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The Midnight Boys discuss the recent news regarding a new Batman animated series and how it might stack up alongside the rest of the animated DC universe (03:09). Then Charles and Van head back to Midnight Court to present their cases on whether or not 'Black Panther' is a top-five MCU film (11:57), all before they give their thoughts on Zack Snyder's latest film 'Army of the Dead' (45:49). Hosts: Van Lathan and Charles Holmes Producer: Steve Ahlman Additional Production: Arjuna Ramgopal and TD St. Matthew-Daniel

Episode 126 we try to figure out why the NFL keeps screwing over BV’s pick each week. Then Charles is excited about the British Baking Show and his new weights from Amazon.  Steve looks at the finale of Fargo season 4, and two bad movies Bill and Ted Face The Music and Super Intelligence. Reviews […] The post Episode 126 Bill and Ted Face the Music and The British Baking Show appeared first on Fat Guys on a Little Podcast!.

Aaron and co-host Allen Strk bring Charles McDonald (New York Daily News) for another trivia contest about the Atlanta Falcons 2006 season. Allen and Aaron discuss Devonta Freeman's decision to pass on signing with the Seattle Seahawks before recapping the highs, lows and drama surrounding the Falcons in 2006. Then Charles goes head to head against Allen for another trivia contest about who knows the most about the team from that season. Allen is on twitter: @Allen_Strk. Charles is on twitter: @FourVerts Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron and co-host Allen Strk bring Charles McDonald (New York Daily News) for another trivia contest about the Atlanta Falcons 2006 season. Allen and Aaron discuss Devonta Freeman's decision to pass on signing with the Seattle Seahawks before recapping the highs, lows and drama surrounding the Falcons in 2006. Then Charles goes head to head against Allen for another trivia contest about who knows the most about the team from that season. Allen is on twitter: @Allen_Strk. Charles is on twitter: @FourVerts Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Action Radio Show - 10/31/19 - Show Notes: Introduction:  Wow!!!!  So I thought I'd have a gathering of my reporters on a coffee shop of the air.  Nice, peaceful, fun...  And then nobody called.  And then Josie called. 22:00  And then later we got Charles, a first time caller whom I can only describe as an angry, African American man, still engaged in the fight against slavery and it's effects.  Then all hell broke loose, as they say.  And then more of my regular reporters, Jean, Shelby, called in, and then Wendy called for her regular Art Report.  The Art Report got thrown in somehow into the ongoing debate.  Well, the intro went until 15 minutes passed the second hour.  It was a wild, rollicking, free for all of sometimes intense debate.  I had to calm things down.  Somewhere in their China from Mama Latte's tried to call, but the passions were way too heated to talk coffee and she only got a brief chat, so we continued our passionate debate with my highly independent, America loving, reporters.  Then Charles left, but the debate continued. You have to hear this show!!! 1:15:00  About here I went into the ancient history of education from my article, "A Completely New Model for Education.  Everything I learned about education from ancient history is somewhere in our education system today, both the good, and the bad.   1:45:00  This is where I covered another article on why millennials love socialism and communism, and how our government indoctrination school system created this. Facebook page:   https://www.facebook.com/radiolegislature/ Show site:  BlogTalkRadio.com/citizenaction Bill writing site:  www.WriteYourLaws.com Patreon memberships:  https://www.patreon.com/ActionRadio Twitter:  GregPenglis@ActionRadioGP

The gang is back! This week we've got a capsule review of "Hustlers" from Charles. Then Charles brings in some Scott Pilgrim Trivia! This week's review is Scott Pilgrim vs The World. It's a fun movie from 2010! This week's No Concessions picks are: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle 3: Turtle in Time Aliens (yes, that one) Tron: Legacy Scott Pilgrim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wd5KEaOtm4 Support the show on Patreon! patreon.com/noconcessions Featuring Denzel Walkes, Charles and Charles. Intro and outro music by Suervelo (@satellite-99) Twitter: twitter.com/xnoconcessions Instagram: instagram.com/xnoconcessions Check out the website! noconcessions.net Discord Invite: discord.gg/6yYKYGF Patreon: patreon.com/noconcessions RSS: bit.ly/2Z0KebB iTunes: apple.co/2JGgag2 Google Play: bit.ly/2SqWcIO Spotify: spoti.fi/2JNTEAK Instagram: instagram.com/xnoconcessions

Today we have Charlie Moyer who went from an unemployed military veteran with no eCommerce or online marketing experience to growing his men’s grooming company, Badass Beardcare from $3000 per month to $375,000 in monthly sales. It all started with a simple $20 investment, and now he employs over 12 people in their El Dorado Hills facility. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:00] Jeremy’s introduction to his guest, Charles Moyer. [3:30] The strategy behind sending a free sample. [7:00] Starting with a Facebook Ad. [9:30] Charles talks about the scents they offer. [15:00] Challenges along the way. [17:30] The one question that helps Charles find the best employees. [22:30] Where Charles targets his advertizing and where he sells his products. [27:00] Feedback from customers. [33:00] Starting the Badass Beard Club. [40:00] Charles talks about the impact 9/11 had on him and his dreams growing up. [46:00] Pushing through adversity as a kid. [50:00] Charles shares some stories from his time in the military. [54:30] Scaling the product and challenges around packaging. [56:30] Low and high points in the business. [59:50] Charles talks about his wife’s role in the business. [1:02:30] The most memorable part of the journey for Charles’ wife, Ashley. [1:05:00] How does the business stay organized and on schedule? In this episode… There are many factors that go into building a successful small business. You’ve got to have a killer product, a sound business plan, you have to find dependable employees and much more! On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur Charles Moyer. Charles built his business, Badass Beardcare from the ground up and has experienced exponential growth. He shares how he finds dependable employees, how to leverage social media and free sample offers, adjust to customer feedback, how to build a following and much more! This is a powerful episode where you get to learn from a small business expert, don’t miss it! One crucial aspect of running a small business is hiring dependable employees. It can be difficult to bring someone into a small operation with a lot of risks and what is often a passion project. Let’s face it, a small business is an entrepreneur's baby and it can be very hard to trust someone with your baby. That’s why business owner Charles Moyer has been very cautious about who he brings on board at Badass Beardcare. Charles has a secret weapon that he uses to help him determine who will be a good fit to join his team. Don’t miss this episode of Inspired Insider so you can get in on Charles' secret weapon! What is your company doing to engage with potential customers in digital spaces? What value are they offering to incentivize new users of their product? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader Charles Moyer. Charles started his business off with simple but effective social media engagement. He had a small budget for advertisement so he went to the digital space where he hangs out, Facebook. Charles leveraged Facebook Ads and an offering of free samples to entice new customers to his product. His strategy worked and his orders went through the roof! To get more insight from Charles and how he got his business off the ground, make sure to listen to this episode! One of the worst things you can do as a business leader is to ignore feedback from your customers. Sure there will always be a select few who just show up to complain or give you a hard time but make sure you have the practice built into your company to hear from and respond to customer feedback. Taking the time to hear from his customer base allowed Charles Moyer and his team at Badass Beardcare to adjust their product and make key improvements that led to increased sales and customer satisfaction. Learn more about Charles’ approach on this episode of Inspired Insider! How do you go from offering a great product to creating a following for your company? Just ask entrepreneur Charles Moyer. His company, Badass Beardcare started off by offering great quality products to care for your beard. Then Charles decided to take it up a notch so he created the “Badass Beard Club.” This move was birthed out of Charles’ desire to go above and beyond with customer care and create a following among his customers. Through the Badass Beard Club, his company now offers exclusive deals and much more. To hear more about Charles’ story, make sure to catch this episode of Inspired Insider! Resources Mentioned on this episode Badass Beardcare’s website: badassbeardcare.com Badass Beardcare’s Facebook page: facebook.com/Badassbeardcare Badass Beardcare’s Twitter page: twitter.com/badassbeardcare Badassbeardclub.com ShipStation Shopify Big Commerce GoDaddy Bold Commerce Hootsuite Google Calendar Sponsor for this episode Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

Welcome to an unusual half-hour episode of Space Javelin, necessitated by Charles' manflu (which is way, way worse than your flu). We still cover a lot of ground, though, staring with the tangled web of lawsuits and accusations between the Federal Trade Commission, Qualcomm, and Apple. Also discussed is the much-stupider lawsuit against Apple for not disabling FaceTime in moving vehicles (because there's no such thing as free will or personal responsibility, apparently), and a warning about the serious security issues found in the fun anime-style selfie app Meitu. Then Charles and Mike put on our big "NO" hats and shoot down the already-walked-back "iPads in March" rumor, and point out that there's no technical way to make KGI's claim of a 32GB Kaby Lake MBP revision later this year work. And finally, in this time of political fractiousness, we encourage you to march ... your friends who are still holding on to their Verizon Galaxy Note 7 phones straight to the nearest store and force them to turn them in already! For America!

The EntreProgrammers Episode 48.1 The Horror of Debt(Just a Reminder: Each episode now has 2 parts; this episode is 48.1 & 48.2, so after listening to 48.1, it becomes time to click on 48.2. Do you like this format better – or not. Please leave your comments below. Thank you for being a part of The EntreProgrammers Broadcast.)Derick and Charles claim to have “friends who are in debt.” Wonder who they are talking about? It appears that both “friends” are about $25,000 in debt. This is a question that an entrepreneur constantly faces – “How much should I go into debt to fuel my entrepreneurial efforts?”The EntreProgrammers go on the attack.The EntreProgrammers have the solution and give it to you in this episode. John offers the biggest of advice recommending the services of “a loan-shark” at 10% monthly interest. And, if you believe that, there’s this bridge…no wait, there’s a great horse running this weekend, a sure win.What is your total debt and how is it affecting your overall performance as an entrepreneur? The EntreProgrammers hit this topic relentlessly with Derick caught in the middle of it all.John insists that getting out of debt should be the number 1 priority on the big list of things to do in promoting business growth. Debt constantly works against you. Cut-back on everything that you can and focus all of your income to paying off your debts.Derick claims $25,000 in debt and looks to The EntreProgrammers for an approach to paying it all off. Solutions of genius pour out in this episode for those of us needing debt relief. What is an entrepreneur to do in achieving a debt free lifestyle? Is anyone debt free?John wrote an entire chapter on debt in his book, titled, Soft Skills: The software developer’s life manual. Click here for John’s book:  http://www.manning.com/sonmez/?a_aid=simpleprogrammerSome extremely interesting stats come out in this discussion about who we are in terms of spending; hear what Josh has to say regarding our spending habits in this episode. He suggests that a good person for financial advice is Dave Ramsey, someone he used to listen to.You can check out this financial expert at: http://www.daveramsey.com/ Then Charles jumps in to share his experience with financial budgeting for his family by recommending several ways to cut expenses and that a great way to discover overspending is through http://www.youneedabudget.com/ Drop by and take control of your spending.In addition, Charles reprograms Derick’s marketing approach to ensure him more income towards his debt. Charles wants Derick to take his listeners “to the next level.” And Josh tells Derick that he hasn’t “focused enough” on which of his products to promote and sell.A huge recommendation comes out from The EntreProgrammers to invest in yourself. Drop the movies and get a tutorial – grow thyself. John is overwhelmed by the response that he is receiving using GetDrip.com – nothing but praise for Drip. Oh sure, Drip is a sponsor for The EntreProgrammers. What would you expect? Is Drip really any good? Check-out Drip at GetDrip.com. You’ll be glad you did.Let’s get a discount on “Tweet Adds” shall we? Contact Josh and click: http://joshuaearl.com/tweetadder/And don’t forget; book your podcast at http://Signalleaf.com.