tonight! Let's get silky! . . For 8750 merch and a link to our Patreon

Lawrence is now 13 weeks out from his first show of the 2023 season and he sits down with his coach Joey Cantlin to discuss the first third of prep. They reflect on how smooth the prep has gone and discuss what about their approach has been different compared to other preps. Thank you for listening! Please take the time to screenshot the episode, post it onto to your Instagram story and tag Lawrence and Joey! Please take the time to leave a five star review on your podcast platform of choice as this is a great way to help the show! Joey's IG: @joeycantlinpt Lawrence's IG: @general.muscle
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Coopersboardstore.com.au presents... Part 2 of our Joel Parko World Title story special. It's three years on from the agony of 2009 and Joel Parkinson is heading into the Pipeline Masters with the slimmest of ratings leads against Championship threats Kelly Slater and Mick Fanning. Can the greatest surfer to never wear the crown keep his composure and realise his destiny, or will the GOAT and White Lightning put his long held dreams to the sword? A magnificent yarn of an incredible event by the great Sean Doherty. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Smoothest cat this side of the gulf, Nathan Mitchell rolled into the studio to share some incredible improv jazz chops, and talk about his recent sold out tour in Italy.

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This week we sit down with Amy Davison from Trek Travel to discuss the explosion of gravel travel trips in the 2023 line up. With three North American trips (Bentonville, Vermont and Virginia) and three European trips (Girona, Tuscany and Swiss Alps), Trek Travel has some amazing gravel trips planned using the local knowledge of their experienced guides. Trek Travel Website  Episode Sponsor: Athletic Greens Support the Podcast Join The Ridership  Automated Transcription, please excuse the typos: [00:00:00] Craig Dalton: Hello, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast, where we go deep on the sport of gravel cycling through in-depth interviews with product designers, event organizers and athletes. Who are pioneering the sport I'm your host, Craig Dalton, a lifelong cyclist who discovered gravel cycling back in 2016 and made all the mistakes you don't need to make. I approach each episode as a beginner down, unlock all the knowledge you need to become a great gravel cyclist. This week on the broadcast. We welcome Amy Davison from track travel. Trek travel is literally having an explosion of gravel trips for 2023. They've been in the gravel game for a few years with their gerona gravel trip, which I took at the end of 22, but they're back for 23 with an expanded roster of six trips, three in north America and three in Europe. I'm excited to sit down with Amy and go over all the details. Before we jump in i need to thank this week sponsor athletic. athletic greens I feel like everybody's been talking about athletic greens recently. I was just listening to Ted King's podcast and he was talking about his daily athletic greens routine. Like me, he takes athletic greens every day. My personal routine is mix it with a cup of ice. I love it. Cold. guess the big question is why, why do I take athletic greens? As you may recall, I've been taking athletic greens for going on five years. 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Every day in a simple fashion, simply visit athletic greens.com/the gravel ride and join health experts, athletes, and health conscious go getters around the world who make a daily commitment to their health. Athletic green to the special offer for podcast listeners, simply visit athletic greens.com/the gravel ride. And you'll get a free year supply of vitamin D and five free travel packs today. Again, that's athletic greens.com/the gravel ride. Without business behind us let's jump right in to my interview with Amy Davison from Trek travel Amy, welcome to the show. [00:02:52] Amy Davison: Thank you for having me. [00:02:55] Craig Dalton: I'm excited. I just learned about the massive expansion of gravel travel trips the Trek is gonna be offering in 2023. After my wonderful experience in Gerona, I had to get you on the line and talk about everything that's going on before we dig into some of those trips. Let's just start by, uh, let the listener know where you're from, who you work for, how long you've been working at Track Travel. [00:03:20] Amy Davison: Sure. I live in Spearfish, South Dakota at the North Edge of the, the Black Hills, the great place to ride. I work for Trek Travel and I I'm a trip designer for trip travel, but I started back in 2005 as a. So, had a couple different roles here. I absolutely love working in the cycling industry, so it's, uh, led to [00:03:44] Craig Dalton: a long career. Yeah. I imagine all that time guiding yourself has left you with a pretty good sense of what it takes to design a trip. As a trip designer, what does that really mean? [00:03:58] Amy Davison: Hmm. Well, trip designers are the ones who build the structure. We book the hotels, we design the routes and build the routes in the software and book all the restaurants and basically just put the shell together. And then we convey it. We're sort of the, the hub of the wheel. We convey it to every team within trick travel. Explain it to sales. And then we hand it over to the guides when it's time to run. And when they're running the trip, it's really their baby. And then we work very closely with them to sort of tweak it and modify it. But we then sort of take it back at the end of the season and massage out anything we wanna change and then get it ready for the next year. So we're actually planning, we're working in about three years. at once. So it's very different than being a guide when you're, when you're out there guiding, you are laser focused on each day of each trip and really the hospitality end of taking care of the guests. So it's, uh, it was incredibly beneficial for me to be a guide and then turn into a trip designer. And that's how most of our trip design teams won. They were. and they then sort of wore both hats. And then some of us just moved into the trip design world and some of us continue to [00:05:18] Craig Dalton: wear both hats. That makes sense. How long has truck travel been in business? [00:05:24] Amy Davison: This our 21st year. [00:05:27] Craig Dalton: Wow. And, yeah. Has historically, have the trips always been on the road or were there off-road c. [00:05:33] Amy Davison: Mostly on the road. We did have mountain bike trips for a while, but this is our first foray into gravel, aside from Giana gravel that's been around for a couple of years. But, uh, yeah, primarily [00:05:46] Craig Dalton: road far. Interesting. So, you know, obviously I've got personal experience on that Jer Gravel tour. What was it that was sort of suggesting that an expansion would be, uh, you know, greeted with enthusiasm from your, from your. Well, just the growth [00:06:03] Amy Davison: of gravel in general. I mean, it's just exploded over the last several years. And all of our well met a big contingent of our guides and our team loves to ride gravel, and that's what they're doing in their free time, whether they're bike packing, they're just out riding the gravel. And so we've been talking about it for, for a few years because it's just, become such a big industry and the, the pandemic probably delayed this launch by, by a bit, but because of the scarcity of bikes and the uncertainty of everything basically. But [00:06:40] Craig Dalton: When you, as you introduced J, the Gerona gravel trip originally, were there, what kind of things were going through your mind in terms of bringing some of these, a newer athletes to gravel offroad? Like how do you think about trip design to make sure that everybody joining the trip is comfortable with the progression of technicality or amount of climbing or what have you? Mm-hmm. . [00:07:04] Amy Davison: We have what we call rider levels and we rate every trip and we, so we are going for a variety of trips. And then we rate each trip going to the rider level and we spell out on our, on our website how difficult it is. And that includes distance, terrain so how hilly is it? And also surface type because, you know, gravel. Very broad, and we do our best to sort of, put them into a matrix so people can see the range of trips that we offer, and then select what might be the best for them. And then we, I spend a lot of time with our trip consultants sort of explaining all this in detail so they can help steer people in the right direction. So we do try to offer a a, a breadth. Of options for people who may have more experience or less experience. And then we also, when we're designing the trip on each day of the trip, we have multiple ride options. So we try to allow, uh, for different rider levels, like on any given day, the guides will help steer people toward what option might be best for them any day of the week. Because as you experience sun, Each day's ride is quite different as well. And Jerome, I know they, the rides kind of build in technicality throughout the week and other trips like Shenandoah Valley, they build to a big climb at the end of the week. Uh, but the, the climb is an epic ride in their area, but it's actually paved the climb and the sun paved. It's just part of a, a larger loop and much of the loop is gravel. So each trip is different. And really the goal is you identify an area that is desirable, would be a, would be a great place for the trip, and has of course wonderful gravel riding. And then I like to say, you see what the area offers you and then you take advantage of it. So I don't go in with a preconceived notion of, I'm gonna design this trip in this way and it's gonna be for these people. I go in with a, let me learn about this region. Let's see what the best, you know, what it has to offer, and then we'll design accordingly. And then we'll describe accordingly. Because, you know, we, our, our, even our regular trips there's a, there's a wide variety of types of trips. So we don't try to force anything, we just try to call it what it is and, [00:09:38] Craig Dalton: uh, make it shine. . Yeah, it was, it was definitely interesting, and I noted it in those, the first day of the J travel, the, the gravel tour was just that assessing of the rider's abilities. Mm-hmm. , and it was pretty easy, you know, it was casual. It wasn't like anybody was testing mm-hmm. , you know, can you break, can you skid, can you go over a log or what have you. Yeah. But you could tell that the guides were being conscious of like, okay, what's the, what's the dynamic of this group? What are people's eagerness? Do people wanna ride? All day long, do they wanna not ride some days? And it became surprisingly easy to strike that balance in our group. Mm-hmm. , you know, the few, few guys from California that I went over with, we were eager, eager to ride as much as humanly possible, so mm-hmm. , you know, on occasion we'd come home and say, we, Hey Mickey, we wanna ride some more. And he would give us a GPS route and we would just go out there. Pedal to our heart's content while others were electing to take days off. And to your point, like there definitely was a progression in, in skills, in elevation and everything along the way. I don't think anything would've you know, been out of reach of, you know, most gravel cyclists, but there definitely would've been days that if you were a beginner, and one of the guys in my crew was a little bit more of a beginner that mm-hmm. a couple of the. made him think a little bit more. You don't really get that. Yeah. On a road bike, you put on the brakes, and even if you're descending aldus, you just keep the bike in control and it's, you know, it's no harder than your local mountain. But with the gravel, I think with everything, you know, all the natural terrain in front of you, it's often a little bit challenging and your eyes get wide and you think, can these bikes really withstand this treatment? Yeah. [00:11:22] Amy Davison: Yeah. It's. , it's definitely some, like you said, you have to, you have to think more and gravel and really watch your speed on this descent. And the guides are incredible. They, their wheels are turning before you meet them. They, they get a little intel on everybody and, uh, their wheels are turning immediately cuz they always wanna make it the best trip and. For every single person on the trip. And that first day is critical in sort of getting to know people a little bit during the bike event, and then sort of, you know, as assessing how everyone's doing during the ride because they're, they're already planning the next day, the next day and the next day. So yeah, it's. It's, it's quite a feat, but they're, they're really good at it. And when they know the terrain like Nikki, you know, it's local and j it's uh, it's pretty special what they can do, even with a larger group of people. Like, like you said, they, they're more than happy to give you some extra routes or, you know, go on another ride with you after everyone else is done and having close ride beers. . So it's, yeah, it's really, it's [00:12:39] Craig Dalton: really a fun time. You mentioned the bike fit element of it, and this was my first trip where I've ever ridden a bike provided by the organization. Mm-hmm. , obviously I was excited them being truck bicycles. In Jer in 2022, it was the, the Dnet, but I believe for, for 2023, you're moving over to the checkpoint. Mm-hmm. . [00:13:00] Amy Davison: We are, yeah. Very exciting. Checkpoint SR seven. Top of the line, electronic shifting. It's, uh, shaman, it's, and it's a two by, so a two by 11 speed. Uh, we'll set it up to bliss and we're gonna bump the wheels to 40 fives instead of the stock forties that come on them. And, uh, yeah, it's gonna be a great ride. And I think that the rationale is we really want these trips to be accessible. Everyone and we thought this is the bike that provides the most comfort and the most stability and can handle the widest variety of terrain, cuz we also have to select a single bike for all of these trips. [00:13:44] Craig Dalton: That we all thought would work. I, I think you're spot on there. I think, you know, it's, it actually to me it has two benefits. One, for newer riders, having the fatter tire is gonna make 'em more comfortable. It's gonna make it roll over stuff easier. A little sp smoother ride. But for more experienced riders, those 40 fives are gonna allow you to really tear it up and get after things and have a lot of fun. Mm-hmm. ? [00:14:06] Amy Davison: Mm-hmm. . Yeah. I have a, have the same bike here at home, so I've been really enjoying. Trying it out and it's just, and it actually rolls great on pavement too, so, it's, they're just so, there's such versatile bites [00:14:21] Craig Dalton: there. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I have to say I was a little bit jealous cuz Mickey was already on a checkpoint and I was eyeing his big tires that from time to time as we got in the roof for terrain, cuz that's what I typically ride at home. Yeah. [00:14:34] Amy Davison: Yeah. The. All, I would say, all the guides who could get their hands on a checkpoint in the last couple years, uh, who ride gravel have, have absolutely [00:14:42] Craig Dalton: taken advantage of that. Yeah. So we, we we're moving from one gravel trip in 2022, all the way to six gravel trips, both in North America and in Europe. I'd love to just kind of talk to you about a, let's first get on the table, where are we going in 2023, and then B, let's just talk a little bit about each. [00:15:04] Amy Davison: Sure. Yeah. Yeah, it's very exciting. This has been the, the better part of the second half of 2022, and my world has been spent putting these together in collaboration with, uh, a lot of our guides and other tDCS. So we have three North America and three in Europe. In the North American trips in, in order are Batonville and Vermont and Shenandoah Valley, and. , the European trips are post J with that, the spring trip. And then we'll do Tuscany and then we'll do Swiss Alps and then we'll come back to Jer. [00:15:41] Craig Dalton: Amazing. And when you say an order, is that a chronological order throughout the year when the trips are offered? Alright. [00:15:48] Amy Davison: Spring. Yeah, by season. [00:15:51] Craig Dalton: Gotcha. Well sort of taking 'em one by one. And let's start in North America to begin. Bentonville, Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, and then Vermont. Mm-hmm. What attracted you to those areas? And maybe as we go through one by one, just kind of give a highlight of what, what people might expect on that trip. Sure. [00:16:09] Amy Davison: Boy, we, we, we debated many, many, many destinations and at the end of the day, we were. Kind of zeroed in on destinations where we have guides who live there. That was a big factor because planning gravel, uh, having local knowledge is indispensable in, in planning the best routes. And, and so that was one big factor. And then all kinds of things sort of come into play. But we were. Pretty quickly narrowed it down to three that were relatively close to each other. And and then of course you have to cherry pick the best times to ride in these places. So, you can't pick all spring destinations, for example, so you're playing with all kinds of things and put, putting the puzzle together. But Batonville we, we actually had a, a good shell of a. Put together for Bentonville that we offered as the self-guided trip a couple years ago. And we have a guy who lives there. And, uh, so we, that one was, that one was a no-brainer because Bentonville has got the, all the infrastructures, everyone knows it's the mountain biking capital of the world. It's, it is incredible for mountain biking, but it is also incredible for gravel. You talk to any of the locals there, they're like, yeah, it's pretty, it's pretty special. And the beauty of this trip is it's five days and so you can always tack on a few days on either end, grab a rental mountain bike and go hit the trails either before or after. But the gravel there is outstanding without being too difficult. It really is. We're riding mostly in Rolling Farm. And the, the highlight of the trip is of course modeled after the big sugar race. So the gravel on the, uh, sort of northern side of town is absolutely epic. It's fast. Yeah. And it's, it's fun And it's beautiful. So you've got that, but you also have a great hotel in town. The 21 C Museum Hotel, which is an art museum, turned into a hotel on the square and the food is incredible. So we're going to eat at the preacher's son and Conifer and the hive at the hotel for dinners. So this trip is absolutely packed, and I didn't even mention the art. We're gonna also visit Crystal Bridge's art museum in addition to riding through it, but, , we're gonna visit the campus for like an introductory tour so that that trip is just absolutely [00:18:39] Craig Dalton: packed. Great stuff. Yeah. It's such a great community and it's mm-hmm. dark when you arrive there, just how infused cycling culture is. There's bike paths everywhere you need to go and yeah. You know, as you said, the gravel is great. It's very accessible, but it's a hell of a lot of fun as an experienced athlete too, as you, you know, as you ramp up the speed going down those hills. Oh yeah. Rocks on those. You know, it, it's exciting and exhilarating. Yeah. But again, like if you're, if you're going a little bit slower, it's totally accessible to a lot of riders and then all those great things to do in Bentonville, like it definitely, I can see why that made it high up on your list of places to put a trip. [00:19:19] Amy Davison: Yeah. I mean the, it's really special when you arrive in a town. You just feel like, oh, this is home for cyclists. Like they love bikes, they love bike people, they're everywhere. Yeah. How about [00:19:34] Craig Dalton: that was really special. Yeah. Yeah. And to your point about like geographically locating the trips, you know, within a reasonable distance, it's probably lost on many listeners that you've got a lot of logistics. You've got vans you need to bring to bear. You have the actual bicycle. You need spare bicycles, spare parts. So there's a lot of moving pieces to this trip that make it logistically complicated for you at Trek Travel. But honestly, logistically simple for the guest because we just arrived with our shammy and our helmet and our shoes. And you'll take care of the rest. [00:20:10] Amy Davison: Yeah, and we don't even have to bring a helmet cause we have those too. But that is one, I think one thing. always has set travel apart is our partnership of Trek and the bikes that we provide. And if you look at gravel whether the gravel tourism industry most, uh, well, I can't name that's not true. Most do not include a bike and I will just say no and include the bike like a checkpoint SLR seven. Electronic shifting. I mean, it's all the bells and whistles just like our damani is for our regular trip. And, and so that that is one really exciting sort of piece of the puzzle that, that sets us apart. And it, it absolutely, yeah, our business is complicated. It always will be, but we all tend to thrive in the chaos and do our best to present a, a seamless experience for the guests. That's the. . [00:21:10] Craig Dalton: Yeah. And then I guess if we're going chronologically, next step would be domestically would be the Vermont Gravel Bike tour. Mm-hmm. , do you wanna jump into that experience? [00:21:18] Amy Davison: Yeah, absolutely. So Vermont has been in the tri travel portfolio since the company began. Uh, we've always run trips outta Sto Vermont in the Green Mountains, so that, that's where this trip begins. We'll start at the Green Mountain in Insto, uh, and do a couple of rides around there. We'll do a sugar tasting there, or a sugar tour. Learning about maple syrup and how it's made, and of course, do a taste of it. So you get a little Vermont flavor in there. And then from there we're gonna ride from hotel to hotel, and we're gonna go to the northeast kingdom and stay in a, in, out in the country. Just outside of Eastbrook. So a lot of people know that area for great mountain biking as well, but there are endless gravel roads. I'm think of Vermont as the home of gravel really. They've been riding gravel there before. Gravel was cool because they have more gravel than pavement. It's just everywhere. So, the rides there are about 70% gravel. And, and they're hilly. Can you go from the Green Mountains up to. It's equally hilly in the Northeast Kingdom, but, uh, very rural. I would say the highlight is the ride from hotel to hotel. You pass through prospering, which is a small town very accustomed to cyclists and outdoor enthusiast of all sorts. And we'll have lunch at the general store called Jenny. As we pass through. I think that's gonna be a, a great experience just to. I feel like experienced small town life in, in Vermont. And then we will end with at, at the, we're staying at a small in, in, at Brooklyn to end the trip and they are cycling enthusiasts there and they also put on fabulous meals. So I'm, and I think it'll be, it'll be This spectacular trip. Incredible food throughout high-end accommodations and phenomenal dirt road [00:23:20] Craig Dalton: riding. That's so fun. It's such a pretty state. I've only ever ridden on the road there, but, but definitely aspire to ride gravel once I get back there. [00:23:29] Amy Davison: Yeah. Yeah. It's, uh, it, it's gonna be good one for sure. [00:23:34] Craig Dalton: And then next up on your, your summer tour of gravel in the United States is the Shenandoah. In Virginia, that was probably the one on your list that I was most surprised about. So can you talk a little bit about that trip? [00:23:47] Amy Davison: Yeah, absolutely. I was actually looking at another region and it just sort of wasn't panning out and I I just kept driving and went, uh, to Harrisonburg. One of our trip consultants lives there and we've kind of had it on the radar for a while. We also have a contingent that lives in North Carolina and. Loves to come up to Virginia to ride. So it is a well kept secret and that's is another place where as soon as I got into town unannounced I started knocking on doors and immediately I was like, yes, this is a bike funded town. These people love to ride. They're excited about bringing more cycling, tourism to the area. And it's , it's unique in that it, it's a valley, obviously Shindo Valley, but it's got the mountains on both sides. The Allegheny Mountains and the Smoky Mountains. So you've really got everything at your disposal. So we've got riding in rolling Farm country, and then you've got Epic climbs on either side of the, so we're gonna feature. I climb to what's called reddish knob, which is one of the high points of the state. It's on the West Virginia border and that, that's actually a paved climb through National Forest and a paved descent, but the rest of that loop is gravel. So it's gonna be an epic day at the end of that trip. Panoramic views at the top and a nice change up from the rest of, of the writing, but, It's a destination where I think it'll surprise and, and delight people because maybe you haven't heard of it, but if you dig just a little bit, you'll, you'll see that there's a, there's quite a cycling culture there, great mountain biking as well, and almost anywhere there's gonna be great mountain biking. Gravel is gonna go hand in hand, [00:25:41] Craig Dalton: so, . Yeah. Yeah. I think there's a lot of people in Virginia right now listening who are saying, hallelujah, . Yeah. Don't let the secret out, but, but we are proud of where we ride. I told Yeah, , [00:25:53] Amy Davison: I feel a little bad about that. But [00:25:56] Craig Dalton: yeah. You know, gravel riders we're, we're sort of, we can blend in. Right. I, I yeah, I have a little bit of experience in that area on the mountain bike, as you, you were mentioning. It's a great mountain bike area, and when I was cutting my teeth as a young mountain biker out of Washington DC we would get into that region on our mountain bikes to go race some of that kind of classic East Coast races down [00:26:16] Amy Davison: there. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It's and I also, I recall having guests on a trip in California, uh, years ago who were like, you've gotta come to Virginia. They were live, they live near DC and they were like, it's absolutely epic. You would love it. It's the riding is endless. Like you have to come to Virginia. So, Hopefully they're listening and they're probably like, it's about time It's been so long. [00:26:46] Craig Dalton: Nice. So now let's hop over to the, uh, to the European trips. I forget the chronological order. Are we starting in Gerona over there? We're starting [00:26:54] Amy Davison: in Gerona, yeah. Yeah, because Okay. It's just. got great weather spring and and fall. So we're starting in j that is our, uh, only level four trip, which means it's a little more advanced. So the, some of the gravel riding is more technical. We, it's the only trip where we incorporate some single track and some connectors that say are unmaintained roads, so they get a little more gnarly. What we've been seeking out elsewhere. So that that is one thing that sets Jonah apart. And the other thing is, we've had it running for a couple years now, so it's a well-oiled machine. We have a handful of local guides there who love it. And it's, it's really their trip. I mean, they, they've made it what it. So a lot of a lot of culture, uh, infused there, a lot of local knowledge infused there and great little hotel in the center of this charming little town. So, yeah, [00:27:58] Craig Dalton: absolutely, and I'll, I'll refer the listener back to a couple episodes where I've interviewed both our guides while I was over there and gave a little bit of my day to. Of that trip as well as an original episode going back, gosh, I think mid pandemic when I was hoping to go very early on, maybe in Oh wow. 2020 that, uh, that you Yuen came on and talked about that trip as well, so, oh, we've covered that territory. I'm a big fan of Jer. I feel like anybody who's. Into cycling knows that that's just a hub and a, a great place to be. [00:28:28] Amy Davison: Absolutely. Yeah. But what I guess I didn't realize is how epic the, the gravel is there in addition to the road driving. [00:28:36] Craig Dalton: So Yeah, a hundred percent. Like the, just so much of the Mickey was saying, you know, they had all these old rail lines that then got, uh, you know, repurposed into gravel roads and they just, they litter the town from every direct. Yeah. [00:28:50] Amy Davison: Yeah, it's, I'm heading there in uh, February, so I can't wait to do a couple of the rides that you got to go [00:28:58] Craig Dalton: on. Awesome. Yeah. Awesome. And then what's up O next Over in Europe. [00:29:03] Amy Davison: Tuscany. Yeah. Okay. [00:29:05] Craig Dalton: So Tus is [00:29:07] Amy Davison: another Tuscany. Oh yeah, the Bianchi. It's gonna be amazing. It's another region that Tel has, you know, been, uh, running trips in forever. And we all love it. Uh, it just never gets old. I got to guide there in 2015 and got to ride some of this gravel. So anyone who is a gravel enthusiast probably knows about the race throughout Bianchi and also the aka uh, vintage cycling race. And our trip really blends those two together. So we spend some time around Oli and, and near Sienna first hotels near Sie. Uh, riding some of the bki and AKA roots. But you get to experience wine country and you get to have lunch, I think it is in Oli, and visit the AKA store. And you also get to have coffee and a little tour of Sienna where you're watching the end of any race. So it's like from clop cross races, Toki, they end. In the Piazza in Sienna, and it's just like an incredible experience. So we're, we're going to, uh, do that on the trip and then we're gonna finish near Ticino a little bit further south. And the riding just goes on and on. And it was some of my favorite writing when I was there in Southern Tuscany where it's a little less touristy and you're sort of getting off the beaten path. And we have a couple of guides who, you know, one in particular who really rides gravel a lot there and knows all the ins and outs of the gravel roads. So he got to put this together and, uh, he's, uh, I think really made it shine. The other fun piece of it is that the second hotel is actually in equator, which we don't typically stay in. So it's like a working farm that also is a hotel. You know, it's the definition of farm to table dining, basically. This, uh, a agrima is very high end. It's absolutely beautiful. And our final night will be a, a meal that is paired with wines from their cellar. Some of their, some of their older favorite ones. So it's going to be an absolutely epic trip with great riding. And of course, I mean, you're in Tuscan, so outstanding food and. , [00:31:36] Craig Dalton: uh, to pair with it. Yeah. Super cool. I imagine, and, and I've never ridden there myself, but just seeing strata Bianca, that the dirt roads are, I mean, relative in the spectrum of these gravel trips in Ima, it seems like these are sort of smoother dirt roads than elsewhere. [00:31:52] Amy Davison: I would say, yeah. Honestly, for all of our trips, the goal was to find. Smoothest gravel roads that we possibly could. So we're not trying to search out the most difficult, gnarly technical riding. We're trying to make these accessible to, to everyone who has even a bit of gravel experience. So they're just comfortable riding on loose surfaces. Cuz you can't avoid hills and cornering and so you need a little bit of experience. But these, I, I would say Vermont. . The dirt, the dirt roads are super hard packed and like sometimes they're just dirt. You, you don't even have, you have very little gravel and Tuscany probably have more gravel consistently. But the roads are, are fairly smooth. They're just healing. [00:32:42] Craig Dalton: Yeah. And are they sort of the punchy style climb? [00:32:46] Amy Davison: Yeah, I would say Vermont and Tuscany are known for short, steep hills. That's just the nature of the riding there. Uh, you really can't get away from it. So, similar to our, our regular Vermont trip and our regular Tuscany trip. These are, these are hilly trips. Batonville is a little flatter. It's more like rolling farmland, Ando Valley, more rolling farmland with the big. . So they all are, you know, slightly different, but in general you can never escape hills and, uh, we're looking for mostly smooth dirt roads with a, not a crazy amount of gravel, so relatively non-technical [00:33:28] Craig Dalton: ready. Got it. Got it. And then that final trip of the year heading over to the Swiss Alps. [00:33:34] Amy Davison: Mm-hmm. . Yeah. This one is super exciting. Again, one of our guides lives there at the, this trip is on the eastern side of Switzerland in the Anine Valley, and it starts in a town called school. And one of our long standing, amazing guides lives there. And she's been dreaming about getting this trip on the, on our docket for years. So she put this together in addition with one of our troop designers who is a ski instructor in St. So that's where the trip ends on the other side of the valley, uh, near St. Maritz. And you're basically riding in the valley surrounded by the Alps and glaciers the entire time. So that means that the terrain is hilly. Inevitably when you leave the valley, you're going, you're going up. So it's more long, gradual climbs. But the, uh, what's unique about this one is it's mostly, uh, most of the gravel is on bike pads, and then most of the other riding that's not gravel is still a designated bike route. So it's very little traffic there. I mean, that's to be expected when you're riding gravel to begin with, but here it'll be. Very, very little traffic and a combination of gravel bike pond and really narrow paved lanes going from town to town up and down this valley. Then of course there will be a fondu dinner. So people get to experience that and just incredible views of the, of the valley and the, it's pristine. I just look at the pictures for that trip. . I, I, I have to [00:35:19] Craig Dalton: go. It's, yeah, I was gonna say that's the only one I haven't seen The pictures on the website are just ridiculous how scenic it is. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's beautiful. I love it. Well, that's super exciting just to one, get the overview of all these great trips that you have planned for 2023, and I'm super excited for you guys to continue to get feedback from riders as to what they like and don't like about 'em and mm-hmm. . You knows what an exciting journey to, to sort of have six new trips on the calendar. [00:35:51] Amy Davison: Yeah, it's, uh, I've been doing this for a while and this is like unprecedented for me in terms of, you know, what I get to do on, on the day to day. So I'm really excited to get this out there. I know that our guides are too, I mean, everyone who helped design these trips is gonna be working them next year, and I know that they'll evolve. It's absolutely the way. All of our trips work. We take feedback from the guides, from the guests, and the more we sink into a region, the more we learn about it, the better the trips become. So this will definitely evolve, and as we learn, I sure hope that the entire category just continues to grow. . [00:36:31] Craig Dalton: Yeah. You know, as I've said many times on the podcast before, I'm just, I'm a big fan of this idea of gravel travel and as much as I like going to do events and races, for me it's more about being in that region and sampling a bit more. And sometimes I get drawn into, whether it's the length of the event or just, you know, wanting to perform. I'd limit my riding because I just wanna be able to complete that one day ride. And sometimes I leave those regions thinking, gosh, like I wish I was just riding every single day a little bit less. Yeah. Than putting all my eggs into this one one day. [00:37:08] Amy Davison: Yeah. Yeah. I mean that's the beauty of, of these vacations is you really can, you really get to sink into a region and see and ride day after day after day. It's kind of [00:37:20] Craig Dalton: hard to go. . Yeah, yeah, totally. After that. Totally. Yeah. There's something to be said for having nothing to do, but ride all day and pretty much have the logistics all taken care of for you. Mm-hmm. . [00:37:34] Amy Davison: Yeah, I mean, I hear that from, from my friends. It's, it's truly what I love to do and my free time as well. So now that I live in a place that is full of gravel, I. We have people visiting and we go out for, for four days, and it's, for me, it's the best vacation I've ever had. And for them, they feel like they're on a TR trail trip, so. [00:37:58] Craig Dalton: It's, uh, I bet that's really fun. You bet. You better watch out. You may have some listeners knocking at your door wanting a person to turn Hey, [00:38:06] Amy Davison: bring it on. I, I already have a planned . [00:38:11] Craig Dalton: Thanks again, Amy. I really appreciate the time and I'm excited to revisit this conversation at the end of the year and see how everything goes. Yeah, [00:38:19] Amy Davison: me too. Awesome. Thank you for having us and for bringing attention. Gravel travel. Hopefully it's just gonna keep growing and I look forward to doing more myself discovering more destinations. [00:38:33] Craig Dalton: Big, thanks to Amy for joining the show today. I'm super excited to hear that Trek travel is doubling down on gravel travel for 2023. I don't know about you, but they're more than a handful of those destinations. I'd love to ride in myself. I've covered a few, but absolutely. I encourage you to go to the truck, travel.com website and check out those pictures, particularly for the Swiss trip. It just looks absolutely spectacular. A huge, thanks to athletic greens for being a long time supporter of the show. Remember head on over to athletic greens.com/the gravel ride. To get your free one-year supply of vitamin D and five free travel packs. Added to your order. If you're interested in connecting with me, please. Join the ridership that's www.theridership.com. 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We enter a new relaxation space with this Smooth Jazz with Rain Sounds for Sleep & Relaxation - Calm your Mind - Perfect to Sleep Well! Rain is one of the most soothing ambiances in nature and is considered white noise, so download your desired rain sound today. You can use these rainstorms to help make some decisions, like studying or sleeping. Or do you need a break from stress? SoundSky is the number one online destination for white noise and nature sounds to help you sleep, study, relax, meditate or soothe a baby. We have a growing community of thousands of listeners worldwide just like you. White noise is used to mask background sounds, create a soothing ambiance or help you focus. We're happy to be able to help live a better life by introducing white noise into your daily routine. To listen to 8 HOURS Ad-free episodes and exclusive videos, subscribe here: https://anchor.fm/soothing-soundx/subscribe Thank you for supporting the work. With our sounds, you can Study, Cry, Sleep, Meditate, work, focus, chill, reduce stress, and more. Contact Us for Partnerships Check more videos on our YouTube By creating a mental state of relaxation, peace, and considerate focus, nature sounds can be deeply relaxing. Sound therapy can help retrain the brain to listen more efficiently and help focus attention on tasks. DISCLAIMER: These sounds are for educational purposes only. Please consult with your doctor for serious health issues. Tags: Soundsky podcast, RWS podcast, Relaxing White Soothing Sounds, RWS, sound sky, relaxing music, soothing music, sleeping sounds, study sounds. nature sounds, deep sleep sounds, Soothing music, Cafe Music, Smooth Jazz (Broadcast Genre),Jazz (Musical Genre), Instrumental (Musical Genre), Saxophone (Musical Instrument),Music (TV Genre), Jazz music, Blues, jazz collection, blues music,music,music videos,rock music,slow,relax music,relaxing,relaxation music,beautiful relaxing music,live music,blues songs,compilation,jazz blues,blues,jazz music,slow blues,jazz piano,blues guitar,ballads,slow blues music,relaxing blues music,relaxing blues,blues mix,blues rock music,whisky blues,audiophile,best blues songs,guitar solo,slow rock,relax cafe music,jazz guitar,blues --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundsky-soothing-rws/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundsky-soothing-rws/support

Join Scott as he chats with Larry Lubarsky to send to Amazon FBA the best way possible.For a free trial, check out this link: https://www.2dworkflow.com/trial56409654

Bustle's beauty editor got to visit Sisley-Paris in France to experience the brand's latest innovation: the Exfoliating Enzyme Mask. Here's what to know.

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The Break Room (MONDAY 8/15/22) 7am Hour Includes: 1) This is one of those stories that people are split on based on the accused individual's age.  2) Your tailgate drink of choice says a lot about you as a person. 3) How the hell did this man keep his cool when this ended up in his mouth?

Nintendo Direct, Persona, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, Shin Megami Tensei IV, Crumble, The Looker, Endwalker, Final Fantasy XV, Steam Sale, Cookie Clicker, Aliens: Fireteam Elite, Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator, Leaving Lyndow, The Sinking City, The Stanley Parable, Long Vinter, Animal Crossing: Happy Home Paradise, Scorn, VA-11 Hall-A, Overcooked 2, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Lies Of P, Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection, Bomberman, Blanc

Writing code in Crypto and Web 3 isn't easy. In this episode we bring on Chris @Lmnop_xyz and Chris @Piston2x to discuss what it took to deliver the Goonz Portal. The team deep dives into Moralis, Webflow, Alchemy, QA Testing, The design process, how to learn Web 3 coding while in a full time job and MUCH MUCH MORE. This was one of Jesse and Austin's favorite episodes to date. It felt like a culmination of all the work this team has put together. If you want to build in web 3, this is an absolute must listen. MacNCheeasy, and Jesse Friedland break down this crypto topic so anyone can understand in THIS WEEKS episode of The New Normal. NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY. ► Join The Incubator Here ⬇️ https://discord.gg/fvMHvZ46bE Follow The Incubator here: ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jointheincu... ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/theincubator_ ► TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM8po6h1j/ Your Hosts: @JesseFriedland (https://twitter.com/JesseFriedland) @MacNCheeasy (https://twitter.com/MacNCheeasy) Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 03:33 – How Chris got his start 09:50 – The Goonz Portal 14:15 – The technical challenges encountered 19:35 – The most fun parts of building 26:10 – Using WebFlow 27:55 – Piston enters! 29:10 – What is QA? 33:10 – Piston's Web3 skills and testing process 39:00 – Preparing for launch day 43:30 – Entering the portal 51:00 – The Incubator impact 54:45 – Lessons learned 57:15 – Closing thoughts

In this episode, we connect with The Smoothest DJ in the Land, Dj DDubb, Dwight! Being the music industry through Djing, we pick his brain about how he building and maintaining relationships with family and prospective/present clients! #mgmt #djddubb #ericthomas https://youtube.com/channel/UCYw9vEyWa6xln01wgXQDtOw https://instagram.com/thegroovement_ Recommended Books: Personality Plus: https://amzn.to/3Jg7LM2 How to Win Friends and Influence People: https://amzn.to/3xfxcLn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itsrelational/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itsrelational/support

Today on los town radio we go behind the scenes of the process and how mac and smooth feel about making music at this stage. Compared to how it started being older we discuss how our approach use to to be compared to how it is now. We been working and we celebrating Smoothest in the Winter. Out on every streaming platform. We go over the case of Jessie and the results of his case. Dj Smooth wonders how our names are combined when it comes to when we drop. We discuss opening a tik tok. Follow the show on tiktok at lostownradio. We dive into the wild news that has been happening. We go over a subway robbery. We talk about Watson and what's going on with his cases. conspiracy theory time. Jerry Jones got some wild cases going on. Lady claims Jerry is the father. Smooth goes over a read for you guys to scope out. a lot of good stuff on todays episode. shout out to the sponsors and everyone who supports the show. Enjoy!

Noah is joined by the Smoothest of the South -- Blake Tyers of Creature Comforts! The chisel comes out early, and Noah picks Blake's brain from everything to barrel program philosophy, the measured and wildly impressive growth trajectory of the brewery, D-I marching band life, and of course, the ever-lurking off-flavor THP -- a subject Blake has led the awareness charge on. Blake also discusses Creature's upcoming LA location and the wild story that sparked it all, his current role leading the brewery's innovation arm (the Catalyst Division), and delivers one of the most delightful and informative Three Bay's you'll ever be graced with. This Georgia Peach of a conversation is available NOW, wherever you shop for sound. ..Music: "Mountain Climb" by Jake Hill

Tom Day - Emmy Winning Cinematographer, 38 Years as Warren Miller Director/Filmer/Skier, "Blizzard of Aahhhs" Ski Movie Star, Smoothest Skier on Earth Episode #30 Brought to you by Grand Targhee Resort  “[I made my dreams a reality] by following my heart. I can't think of another reason why it happened… Especially with skiing, I knew from a very young age I was going to be skiing was going to be my life. And I was able to keep that I didn't deviate from that and the rest falls in place if you've got a good anchor.” - Tom Day My guest today is Tom Day: Tom has been a filmer, director, and skier for Warren Miller ski movies every year since 1984 - that's 38 years of Warren Miller + Tom Day Tom has been the principal filmer and director since the year 2000 Tom Day won an Emmy in 2021 for his work on Life Below Zero Tom has worked on big Hollywood movies such as Molly's Game and Triple X Tom was a skier in the legendary, game-changing ski movie Blizzard of Ahhhs from 1988 Tom is still such a badass freeskier that he skied the Chimney at Squaw Palisades Tahoe only 2 years ago at the age of 58 - Very few people have the guts to ski this line in their prime... Tom is one of the best and smoothest skiers I've ever witnessed Tom grew up skiing Bolton Valley in Vermont and has spent his adult life in Squaw Valley Palisades Tahoe where he still resides Toms stories from behind the scenes in the ski movie world are absolutely priceless   This episode is brought to you by Grand Targhee Resort.  Home to the best snow in Wyoming. Delivering an average of 500 inches of snow annually, you'll find uncrowded slopes and a unique Targhee vibe served on the daily. With good times served daily at Grand Targhee Resort; it's time to embrace the vibe. Escape the crowds and get back to enjoying skiing and snowboarding the way it was meant to be. From our family-friendly Kids Adventure Zone and uncrowded runs, to the wide-open terrain for all abilities, the big mountain feel, and Western charm makes Grand Targhee a must-visit winter destination. With over 20 feet of snowfall to date, heading to the Tetons is a must-do. We invite you to experience and be part of the Targhee Vibe at Grand Targhee Resort! Please enjoy! *** If you enjoyed this podcast, please share with friends & family, and please subscribe. Follow SnowBrains: SnowBrains.com Facebook: facebook.com/snowbrains Instagram: instagram.com/snowbrains Twitter: twitter.com/snowbrains *** The SnowBrains Podcast Episode #30 - Tom Day - Emmy Winning Cinematographer, 38 Years as Warren Miller Director/Filmer/Skier, "Blizzard of Aahhhs" Ski Movie Star, Smoothest Skier on Earth Recorded on November 23, 2021, in the Jackson Hole, WY (Miles Clark) and Olympic Valley, CA (Tom Day). This episode was edited by Jared White Music by Chad Crouch Host, producer, and creator = Miles Clark

Will Graylin is a tech entrepreneur who believes rideshare and delivery is the future of affordable, more efficient transportation. The Chairman and CEO of Indigo Technologies, Graylin is our guest on this episode of The Weekly Driver Podcast. Co-hosts Bruce Aldrich and James Raia talk with Graylin about his company's new class of EVs and his vision for ride-hail and delivery and other essential services.   "We focus on the next generation of urban mobility, especially in ride-share and delivery," says Graylin. "As you know, the world is changing. More and more miles are being put on the road big gig workers. They're delivering our food, our meals our packages." Indigo's motto: "Smoothest, Greenest Rides For Our Planet." The company debuted at the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas a van-like electric car in two versions. The Indigo Flow is designed for ride-haring; the Indigo Flow Plus serves as a delivery van. For both cars, the startup emphasizes what it calls robotic wheels, which hold a 22 kW electric motor each. They also combine transmission and active suspension in one module with the drive. The active suspension, in particular, is intended to compensate for the well-known disadvantage of wheel hub motors, namely the higher unsprung masses. According to its literature: Indigo is delivering radically more efficient, comfortable and affordable EVs that are purposely built for ride-hail, delivery by leveraging its patented electric robotic wheel suspension and propulsion system. Indigo is also combining innovative fintech and insurtech from its partner OV Loop to make affordable transportation more accessible to everyone through advanced mobility as a service platform." "When you think about it, most vehicles carry one or two passengers, so why are they driving around in big SUVs and trucks," says Graylin. "We are being asked to supersize our cars. The OEMs make more money selling trucks and SUVs. We wanted to build a solution that is much lighter and much more efficient." Please join Bruce and me as we discuss with Graylin his company's (www.indigotech.com) philosophy of the future of urban mobility." The Weekly Driver Podcast encourages and appreciates feedback from our listeners. Please forward episode links to family, friends and colleagues. And you are welcome to repost links from the podcast to your social media accounts. The idea of more eyeballs on more content works for us. Support our podcast by shopping on Amazon.com. A graphic display at the bottom of the post links to automotive selections of the online retailer. But there's also a search function for anything available directly from the site. If you shop via this site, we receive a small commission. It helps us continue to produce independent content. The site began in 2004 and includes more than 700 reviews. The podcast is in its fourth year, and we've had a diverse collection of guests — famous athletes, vintage car collectors, manufacturer CEOs, automotive book authors, industry analysts, a movie stuntman and episodes from auto shows and car auctions. Please send comments and suggestions for new episodes to James Raia via email: james@jamesraia.com. All podcast episodes are archived on theweeklydriver.com/podcast Every episode is also available on your preferred podcast platform. Several of the more prominent platforms are listed below. Amazon.com iheartradio Spotify

We are CHRISTMAS READY on the YouTube, as we're back in the studio for our last few episodes before the trade period opens. We take a look back at the Wildcats road trip through Quebec 1-1-1 on the trip picking up 3 of 6pts.  We had friend of the show Aidan Northcott on to discuss the trade period expectations for the Islanders in the next few weeks.  Eric Murray Stick Tap of the Week  Rosemary Lynns Massage Wildcast Wildcat of the Week    ENJOY!!

On this week's episode of Otaku Street, the boys ask themselves how in the world has Sonic the Hedgehog maintained his relevancy through the decades despite the travesties that have come forth in his name? They also run through the most recent PlayStation Showcase. What games does Insomniac even make? The Otaku crew has no clue. Demon Slayer steps back into the limelight with Tanjiro venturing into his first mission. Jamal can't figure out what to do with his body and Adam gets sexy while spurting out long-winded spells from the anime. There's a whole lot to unpack here, boys and girls. So put your headphones on and crank the party chat up, it's Otaku time!

Tristan and Jackson are being ambitious this week and trying out 2 spirits on the show. The first being the smoothest rum around, Candela is a Dominican Rum that is a very popular rum in the Dominican Republic that has a very unique taste to it. The second spirit is a Local, West Michigan collaboration between Long Road Distillery and Madcap Coffee. These spirits are extremely unique and you are in for a surprise. Check Us Out On Social! Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: @CafeRicaUSA

How does Klarna, the buy now, pay later giant, offer such a smooth shopping experience for customers?Klarna has made it more affordable and easier to checkout on online shopping sites for many, and usage only increased during the pandemic.To talk about the design side of things, Ege Altunsu, Product Design Lead, Design Manager at Klarna, joined this episode of Disruption Talks.Ege explains how Klarna was able to get ahead in the market, scale up quickly, and still maintain a high level of service for customers and merchants. Ege also shares what it's like to be a product designer and lead a large design team efficiently. Hosted by Toto Castiglione.

Another episode of our Horse Breeds around the World Series. Today I am talking with Britta Mülle from Germany about her passion for Paso Fino Horses. This horse breed from Latin America is well-known for ist smooth gaits, elegant looks and gentle but spirited character. Popular in the show ring but also a great, sure-footed horse for the trail or for Endurance, the Paso Fino has found many friends and has a firm presence in the USA besides getting more numerous in Europe as well. So, listen to today's episode to learn more about this very special Latino! Show Notes: https://equestrianadventuresses.com/2021/08/06/horse-podcast-ep-167-paso-fino-the-smoothest-horse-in-the-world/

It's Friday, and Reader & Eddie Q are talking their favourite donuts and ways to beat the heat. The guys are also joined by a special guest, and Eddie shows off his Grade Eight grad photo! (#adorable)

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On Wed.'s ep. of No Dunks, the guys discuss Kyrie Irving's All-NBA case, Julius Randle putting up Larry Bird-like numbers, whether the league should let the higher-seeded teams pick their first-round opponents, Trae Young's specs, and the race for the worst record in the league. That, plus which stars move like molten gold, our favorite NBA roleplayers, a nice podcast plug from yesterday's Apple keynote, Gilligan Leigh, and so much more. Subscribe to No Dunks on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/NoDunksInc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Billy never disappoints! Enjoy the show! www.conspiracyorjustacoincidence.com Patreon: conspiracy or just a coincidence! You know the deal, World's Fair Scam episode coming out on Saturday! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jackallen1/support

I know I am not alone and that SLEEP has been a challenge for many of us - especially this past year. Fall asleep to... or take a longer, deep, relaxing break... with this extended meditation today.Head over to Http://CozyEarth.com with code: MINISPODCAST and check out their great selection of bamboo bedding and loungewear. Support the show, get a 30-day free trial and 10-year warranty, PLUS right now they are offering my listeners an incredible 40% off with code! Cozy Earth sheets are the SOFTEST, SMOOTHEST sheets I have ever owned!.

This episode is definitely one of the smoothest ones I've done in awhile. While battling an impending cold and a sick child, I pit the current champ 2 Belts Jessie aka Jessie 2 Belts against the one and only Triple Hammock; the host of KVGM The Last Wave. I task both competitors with putting together the smoothest VGM tracks they can find. And I'm calling it right now, this will most likely go to sudden death. So sit back, light those candles, pour yourself a cool drink, and enjoy these awesome mellow tracks. So Jessie's tracks will be first and Hammocks are second. Enjoy. Rd. 1 Falls- Yuzo Koshiro, Motoi Sakuraba, Michiru Yamane, Keiki Kobayashi, Takeshi Yanagawa (Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom) VIP Lounge- Oleka Lozowchuk (Dead Rising 2) Rd. 2 Music No. 6- Yumi Kinoshita, Shigekazu Kamaki, Yusaburo Shimojyo (Pebble Beach Golf Links) Metro City (Night)- Yutaka Minobe (Astro Boy: Mighty Atom) Rd. 3 BADEN National Golf Course- Takushi Hiyamuta (Neo Turf Masters) Love- Unknown (The Conveni Portable) Rd. 4 Sanctuary of Zi'tah- Naoshi Mizuta, Kumi Tanioka, Nobuo Uematsu (Final Fantasy XI) Urban Fantasy- Yasunori Mitsuda (10,000 Bullets) Rd. 5 Koopa Beach (Cover)- The One Ups, Soyo Oka (Super Mario Kart) Staff Roll- Unknown (Super Power League FX) Sudden Death Casually- Yoshino Aoki, Akari Kaida (Breath of Fire III) Staff Roll SBirdman (Smooth Jazz Big Band Version)- The 8-Bit Big Band, Dan Hess (Pilotwings 64) Sponsors: Dimension X Comic Book Store http://www.dimensionxtoystore.com/ http://stores.ebay.com/Dimension-X-Comics-and-Toys At Your Service Maid Cafe http://aysmaidcafe.com/ The Magic Clasp Www.themagicclasp.com Also check out the owners podcast whenkillersgetcaught.com And join us on Discord at: https://discord.gg/Ga3G9R6

It's so dirty! Episode 30 - The Smoothest Voices No One Could HearIn this technically challenged episode, we rant about:- Fake lottery tickets- The hotness of Somali women- Celebrating your birthday month if your birthday is on the 1st- What defines a "liquid diet"- The perfect milk temperature for cerealBuy our merch! www.TooMoofs.com/merchLove you all!

This was a fun episode, Rachel and I talk everything from shitty people to what it's like for her living in Japan

When groups come together, relationships are tested. After traveling through the Middle East with a group of highly self-aware individuals, we experienced a level of conflict management that we'd never seen. Episode 19 includes two sound bites from the a discussion with a few of the people we traveled with last year. Topics include group/self awareness, conflict communication, and how accepting our own imperfections can lead to better relationships. Awear: https://awear-apparel.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awearapparel/

Hello Good people, we're back with another episode just before lockdown 2. In this episode we speak about the worst teachers we've had (07:43), who's the smoothest talker? (39:09) and banned locations for stag/hen do's (58:26). The #BlueTicksPodcast is a lighthearted podcast focused on real conversations, Hot topics of the week and free thought. If you have any topics you want us to talk about hit us up on the socials. Like, share and feedback is always welcome! Socials Twitter/Instagram: @bluetickspodcast @spcetu @isthatalexr @Trillcalvs @_Pupz / Pupz_ig

On the back of Travis Varcoe announcing his retirement, Bob and Andy search for the smoothest footballer

It’s Oktoberfest season, and Beering Ain’t Easy is bringing you an epic four beer Battle Royale:  International vs. National vs. State vs. Local.  Are Adam and Drew’s taste buds refined enough to tell the difference between the beers?  Will they even be coherent?  We’ll answer these questions, and bring also bring you a new Beering Ain’t East Segment - The Untappd Roast!Episode Notes:Featured Beers:  Mr. Oktoberfest - Texas Leaguer Brewery, Missouri City, TX.  Oktoberfest - Altstadt Brewery, Fredericksburg, TX.  Spaten Oktoberfest Ur-Marzen, Munich, Bayern Germany.  Octoberfest Beer - Bell’s Brewery, Comstock, MI.Tasting Notes:  Tough to differentiate between all the Marzen goodness!  Texas Leaguer - More carbonated with a strong malty flavor.  Altstadt - subtle, bready and toasty flavor.  Spaten -  A little darker in color than the rest, always a classic.   Bell’s - Smoothest and cleanest of the four, but a much more muted flavor profile. Other Mentioned Beers/Breweries from Untappd Roast:Pussy Wagon - Brash Brewing Company, Houston TX (IPA)Houston Hazier - SpindleTap Brewery, Houston TX (Double NEIPA)Endeavour - Saint Arnold Brewing Company, Houston TX (Double IPA)Hazy Little Thing - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., Chico CA (NEIPA)Cloud 8 - 8th Wonder Brewery, Houston TX  (NEIPA)Traditional Lager- Yuengling Brewery, Pottsville PAPre-War Pils - Live Oak Brewing Company, Austin TX Featured Music:Four Beers Polka by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com)Find it here!  Other shout-outs:Suppenkuche - German Restaurant in San Francisco, CAKing’s Biergarten - German Restaurant in Pearland, TXThe Man Show - Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carrola’s classic show from the early 2000’sHouston Craft Beer Society - Houston Facebook group for folks living that craft beer lifestyle On every episode, we rate beers on a scale from 0-5, 5 being the highest. Follow Beering Ain’t Easy on Facebook or Instagram, email us at beeringainteasy@gmail.com, or follow our beer quest on Untappd, usernames BeeringAintEasyAdam and BeeringAintEasyDrew. Four Beers Polka by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Hello, Welcome to Mass-Debaters, where we debate the weird topics for viewing pleasure. We are asking you to share this video, and subscribe to our page if you like our content. This Weekend's Topics: The Smoothest Guy On TV, The Best Dance to do at a Wedding, The Best Superbowl Halftime Show P.S Remember we are still giving away 20$ Amazon gift cards. All you have to do it watch all three videos that are uploaded, share one of the videos, and then message Diandre Robinson, Evan Hamatake, CJ D Tucker, Cam Jag, or the Facebook page what the topics are to all three videos, and what the answers were to all three topics. Thank you all for your support. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mass-debaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mass-debaters/support

Six hundred and eighty. Six hundred and eighty years. That’s how long it would take you to get from Earth to Pluto in the 21st Century.In the 28th, moving at near-light speed with a nice boot drive, it wouldn’t even take two weeks. It’d be a fucking pleasure cruise. Smoothest tenday of your life, with the right crew.Of course that’s what it always comes down to, isn’t it? You can have the shiniest ship in the Territory; best in the RSU, Commonwealth, or the Freeholds, fresh off the shipyards. Without a good crew, a crew that works together, that gels, a crew who won’t be at eachothers throats at a pin drop, you might as well be shooting yourself out of a cannon. You might get farther, anyway.No, a good crew is worth its weight in unregistered anchor parts, and nobody but nobody gets anywhere without people behind you who you can count on, people who want what you want.And if you’ve got some passengers you don’t agree with, or some crewmates you rubbed the wrong way or who put you off, here’s some perspective that might change your tune.Just be glad it’s ten days, and not six hundred and eighty goddamn years.*In today’s episode, we get underway for our long journey to Earth. A ten-day trip with two armed killers aboard isn’t exactly anyone’s idea of a vacation, but how will the crew of the Vehement fare under this duress? We pull rank, make some upgrades, and dread what’s yet to come.This week on Play By Podcast: Territory Nouveau 19: Circumstances of DeparturePlay By Podcast is Michael Collins (@arealwriter), Leon Barnes (@SlapKatZ), Liam Higgins(@liamhiggins97), and Max Coe (@_NotMyDivision_)Cover Art by Ariel Corrales (@arielcorrales_)Music by Cody Ojea (@CodyOjea)

Today's Syndeo Twitter question, which studio host is the greatest of all time?

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Today’s episode puts the spotlight on the smoothest conman that ever lived. Victor Lustig gained notoriety for attempting (successfully) to sell the Eiffel Tower, on two separate occasions. He amassed a fortune by scamming his victims using a “money box” that he claimed could duplicate $100 bills and even duped Al Capone, one of the wealthiest and most dangerous mobsters in America at the time. Sources:  1) Smithsonian Magazine (Jeff Maysh): https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/man-who-sold-eiffel-tower-twice-180958370/ 2) Smithsonian Magazine (Gilbert King): https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-smoothest-con-man-that-ever-lived-29861908/

Paul and Andy are joined in the studio by cruiser weight boxer Jordan Thompson who was in Tyson Fury's camp for the recent Deontay Wilder fight. The guys are also joined in the studio by comedian and actor Mike McClean. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Smoothie's are treat for anyone. For our next guests there more than treats, its their multi mullion dollar franchises. As many people are beginning to start more businesses, Ryan and Shawn, owners of six Smoothie King locations and authors of Now Open: How We Built A Multi-Million Dollar Franchise Business In 12 Months, stopped by to talk to us about their journey to success. Starting from trying out for the same basketball team in junior high, to working with 50 Cent and G-Unit, to now owning 6 Smoothie King locations and opening up their own franchise, Burnbox in Spring 2020. You do not want to miss out on this special episode! # business #education --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-district-channel/support

abby gets deep answering the age-old question: how to pick the best butt plug. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hibabe/message

"Smoothest operator of my life" Sainz after crossing the line 4th from last on the grid.  Episode 23 - Interlagos never fails to deliver and boy oh boy it did deliver once again this weekend! We had Redbull at MAXspeed, we had Honda domination, we had Ricciardo crashing, we had Hamilton crashing, we had Ferraris crashing into eachother. We had an AMG Mercedes blow up! We had 2 first time podium winners behind Max. We had everything!! We discuss, debate and dissect all of this and everything else that caught our attention on this chaotic, penultimate round of the 2019 season.  We have all of our usual segments, we dish out our S3 awards and wrap up the FNL1eSports F2 Championship and also the FNL1 USA F1 race. Josh has his finger on pulse with all of the eSports news too.  Thank you for listening and supporting us, please remember to take a moment to share us around. We would appreciate it if you could drop us a rating and a review. Find us on Apple Podcasts and all of your other favourite Pod catchers and jump into our new LightsOutF1 Facebook page and get involved. Tell us your thoughts on our discussion points, or drop us a question and make a suggestion. Everyone is welcome to get involved and voice their opinions through our page.  https://www.facebook.com/Lights-Out-F1-261264644762702/ https://feed.podbean.com/lightsoutf1/feed.xml www.Demo1garage.com www.FNL1Esports.com Fantasy League : https://fantasy.formula1.com/leaderboards/league… League Password : a4e645b6ce  

We drill TJ for all in the info in his beautiful brain, discussing major success, epic failures, Beyonce, avoiding big pitfalls in Serviced Accommodation, the training industry and have a heart to heart plus ... he also suggest eating my rabbit.TJ also reveals a surprise new area he'll be tackling very soon!Please like, share, follow and subscribe as look to bring you an alternative view on the property and business world!Thank you for listening ;) Support the show (http://www.heavymetalmoney.com)

In our opening episode, the content we want to do is held hostage by the news and we’re left with no choice but to talk about Brexit, a little of the fun that it’ll bring for us all, and the hyperthunk brains that have brought it to us. This weeks cast:David - http://twitter.com/SanitaryNaptimeElijah - http://twitter.com/KlezmerRougeAlasdair - http://twitter.com/SA_BallistariXander - http://twitter.com/xjmaw

Today we speak with legendary Swim Smooth Coach and former Swedish Olympian from the 1988 Seoul Olympics, Anna-Karin Lundin. The interview takes place in sunny Mallorca, Spain immediately after the BESTFest 2019 of Open Water Swimming, of which she won a few of the Age-Group events outright against some very good competition. If you've never seen Anna-Karin swim, start off by viewing this awesome clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LDbps7O5Ps We talk candidly about Anna-Karin's early successes in swimming (primarily as a breaststroke swimmer), her participation at the 1988 Olympics as one of the youngest swimmers at the entire event, her early burn-out and retirement from swimming and then her relatively recent renaissance through her coaching in Gothenburg and venture outdoors into the great open water arena! We also discuss how Anna-Karin joined the Swim Smooth team and discuss more about that at this link: http://www.feelforthewater.com/2017/07/new-video-anna-karin-turns-to-dark-side.html You can find out more about Anna-Karin' background and her coaching services at https://www.simcoachen.se

Did a lot of people get married on Wednesdays? I’m just trying to figure out etymologies here, guys. What’s the etymology of etymology? What is life? Why am I alive? Boom. Smoothest segue into #ToyStory4, baby. Special guest Ally Maki joins to talk about her role in the TS4, as we talk a little bit more about the movie since more of us have seen it. We’re also talking #Marvel going to Comic-Con Hall H this year and more with host Kristian Harloff, Roxy Striar, Mark Reilly, John Rocha, Cody Hall, and Alex Marzoña!Follow Ally Maki: https://twitter.com/allymaki Toy Story 4 in theaters on June 21! 00:00 does Tom have nice legs?; what does Rocha think about the West Side Story photo? 11:15 Roxy and Kristian let Alex sit with them at Toy Story 4, Roxy talks to herself, Rocha still poops himself; Roxy ran over a thing and has a clean car 20:30 Toy Story 4 is good 26:55 The King’s Man (Kingsman prequel) gets a title 32:05 Avengers: Endgame to be re-released (50:41 Feige’s clarification on Endgame re-release) 39:25 Marvel Studios coming back to Hall H 45:56 Game of Thrones prequel begins filming 52:31 Lucasfilm names Michelle Rejwan as new SVP of live action development 1:02:08 Ally Maki joins the gang to talk about Toy Story 4, getting cast in the movie, recording her lines, becoming an actor, Pixar and Disney, Cloak & Dagger, what roles she’d like to play, and more! 1:33:36 how’s Cody doing? 1:35:35 The View covers the Bella Thorne controversy 1:42:54 Rodney Dangerfield’s Back to School to be a reality TV show 1:45:54 Pixar’s new movie Soul to come out in 2020; more anticipated/better - Joker or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood?; another Star Wars Fantasy Draft for the new trilogy?; what if Rey was a descendant of a Knight of the Old Republic?; will Friday shows be 2 hours?; what are you really getting out of having social media? #ColliderLive: You have no idea what might happen in this off the wall show that is a mix of the old Schmoes Know show with a dash of Collider, mixed with nonsense, shaken with comedy and served every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday live from Collider Studios. Make sure you like and share the show so we can build it TOGETHER. Make sure you give it a like as well...

If you’ve ever been curious about launching a product or your someone who gets stressed the EFF out every-time it comes around, this episode is going to serve you in so many ways. I have had 15 launches in the 3 years that Manifestation Babe has been running and let me tell you, I know a thing or two about stressful launches. This year in 2019, I have experienced two big launches where I felt the most stress free I have ever felt. Being an entrepreneur involved in social media, it is easy to get influenced by everyone else’s strategies. When I first started out, I followed influencers doing exactly what I wanted to do, but one thing always left me feeling overwhelmed. They were constantly exhausted and stressed during launches which left me with the story of “Launching is stressful and exhausting.” In this episode I talk about 4 strategies that have changed the launch game for me and how I doubled my revenue goal with a completely stress free launch.   What you will learn in this episode: My exciting new business project (3:20) How we hired our dream team (14:15) Best business resource ever (16:55) How to play the game in business (26:15) Amazing launch strategy for female entrepreneurs (36:17) How your mind and body work together with manifestation (41:39) Manifest Business By Design (45:10)   Questions I Answer: How do you detach from the outcome? (20:00) What is my powerful manifestation prayer? (21:40) Why changing your story will change your business? (28:14) Can you create a launch from a template? (32:09) Do you have to use masculine energy to build a business? (43:50)   Links/Resources: Manifestation Babe BookStore Best Business Resource: Traction BBD Waitlist Instagram: @manifestationbabe Facebook Group: Manifestation Babes Website: www.manifestationbabe.com To see my current offers, please visit manifestationbabe.com/links

In this episode of Around the Arc (the NBA podcast) I'll take you through all of the action from the past week of the 2019 NBA Playoffs. We'll then take some of the biggest story lines from the postseason so far and overreact to them! I've also got my list of the top 10 smoothest scorers of the 2019 postseason and I've got another stat of the week and bold prediction for you!

SHOCK! RTO puts out a new episode in a timely manner! Join @RTOSlater @RTOGoliath @RTOMuscleDaddy and @RTODucky as they discuss everything from Schlitterbahn pulling a fast one to what Muscle Daddy does with Dollywood's Parking cones! Juggalos UNITE! __________________________________________________ Website - www.RideThisOne.com Call or Text the show! 26-RIDE-THIS (267) 433-8447 Follow The Show! Facebook - Twitter - Subscribe Bitch! Follow the RTO CREW! @RTOSlater @RTOGoliath @RTOMuscleDaddy  @RTODucky  

B'ski aka Brain Collazo defines the word SMOOTH, in every way my mind knows how to break that concept down: being sonically, aesthetically, verbally, spiritually and social-situationally hip. ..while doing little to no work to appear this bad ass. You can be smooth like a duck, doing all the paddling underneath the water, but a real smooth cat is a swan: effortless chilling.  Damn it, you know smooth when you see it (especially because I'm the opposite: a loud and awkward mess). That is Brain Collazo beyond mortal comprehension: THE SMOOTH SWAN.  We tracked this podcast at 8am, which would unsettle a normal human, but he still crushes me in smoothness, smarts, and wits the whole goddamned time.

There are literally hundreds of books and e-courses that offer a handful of tips when creating your website. A lot of those tips are great but perhaps my 2 simple step will help you start with your website.

There are literally hundreds of books and e-courses that offer a handful of tips when creating your website. A lot of those tips are great but perhaps my 2 simple step will help you start with your website.

Antone Fuqua - officially the SMOOTHEST man in Hollywood talks about Denzel and The Equalizer 2. Jamie and Hanna review that alongside Disney's update of AA Milne's beloved bear and his LADS in Christopher Robin - then lets be frank, we made an error in selecting a documentary about the art of Orson Welles to talk about. We are neither experts in Orson Welles, Art or indeed the art of Orson Welles. Oh well.As ever, we'd really love to know what you think of the podcast - contact us on twitter - @talkradio with the hashtag #talkfilm or speak to Jamie and Hanna directly on @jamieeast and @hannaflint. We live or die based on your ratings, so please review and recommend wherever you get your podcast from! KISSES ON THE MOUTH.Ps. There is swearing in this podcast, so don't play to children or boring people.Jamie is on TalkRADIO every weekday from 1-4pm and it's really quite good. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s Second Date one of our listeners met his date with one of the SMOOTHEST moves ever…And while their first interaction was GREAT, the date went HORRIBLY! Actually the date was so BAD the girl ended up crying in the middle of dinner!! And you won’t believe the reason why…

In today’s Second Date one of our listeners met his date with one of the SMOOTHEST moves ever…And while their first interaction was GREAT, the date went HORRIBLY! Actually the date was so BAD the girl ended up crying in the middle of dinner!! And you won’t believe the reason why…

Welcome Back to Breaking Beats Episode 26. On this Instalment we've got some of the Smoothest tracks around at the mo and few im sure you know, from the likes of Random movement, Basic Forces, Silence Groove, Sektor Low 5, The Harmonist, Locksmith, Duoscience and Zero T to name a few. As always hope you Enjoy :) Tracklist: Side Hustle - Technimatic Fly Away - Madcap Magic Moments - Locksmith Stolen Soul - Javano I Know Astral - Valley Voyager - Calibre Wave Rhythm - Noulan Metro - The Harmonist Break The Cycle - Basic Forces Slapper - Silence Groove Pharaoh - The Upbeats Ivy Lab Remix Sleazy Bitch(lvy Lab Remix) - Random Movement Goblin Jazz Banquet - Random Movement Its About To Get Down - Sektor Low 5 Withstand - Zero T Black & White - Artistri Arrows - Icicle Moving Slow - Reds Those Eyes Phase - Midnight Request Essential Inch (Phase Remix) - Zero T Wicked Back - Duoscience Yung Bongo - Fourward The Only One - Poschek Simple as That - Decon Over There - Chromatic Sin Reglas - Tire Shrine - Artificial Intelligence See Through You - Apache Introspective - GLXY Her - MalaKy, Satl

Man, I love his voice. Denzal Sinclaire is at The Center For the Performing Arts Saturday night, April 16. You will not regret going to that show. Trust me.

The regular crew meet up in the iRacers Lounge to talk about the new release, 3 days of outage, and various other iRacing topics.

Welcome to another edition of indyfm.

The smoothest place on Friday is Indyfm.  Come and spend an evening with Jay on the 6th anniversary of the TJRS Radio Network

Welcome to the smoothest place to be on Friday night, indyfm.  Tonight's QOE:  What if your mate was a member of the website Ashley Madison, how would you feel?  

Welcome to the debut show of indyfm.  2 hours of the best neo soul, smooth grooves on radio.  Our Question fo Evening:  Do you endorse sex before marriage.  Glad that you are here!

Pack your bags! It’s time to board a flight for the USA! USA! USA! Eagles! Guns! It’s the third Digimon movie! You can find the full show notes for this episode and leave comments at http://podigious.com/211/.

This week’s contenders: Keebler Elves vs. Oompa-Loompas, Legos vs. K’Nex, A Disney Baseball Showdown, Carrot Top vs. Tom Bombadil.  

The man... the myth... the legend... MR. WEISS joins the show for a hilarious and informative interview (2:01). We talk bagels, golf, martinis, steak, and much more! Dylan and J-mo then power rank the most well-groomed athletes that definitely use MANSCAPED (49:02). And now that the NCAA tournament is set, we fill out an official Meat Sports Alcohol March Madness bracket (55:03). Keep an eye out for your Abilene Christian Wildcats and Eastern Washington Eagles because we have those darkhorses making some serious noise. Get 20% OFF Manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code MEAT at MANSCAPED.com!

In today's Second Date Update one of our listeners met his date one of the SMOOTHEST moves ever...And while their first interaction was GREAT, the date went HORRIBLY! Actually the date was so BAD the girl ended up crying in the middle of dinner!! And you won't believe the reason why... Find out what happened in the podcast below!