Podcasts about strawberry jam

This week on Beers With the Brewers, we're talking Gilded and Splendid: a tropical, golden-hazed IPA built around El Dorado, and our annual Strawberry Rhubarb Ale collaboration with Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams. Tune in for a spring-ready conversation about fruit, hops, collaboration, and the upcoming Strawberry Jam festival! -- Have a question for us? If we read your question on an episode, you get a free Land-Grant shirt. Submit your question now over on our website! --  Want to try the beers we cover on the pod? head over to our handy Beer Finder or join us at the taproom. 

The boys go long on maybe the best AC album of all time: Strawberry Jam, the explosive 7th album from Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deakin and Geologist. Christian and Justin also discuss 2007 as a crossroads for indie rock, steel drums, samples, some casual Beatles comparisons, salvia, and Green Day?

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We're making a list and checking it at least once, for our Nostalgia Killers Holiday Episode. Juan Martinez dons his gay apparel and joins us once again in search of the true meaning of Christmas; Capitalism! Santa brawls, terrorism, and bad line deliveries all around; will this late 90's cinematic cash grab hold up or has it turned into a steaming lump of coal?Sonic Death Monkey Top 5: Top Five Movie Leads That Don't Deserve RedemptionThis Movie's Cocktail:Turbo Time!1.5oz Charbay Green Tea Vodka.75oz Lime Juice1 Spoonful of Strawberry Jam.13oz Gentian Liqueur2 Dashes of Rhubarb BittersShake all of the ingredients and serve in a chilled glass. Be sure to share with the reindeer that you punched out earlier.Subscribe to us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/NostalgiaKillersPodcastCast:Juan MartinezJavier MartinezChuck Starzenski Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks from strawberry jam with black and white colored mold. Dr. Don - risky ☣️ Professor Ben - risky ☣️ What is the difference between an episode, an arc, and a season/saga? - Quora Write a ten-word story before you reach the finish line | Taskmaster Wiki | Fandom mold - Risky or Not? Food Safety Talk 217: Fruit Forward — Food Safety Talk Home Page - National Center for Home Food Preservation Strawberry Jam Pectin - National Center for Home Food Preservation 663. Eating Foods With Pathogens as Long as You Are Drinking Alcohol — Risky or Not? Distribution of mycotoxins produced by Penicillium spp. inoculated in apple jam and crème fraiche during chilled storage - ScienceDirect Eat or Toss? Is it OK to eat? Home - OFPA - Ontario Food Protection Association

Lucie Franc de Ferriere is the founder and baker behind NYC's From Lucie, which became a top destination for cake lovers soon after opening early last year. Now, Lucie's whimsical layered desserts topped with fresh flowers can be seen all over Instagram and folks like Lorde and Blake Lively are fans. On today's episode, Lucie talks with host Jessie Sheehan about drawing inspiration from her French countryside upbringing, baking tips from her New Zealander mom, advice for decorating with real flowers, and her recipe for Chamomile Cake with Strawberry Jam and Vanilla Bean Whipped Cream.Thank you to Nonino and California Prunes for supporting our show. Learn more about Jubilee Wine Country and get tickets here.Order our print magazine, get show transcripts, subscribe to our newsletter, and get details about upcoming events.Hosted by Jessie SheehanProduced by Kerry Diamond, Catherine Baker, and Elizabeth VogtEdited by Jenna SadhuContent & Partnerships Manager Londyn CrenshawRecorded at CityVox StudiosMore on Lucie: Instagram, websiteMore on Jessie: Instagram, Salty, Cheesy, Herby, Crispy Snackable Bakes cookbookShe's My Cherry Pie is a production of The Cherry Bombe Podcast Network.

Haj, Walt, Dan, and Bobby discuss this years iteration of Splendid our Strawberry Rhubarb Ale brewed in collaboration with our friends from Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams. They also discuss beer and ice cream combos and this upcoming weekend's Strawberry Jam event.  -- Have a question for us? If we read your question on an episode, you get a free Land-Grant shirt. Submit your question now over on our website!

Featuring: Belghast, Kodra, and Tamrielo   Hey Folks! We have a bit of a “Smol” show at least when it comes to cast.  Last week we had to take that off because Bel was in “duck and cover” mode do to the storm system tearing through the center of the country and producing over one hundred Tornados.  This week we had a bunch of folks with other commitments leaving it with just Bel, Kodra, and Tam.  We talk a bit about the Helldivers Review Bomb, Angry Tarkov Players, and a now-fixed outrageous bug in Path of Exile that allowed for 18 linking a skill. From there we dive into some of Tam's recent experiences in trying to get Fallout New Vegas up and running and how like Bel said a few weeks back…  the games really still hold up well once you get past the technical limitations. Kodra gives a bit of a round-up of Metroidvania titles that he has been playing recently and then talks a bit about considering Strawberry Jam “done” after beating the Expert Lobby Yellows.   Topics Discussed Helldivers Review Bomb Path of Exile Ridiculous Socket Bug The Effort of installing Fallout New Vegas Older Fallout Games Still Hold Up Fallout New California TCM Metroidvania Roundup Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Tales of Kenzera: ZAU TEVI Celeste Strawberry Jam  Expert Lobby Yellows Completed

Prince Harry continues to uplift the military community by honoring Sergeant First Class Elizabeth Marks. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has Celebrity A-Listers waiting with bated breath to see if they're the next to receive her coveted American Riviera Orchard Strawberry Jam! Despite the Royal's best attempt to compete, ARO continues to reign supreme... even before it's officially launched. Speaking of the Royals, While King Charles focuses on bringing his green initiative to Sandringham, trouble may be afoot with Sophie and Edward - who reportedly feel slighted by not receiving special honors. As if that isn't enough for the ailing king, allegedly the firm is beginning preparations for his funeral, leading many to wonder if his health is worse than previously reported. SharionSade.com Patreon | Sharion Sade       Sources 1. Sussex.com | Honouring Sergeant First Class Marks: https://sussex.com/honouring-sergeant-first-class-elizabeth-marks/ 2. Military Times Service Members of the Year 2024: https://www.servicemembersoftheyear.org/watch/ 3. Meghan's Strawberry Jam is the new Ivy Park Box: https://www.thedailybeast.com/obsessed/meghan-markles-strawberry-jam-sent-to-celebs-is-the-new-ivy-park-box 4. Vulture | The Royals Smeared Meghan's Jam: https://www.vulture.com/article/buckingham-palace-meghan-markle-jam.html 5. InStyle | Prince Edward and Duchess Ford Fiesta Feel Disappointed By King Charles Royal Title Snub: https://www.instyle.com/prince-edwards-duchess-sophie-king-charles-royal-title-snub-8638780 6. CNN | King Charles is Bringing Green Ideas Home To Sandringham:  https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/26/uk/royal-newsletter-king-charles-sandringham-solar-farm-plans-intl-gbr-scli/index.html 7. Cosmopolitan | Funeral Plans for King Charles "Dusted Off" as Source Says His Condition is "Not Good": https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/celebs/a60616335/king-charles-funeral-plans/

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Episode 22: Strawberry Jam Deep DiveThe boys go long on maybe the best AC album of all time: Strawberry Jam, the explosive 7th album from Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deakin and Geologist. Christian and Justin also discuss 2007 as a crossroads for indie rock, steel drums, samples, some casual Beatles comparisons, salvia, and Green Day?To unlock the full episode, head to patreon.com/bonefishpodFollow us on instagram.com/bonefishpod

In this episode we chat with electronic artist and Animal Collective superfan Maral (10:13), who opened for Panda Bear & Sonic Boom and Avey Tare for their 2023 west coast dates. We talk about how she fell in love with Strawberry Jam, how the band has influenced her sonic journey, and how she found her place in music.Also discussed: Panda Bear & Sonic Boom's Honda commercial placement, Pizza Hut and Crayola, PB's interview with the Ion Pack, Iranian folk, AC fandom, Live AC bootlegs, fat beats, and more.Watch the video for Maral's new song out this week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmHUwx3xsMUListen to Maral's compilation of live Animal Collective bootlegs for Dublab here: https://www.dublab.com/archive/time-away-with-maral-animal-collective-live-bootlegs-05-06-23instagram.com/bonefishpodpatreon.com/bonefishpod

Nicolas Vernhes is a Grammy award-winning producer, engineer and mixer, internationally recognized for his work with artists such as Animal Collective, Dirty Projectors and Deerhunter. Since 1995, Vernhes owned the beloved Brooklyn studio Rare Book Room, which spawned many critically acclaimed albums, from Silver Jews' American Water, Deerhunter's Microcastle, Animal Collective's Strawberry Jam, Spoon's Transference, Dirty Projectors' Bitte Orca and The War on Drugs' Lost In The Dream. He received a Grammy in 2018 for his work on The War On Drugs' A Deeper Understanding. He recently moved to the California desert near Joshua Tree, CA and has completed an upgraded mix room with a live room to follow in 2021. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Making space for each instrument Production decisions vs. what sounds best naturally Segmenting the songwriting from the production process Leaning into your musical influences vs. finding your unique sound The importance of headphone mixes Your job as a producer Creating ambiance in your recordings How to shape your reverb/effect tracks Automating compression controls Using saturation to create cohesion Avoiding option-paralysis To learn more about Nicolas Vernhes, visit: https://www.littleundergroundmanagement.com/nicolas-vernhes For tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/ Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes? Check out my new coaching program Amplitude and apply to join: https://masteryourmix.com/amplitude/ Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/ Get your copy of the #1 Amazon bestselling book, The Mixing Mindset – The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Join the FREE MasterYourMix Facebook community: https://links.masteryourmix.com/community To make sure that you don't miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android. Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

Have you ever had fresh, homemade Strawberry Jam? Bill is excited to try some hopefully later today. But he has to be careful to not overanalyze it.  Have you ever had dates stuffed with goat cheese and wrapped in bacon? Dave had some over the holidays and Carmen shared a couple of recipes using those ingredients this morning.  Have you ever tried propolis to fend off a virus? A few people around the station are under the weather so Carmen brought propolis to help them fight off...

Have you ever had fresh, homemade Strawberry Jam? Bill is excited to try some hopefully later today. But he has to be careful to not overanalyze it.  Have you ever had dates stuffed with goat cheese and wrapped in bacon? Dave had some over the holidays and Carmen shared a couple of recipes using those ingredients this morning.  Have you ever tried propolis to fend off a virus? A few people around the station are under the weather so Carmen brought propolis to help them fight off...

Have you ever had fresh, homemade Strawberry Jam? Bill is excited to try some hopefully later today. But he has to be careful to not overanalyze it.  Have you ever had dates stuffed with goat cheese and wrapped in bacon? Dave had some over the holidays and Carmen shared a couple of recipes using those ingredients this morning.  Have you ever tried propolis to fend off a virus? A few people around the station are under the weather so Carmen brought propolis to help them fight off...

Thanks to Tape It for supporting this episode. Tape It is a recording app designed specifically for musicians and songwriters. Among many of Tape It's incredible features, you can record straight from lock screen, set markers and have complete control over your record settings, and that just the start. To find out more and get the full app free for a month, head to www.tape.it/tapenotes ------- In this episode, John is joined by Dodie and Martin Luke Brown of Fizz, along with producer Pete Miles, to talk about how they wrote, recorded and produced the album ‘The Secret To Life'. Discussing how Fizz came into being, Martin and Dodie explain the reasons and implications of setting their solo work to the side (temporarily), to have a holiday from music, but still doing music...   As well as lots of sharing stories, stems and general shenanigans from their time down at Middle Farm Studios, we hear how each band member brought something different to the table, approaching creativity in so many different ways - from jamming over loops, to singing around their house and recording voice notes in the bath. Listen to find out why sometimes it's better just to yell your guitar solos, which piece of kit is the secret 7th member of Fizz, and which chorus pedal has the wobbliest chorus of all chorus pedals. Tracks discussed: Secret To Life, Strawberry Jam, The Grand Finale LINKS TO EVERYTHING TAPE NOTES   linktr.ee/tapenotes  Listen to ‘The Secret To Life' here.  Decca Records, FKA Chairs, Universal Music Intro Music - Sunshine Buddy, Laurel Collective GEAR MENTIONS Full Middle Farm Studios Gear Roland RE-301 Chorus Echo Soundtoys Devil Loc Shure M267 Mic Preamp/Limiter ProCo Rat Pedal Electro Harmonix Polychorus Studer A80 Tape Machine 1965 Hammond C3 Leslie Speaker Logic Pro X OUR GEAR https://linktr.ee/tapenotes_ourgear HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to help support the show you can donate as little or as much as you'd like here, (we really appreciate your contributions :)  Donate Or you can join us on Patreon, where among many things you can access full length videos of most new episodes, ad-free episodes and detailed gear list breakdowns. KEEP UP TO DATE For behind the scenes photos and the latest updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @tapenotes  Twitter: @tapenotes  Facebook: @tapenotespodcast   YouTube: Tape Notes Podcast Discord: Tape Notes Patreon: Tape Notes To let us know the artists you'd like to hear, Tweet us, slide into our DMs, send us an email or even a letter. We'd love to hear!  Visit our website to join our mailing list: www.tapenotes.co.uk TAPE NOTES TEAM Will Brown - Executive Producer, Engineer & Editor Tim Adam-Smith - Executive Producer Will Lyons - Editor Nico Varanese - Videographer, Editor Herbie Elton-Rowley - Videographer Guy Nicholls - Production Assistant Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

And I want to rank around with you... Chris and Nikki conclude their celebration of Animal Collective's discography with Strawberry Jam, Merriweather Post Pavilion, Centipede Hz, Painting With and Time Skiffs. There's also a little pondering on new single, Defeat, and whatever might come next! The special feature for this episode is "Am I so out of touch? No. It's Pitchfork who are wrong." Inspired by Pitchfork's unwavering adoration of Avey, Panda, Deaks and Geo-dude, Nikki and Chris choose their top 5 most wrong Pitchfork scores of all time. Stick around for some new music recommendations at the end! As always, subscriptions, reviews and recommendations to your friends make you more likely to live well into old age. All top songs discussed in the episode can be found here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5rcxGqhVPqnD618QgyWWQh?si=e5b8ac599c954720 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackbandtshirt/message

He's back in Klapper's Crazy Kitchen again. After picking the strawberries up in Oxnard let's make some homemade jam. Yumee!

Get ready for Strawberry Jam with us by tuning in and hearing about our new 2023 edition of Splendid Strawberry Rhubarb Ale, our collaboration beer with Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams. 

Join Deanna as she talks about her journey to the perfect biscuits, making strawberry jam, sugared nuts, and lemon blondies. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deannasrecipebox/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deannasrecipebox/support

In this episode, we are making a small batch of strawberry jam. This is an easy to make jam that can be stored in your refrigerator. No canning or freezing needed. Recipes Find the complete recipe for Strawberry Jam Recipes mentioned in this podcast: Rhubarb Jam Pancakes Waffles In this episode you'll learn: The steps needed to make a small batch of jam How to know when the jam has set up Ways to test the jam

Today we are back to news with some fun stuff, like a new Dragon Ball game, and some not fun stuff, like some Indie Animation drama. We also got to finally talk about the State of Play, Ant Man, and Strawberry Jam. Did we forget anything? Let us know on twitter @anothersam17 0:00 - Intro 2:34 - Budokai Tenkaichi 4 14:00 - BoldBird is Dead (Good) 29:28 - Snappy Guru's Hint 30:33 - State of Play 38:27 - Elden Ring DLC 43:21 - TMNT Trailer 48:58 - What We Watching 1:03:38 - What We Playing

Featuring: Ammosart, Ashgar, Belghast, Grace, and Kodra   Tonight we have a bit of a short show as we had to punt several topics to next week since Tam and Thalen were out.  Bel talks about his recent adventures since the beginning of the year with the Library system and the Libby App.  From there Ash shares his experience using Character Questionnaires to drive character development in a tabletop pen-and-paper game.  Kodra talks about streaming a day of Celeste Strawberry Jam and his experiences playing the game with a pillowcase on his head.  Bel talks about what happens when a large Mastodon instance closes and over 17,000 folks have to relocate at once.  Bel also talks about his experiences helping to administrate Gamepad.club. Finally, we talk about times when games decided to break their world or remove large chunks of content and why it didn't work.   Topics Discussed Adventures with the Library System Bel gets a Library Card The Libby App Gideon the Ninth / Harrow the Ninth The Last Watch Catching up with Dresden Character Questionnaires are Amazing Using a Questionaire to help build character development in tabletop games. Celeste Strawberry Jam Beginner Lobby Kodra plays with a Pillowcase on their Head The Death of an Instance What happens when a large Mastodon Instance closes Bel helping admin Gamepad.club Breaking the World Does Not Work Guild Wars 2 Living World Season 1 World of Warcraft Cataclysm Evequest 1 to Everquest 2 Destiny 2 Removing Content FFXIV ARR did Work However

MORNING HACK - Do you have a first date this weekend? We'll tell you 5 foods you should NOT order... CHRIS MARTIN FROM COLDPLAY - talking about their show at the Rose Bowl on September 30th and more! HOMETOWN HUSTLER - Out of Long Beach - With experience in restaurants and growing curiosity in mastering smoked meats, this husband-and-wife duo worked relentlessly making this restaurant pop-up their full-time hustle! And Shakira Allegedly Discovered Gerard Piqué's Cheating Because of a Jam Jar!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a wild dating episode as Sir Denver B kicks things off with an interesting take on the Shakira 'Strawberry Jam' story. A hoe is trying to leave the streets but may be having issues, and he thinks he can explain why... An article on dating older women becomes a topic of discussion as the question of whether it benefits men pops up. There are pros & cons but there are also some similarities we didn't notice before... Cougar article: https://nation.africa/kenya/news/the-rise-of-mumamas-why-older-women-are-dating-younger-men-4085096Break Time on Westside Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/breaktimeonwestside/My Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/denver_bagaka/My Twitter:https://twitter.com/BagakatheD

Some quick updates:* I have an essay in progress. Will hopefully get it to you in the next couple of weeks* Stand up comedy is coming along. My first “big show” is on Tuesday. If you are in Seattle feel free to stop by at Club Comedy.* If anyone is interested in learning how to edit these podcasts and is willing and able to do fast turn-arounds, just reply to the email and let me know. It's not hard and it's kind of fun with the software I am using, but it is something I am ready to get off my plate.Quick Take aways:* Here is the article we talk about in the podcast (free link): With New EVs Arriving, Brand Loyalty Goes Out the Window* Here is the book Peter mentions: How Brands Grow* Too long/didn't listen: EVs have not changed the rules of loyaltyFull TranscriptEdward: Peter, now that electric vehicles are around brand loyalty doesn't matter anymore. It's all the Wild West. That's what the Wall Street Journal is selling.Peter: Oh man, I've heard this song before . It's the same old tuned men whether it was gonna be the internet, oh, that's gonna change everything. Or social media or covid. It's gonna totally upset the rules of loyalty. Yeah, those rules are pretty locked in and I'm willing to say same story here.Edward: So what are those rules of loyalty? What are the rules that the Wall Street Journals claiming are garbage now? Or are they just missing the entire.Peter: It all depends on how we define the rules. Where I'm coming from it coming forward it is from the top down. If we just look at actual behavior and just look at the choices that people make over time and how often they switch around and what they switch around from in two, there's some very regular patterns to that.And we could talk about it, but all if you go a level deeper and say, what are they thinking? How are they making these decisions? Sure. Maybe the psychology's a little bit different, but from a business standpoint, that's all cheap talk. All we really care about is what are people doing?And in that regard it's no different than people rolling a dye to say, which, which of these different items am we gonna buy?Edward: What they're, so let me quote from the actual article. It says that basically in the past, whenever someone bought a Ford vehicle, 58% of the time it was a Ford vehicle. Now, when they're buying the Ford Electric vehicle, 66% of the time, it's not a Ford vehicle. So there's significantly more people switching to Ford to buy the electric vehicle than we're switching to Ford to buy the non Ford vehicle.Peter: Yeah. First of all, we don't even know if it's significant or not, but second of all, it's cuz the set itself is changing. The number of electric vehicles out there is really different. It, no that's just nonsense. It's cherry picked, rubbish.Yeah. The way it's interesting that we talk about cars cuz the people who first set out these rules that I'm referring to and I know you know it well. There was a guy in London called Andrew Berg and his heir Byron Sharp at the University of South Australia.They basically say that it's you have your die. I have my die. And what drives our choices is, It's just as if random, and it's remarkable how well that story works. The do sleigh model as we call it. And there's no reason to believe it'll be any different here. Do you think So?Edward: You say it's random, but that's not entirely true. It's weighted random, right? Because if I have, if I bought, if my last car was like a Subaru Forester I think when I go buy to buy my next car, I'm more likely to buy a Subaru Forester than amped. Whatever the average of all the other market shares are. I assumePeter: you are so right about that.It's, yeah. It's not that we're all rolling a six-sided equally way to die. In fact, it's not like we're all rolling the same dye that, that there's gonna be this distribution of dice and even that is gonna be well described by again, a. Jewish lay distribution. Look that word up. And yeah, you, but you have your die.And the important point is that your die doesn't change very much over time. So whether it is covid or internet or EVs, you're rolling pretty much the same die. And there's just so much randomness around the choices that you make that it appears that there are some patterns, but there's really.Much to it. The only thing that could be going on here is that we might sometimes. what these like guys like to call a structured submarket. So it could be that though that that just as gasoline split off into leaded and unleaded, then people would move into one corner of it. Maybe we'll see something like that.But it's not some kind of fundamental change in the way that people make decisions.Edward: So again, I go back to. We're talking about, there's no, like the brand loyalty is not a thing, but brand loyalty in that example is right. There's something to, even if it's not oh, I love my Subaru Forester.It's the fact that. That I had a Subaru Forester before, I'm more comfortable. I'm the type of person who would buy a Subaru Forester the first time, which means I'm probably still the type of person who's gonna buy it a second time. Plus the fact that now that I'm used to using it, right? So I'm the, and I know it works and I know it.Presumably it operated the way I wanted it to operate. And so when I go to buy my next car, my default choice is the same car I had before. Now it could change, but the default choice is there, and that's a form of brand loyalty.Peter: But, so there, there's two pieces to brand loyalty and you described them really well.One is just that you just have this natural propensity for whatever reason, to buy some things more than others. That part Absolutely. Positively. And that's why your die might be, a little bit weighted more towards the Subaru Forester. And mine might be weighed a little bit more towards, I don't know, a Tesla or something.Edward: And is that the selection effect? The fact that I bought a Subaru Forester means that, I'm probably the type of person who buys Subaru forests.Peter: Exactly. Yeah. Cuz then the second piece to it, which is the part I take issue with is this idea of lock in this idea that my propensities get shaped by my behavior over time.There's not much evidence to that. Again, if you're a supervisor person Yeah. Then you're gonna lean towards it more than most people would. But your propensity to do it isn't gonna get higher over time. It's pretty. Maybe, but it's gonna pretty much stay at that same level no matter how many times you, you roll that die or buy a car, that's the big piece of it.We don't see that kind of lock in. We don't see that kind of learning. We don't see all of that romantic stuff that we like to talk about where the customers learn to love us and we learn to serve them better. There's not much to thatEdward: really. But I feel like. Say I'm doing, let's switch to a new category.Let's say I'm doing laundry. Let's say I moved to a new country, so now I have no brand loyalty at all. The first time I go in I, I look at the shelf and I pick one effectively at random, and I take that home and it works. I feel like the next time I go to the store to buy laundry, I'm gonna go and buy that same one.Just cause I know No, it works. Rather than trying to gamble on something that I don't know that.Peter: First of all, what you said effectively at random, there's gonna be a lot of influences on it. It could be the brand name. It could be where it's located on the shelf. It could be the colors, it could be stuff that you heard about, but you haven't even thought about, seeing ads for it on the subway or hearing people talk about it.So there's a lot of influences there that. Things look random, but they're not. And those messages, one way or another got through to you. So it might be less about the actual experience you had with the product and more about the, some of that implicit prior exposure you had to it, that's gonna drive those choices that you make.That's, that, that's the real important point.Edward: Sure. And so I, so you say, Hey, the, whatever those influences were the first. They're gonna influence me the second time, but doesn't, the fact that I used it and it worked influenced me like I feel like it does. I feel like. Once I have a chocolate bar that I like, I'm more likely to buy that chocolate bar again.Even if it was, let's say it was gifted to me. Let's say someone gave it to me rather than me choosing it. Once I have something that I know works, it feels like why wouldn't I stick with what worksPeter: well? Because of all, you might, you just might have a propensity to, to stay with that chocolate bar, but there's all kinds of reasons why it might be just variety seeking, that let's just try something different.I like this thing, but, ,Edward: that may, maybe that makes sense for chocolate bars, but I. For cleaning my clothes. You know what, let's just .Peter: But, but it could be a situational thing that, oh, my mother-in-law is staying with us this week. And, and she only likes certain kinds of things.And so there could be things that, that might be perfectly rational. Why you're switching around. But to, to me, as an outside observer, I'm just looking at that sequence of choices. And man, oh man, it looks an awful lot. , rolls of the dice. Now to be fair I mentioned all this work by Aaron Bergen Sharp, and they basically said, you have your dye, and it never changes.Now, I myself have written a bunch of papers that show that, that model's a pretty good first pass. But every now and again, people. Do throw the old die away and do start with a new one. So I don't rule out the idea of changes, what we technically call non-stationary. But the times that you do that tend to be relatively infrequent and they tend to be dare I say, random.It's not like necessary because of a pandemic or a or change in the macro economy. It's just, there's just something in your life that. Be related to anything anyone else is doing that just causes you to shift your preferences. And it doesn't happen that often.Edward: What about sampling? So say I'm a I'm a loyal, I don't know, strawberry jam eater, and I'm doing it all the time. Not because I'm loyal, but because I have a propensity to eat Strawberry Jam. And then I go into the grocery store and they give me a sample of, I don't know, grape. , does that have no influence on the chance of me eating crypto jelly?Peter: I did say that in, in fact, I'd say it's stuff like that. It's sampling, it's word of mouth. It's seeing a Super Bowl ad that sometimes we'll have people switch around a bit. It could be just a change in which things are on which shelf in this store. And and that's why to, again, to me as an outside observer, I see some switching around again there.Perfectly good reason. It's cuz someone, forced that grape jelly on me. But it makes it seem like that you are rolling a die. And so yeah, a lot of these influences will will have some impact on it. But to the outside observers, it looks pretty random and it looks relatively steady over time.Edward: But if, again, if I outside observer, if I'm the marketer who's running the sampling program, , I r I go and start sampling a bunch of these jams stuff. Can I expect that my jam sales are gonna increase and that the people who switch over to start buying that grape jelly are more likely to buy grape gel in the future? Like the impact is more than just the next purchase, but it might be like a series of purchases after that.Peter: This starts where it gets really interesting. So again, a lot of this. Great. Work by Aaron Berg and Sharp. And Byron Sharp has this book that I'm sure some of your listeners would know called How Brands Grow. And they talk about a thing called Double Jeopardy, which again, I know you know Ed, which basically says if you can get more people to buy it, if you could increase the penetration, the footprint, just the overall number of people who tried The Thing at least once. That in and of itself is gonna be associated with higher degrees of loyalty. So yeah, your point is pretty good. You get more people to buy it, they're gonna tend to buy it more often. They're gonna appear to be slightly more locked in having a slightly higher propensity to buy it. It's really counterintuitive, this idea of. Double jeopardy. But it's really powerful. It's pretty much universal. And it's something you should expect to see instead of it being the exception.Edward: Yeah. So then looping back to the wall Street Journal Electric car article sounds like they're doing the right thing by introducing the electric cars, they're getting people, so Ford introduces an electric car and it's getting people who didn't buy Ford before to be more likely to buy them now.So it's a customer acquisition play it brings and it brings 'em into the Ford fold. And then once they're in there, Ford's market share increases because they now have more customers they acquired with a electric vehicle. And then once that happens, the double jeopardy kicks in and they should. Those people who have bought those four vehicles the first time, more likely to keep buying them in the future.Peter: So you will see some of that. Absolutely. The big key is how to get that wonderful cycle going. And in other words, how do you do the acquisition? And again, going back to the great work of Aaron Bergen Sharp and others, you can't just lean on one attribute. You can't say, this is the coolest, newest electric vehicle. You gotta. Broadly appealing. You gotta really punch up a number of different attributes that, yeah, it's gonna save the environment. But you know what? It's all, it's also fun to drive and it's very safe and and your friends will like you better. So you don't lean too heavily. Don't nichey yourself.You want to make yourself broadly appealing and that's gonna bring in more people and just, implicitly get them to do to. Or to roll your side of the die a little bit more often. It, it really is amazing how counterintuitive that he did. Double jeopardy is, but you just see it it's funny to see a lot of companies stumbling upon it as if it's something new and unexpected, it's been there all the time.Edward: And what's neat about this is it does hint at that, the next paragraph in the article talks about how these people buying these $70,000 new electric vehicles it what says they're, I dunno if this is actually true, but this is what the journalist is saying. They're as likely to own a $30,000 Subaru Outback as they are to buy, as they are to have previously owned a $100,000 Porsche 9 1 1 sports car. And whether that's true or not, the idea that we should make these vehicles to appeal. Everyone rather than just some sub-segment. Sounds like a step in the right direction for the marketers anyway.Peter: Yeah, it, and it goes against the grain of so much of what we've taught and learned in the marketing 1 0 1 s. We just figure out what your distinctive attribute is and hammer that and find people who care about that instead. We're trying to say, not so much be all things to all people, but a step more in that direction.Edward: Great. Anything else to add, Peter?Peter: We just want people to appreciate that this is the way the world works, whether it's electric vehicles, whether it's soup, whether it's hotels we expect to see these kinds of patterns. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marketingbs.substack.com

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In episode 1.6 of What a Year! Ethan Warren and Ryan Pollie discuss Animal Collective's Strawberry Jam, Julie Taymor's Across the Universe, and Maggie Nelson's Something Bright, Then Holes with their guest correspondent, Hannah Bonner.00:01:35 - Strawberry Jam00:19:26 - Pop Quiz!00:31:49 - Across the Universe00:56:05 - Something Bright, Then Holes

Our mouths were watering for Yummy Pies and Jelly after talking with these two women! Marilyn Harrington is the Best Gooseberry and Cherry Pie maker around these parts and Gerri Groshong is simply Amazing with her Strawberry Jam!Visit the EHALNEWS.COM recipes site

I wonder what they be bleeping.. The guys are back from a 2 week vacation/6 year long disappearance/clone war battle! Gannon and Chase discuss the government again and possible evil AI. Chase talks top 10 anime betrayals and Gannon discusses King Slime! If you have some topics you would like Some Original Advice on, send them our way to: soghpodcast@gmail.com or send them to our Instagram @somethingorignalpodcast! ________________________________ Check out Woahkins Stream on twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/woahkins Something Original Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBQyqpWpks2llpQ0q2t7NEQ/videos Something Original Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/somethingoriginal?fan_landing=true Something Original Instagram: @somethingorignalpodcast Gannon's Instagram: @gannonfrantz Chase's Instagram: @chasedearing

This week the brewers are joined with special guest Jeni Britton of Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams to celebrate: Splendid Strawberry Oat Milkshake IPA – a collaboration beer with that tees up the return of Jeni's Strawberry Jam, our 5th annual celebration of the Ohio strawberry season, returning this weekend! After a two-year hiatus, we're doubling the fun this year with a two-day shindig—starting at 11am this Saturday and Sunday here in our Taproom & Beer Garden.

Join us as we open up with some housekeeping and info about upcoming episodes and guests. Katelynn and I discuss my latest half marathon performance. We talk about the race atmosphere, morning rituals, and the lead up to race start. I go through the race mile by mile and discuss fueling and hydration, mindset through the miles, and answer some rapid fire questions. Hope you enjoy! Please subscribe and leave us a reiew! Sgi. Thanks. 

For Episode #8 of THE BEST FATHER & SON MUSIC COMMENTARY PODCAST EVER, Rich and Jack discuss the sophomore album from The Hush Sound, "Like Vines", and the 2007 release from Animal Collective, "Strawberry Jam" This week's song chat focuses on the track "To Bring You My Love" from the 1995 PJ Harvey album by the same name.  Good times all around! If you would like to enter for a chance to win the album "Like Vines" on colored vinyl, jump on over to our Instagram page @musicswap.pod to participate in our social media giveaway! This episode contains excerpts from the songs “Back Again” by Jaymes and “Call Me” by JJ BlueFlame. Both songs are licensed for use through Tripple Scoop Music.

Paul Butterfield fue un músico estadounidense muy respetado en la escena del blues. Grabó una decenas de discos y se presentó por todo el mundo. Lamentablemente, falleció muy joven, en 1987, a los 44 años. Eso, por supuesto, no impidió que tanto él como sus primeros colaboradores fueran reconocidos: en 2006, Butterfield y los primeros miembros de “Paul Butterfield Blues Band” fueron incluidos en el Salón de la Fama del Blues y en 2015 en el Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll. En esta emisión de Planeta Nebbia, Litto comparte Strawberry Jam, un álbum inédito del artista.

This week, we take a break from our usual format to talk with Hop Litzwire, vocalist and keyboard player of the band Bobgoblin.  After their discussion of Bobgoblin's "12-point Master Plan" on episode 5, Jack and Rich take the opportunity to ask questions about the band and the album directly from the source.  Join us for a fun ride through a small piece of Dallas-area musical history from the late 90's and early 2000's. Rich and Jack will return to their regular format on episode 8, when they discuss "Like Vines" by The Hush Sound, "Strawberry Jam" by Animal Collective, and the song, "To Bring You My Love" by PJ Harvey. This episode contains excerpts from the songs “Back Again” by Jaymes and “Call Me” by JJ BlueFlame. Both songs are licensed for use through Tripple Scoop Music.

We'll interview new kindie duo Todd'n'Tina this week on Radio Active Kids! The chat is gonna be dynamite! Also, new tunes by Aaron Nigel Smith & Red Yarn, Lucy Kalantari/Falu/Fyütch, Randale, Sugar Free Allstars, Tu Rockcito, BENNY TIME ft. Little Wild Music, Claudia Robin Gunn - Music for Kids, #KonshenstheMC, Emma Cook, Esther Crow Music, AMP'D, Dub Town Rockers, Wilderness Betty and the Turnips, & #UpnAdam! Plus, for no particular reason, a whole set of kindie psych rock from STEVENSTEVEN, Rainbow Beast, Harry Nilsson, Guitar Party, Jarebear, The Sippy Cups, The Strawberry Jam, & Todd McHatton! The playlist is here: https://spinitron.com/WSFM/pl/15887851/Radio-Active-Kids

Dave is back and already pissed off... ...all because of a missed Dad joke. Steve ate the pudding. We changed the name of the show, but not really. We hear the harrowing tale of "Spider Island." Dave got food poisoning on an airplane and barfed in Reykjavik. He also straddled a woman on a plane. Steve made Dave's mom pass out over a cancer scare. Dave thinks Sweden is better than the United States. Tracy thinks "pride" means taking a leak wherever he sees fit. Dave created a new game, "Strawberry Jam or Pickled Herring?" We hear the shocking revelation that getting tattooed hurts. Steve gives a rave review to the book, "The Broken Room." He also talks for a long time about the guest he didn't book. Dave rarely likes the comedians that Steve does. We get an impromptu plug for Promax bars. Tracy checked out of "Pam and Tommy" when it came to a head. We talk about shows that confuse us and we hate... ...including "Raised by Wolves" and "The Expanse." We get NO NEW MINUTE from Tracy! But he does bring us headlines from around the world! Email Us: thedaveandsteveshow@gmail.com 

Our tactful travelers find a not-so-tasty surprise.  Powered by CleanFeed. Music -- Crowd Hammer by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4983-crowd-hammer  License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license  "Dark Skies and Other Disasters" by Dark Fantasy Studio ( http://darkfantasystudio.com/ ) Future Gladiator by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3793-future-gladiator  License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  Infados Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  Lightless Dawn Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

Noah Lennox, also known as Panda Bear, is an American multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter who aside from his solowork creates and performs alongside musicians Avey Tare, Geologist and Deakin in the experimental pop band Animal Collective. The band made a name for themselves with their 2007 outing 'Strawberry Jam' and the 2009 follow-up 'Merriweather Post Pavillion', which is their most successful album to date. We spoke with Lennox about the new album 'Time Skiffs', injuring his hand, how the collective got started, his creative process, working in service of the songs, being guarded about lyrics, the song Prester John, a crossroads in the music industry, and a lot more! Interview by: Robin HignellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/FaceCulture)

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Paul and Max are joined by comedian and Palace fan Kevin Day & talkSPORT's England Correspondnt Faye Carruthers. You'll also hear from Wolves and England defender Conor Coadyd former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The epic journey through Animal Collective's mid-to-late-2000s catalog continues as the boys unpack the band's sticky sweet seventh studio album Strawberry Jam.

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One of my first questions for Letitia Clark, author of the stunning book “Bitter Honey” was this: How should I classify your book? It is, of course, a cookbook. Letitia has filled the book to the brim with recipes. After working as a professional chef in many London kitchens, Letitia moved to the remote island off the coast of Italy named Sardinia. These are the unpretentious, "unbossy", simple recipes Letitia ate as she discovered her true calling, not as a professional chef, but as a home cook and auther. Letitia agrees, however, that the book is more than a cookbook. It is equal parts memoir, story, and manifesto about a way of life and eating that are all but foreign to the rest of us. As we continued in our discussion, my aim was simply to ask Letitia questions that I couldn't answer from reading “Bitter Honey” (which I loved so much that I read cover to cover in one evening.)  The result is a meandering but stimulating conversation between topics of home, self-doubt, the necessity of transparency when women seek to empower other women, and the definition of authenticity, both in and out of every kitchen. Listen to Letitia Now HIGHLIGHTS from my conversation with Letitia Clark Sardinia: An ancient culture Is "taking it personally" a good thing or a bad thing? "A chef cooks for money, a home cook for love." Strawberry jam & an apple orchard in Devon Culture in professional kitchens The necessary conditions for pursuing a dream How do we define authenticity - in and out of the kitchen? Recipe Related to This Episode Her favorite Strawberry Jam from Devon More About The Storied Recipe Podcast The concept of The Storied Recipe is unique - every guest gives me a recipe that represents a cherished memory, custom, or person. I actually make, photograph, and share the recipe. During the interview, I discuss the memories and culture around the recipe, and also my experience (especially my mistakes and questions!) as I tried it. My listeners and I are a community that believes food is a love language unto itself. With every episode, we become better cooks and global citizens, more grateful for the gift of food, and we honor those that loved us through their cooking. Subscribe to the podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or simply search for The Storied Recipe in your favorite player. I am also a storytelling photographer celebrating food in extraordinary light You can shop The Storied Recipe Print Shop (where every image tells a story) here. Please Rate or Review The Podcast The Storied Recipe is more than a podcast. It is a community of curious, thoughtful individuals that love food, culture, and people. I depend on the community for feedback and the growth of the podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, would you please consider sending it to a friend or family member? Also, every review helps new listeners find the podcast. They mean so, so much to me personally. With all the different devices and podcast players out there, it can be a little tricky to figure out how to figure out how to leave one. If you click on this link, it will automatically detect your device and show you how to easily leave a review!! Thanks so much! lovethepodcast.com/thestoriedrecipe. The Storied Recipe Podcast Website: www.TheStoriedRecipe.com The Storied Recipe on Instagram: @thestoriedrecipe.podcast The Storied Recipe on Pinterest: @thestoriedrecipe Get Recipe and Episode Updates Every Friday: Subscribe to the newsletter  

He's back in Klapper's Crazy Kitchen again... after picking the strawberries up in Oxnard... let's make some homemade jam... Yumee....