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Hey, it's Pat here! Even before selling SPI, logging into Liz's community for an online event was absolutely eye-opening for me. The vibe in there was just something else. It blew me away! Immediately, it was clear to me that that's how I wanted the SPI Community to feel. And who better to make it happen than Liz herself? Now, as she leads our people into the new era of SPI, I wanted to chat with a couple of her longtime superfans to have them share their excitement for this next chapter. Listen in because I'm joined by Allan Ngo of DigitalSolopreneur.com and Melquea Smith of PrettyKittyPaintings.com for two very special interviews! Today, Allan and Melquea give us their insights on what it's like to grow alongside Liz. They discuss their biggest wins so far and why they're doubling down on community for business support, accountability, and sustainable success! Tune in! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session949.This episode was sponsored by Coveron. One scam can cost you everything. Protect yourself now. The first 100 users get 20% off with code smart20 at coveron.com/smart20.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

visit: https://www.ysguys.comDave McCann and Blaine Fowler welcome BYU football back from its bye week during the week of General Conference, with the Cougars sliding one spot to No. 10 in the AP Top 25 (No. 9 in the Coaches Poll) behind a loaded top nine that includes Texas, Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami, Ohio State, Indiana, Alabama, Florida and Ole Miss.They preview Saturday's 5 p.m. kickoff at TCU's Amon G. Carter Stadium — a game squeezed around General Conference sessions, with BYUSN GameDay shifting to the BYUtv app and ESPN+ — playing a clip of Kalani Sitake's Monday press conference and laying out Blaine's three keys to victory: winning the turnover margin, avoiding big plays over the top from returning TCU receiver Jordan Dwyer, and protecting Bear Bachmeier up front while redshirt tackle Paki Finau steps in for injured starter Andrew Gentry.Volleyball freshman Brooke Hardy is named the Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week for her record-setting five-set performance against Baylor.The night's headline guest is BYU Hall of Famer and Super Bowl XLI champion Rob Morris, "The Freight Train," who tells the story of the nickname, recalls LaVell Edwards pulling him aside to move him from running back to linebacker, breaks down his transition to the Colts, and opens up candidly about 18 career surgeries, open-heart surgery, and how a post-NFL collapse led him into motivational speaking on resilience.Dallas-Fort Worth alumni chapter president Tyson Oblad joins to preview a tailgate weekend shifted to Friday night because of General Conference, including a Cougs Care book drive benefiting a Fort Worth literacy nonprofit.Campus Notes cover BYU's fall sports staying ranked across the board, a dominant cross country showing at the Cowboy Jamboree, a 3-1 soccer win over UCF, a five-set volleyball win over Baylor, three Cougars winning NORCECA U23 gold in men's volleyball, and the latest on Jaxon Kohler's eligibility case and AJ Dybantsa's NBA rookie ranking.The show closes with two Hotel Park City/Ruth's Chris super fans: longtime fan Nick Nelson, live in studio, who tells the story of proposing to his wife Sharon with an airplane banner over a BYU-Wyoming game and plays a round of "Where Were You?," and Tim Strickland, the show's first-ever super fan joining from Perth, Australia, who covers a Paraguay-era fandom story, a Five Questions round, and the tale of how he first met Blaine Fowler at a snow cone stand years ago. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcasting 2.0 September 25th 2026 Episode 272 - "Is this Y'all?" 00 -

Podcasting 2.0 September 25th 2026 Episode 272 - "Is this Y'all?" 00 -

Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler celebrate BYU's climb to No. 9 in the AP Top 25 after a 41-17 — make that 41-23 — win over Colorado State, sandwiched between Alabama and LSU in a poll topped by Texas, Georgia, and Notre Dame. They break down LJ Martin's dominant first half (15 carries, 176 yards, three touchdowns, an 11.7-yards-per-carry average), grade Blaine's three keys to victory (a loss on turnover margin, but pluses for a fast start and physical dominance up front), and run through a hypothetical ranking scenario for BYU's October 17 showdown with Notre Dame. With the Cougars now on a bye week before traveling to TCU, they cover the general conference weekend broadcast plan, Kalani Sitake's bye-week press conference, and LJ Martin's Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week honor.Two studio guests headline the night. Vanessa Machado, BYU-Pathway Worldwide's manager of language localization, shares a remarkable conversion story that begins with a Brazilian friend's passalong card, runs through a mission to Brasília and a challenge from Elder Russell M. Nelson to learn English, and culminates in a prompting-led romance with her now-husband, Elder Paul Malouf, that started with an unplanned Instagram message. Legendary BYU receiver Glen Kozlowski joins by Zoom to reminisce about the 1984 national championship, sizes up freshman phenom Legend Glasker (whom he compares favorably to himself and to Puka Nacua), and boldly predicts BYU will beat an undefeated Notre Dame on October 17.Campus Notes cover BYU's remarkable feat of keeping all five fall sports ranked in the top 25, a Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week nod for volleyball's KJ Burgess, and Jimmer Fredette's return to competitive 3x3 basketball. Two Hotel Park City/Ruth's Chris super fans close out the show: David Smith, whose family history includes his father working beneath the football stadium's west stands and hosting a young BYU backup quarterback, and Judge Rick Romney, whose 38-year home-game attendance streak and trips to 24 states support a "Where Were You?" trip through BYU history, from the 1979 Texas A&M upset to the 2006 "Beck to Harline" miracle finish against Utah. The show wraps with a look at Saturday's biggest college football matchups and a tease for next week's guests. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest is Liz Wilcox, the creator behind Email Marketing Membership — a $9/month newsletter template subscription she's kept at the same price for six years, that now generates close to half a million dollars a year. Liz built the whole thing as a single parent with no support system and no reliable internet, working from library parking lots and Lowe's lots during nap times. She launched in February 2021, kept the price at $9, maintained a 5% churn rate, and grew to over 4,400 paying members. She and her sister run the operation — no upsells, no masterminds, no group coaching. Just the membership. Then in April 2026, she quietly closed a deal to buy Smart Passive Income — the 18-year-old creator education brand Pat Flynn built from scratch. She spent five months operating as SPI's director of community before anyone outside the deal knew it had happened. This is Part 2 of a two-part conversation. Last week, Pat and Matt told the seller's story. This week, Liz tells the buyer's. In this episode, we talk about: Why the $9 price point has worked for six years — and why she'll never raise it How she grew a half-million-dollar membership without social media, using podcasts and a 50% affiliate program What had to be true before she'd pull the trigger on buying SPI How she's thinking about merging EMM with the SPI community — and why she doesn't have the answer yet By the end of this episode, you will understand how a $9 offer can compound into a half-million-dollar business — and what it actually looks like when someone buys a legacy brand and tries to honor it. Liz Wilcox Email Marketing Membership Smart Passive Income Episode 317: Pat Flynn & Matt Gartland — Part 1 Superfans by Pat Flynn Full transcript and show notes *** TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction (01:14) The $9 membership (03:48) The retention rate (07:54) Low stakes for both sides (11:06) The four thousand member math (12:39) AI and the membership (14:55) Who this model isn't for (16:38) Growing without social media (20:23) Single parent, no backup plan (31:41) Buying Smart Passive Income (34:51) What made the deal happen (43:49) Why she hasn't cross-promoted yet (48:34) Merging the two memberships *** RECOMMENDED NEXT EPISODE #317: Selling Smart Passive Income (And What We Can Learn From It) — Pt. 1 featuring Pat Flynn and Matt Gartland *** ASK CREATOR SCIENCE Submit your question here *** WHEN YOU'RE READY

What does it take to build a brand people don't just buy from—but genuinely want to be part of?In this episode, Brittany sits down with Jesse McKinney, co-founder and CEO of Red Aspen, to talk about the mission, culture, and community behind the fast-growing beauty brand. Jesse and her co-founders, Jeannie Reese and Amanda Moore, started Red Aspen in 2017 with a mission to inspire women to stand up, stand out, and stand together—before they even knew what product they would sell.They explore Red Aspen's journey from launching with just a handful of false lashes to building a nine-figure beauty brand with thousands of passionate brand ambassadors. Jesse shares what it took to navigate explosive growth, challenge conventions in the direct-selling industry, and scale the company without losing the playfulness and personality that made people fall in love with it in the first place.They also dig into why showing up consistently is one of the simplest ways to build loyalty, why progress matters more than perfection, and how Red Aspen intentionally brings its core values to life across everything from packaging and language to events and technology.You'll learn:Why Red Aspen started with a mission before it had a productWhat Jesse's “200% committed” rule can teach entrepreneurs and leadersHow Red Aspen turned its brand ambassadors into passionate superfansWhy “playful” is one of Red Aspen's core values—and how the company brings it to lifeWhat explosive growth taught Jesse about scaling a company and its cultureWhy Jesse believes people show up for you when you show up for themHow progress over perfection can create a culture of trust and authenticityWhy challenging industry conventions has helped Red Aspen continue to innovateWhat technology and AI can amplify—but never replace—when it comes to human connectionLearn more about Red Aspen here--------------------------------About Brittany Brittany Hodak is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and customer experience speaker who helps businesses turn customers into superfans. She's delivered keynotes to hundreds of organizations around the world, including American Express, Benihana, and Keller Williams. Her trademark SUPER Model™ framework has empowered teams in every industry to transform customer apathy into advocacy. Enjoying the show? Subscribe, leave a rating and review, and share this episode with someone who wants to create more superfans.Subscribe to Brittany's biweekly newsletterFollow Brittany on LinkedIn and InstagramGrab a copy of Creating Superfans on Amazon

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visit: https://www.ysguys.comDave McCann and Blaine Fowler open a celebratory Monday night after BYU's 28-17 Big 12-opening win over Arizona pushed the Cougars to No. 11 in the new AP Top 25 — a jump of several spots over teams that didn't even lose. Bear Bachmeier threw for three touchdowns (two to Kyler Kasper) and ran for another with zero turnovers, earning Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week honors, while defensive end Tausili Akana (2.5 sacks) was named the conference's Defensive Player of the Week. Dave and Blaine break down how BYU trailed 17-14 at the half before shutting Arizona out in the second half, review LJ Martin's 98-yard, 20-carry workload, and grade Blaine's preseason three keys to victory (turnover margin, limiting big plays, and controlling tempo) all as pluses. They also run through the rest of the Big 12 and national landscape — Oklahoma State's upset of Oregon, Michigan's win over Oklahoma, Texas A&M's rout of Arizona State, and Notre Dame's blowout of Rice ahead of its trip to Provo next month — before previewing Saturday's trip to Colorado State, BYU's first-ever primetime game on CBS and first visit to Fort Collins in 26 years.Kyler Kasper, whose two second-half touchdowns sealed the Arizona win, is named the Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week, with the hosts recapping his path from an injury-shortened Oregon career to a big night in his BYU debut season. Former BYU quarterback Brandon Doman joins the show to discuss Bear's rise (both went 14-2 in their first 16 starts), the value of LJ Martin as a running mate, BYU's climb to No. 11, and the schedule ahead, before counting down his top five favorite wins as a BYU starter in a Five Questions segment that closes with LaVell Edwards's final game as head coach. BYU alumni Craig and Melissa Seeger preview the Fort Collins trip, including the Cougs Care service project collecting books to fight illiteracy, and a Quick Quack Car Wash promo highlights a Santa Maria, California grand opening benefiting a cancer-surviving mother of six.Campus Notes cover a remarkable feat — every BYU fall sport remains ranked in the top 25 — plus basketball's addition of 7-foot-1 recruit Petar Ostojic and the NCAA's ruling that transfer big man Jakub Urbaniak is ineligible, women's basketball commit Pippa (Delaney's younger sister), a rough week for soccer, strong showings from both cross country teams, a five-set volleyball win over UCLA, and Friday night's BYU Athletic Hall of Fame class headlined by Kyle Van Noy, who flew in between Minnesota Vikings commitments. Two Hotel Park City/Ruth's Chris super fans round out the show: Sylvia Texidor of Wisconsin, a convert who's followed the Cougars since attending BYU in the 1970s, and Bill Winfield of Ventura, California, who lived through BYU's legendary Gifford Nielsen-Marc Wilson-Jim McMahon-Steve Young quarterback run and shares eyewitness stories from the 1980 Holiday Bowl and more. The show closes with a shout-out to the prior week's Arizona flyover pilot and a look ahead to next Monday's guests. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Making a Scene Presents - You Can Hold Music Again: How Smart Media Could Reconnect a Digital Generation With the AlbumFor most of recorded music history, loving music meant touching it. You walked into a record store, flipped through rows of albums, picked one up, studied the cover, carried it home, broke the seal and spent time with the object before the first song ever reached your ears. The music was obviously the reason for buying the album, but the ritual around it became part of the experience, and that physical connection helped turn songs into memories.That relationship survived several major format changes because vinyl, cassettes and CDs all required the listener to physically interact with the music. Even as the technology improved, you still had something in your hand, something on a shelf and something you could loan to a friend who would promise to return it in perfect condition before handing it back three months later looking like it had been used as a drink coaster. The format changed, but the idea that recorded music existed as an object remained remarkably stable. http://www.makingascene.org

Durante años, entrar en playlists y aumentar los oyentes mensuales se ha entendido como una señal de crecimiento para los artistas. Pero el alcance no equivale necesariamente a construir una carrera. Una playlist puede conseguir cientos de miles de reproducciones y, aun así, generar pocos seguidores, escuchas recurrentes o fans. La clave está en lo que ocurre después del descubrimiento y en cuántas de esas personas deciden seguir escuchando.El reto pasa así de conseguir alcance a convertir oyentes en fans. Las playlists, TikTok, la radio o la prensa siguen siendo herramientas fundamentales para descubrir música, pero funcionan como atención prestada. Para construir una audiencia propia hay que mirar más allá de los oyentes mensuales y medir guardados, seguidores, escucha del catálogo, recurrencia, venta de entradas o suscripciones. El objetivo no es solo llegar a más gente, sino conseguir que una parte quiera volver.

This week I'm joined by two longtime friends — Pat Flynn and Matt Gartland. Pat is the founder of Smart Passive Income, the creator education brand he started in 2008 and ran for 18 years. Matt came on around 2018 — first as an advisor, then as CEO — and spent years making SPI operationally strong enough to stand without Pat at the center. They spun SPI out into a separate entity called SPI Media, pivoted from courses to community with recurring revenue, and quietly prepared the business for a sale they weren't sure would ever happen. In September 2026, they announced that SPI had sold. The deal had closed five months earlier. The buyer is Liz Wilcox, an email marketing expert who spent those five months operating publicly as SPI's “director of community” before anyone knew the deal had closed. The community doubled in size during that window. Part 2 is next week, with Liz. In this episode, we talk about: How Pat and Matt deliberately structured SPI over 8 years so it could be sold — including spinning out a new company, removing Pat's face from the website, and making the community the hero Why Pat turned down multiple VC and PE offers worth more than the final sale price The deal mechanics: seller financing, no broker, 160 documents of due diligence, and how it closed in 6 months when deals like this typically fall apart What creators who operate entirely under their own name are missing when they eventually want to exit By the end of this episode, you will understand what it actually takes to build a creator business that could outlive you — and what the groundwork for an exit looks like years before anyone is thinking about it. Smart Passive Income Liz Wilcox — the buyer (she's on next week's episode) Deep Pocket Monster — Pat's Pokémon YouTube channel (2.4M subscribers) Built to Sell by John Warrillow — the book that shaped their thinking on making a business sellable Superfans by Pat Flynn — his self-published book, part of the deal's licensing terms Full transcript and show notes *** TIMESTAMPS (00:00) The news (01:44) The first seeds of the idea (03:10) The VC and PE offers (05:52) Building for optionality (13:20) Running two companies at once (18:11) Why real partnership is the unlock (21:17) Who to hire first (38:16) Why the negotiation wasn't about money (40:38) What seller financing actually means (41:24) The due diligence process (45:26) The transition strategy (47:37) Part 2 preview: Liz Wilcox next week *** RECOMMENDED NEXT EPISODE #122: Pat Flynn and Matt Gartland – Courses, community, and the future of education *** ASK CREATOR SCIENCE Submit your question here *** WHEN YOU'RE READY

visit: https://www.ysguys.comFresh off a 63-7 season-opening rout of Utah Tech, Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler break down the win and turn their full attention to Saturday's Big 12 opener against Arizona. Freshman Legend Glasker's three first-half touchdowns (the first BYU true freshman to do that since Jamaal Williams's four-score game in 2012) and Cannon DeVries's 100-yard kickoff return headline the recap, while Blaine grades his three keys from the Utah Tech game and lays out three new ones for Arizona. There's a sobering note too: safety Raider Damuni is out four to eight weeks with a knee injury (not the ACL tear the hosts initially feared), and Sione Moa's status remains murky. Head coach Kalani Sitake checks in from his weekly press conference, and BYU students Ashley and Lindsay Turner return as guest analysts to dissect the opener and preview Noah Fifita and Arizona's dangerous offense, closing with dueling score predictions.The Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week segment carries real weight this time: senior soccer captain Ellie Walbruch tore her ACL against Colorado State — her second ACL tear since 2024 — closing out a decorated career that includes a 2022 national title at UCLA, 28 career goals, and a BYU Big 12 championship. Campus Notes tour the rest of BYU's ranked fall sports (soccer, volleyball, both cross country programs, and golfer Kihei Akina's Walker Cup run), and Quick Quack Car Wash celebrates the first four-grand-openings week in company history, each tied to a local charitable cause.The back half of the show is built around guests: BYU grad and Air Force KC-135 pilot Jimmy Winegardner previews Saturday's stadium flyover and reflects on his BYU years and Jimmermania, while two Hotel Park City/Ruth's Chris super fans — 36-year Orem Police veteran Guy Gustman and Tri-Cities, Washington's Trevor Budge — share vintage memorabilia, a Bronco Mendenhall cell-phone story, and Trevor's "Shake and Bake" theory connecting Bear Bachmeier's jersey number to Talladega Nights. The show wraps with national college football and NFL previews and the Redmond Roots Rollout's "On This Day" history, including the 36th anniversary of BYU's 1990 upset of No. 1 Miami.#YsGuys #BYUFootball #BYUCougars #CougarNation #Big12Football #ArizonaWildcats #NoahFifita #BearBachmeier #LegendGlasker #CannonDeVries #KalaniSitake #IsaiahGlasker #EllieWalbruch #ReLyteAthlete #TurnerSisters #GoCougs #LaVellEdwardsStadium #QuickQuack #KC135Flyover #BYUSuperFanTimestamps (approximate):00:00:00 – Show Open: Season Energy & Tonight's Lineup00:07:18 – Good Times on Campus: All Five Fall Sports Ranked in the Top 2500:09:28 – Utah Tech Recap: BYU Routs the Trailblazers 63-7 Behind Legend Glasker00:10:21 – Cannon DeVries's Historic 100-Yard Kickoff Return00:11:54 – Injury Updates: Raider Damuni's Knee & Sione Moa's Status00:15:08 – Revisiting Blaine's Three Keys From the Utah Tech Win00:17:33 – Around the Country: Notable Games From Week 200:18:31 – Previewing Arizona: Noah Fifita and the Big 12 Opener00:20:48 – Kalani Sitake's Message Ahead of Arizona00:24:50 – Blaine's Three Keys to Beating Arizona00:27:11 – Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week: Ellie Walbruch's ACL Setback & Legacy00:30:01 – The Turner Sisters Return to Break Down Utah Tech and Preview Arizona00:42:47 – The Turner Sisters' Keys and Score Predictions for Arizona00:58:06 – Campus Notes: Football, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Cross Country & Golf01:01:23 – Quick Quack's First-Ever Four Grand Openings in One Week01:03:03 – BYU Grad & Air Force Pilot Jimmy Winegardner on Saturday's Flyover01:16:43 – Super Fan Guy Gustman: 36 Years With the Orem PD01:31:41 – Super Fan Trevor Budge: "Shake and Bake" for Bear01:50:01 – Big Games in College Football & Cougars in the NFL01:54:28 – Redmond Roots Rollout, On This Day & Sign-Off Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Willkommen zu KlarFunk, dem neuen Format für Themen, die zu wichtig für schnelle Antworten sind. In dieser Einsteigerfolge widmen wir uns einem faszinierenden Alltagsparadoxon der Social-Media-Welt: Warum verbringen Menschen Stunden damit, Content von Personen zu konsumieren, die sie eigentlich verabscheuen? Wir werfen einen genauen Blick auf das Phänomen „Hate-Watching“ und die sogenannte parasoziale Hassbeziehung. Dabei analysieren wir, warum sich Anti-Fans strukturell exakt wie Super-Fans verhalten – sie schauen Videos bis zum Ende, abonnieren Benachrichtigungen und kommentieren fleißig. Ihr erfahrt, warum den Algorithmen von YouTube und Co. eure Aufregung völlig egal ist, da jede Form von Interaktion als positiv gewertet wird. Außerdem sprechen wir über In-Group- und Out-Group-Dynamiken und wie gemeinsame Feindbilder ein starkes Wir-Gefühl in Communitys erzeugen. Wenn der Hass auf eine Person zur zentralen Säule der eigenen Identität wird, wohnt diese Person quasi mietfrei im eigenen Kopf. Das wichtigste Learning dieser Folge: Das wahre Gegenteil von Fan-Sein ist nicht Hass, sondern Gleichgültigkeit. Der algorithmische und emotionale Tod tritt erst ein, wenn wir aufhören, unsere Zeit und Aufmerksamkeit zu verschenken. Frage an die Community: Ertappt ihr euch selbst beim Hate-Watching? Schreibt es in die Kommentare und lasst uns darüber diskutieren!

Willkommen zu KlarFunk, dem neuen Format für Themen, die zu wichtig für schnelle Antworten sind. In dieser Einsteigerfolge widmen wir uns einem faszinierenden Alltagsparadoxon der Social-Media-Welt: Warum verbringen Menschen Stunden damit, Content von Personen zu konsumieren, die sie eigentlich verabscheuen? Wir werfen einen genauen Blick auf das Phänomen „Hate-Watching“ und die sogenannte parasoziale Hassbeziehung. Dabei analysieren wir, warum sich Anti-Fans strukturell exakt wie Super-Fans verhalten – sie schauen Videos bis zum Ende, abonnieren Benachrichtigungen und kommentieren fleißig. Ihr erfahrt, warum den Algorithmen von YouTube und Co. eure Aufregung völlig egal ist, da jede Form von Interaktion als positiv gewertet wird. Außerdem sprechen wir über In-Group- und Out-Group-Dynamiken und wie gemeinsame Feindbilder ein starkes Wir-Gefühl in Communitys erzeugen. Wenn der Hass auf eine Person zur zentralen Säule der eigenen Identität wird, wohnt diese Person quasi mietfrei im eigenen Kopf. Das wichtigste Learning dieser Folge: Das wahre Gegenteil von Fan-Sein ist nicht Hass, sondern Gleichgültigkeit. Der algorithmische und emotionale Tod tritt erst ein, wenn wir aufhören, unsere Zeit und Aufmerksamkeit zu verschenken. Frage an die Community: Ertappt ihr euch selbst beim Hate-Watching? Schreibt es in die Kommentare und lasst uns darüber diskutieren!

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It's another #HugeShowMonday on #SportsXradio w/ #KenThomson & Guests: #DannyBoehle , KT's good pal from #ElSegundo who managed that town's #LLWS team to an a #American & #International Title back in 2023 - KT & DB used to work at The Warehouse Restaurant in Marina del Rey back in the late 80's plus in Hour #2 #MarkJones stops by the studio to talk some #NFL & #Raiders & the #Iconic collection of #SuperFans that the #SilverAndBlack known as #TheBlackHole

It's another #HugeShowMonday on #SportsXradio w/ #KenThomson & Guests: #DannyBoehle , KT's good pal from #ElSegundo who managed that town's #LLWS team to an a #American & #International Title back in 2023 - KT & DB used to work at The Warehouse Restaurant in Marina del Rey back in the late 80's plus in Hour #2 #MarkJones stops by the studio to talk some #NFL & #Raiders & the #Iconic collection of #SuperFans that the #SilverAndBlack known as #TheBlackHole

Thema: Wie wird aus Hype Business? „Hype entsteht nicht durch maximale Reichweite, sondern durch eine kleine Gruppe, die sich intensiv mit einem Thema auseinandersetzt und es weiterträgt.“ In der neuen Episode von „WhatsNextAgencies“ spricht Kim Notz mit Verena Sudarić-Hefner und Philipp Zwez, Co-Founder von PIERCE, darüber, wie aus kurzfristigem Hype langfristiger Wert für Marken entstehen kann. Verena und Philipp bringen dabei ihre langjährige Erfahrung aus dem Entertainment-Business ein. Aus ihrer gemeinsamen Zeit bei Universal Music haben sie vor allem eines mitgenommen: Marken konkurrieren heute nicht mehr nur mit anderen Marken um Aufmerksamkeit, sondern mit Creatorn, Musik, Gaming und Entertainment. Statt möglichst schnell maximale Reichweite zu erzeugen, setzen sie deshalb auf Mechaniken, die zunächst Superfans aktivieren und sich von dort aus selbst verstärken können. Hype ist für sie dabei kein Ziel an sich, sondern im besten Fall der Ausgangspunkt für nachhaltiges Markenkapital. Im Gespräch geht es außerdem darum, was echte Kollaboration von einer klassischen Kooperation unterscheidet. Marken müssen einen glaubwürdigen Mehrwert für eine Community schaffen und bereit sein, Kontrolle abzugeben. Nur so können gemeinsam mit kulturellen Partnern Ideen entstehen, die Menschen freiwillig sehen, teilen und weiterentwickeln wollen. Entscheidend ist dabei eine klare Rolle der Marke, die auch über einzelne Hypes hinaus Bestand hat. Auch das Agenturmodell von PIERCE folgt diesem Gedanken der Kollaboration. Statt Größe zum Selbstzweck zu machen, halten Verena und Philipp ihr Kernteam bewusst klein und stellen je nach Idee die passenden Expertinnen und Experten zusammen. Strategie, Kreation, Projektführung und Partnerships bleiben im Kern, weitere Kompetenzen kommen flexibel hinzu. Ein Modell, das zeigt, warum künftig nicht unbedingt die größte Agentur im Vorteil sein muss, sondern diejenige mit dem richtigen Netzwerk.

visit: https://www.ysguys.comDave McCann and Blaine Fowler open a truly global episode of Y's Guys — with viewers chiming in from Singapore, Cambodia, Italy, Australia, New Zealand and across Cougar Nation — by running down a stacked stretch of preseason news heading into the Sept. 5 opener against Utah Tech. BYU checks in at No. 6 in ESPN's preseason power rankings (per Mark Schlabach), running back LJ Martin picks up preseason Second Team All-America honors from USA Today and the AP along with Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year buzz, and Bret McMurphy's AP-voter research names BYU the single most underrated preseason team in the country over the last 12 years. National forecasters pile on from there: Stewart Mandel (New York Times) has BYU going 11-1 and winning the Big 12, while CBS Sports and CFB Kings both project the Cougars reaching the College Football Playoff.Former Cougar linebacker and current BYUtv football analyst Harvey Langi joins for the back half of the news segment, pulling back the curtain on NFL cutdown day — the anxiety of waiting for "the grim reaper" to call, and how some of the league's biggest stars (Taysom Hill, Zach Wilson, Todd Christensen, Fred Warner) turned early setbacks into Hall of Fame-caliber careers. He then breaks down what a healthy, more experienced Bear Bachmeier means for BYU's offense entering year two, how he'd scheme to defend him, and closes with his own ranking of BYU's five toughest games of the season — landing on Arizona, not Notre Dame, as the No. 1 measuring-stick game.The second hour brings the Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week (soccer's Emma Hamberlin, who scored twice to beat USC), a big basketball headline as BYU beats out Kentucky for transfer big man Jaxon Kohler, and a full campus-notes sweep across women's basketball (Delaney Gibb and Canada's run to the 2028 Olympic qualifying final), soccer, volleyball, cross country and baseball. Two Hotel Park City/Ruth's Chris BYU Super Fans round out the show — Greg Schroeder of Twin Falls, Idaho and Provo-studio guest Dean Taylor — each sharing their Cougar histories and playing a round of "Where Were You?" through classic BYU moments, before the Redmond Roots Rollout and a look ahead to next Monday's Game Week Bonanza with Jaren Hall, Rod Zundel, Adam Edmunds and Michael Johanson.Timestamps (approximate):0:00 – Show Open: Live From Singapore to Cambodia, Cougar Nation Tunes In9:31 – BYU vs. Utah Tech Game Week Details + BYU Cracks ESPN's Top 611:04 – LJ Martin's Historic Preseason All-American Honors12:54 – BYU Named Most Underrated Preseason Team in the Country16:27 – Stewart Mandel Predicts BYU Wins the Big 12 and Reaches the CFP21:11 – Week Zero College Football Preview + Cougars in the NFL Before Cutdown Day28:11 – Harvey Langi Joins the Show30:10 – Inside NFL Cutdown Day: Harvey Langi on the "Grim Reaper"35:11 – Harvey Langi on Taysom Hill, Zach Wilson & the Biggest Cuts in NFL History43:00 – How Would You Defend Bear Bachmeier? Harvey Langi Breaks It Down51:37 – Harvey Langi Ranks BYU's 5 Toughest Games of 2025 (Arizona Is No. 1)1:00:37 – Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week: Emma Hamberlin's Game-Winning Goals1:04:47 – BYU Basketball Lands Jaxon Kohler, Beats Out Kentucky1:14:22 – Super Fan Greg Schroeder & the "Where Were You?" Game1:30:35 – Super Fan Dean Taylor: From Oklahoma State Fan to True Blue Convert#YsGuys #BYUFootball #BYUCougars #CougarNation #GoCougs #Big12Football #HarveyLangi #LJMartin #BearBachmeier #KalaniSitake #EmmaHamberlin #JaxonKohler #DelaneyGibb #StewartMandel #BYUBasketball #BYUSoccer #DallinHall #BYUSuperfans #DaveMcCann #BlaineFowler #lds Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Allison Yazdian started in real estate, where she noticed the best agents were never the ones with the best listings. They were the ones who owned the direct relationship with their customers, so it didn't matter which brokerage they sat at. She went on to LTK and now runs Uscreen as CEO, building the infrastructure that lets creators sell to their audience without a platform standing in the middle.In this episode, Allison is direct about what fragile revenue actually looks like, and what happens when a creator effectively gets evicted from a platform they never owned. We cover the numbers she sees across thousands of channels (nearly 200 creators who have passed $1m, an average around $77k, and the maths on why 500 fans at $20 a month changes everything), why pricing too low is the mistake almost everyone makes, and why retention beats acquisition every time. She's also honest about the creator ick of asking people to pay, and how building in public gets you past it. Plus why audience size predicts far less than engagement, the Goldilocks problem of hiring too fast or too slow, and what she tells creators who launch, announce it once, and conclude memberships don't work for them.Topics covered: rented vs owned audience · memberships and recurring revenue · pricing strategy · retention and churn · getting past the transaction ick · super fans and community · scaling a creator team

Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler kick off the second week of BYU fall camp with a loaded show, opening with a full rundown of where the Cougars sit in every major preseason poll (No. 15 in the USA Today Coaches Poll, No. 11-15 across most national outlets) and celebrating first-team and preseason All-America nods for running back LJ Martin, offensive lineman Bruce Mitchell, and cornerback Evan Johnson.They also break down the week's slate of Cougars playing in NFL preseason action before welcoming recruiting insider Jeff Hansen, who previews true freshmen already making an impact in camp, breaks down BYU's rising recruiting pull in the state of Utah (including newly-committed edge rushers Uhila Wolfgramm and Jag Ioane), lays out his three keys to a championship-caliber season, and ranks BYU's five toughest games of 2026 — with Notre Dame landing at No. 1.The back half of the show features BYU soccer coach Jen Rockwood previewing her final season before retirement and a season-opening road trip to No. 9 UCLA, plus author Dr. Mark Ogletree on his new book "The Leadership Legacy of LaVell Edwards," sharing behind-the-scenes stories from interviews with Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, Ron McBride, and Jim McMahon, and counting down LaVell's five greatest wins as head coach.The Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week spotlights Evan Johnson's remarkable back-to-back interceptions (one a pick-six) against East Carolina last season, and Cosmo's newly-announced induction into the Mascot Hall of Fame gets its due celebration.The show wraps with two Hotel Park City Ruth's Chris BYU Super Fans, Rulon McKay and Nelson Abbott, who share personal BYU history — from mowing a giant "Y" into his lawn every August to keeping tabs on the Cougars as a mission president in Guatemala — plus a round of "Where Were You?" revisiting iconic moments like Jimmer Fredette's win over No. 4 San Diego State and Tyler Allgeier's legendary strip-and-recover against Arizona State. Full campus notes across soccer, volleyball, cross country, baseball, and golf round out the episode, along with the weekly On This Day history segment and inspirational quote from President James E. Faust. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you've ever grown your email list and thought... why isn't anyone buying? I sat down with Sophie Griffiths, ads strategist and creator of the Superfans approach, for one of those conversations that makes you rethink everything you're doing to grow your business online. Sophie works with coaches and service providers who want to scale using ads and group programs, and she has a very specific (and very refreshing) take on what it actually means to build an audience that converts. In this episode, we cover: What a superfan actually is Why most of us are accidentally building an audience of lurkers instead of buyers Three things Sophie does to consistently turn cold leads into people who put her on their vision board Timestamps Intro 0:00 Interview 1:31 Wrapping up 44:42 ABOUT GUEST: Sophie Griffiths is a scaling strategist and Meta™ Ads expert. She's known for helping impatiently ambitious women scale their businesses by growing an audience of superfans, creating stackable recurring revenue, and building the team and systems that mean they stop being the bottleneck to their own growth. Her background spans the corporate world, including managing a team of 350+ at British Airways, and eight years working with small businesses, and it's that combination that shapes her approach: empowering clients to take bold action while feeling genuinely safe and supported in how they do it. CONNECT WITH GUEST: Insta www.instagram.com/sophiegriffithsco Website www.sophiegriffiths.co Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ddJKlzAWHH4 Read on the Blog: https://whitedeer.com.au/ep278/ WORK WITH JACQUI: // DIY Design My Biz: The best course for business owners DIYing their own brand and graphics in Canva. Learn more: https://whitedeer.com.au/diy-dmb // The Co+Creation Design Club: Design WITH the help of a professional designer in this high-touch coaching space: https://whitedeer.com.au/designclub // Design Studio: If you're after fully done-for-you design services my studio team can help! https://whitedeer.com.au/designstudio

What if gifting could be as easy as sending a gift card—but infinitely more joyful and personal?In this episode, I'm joined by Elisabeth Vezzani, co-founder of Sugarwish, to talk about how a conversation on the sidelines of a youth soccer game turned into a business that's delivered millions of moments of joy. Elisabeth shares how Sugarwish combines technology and personalization to create gifting experiences that feel thoughtful, memorable, and genuinely human.We also discuss why the little details matter, how customer feedback has shaped Sugarwish's growth, and what it really takes to create superfans in a world full of transactional experiences.In this episode, you'll learn:The origin story behind Sugarwish and the problem it was created to solveHow to balance high-tech convenience with high-touch personalizationWhy the smallest details often have the biggest impact on customer experienceHow Sugarwish has expanded from candy to wine, candles, spa products, pet gifts, and moreThe role customer feedback plays in innovation and product developmentWhy Elisabeth does not delegate this one taskHow Sugarwish's partnership with Make-A-Wish aligns with its mission of spreading joySpecial Offer for ListenersTry Sugarwish for yourself and save $10 on your first order with code SUPERFANS.Connect with Elisabeth & SugarwishWebsite: sugarwish.comInstagram: @sugarwishgirl--------------------------------About Brittany Brittany Hodak is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and customer experience speaker who helps businesses turn customers into superfans. She's delivered keynotes to hundreds of organizations around the world, including American Express, Benihana, and Keller Williams. Her trademark SUPER Model™ framework has empowered teams in every industry to transform customer apathy into advocacy. Enjoying the show? Subscribe, leave a rating and review, and share this episode with someone who wants to create more superfans.Subscribe to Brittany's biweekly newsletterFollow Brittany on LinkedIn and InstagramGrab a copy of Creating Superfans on Amazon

492 - Walt Disney World is in the middle of its biggest construction wave in years — and if you have a trip coming up, you need to know what to expect. In this episode of Disney Travel Secrets, hosts and best-selling authors Rob & Kerri Stuart break down every major Walt Disney World refurbishment and construction project happening right now, park by park and resort by resort. PLAN A VACATION STRESS FREE - START HERE You'll learn why Magic Kingdom's Frontierland is now the largest construction site in Disney history as it transforms into Cars Land's "Piston Peak," what's happening with the long-awaited Villains Land, and why Carousel of Progress just closed for a major overhaul. Rob & Kerri also cover Hollywood Studios' Monstropolis construction, the new Walt Disney Studios Lot and Muppets Rock n Roller Coaster, plus Animal Kingdom's Tropical Americas project replacing DinoLand. On the resort side, get the details on Disney's Polynesian Resort renovations (including the Trader Sam's Tiki Terrace closure), the Grand Floridian Cafe closure through October, Yachtsman Steakhouse's summer closure, the Turf Club Lounge closure at Saratoga Springs, and the annual Skyliner maintenance shutdown scheduled for January 24–30, 2027. Plus, don't miss the launch of Disney Travel Secrets' new Superfans giveaway series — starting with a pair of Mickey Mouse ears up for grabs in the Facebook group! Whether you're planning a Disney World vacation for this fall, Christmas, or beyond, this episode gives you the insider construction and refurbishment updates you won't find anywhere else.

Ignition for local soccer culture does not happen in a vacuum, but a major international tournament on home soil behaves exactly like a catalyst for massive regional growth. When regular sports fans transition away from being passive observers into dedicated supporters, the underlying community dynamic shifts completely. In this episode, host Wes Harris connects with Parker Dodson in the studio to analyze the direct cultural impact of the current tournament cycle on the Northwest Arkansas community and its grassroots soccer ecosystem.We sit down to unpack the exact elements that convert traditional American sports fans into dedicated club and national team followers. Our conversation details the logistical success of localized watch parties at spots like the Upper Ramble and Luther George Park, the deep structural identity of elite European academy systems like Spain's top down approach, and the tactical weight of historical international rivalries playing out in high-stakes environments. We also look at the specific reality of managing tournament momentum when star studded frontline talent faces rigid, disciplined defensive spacing.The underlying reality of sports development is that driving genuine engagement requires massive, often exhausting infrastructure work behind the curtain. Putting on large scale community events involves serious logistical execution, long hours, and the constant navigation of variable crowd dynamics. Viewers will walk away with an honest look at how local club momentum builds on international excitement, a clearer understanding of rigid team systems versus individual flair, and a realistic preview of the final matchups before the post tournament depression sets in.If you care about soccer culture growth, community event management, and tournament bracket analytics, you will get a lot from this discussion. Please remember to subscribe to the channel and share this episode with anyone looking to understand the growth of the game. Considering how deep into the knockout rounds we are, which tactical system do you think is actually sustainable enough to lift the trophy this week?

visit: https://www.ysguys.comDave McCann welcomed Jason Shepherd as his co-host for the night, with Blaine Fowler out of town, for a preseason-heavy edition of Y's Guys covering the Big 12 football meetings in Frisco, Texas. The two broke down BYU's new Entrata jersey patch and the Big 12's new neon-green Monster Energy branding, ran through a stack of preseason rankings (BYU landing at No. 2 in the Y's Guys' own Big 12 poll, No. 10 in Phil Steele's national top 40, and near the top of ESPN's FPI and CBS/Athletic "biggest brand" conversations), and debated where BYU should play its next international game. Deseret News beat writer Jay Drew joined for an extended interview on his Big 12 Media Days takeaways, the Big 12's biggest brand, BYU's most program-legitimizing win of the last two seasons, fall camp storylines at receiver and tight end, and his own preseason Big 12 top five.The show's Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week honored safety Faletau Satuala for his pick-six against Iowa State last October, followed by a wide-ranging interview with Bill Ekblad of Hotel Park City and Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, the new presenting sponsor of the show's BYU Superfans segment. Three superfans debuted in that role this week: sisters Ashley and Lindsay Turner of Las Vegas, and longtime fan Scott Gambles of Soda Springs, Idaho, who once walked onto the BYU football team alongside Blaine Fowler in 1982 and has autographs from LaVell Edwards dating back to 1972.Rounding out the show were quick hits on BYU basketball (a commitment from Lithuanian wing Dovydas Buika, five-star 2027 target DeMarcus Henry, and NBA Summer League updates on AJ Dybantsa, Egor Demin and Keba Keita), baseball's MLB Draft class, and men's golf. Dave and Jason closed with the "On This Day" trivia segment and a farewell to longtime show producer DJ, who is moving on to a new job at Western Governors University.#YsGuys #BYU #BYUFootball #BYUCougars #CougarNation #GoCougs #Big12Football #Big12MediaDays #KalaniSitake #BearBachmeier #LJMartin #KeanuTanuvasa #FaletauSatuala #JayDrew #DeseretNews #BYUBasketball #AJDybantsa #EgorDemin #BYUSuperfans #CollegeFootball #LDS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike Bjork reveals how calculated risk, authentic relationships, strong systems, and practical AI helped him build a $100 million team, overcome lost motivation, create super fans, and redefine meaningful success entirely on his own terms.See article: https://www.unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com/burn-the-boats-build-super-fans-and-reinvent-success-with-mike-bjork/(00:00) - Introduction to Mike Bjork and His Unconventional Career Journey(05:00) - Choosing the Right Brokerage and Preparing Before Getting Licensed(10:00) - Scaling Zillow Leads Into a Rapidly Growing Sales Team(15:00) - Treating Every Lead Like a Seed and Creating Super Fans(20:00) - Building Better Systems and Reaching $100 Million Ahead of Schedule(25:00) - Discovering AI and Building a Platform for Real Estate Professionals(30:00) - Why AI Will Replace Passive Agents but Empower Driven Professionals(35:00) - Community Marketing, Work-Life Balance, and the Value of First-Time Buyers(40:00) - Using AI to Recognize Life Changes and Support Suicide Prevention(45:00) - Building Sustainable AI Products and Staying Calm Under Pressure(50:00) - Mike Bjork's Platform, Referral Business, and Closing Remarks(51:31) - The REI Agent Podcast DisclaimerContact Mike Bjorkhttps://www.imakepage.com/https://www.bjorkhomes.com/https://www.facebook.com/bjorkgroupbhhsambhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-bjork-279b891a/Mike Bjork's journey proves that success is not just about reaching a massive goal. It is about building systems that support growth, creating relationships that continue to multiply, and having the courage to reinvent the mission when the original dream no longer inspires you. Treat every opportunity like a seed, stay human as technology evolves, and never stop building a life that gives your success deeper meaning. For more powerful conversations about wealth, purpose, and personal growth, visit https://reiagent.comIs success destroying your peace? Most pros grind until they break. Download The Investor's Life Balance Sheet: A Holistic Wealth Audit to see if you are building a legacy or heading for burnout. Presented by The REI Agent Podcast & United States Real Estate Investor® https://sendfox.com/lp/m4jrl

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Hosts Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler kicked off the week of America's 250th birthday by diving into BYU basketball's historic NBA Draft: AJ Dybantsa became the first Cougar ever taken #1 overall, landing a $69 million rookie deal with the Washington Wizards, while Richie Saunders went 32nd overall to Memphis despite a torn ACL — the first time in 75 years BYU had two players drafted in the first two rounds. Former BYU linebacker and six-year NFL veteran Bryan Kehl joined to give his Big 12 preseason top five (BYU #1, Texas Tech #2, Houston #3, Arizona #4, TCU #5) and discussed four-star WR Blake Wong's commitment to BYU over Ohio State and Oregon.Steeplechase national champion Taylor Lovell joined in studio to recount her dramatic win at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene — a five-and-a-half-second victory run on a shift in mindset toward gratitude and joy in the process. Campus notes covered BYU's #25 Learfield Cup finish (tops in the Big 12), new NCAA five-in-five eligibility rules, Jen Rockwood's pending retirement as BYU's only-ever soccer coach, and BYU alum Brian Rolapp becoming the next PGA Tour commissioner. The show closed with entertaining BYU superfan segments featuring Margie Mettenet — including her story of giving Bear Bachmeier an airport ride — and David Holt via Zoom from Houston.#BYUCougars #BYUSports #YsGuys #WiseGuys #AJDybantsa #NBADraft2026 #BYUBasketball #RichieSaunders #BYUFootball #Big12Football #Big12Preview #TaylorLovell #Steeplechase #NCAATrackAndField #BlakeWong #BYURecruiting #CadeUluave #BryanKehl #CougarNation #StadiumOfFire #LDS Timestamps (approximate):0:03:40 – Show Intro & Stadium of Fire Preview0:07:47 – AJ Dybantsa Goes #1 Overall to Washington0:12:36 – Will Voigt Leaves BYU for Boise State0:14:50 – AJ's $69M Rookie Contract0:16:31 – Richie Saunders: 32nd Overall to Memphis Despite Torn ACL0:19:03 – Vegas Summer League Schedule: AJ & Keba Keita0:20:43 – Athlon Big 12 Preseason All-Team Picks0:21:40 – Blake Wong Commits to BYU Over Ohio State & Oregon0:24:06 – BYU's Incredible Winning Streaks0:28:00 – Bryan Kehl Interview0:43:29 – Bryan Kehl's Big 12 Top 5 Rankings0:50:40 – AJ Dybantsa: Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week0:52:18 – Taylor Lovell: NCAA Steeplechase National Champion1:12:44 – Campus Notes: NCAA Eligibility, Jen Rockwood & More1:17:56 – BYU Superfan Margie Mettenet & the Bear Bachmeier Airport Story1:34:50 – BYU Superfan David Holt from Houston Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Barns Courtney on Chaotic Acoustic Shows, Superfans, and the Real Tour EconomyCurious Goldfish host Jason English introduces guest Barns Courtney, speaking from a hotel in Ireland as he kicks off a three-week European tour after an unexpectedly chaotic...

Guardrails positions itself as a populist political movement that runs on small donations from people in the trenches of the AI boom. Also, Spotify is launching "Reserved," a new system that will hold two concert tickets for an artist's superfans before they're on sale to the public. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#934 It's been eighteen years since I got fired from my architecture job and started my entrepreneurship journey. That one moment led to something completely unexpected! You see, when you put yourself out there and share your story, you never know who's listening on the other end. But where do you start? Listening in on today's episode to get a leg up would help! I'll first share the mindset shift I had when I turned 40. This is a big one because it freed me up to go all-in on my Pokémon content when people were making fun of me. Billions of views later, I never want to go back to trying to please everyone. I'll also discuss the importance of live-streaming and in-person events for building relatability, how I turn failures into wins, how I became a New York Times bestselling author, and why I study K-pop groups for next-level marketing ideas. Thank you for tuning in! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session934.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The most watched sporting event in the world has not been without its controversies, including high ticket prices and transport costs, as well as rows over visas and concerns about security. But, we wanted to hear from supporters. We bring together three world cup super-fans, including Craig who has walked across the United States to see his team compete. “Football is the universal language of the world,” he tells us. “That is just fact no matter where you travel, no matter where you go.” We also hear from guests in Jordan, Curacao in the Caribbean, Cape Verde and Uzbekistan. They share their excitement of watching their countries take part for the first time.

The NBA Finals have begun – we hear from some of the teams' most devoted fans. A promising new pancreatic cancer treatment is giving doctors and patients hope. These nature-loving neighbors in California are celebrating a special milestone. This teacher went the distance for his students with disabilities before he retired – literally. Plus, meet the search-and-rescue specialist with whiskers, webbed feet and a growing fan base.  Host/Producer: Krista Bo Polanco  Producer: Eryn Mathewson   Senior Producer: Felicia Patinkin  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The NBA Finals have begun – we hear from some of the teams' most devoted fans. A promising new pancreatic cancer treatment is giving doctors and patients hope. These nature-loving neighbors in California are celebrating a special milestone. This teacher went the distance for his students with disabilities before he retired – literally. Plus, meet the search-and-rescue specialist with whiskers, webbed feet and a growing fan base.  Host/Producer: Krista Bo Polanco  Producer: Eryn Mathewson   Senior Producer: Felicia Patinkin  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We gathered up two Final Fantasy 6 Super Fans and sat em down for a chat about their favorite FF game of all time. Yunalescka and Jesse Cox bring there love of all things Final Fantasy, and a massive list of recommendations for the GG boys. From the Opera House, to the World of Ruin, to the beautiful music, this is the FF6 Roundtable you've been waiting for. Supportourbromance.com or we'll pick the wrong dress for the Market.

In this episode of RKD Group: Thinkers, we sit down with Brittany Hodak—author, entrepreneur, keynote speaker and creator of the “superfan” philosophy that has helped brands like Walmart, Disney, Amazon and countless artists build deeper customer loyalty and engagement. Brittany's journey began in the music industry during a moment of massive disruption. As record labels struggled to respond to file-sharing and digital downloads in the early 2000s, Brittany saw an opportunity others missed: Fans didn't just want music—they wanted connection, experiences and a sense of belonging. That insight led her to launch a company focused on creating premium fan experiences and collectible products for artists and brands, eventually earning her a spot on Shark Tank and partnerships with some of the biggest names in entertainment. Today, Brittany helps organizations understand what turns casual supporters into passionate advocates. Her core belief is simple but powerful: Superfans are created at the intersection of your story and theirs.

In this super special LIVE episode of Fictional Hangover, we are celebrating our 400th episode!!!   Please enjoy this retrospective of 400+ episodes of Fictional Hangover with some of our SuperFans!

The Untold Power of Superfans—How to Build a Loyal Audience in 2026! Dive into the future of the music business as we sit down with Matt Jones, CEO of Medallion, on the latest MUBUTV Music Business Insider Podcast. Discover how artist-owned platforms, fan data control, and direct-to-fan communities are changing the game for sustainable music careers. Matt shares lessons from working with Imagine Dragons & Disclosure and unveils why traditional streaming and paid fan clubs just don't cut it anymore. A must-watch for artists and industry pros ready to take control!

#930 At this point, many business owners think passive income is a myth. Here's the thing, though. While automating your revenue is usually the last step in the process, you'll never get there if you chase trends and start from scratch every time! But what if you could follow a clear roadmap to stay focused on what works? What if you had the right information at the right time to lock in and win? What if you could finally go from idea to income without getting sidetracked? That's where the new Superfans System within our SPI Community comes in! With this new learning experience, we've cracked the code on helping you build a business without getting overwhelmed or distracted! No more confusion about your next step. No more wasting time and attention on strategies that don't work. So listen in on today's episode because I'm chatting with Liz Wilcox, our amazing new Community Director, to walk you through these resources! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session930.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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#928 Why are creators suddenly challenging massive corporations? There's a big shift happening, and none of the old-school gatekeepers can stop it. Here's the best part, though. It's all powered by superfans! Join me for today's episode because, as you'll learn, the sky's the limit on what you can build if you focus on serving your core following. One example I look at today is YouTuber Markiplier's feature film, Iron Lung. Independently produced and distributed without traditional Hollywood involvement, the movie earned over $50 million at the box office! If you're not inspired yet, you will be once you learn that it was Markplier's superfans who made this huge success possible. They rallied together, contacted their local theaters, and pushed for Iron Lung to be shown. So listen in on this session because I'll share the blueprint you can apply to start small and build up your creator empire! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session928.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on Valentine In The Morning: Are you a super fan of something or someone? From Disney to BTS, our listeners were prepared to share what makes them a super fan. Plus, Comouche’s Court involves the newly released Michael Jackson movie… who’s side are you on? Listen live every weekday from 5-10am Pacific: https://www.iheart.com/live/1043-myfm-173/Website: 1043myfm.com/valentineInstagram: @ValentineInTheMorningFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/valentineinthemorningTikTok: @ValentineInTheMorningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cuando necesitas ayuda, ¿publicas una oferta y entrevistas a desconocidos? Hay una opción mejor. El libro Superfans demuestra que las personas más comprometidas de tu comunidad pueden convertirse en los mejores miembros de tu equipo. Ya conocen tu marca. Ya hablan el idioma de tu audiencia. Solo necesitan que les des la oportunidad. En este episodio verás: ✅ Por qué tus fans son mejores candidatos que cualquier profesional externo ✅ Cómo dos fans de una serie de televisión montaron un imperio de convenciones de 11 millones de dólares ✅ Cómo identificar a los candidatos sin publicar ninguna oferta ✅ Y un reto de tres pasos para encontrar a tu primer colaborador esta semana

What if the most valuable seats in your restaurant aren't in your dining room, but in your database?Samuel Bernstein has spent the last five years proving that loyalty isn't a punch card. It's a revenue model. As the founder of Table 22, Sam has helped more than 1,000 operators launch subscriptions, memberships, and bundled offers that routinely generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in high-margin revenue.In this conversation, we get into why most “clubs” fail, how to design offers rooted in what guests actually care about, and how to pressure-test whether your concept has a five-figure upside or a six-figure one. We also break down his systems, marketing playbooks, and AI-powered insights that turn creativity into consistency.If you're serious about building revenue you can forecast, and fund real growth with, this episode is your blueprint.To learn more about Table 22 and how they help restaurants build recurring revenue, visit table22.com._________________________________________________________Today's episode was brought to you by Square. If you want restaurant tech that actually supports how you run your restaurant, find out how Square can help at square.com/goodstuff.Free 5-Day Restaurant Marketing Masterclass – This is a live training where you'll learn the exact campaigns Josh has built and tested in real restaurants to attract new guests, increase visit frequency, and generate sales on demand. Save your spot at restaurantbusinessschool.com

Tu mayor competidor no es otra empresa. Es la indiferencia de tus propios clientes. Pat Flynn construyó un negocio multimillonario con una comunidad que él llama Team Flynn. Más de cien millones de descargas en su podcast. Fans que le mandan regalos, le defienden de los trolls y hacen cola para comprar lo que sea que lance. Y en Superfans (Superfans, 2019) revela el sistema exacto para replicarlo en cualquier negocio. En este episodio verás: ✅ La Pirámide del Fan: las 4 fases que recorre toda persona que te descubre (y cómo moverlas al siguiente nivel) ✅ Cómo hablar el idioma de tu cliente para que sienta que "le entiendes" mejor que nadie ✅ Las victorias rápidas que enganchan desde el minuto uno ✅ La técnica de los "tres limones" para crear lealtad de por vida con detalles mínimos  

No voiceovers! More unicorns! Our journey deep into the futuristic world of 2019 Los Angeles continues with another look at “Blade Runner” — this time, it’s “The Final Cut” edition. Deckard’s identity revealed, sort of? Voiceovers removed! Superfans and sort-of-fans compare, contrast, and discuss. Jason Snell with John Siracusa, Antony Johnston, Erika Ensign and Moisés Chiullán.