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Renowned Stylist and Co-Host Emeritus Tauny September makes her triumphant return in the Pews! The episode commences with a rehearsal of our current Mercury Retrograde status, the story of Tauny's departure, her life now in Ft. Lauderdale, and her new business at Peacock's Barber Salon and Drinks. Then Glenn and Tauny discuss: why people procrastinate and ignore contact, respecting the birthing process, revisiting the historic episode 138, an update on Cory and their relationship including an upcoming date with another couple, why Israelis are so attractive, Dare Taylor, Owen Rivers, Tom Brady, Halle Berry, Derek Jeter, Kiersty Correll, plus so much more! It ain't going to be boring. Powerful and poignant adult content, insight, humor and spirituality. NSFW or children. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.   

Dr. Glenn Albright is a clinical psychologist and the Co-founder / Director of Research at Kognito, a health simulation company that has trained thousands of education staff in the U.S. on how to properly converse with students that exhibit at-risk behavior and properly refer them to counseling services. Glenn joins host Mike Palmer to dive into how the use of virtual characters in scenario-based interactive simulation can in some cases unlock better outcomes than traditional, live training. We muse a bit about the future of healthcare simulations, gaming, and VR. Then Glenn concludes by sharing his passion for helping educators learn how to get better at trauma-informed interactions with students in a thought-provoking conversation about the future of behavioral health simulations like Kognito. If you're enjoying what you're hearing from us at Trending in Education, subscribe to the podcast wherever you get your pods. And visit us at TrendinginEd.com

Look, obviously we talked about the thing. You know, the thing. The thing we've been talking about for some time that somehow just keeps getting worse. It is...staggering. Is it hurting the rest of AEW? Also we react to NXT TakeOver 31 and look ahead to the WWE Draft. At 1:07:10, a new feature on Jobbing Out, "A Moment With Migs." This week, our guy Steve Migs catches up with DC's own "The Native Beast" Nyla Rose ahead of AEW's anniversary episode of Dynamite next week. Then Glenn spends some time chatting with John Minadakis about the return of wrestling events at Jimmy's Famous Seafood, the greatness of the Roman Reigns angle and whether Glenn is an asshole for being this down on everything Cody-related.

RN, model and one of Glenn’s “boys”, Eric Eaton makes an amazing in person return in the Pews. The episode commences with: Eric walking into the wrong door on his way into the studio, explaining his training diet of grass fed ground beef, grits and rice, Jacob calling in after a major purchase, E says how nervous he was to receive the admonition he knew was coming, his introduction to “Spike”, rating his best heterosexual experiences, and the progress of his comfort with being a gay man. Then Glenn and EZ discuss a “Dick Measuring Contest” Nelg had, mindfulness practice, E’s kinks (which literally comes up later in the show), his professional challenges as a nurse with COVID, his time at Marine Boot Camp, Jacob’s and Eric’s masks’ stories, virtual signaling, the threesomes’ shared love of Tampa Bay Lightning Hockey, why E stopped shaving his body hair, his pattern of pulling out of things hence his self-described “Mr. Runaway”, the Coach’s analysis of why Eric may keep repeating it, then his kink comes into focus, Glenn’s response is dissected, the power of vulnerability, authenticity and bukkake. Plus, so much more! The Post Game Show includes music from "Oklahoma". It ain’t going to be boring. Powerful and poignant adult content, insight, humor and spirituality. NSFW or children. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.

The release may have been delayed, but we still had some fun talking about CyberPunk, Pinball, and Star Wars. Then Glenn rages a bit about Internet Douchebaggery. 3 Reviews also included! Comedian is Kevin Pollack

Colorado-based Therapist and Co-Founder of Connected Roots Therapy Lauren Gershon Andre solos for the first time in the Pews at the Alicia Lopez Pure Romance Studios. This fun and information-filled episode commences with Alicia rehearsing her recent experience at the beach and how she got over her initial reluctance about taking the Oreganol. Then Glenn makes a prediction about a spike in the epidemic. Lauren gives us details about her upbringing, how she and her husband Eliot got together, their time in sex therapy, how opening up their marriage to polyamory produced an evolution in her sexuality, and how being polyamorous informs her role as a therapist. Lauren and Alicia discuss their respective differences in their affinity for fellatio, the Coach inquiries about Alicia’s preferences about it, plus so much more! It ain’t going to be boring. Powerful and poignant adult content, spirituality, insight, and humor. NSFW or children. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.  

Northern Wisconsin's own advocate for healing through touch massage and breath work Steve Moe returns in a powerful way to the Alicia Lopez Pure Romance Studios of Sex in the Pews. The episode commences with Glenn rehearsing his daily approach and attitude on purpose, with a purpose. We learn how Steve “feels” Glenn when hearing the start of the show, of his and Alicia’s budding connection and how the virus crisis has impacted him and his life’s work. The guys discuss what “essential workers” truly are, why logical and reasoning often don’t reach people, and how vital it is to breathe through trauma. Then Glenn takes on the role of someone particularly traumatized by the pandemic as Steve walks him through a breath work process. (You will benefit tremendously if you participate.) We hear how “Game of Thrones” demonstrated an important lesson, how “Fear does not prevent death. It prevents life,” a T.S Eliot quote misattributed but powerful nonetheless, a fascinating dialogue about home death and funerals, Steve’s association with Jim Morningstar, orgasmic living, plus so much more. Speaking of Jims, we also enjoy some Jim Morrison and the Doors. It ain’t going to be boring. However, it is very relaxing. Do not attempt the breath work while driving. LOL! Adult Content.  A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.

First, Anthony Melchiorri and Glenn spoke with Dr. Primas, Travel MD from NYC. Anthony has known Dr. Primas since 991 from his days at The Plaza. With everything going on with the travel industry and the current health topic, we thought it best to talk to an expert. Here’s what he said. ( this also ran as part of the series Checking In with Anthony and Glenn. Then Glenn speaks with AAHOA President/ CEO Cecil Staton. We're all in shock and suffering. We speak with the leader of the most powerful hotel organization in the world about what to do next. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Text hotel to 66866. Visit www.novacancynews.com Send us your thoughts and comments to Glenn@rouse.media, or via Twitter and Instagram @TravelingGlenn.   LIKE us on Facebook! Visit our sponsors: Red Roof, Almo Hospitality Subscribe on iTunes: No Vacancy with Glenn Haussman Subscribe on Android: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ifu34iwhrh7fishlnhiuyv7xlsm Send your comments and questions to Glenn@rouse.media.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/novacancy Follow Glenn @TravelingGlenn Learn more at www.novacancynews.com Produced by Jeff Polly: http://www.endpointmultimedia.com/

Kevin Miller is a Canada-based best-selling author, award winning filmmaker and now makes his premier in the Pews for a fascinating conversation. The episode commences with a discussion of Kevin’s history of broken bones. Seriously. Then Glenn and Kevin get a little more serious with a dialogue about the #MeToo Movement, why we may not be hearing much about it anymore, Ricky Gervais’ Golden Globe performance, what Hollywood may have done instead of continuing with the status quo awards show, what causes the likes of Harvey Weinstein, why Canadians are nicer than Americans, Kevin’s film “Hellbound” and his soon-to-be-released “J*E*S*U*S*A”: an in-depth exploration of the relationship between Christianity and America, plus so much more! It ain’t going to be boring. NSFW or children. Strong Sexual Content, Language, Humor, Insight and Condemnation of Religion. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.         

In this episode of the Hotel Design Podcast we welcome Siobhan Barry, Design Director at Gensler. Like everything we see with hospitality design lately, projects are grounded in ‘experience’ - something that Barry says is essential to satisfying today’s customer. Good thing that she has had plenty of experience doing just this sort of thing since the 1990s. That’s when she spent a considerable amount of time working on nightclub related projects, where experience is essential. Glenn and Siobhan discuss the rise of bottle service, which transformed the nightclub scene, and how they’re developed. They also discuss how selling real estate changes the economics of this side of the hospitality business, and how music, décor, and customers’ desires have changed since that era. They talk about how design must appeal to both women and men while creating a scene in both restaurants and nightclubs that facilitates mingling and more. Siobhan shares how to create an interplay between the different elements of design to create the perfect foundation for people to make those connections against the pageantry of it all. Then they move onto hotels from the nightclub world by chatting about the Ian Schrager effect on hotels and hospitality. Glenn and Siobhan layer on how culture is pushing the hotel experience to change, especially when it comes to satisfying that screen need and how business and leisure trips are melding. Siobhan shares some detailed tactics for designs including table heights, depth of seating and more. It is an essential lesson that many designers do not seem to get right. Afterall, it’s more critical than ever, especially as folks tend to want to hang out more in public spaces. Designers must create a great, comfortable environment which prompts people to spend more money. Siobhan and Glenn use the Citizen M in New York as an example for this and talk about the balance between the science and heart of design. Then Glenn and Siobhan discuss the dichotomy of the hotel experience vs. shared economy type stays. Siobhan shares a story about her experience with Airbnb and how it underscores to her the importance of knowing what your brand is, how it should be communicated to a target audience, and how everything should be geared with that specific point of view. Technology is also discussed, of course. But in this case, they chat about how it is used in the design process and how it helps create common ground quicker between developers and designers - like a virtual model room. They wrap up discussing an airline lounge project that Siobhan loves and how it’s changing the notion of what that product is supposed to be. Listen and find out how. Visit us at www.hoteldesignpodcast.com for more episodes, or feel free to email us at info@hoteldesignpodcast.com.

In this episode, Bink and Garrett bring on guest Glenn Wilson who is the CEO of SouthStar, which is a commercial real estate development firm in Franklin, TN. They begin by discussing who the best band to see live is and then talk about Bink's irrational fear of getting lost in a stadium. After that discussion, they jump into how Glenn came to know Jesus after being depressed and drinking to cope with that depression. Then Glenn jumps forward to talking about 2008 real estate housing crash and how being in the real estate business he almost went broke. He talks about how he had to rely on his spiritual disciplines and his brothers in Christ through the hard time of losing money and not knowing when it would stop. He talks about how important it is to trust Jesus in both the highs and the lows after he finally came through four long years of no business and scoring a deal of a life time.

Glenn has a round table with Liverpool and Chelsea supporters to talk about the game of soccer and different clubs. Then Glenn welcomes Eric Quill head coach of North Texas FC to talk about different soccer clubs and how North Texas will do this year. 

The word elegant is defined as "pleasingly graceful and stylish in appearance or manner". Elegant is the perfect description for Stef Osofsky. Whether it is through her writing, poetry, modeling, role as an influencer, relating to herself and others, or on her return here in the Pews, the elegance in which she conducts herself is readily experienced. Prepare for a potential paradigm shift in your thinking. The episode commences with Mat Garcia and Robert Garcia (no relation) telling of their first sexual encounter with each other, how on the last show Mat nicknamed former orthodox Rabbi Elie Benhiyoun's package, her promise to help Robert with one of his own and retold of her special fellatio technique. Then Glenn asks Stef one of his patented out-of-left-field questions and explains why he talks about sex the way he does. Stef explains why she has “grief” tattooed on the palm of her hand and the importance of embracing the moments of grief and sorrow in one's life. We learn why “Da Coach” hates when people are described as having “lost their battle to cancer”. “Sauce” explains why she articulates her sexuality as “queer”, institutes the new Pews segment “Important Orgasms”, why and how she is “sex positive”, explains her focus on consent and communication sexually and otherwise, challenges the beautiful humans across the terra firma to “move to the space of a new way”, then describes the type of person who could potentially “ride” with her, plus so much more! This one is an instant Pews Classic, should be recommended to your sphere of influence and definitely ain’t going to be boring! NSFW or children. Strong Sexual Content, Language, Humor, Insight and Condemnation of Religion. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.

This past week we had The Lodging Conference in Phoenix AZ and Glenn up his analysis on the event from all perspectives. Then we learn about the new Atwell Suites brand by IHG in an interview with VP Jenn Gribble. They’re making a play for what they call the long stay of four to six nights. Then Glenn speaks with industry icon Kirk Kinsell. From leading IHG and Loews, to starting his own investment company, we take a look at his career, his various leadership positions, what he’s up to now and his advice for the next generation of hoteliers.   Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Text hotel to 66866. Visit www.novacancynews.com Send us your thoughts and comments to Glenn@rouse.media, or via Twitter and Instagram @TravelingGlenn. LIKE us on Facebook! Visit our sponsor: Red Roof, Almo Hospitality Subscribe on iTunes: No Vacancy with Glenn Haussman Subscribe on Android: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ifu34iwhrh7fishlnhiuyv7xlsm Send your comments and questions to Glenn@rouse.media.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/novacancy Follow Glenn @TravelingGlenn Learn more at www.novacancynews.com Produced by Jeff Polly: http://www.endpointmultimedia.com/

The 9/11 attacks, Islamic fundamentalist terrorism and the heinous practice of female genital mutilation (aka female circumcision) are obviously serious topics. However, when Owen came up with the idea for Glenn to share his theory on how genital mutilation led to 9/11 and Islamic terrorism on the 18th anniversary of 9-11-2001, the decision was made to proceed with Episode 101 in the same “organized fun with a purpose” way of the previous 100. It all commences with the guys laying the spiritual foundation which allows for a logical approach to life in general and why they think all humans (including terrorists) are perfect and righteous. Then Glenn lays out his theory of how the religious tradition of so-called “female circumcision”, which is still prevalent in the Middle East, Africa and other parts of the world, eventually led to Islamic terrorism in general and 9/11 specifically. It ain’t going to be boring. NSFW or children. Strong Sexual Content, Language, Humor, Insight and Condemnation of Religion. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.

Every accomplished person can look back on key mentors in their journey. Our guest today Corwin Kilvert is not only one for Owen, but he is the person who introduced the Big O to the concept of “Excellence Reflex”. Listen to this episode. You will find out why and come away more excellent yourself for it. It all commences with Owen asking “Why when a church needs money, do they ask the people for help, but when the people need money, the church tells them to ask God?” Then Glenn gives a preview of the Pews’ 9/11 Special, addresses a question from Owen regarding a potential relational dilemma and makes the case for embracing the humor of “missed takes”. We hear of how Corwin embraced excellence reflex in his own life, compare and contact his spiritual views and honor the late great atheist Christopher Hitchens. Glenn loses his sh&t about a point Owen made and the Boys discuss why things are actually improving in the Earth. Plus, a ton more! It ain’t going to be boring AND very worthwhile. NSFW or children. Strong Sexual Content, Language, Humor, Insight and Condemnation of Religion. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.         

Our Co-Hosts begin this powerful and informative time in the Pews debating the value of “condemning” religion. Then Glenn explains why Christianity mistakenly took on the mantle of the Israel from the Bible, understanding the impact of change on our minds and how to effectively manage its accompanying stress. Owen reiterates his “Magnificent 7 F Words of Life” and the Coach details his “Six Pillars to a Potentially Long Lasting Relationship” and gets some tremendous insight on “de-pression”. This one is really going to help you and, as always, not going to be boring! NSFW or children. Strong Sexual Content, Language, Humor, Spirituality, Insight and Condemnation of Religion. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation.

Sex in the Pews’ 69th Episode begins with a discussion of the implications of the number 69, what is the most effective way to think about sex and religion, the effects of self-loathing, how to thwart that kind of “stinking thinking” and the stress which accompanies change. Glenn relates a story about how not proactively coping with a change landed him in the hospital and how the change of the shocking news of the death of Jeff Austin of Yonder Mountain String Band has impacted him. Then Glenn relates his and his family’s experience with Jeff and the band as he pays tribute to a brilliant musician and performer. Then the Boys welcome back the great Melissa Anderson. Melissa is the host of the “Matters of the Heart Opinion Poll” on Facebook and Instagram. She was one of the first-ever guests in the Pews last winter on Episode #4 and now returns for #69 which leads into a dialogue about the value of “69” We learn why Melissa thinks 69 is “overrated”, why discussing sexuality openly is out of her comfort zone, why some people cannot communicate sexually (especially men) and the difference between men and women’s sex drives as we get older, plus lots more. It ain’t going to be boring! NSFW or children. Strong Sexual Content, Language, Spirituality, Humor and Condemnation of Religion. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking and genital mutilation

In today’s episode we welcome Dr. Glenn Butner from Sterling College to discuss his book, The Son Who Learned Obedience. After answering our guest questions, Glenn tells us about how he stumbled upon a debate about the putative subordination of the Son to the Father in the Trinity and began writing on the topic. He walks us through his approach to the controversy, why Arianism isn’t really the problem with Eternal Functional Subordination (EFS), and why monothelitism might be the much more serious problem. Glenn also uses Anselm’s atonement theory to indicate yet further problems with EFS. We get into how “function” in EFS connects with Evangelical complementarianism and then consider some of the moral and political implications of taking this Trinitarian theology as a model for gender relations. Robyn asks Glenn why penal substitutionary atonement figures so largely in his account of salvation. Ryan asks Glenn how his intervention has been received. Then Glenn gives us a précis of his book, The Son Who Learned Obedience. We also had *another* very special guest: India Rose Boeré, born on February 22nd. Congrats to Robin and Neil! TITLES REFERENCED IN MAIN SEGMENT: The Son Who Learned Obedience: A Theological Case against the Eternal Submission of the Son. Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2018. “Against Eternal Submission: Changing the Doctrine of the Trinity Endangers the Doctrine of Salvation and Women.” Priscilla Papers. 31.1 (Winter 2017): 15-21. “Eternal Functional Subordination and the Problem of the Divine Will.” Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Vol. 58.1 (March 2015): 131-149. We have a Patreon! Check out the page at www.patreon.com/systematically Please consider making a much-appreciated donation. We’re still working through what special content we will provide for our subscribers (mini-episodes, submission opportunities, merch, etc.), but we promise the perks will be exciting. As always, your support is greatly appreciated! Our theme music is “14 Ghosts II” by Nine Inch Nails, available at archive.org/details/nineinchnails_ghosts_I_IV “14 Ghosts II” is used under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license. We would like to thank Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails for the use of this track. Follow and chat with us on Twitter @SystematicPod Email us at SystematicallyPodcast@gmail.com Subscribe and Review us on iTunes: Systematically Podcast Lastly, if you enjoy our conversations, please share them with your friends!

Get ready to start this week in the Pews in fine fashion. Episode #24 commences with Owen telling us how he almost got with Serena Williams but didn’t and then rehearses another missed opportunity he had. Then Glenn coaches up “The Big O” about how he may have handled the situation differently drawing on a controversial but effective perspective he learned from his mentor, the late, great Madame Shari Ford. Then the boys are joined in the Pews LIVE by holistic sex proponent Andrew Weiss who, among other things, talks about how to use a grapefruit to experience the sense of coitus and fellatio AT THE SAME TIME and some of his experiences with tantric sex. It ain’t going to be boring.  Strong Sexual Content and Condemnation of Religion. NSFW or children. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking.

For the second hour of tonight's show Glenn interviews former MLS player Josh Gardner on Sigi Schmidt's passing and his own approach to coaching and youth development. Then Glenn calls Rob Moore of Target Football Consultants to talk his client Christian Pulisic.

 Glenn is joined by Dynamo GM Matt Jordan to discuss the Dynamo roster and the different mechanisms for transfers within the MLS. Then Glenn chats with Sporting Kansas City head coach Peter Vermes after his team drew against Portland about the upcoming second leg of the matchup. Then the former Dallas Burn coach Dave Dir joins the program to talk some MLS playoffs. And last but not least former Houston area soccer player and current Notre Dame coach Chad Riley joins the show ahead of his Elite Eight matchup with Indiana and discusses some his teams playing style. 

Something really crazy happened in the world of the WWE this week. But when you think about it, Dolph Zigger would have to be delayed for about another year for his re-package to be anywhere close to Emma's, so maybe it isn't all that crazy after all. AJ checked in from Tampa for Segment 1, where he was preparing for the Redskins' preseason finale. We covered everything there was to cover regarding Cena/Reigns, then also discussed Nia Jax turning on Alexa and Sasha Banks not being able to defend the belt. Then Glenn paid his penance for being the first to lose the botch race. In Segment 2 (27:56) former WWE writer Kevin Eck joined us in studio to offer a writer's perspective on Cena/Reigns. What was scripted and what wasn't? Why are we getting this now? Is anyone a heel or face here? Kevin (who is now with PressBox and Sporting News) also shot on Aaron and told us a great story about last week's guest, Ron Simmons. In Segment 3 (1:05:34) We discuss Jeff Hardy's surprising win in the battle royal on RAW and Bobby Roode and Roderick Strong having their blowoff match. We then allowed Aaron to go WAY off the reservation, discussing Sexy Star/Rosemary, Global Force's new champion and the PWI 500.

But he is super happy because he had the chance to line up two great interviews with amazing Hilton executives. First up is Jim Holthauser, EVP Global Brands for Hilton Worldwide. Jim also happens to be one of Glenn’s all-time favorite industry people and they have a great conversation on the state of travel today and how Hilton wants to overall up the experience quotient at its hotels through technology. It’s all about turning a transaction business into an experiential one. Then Glenn speaks with Mark Nogal, Regional Head, Focused Service Brand Management Europe, Middle East & Africa about Hilton Garden Inn expanding around the world. But even cooler is they chat about cultural differences that must be recognized as brands like HGI expand around the world. Great lesson and a fun listen too.

Glenn Murdoch was a regular house designer until he watched Simon Sinek's TED talk. Then Glenn asked 'why'? In this week's show we talk Passive House and how to architecture can create a better society.

First up we speak to Jon Gray, the VP/ General Manager of The Linq, a brand new district linking – of course – the Flamingo and The Quad with major new shopping, dining and entertainment options such as that massive new 550-foot tall observation reel. Glenn apologizes for being so effusive but sometimes he gets giddy when seeing a project that just makes so much sense! Here you’ll learn the history of the project and how it’s playing into current consumer trends. Then Glenn hoofs it over to Las Vegas’ ‘newest’ hotel, The Crowell. Which is opening in phases through Memorial Day. The former Bills Gambling Saloon is now a 188-room luxury hotel and we learn all about this getting smaller strategy in a city formally known for bigger is better. But smaller is smarter these days and we learn all about how this hotel plays into the latest trends from VP/ General Manager Karie Hall. We also get Hall’s insight on what it’s like to be a female executive in the male dominated casino business and she gives amazing insight on how to not get caught under that glass ceiling.r You won’t want to miss this one!

So for the April 11, 2014 show we start off with an interview with Hung Luk, COO of the Lam Group, a premier New York City hotel development company. Masters at creating new properties in the country’s hottest hotel market their next may prove to be a masterstroke. That project is of course the much anticipated Virgin Hotel New York. Not yet going vertical we get a sneak peek into the future and chat with Hung about this project their overall New York strategy. Then Glenn chats sustainability with JoAnna Abrams, CEO of Mindclick, whose business focuses on helping hotels become environmentally focused. We’re not talking the easy stuff like LED light bulbs or washing sheets less. Nope, Abrams company focuses on every single element that is made for a hotel and helps suppliers make their products more environmentally friendly, which in turn makes hotels happier and healthier for the guest. To share a great success story we bring in Dave Lippert, VP Procurement, Architecture & Construction with Marriott to use them as an example of how these companies working together are changing the nature of the hospitality sustainability.

The show starts off with Red Lion’s interim President & CEO Jim Evans. This northwestern U.S. based hotel company has transformed during the last couple of years and Evans and Julie Shifflet, the company’s EVP & CFO. They share the story of how Red Lion has changed by getting its financial house in order, focusing its strategy and putting together a team that will ensure future growth. An interesting and fun interview. Note: Evans is a long time board member and is only interim CEO because he things new blood from outside will further benefit the company’s long term goals. • Then Glenn chats with John Loizos, General Manager at The Strand who shares his strategy for success in New York City as well as how international travelers behave differently than American travelers. This is a great primer to understand this type of guest and how you can learn to appeal to them as well.

First up Glenn speaks with the company’s CEO Doug Collins about his company, how his brands Country Hearth Inns & Suites, America’s Best Inns & Suites, Budgetel Inns & Suites, and 3 Palms Hotels & Resorts all work together. He also discusses the state of the business and what it’s like running a smaller hotel company that has to compete against global behemoths. |Then Glenn chats with industry icon John Russell (Now CEO of the innovative Campus Brands) and Marlene Colucci, Executive Vice President for Public Policy with the American Hotel & Lodging Association. They discuss the importance of the upcoming election and all the major issues affecting the hotel business currently. We get into all from pool lifts to politics in an amazing segment that should not be missed.

Dan, Scott, Jason, and Ren wait for Glenn. We talk about Jo Walton, Dragons with Hats, and invent a new Star Trek II-themed restaurant. Then Glenn shows up and we have some outtakes from The Incomparable #105.

Ren, Dan, Scott, Jason, and Ren wait for Glenn. We talk about Jo Walton, Dragons with Hats, and invent a new Star Trek II-themed restaurant. Then Glenn shows up and we have some outtakes from The Incomparable #105.

First up we have a very spirited conversation with Stephen Joyce, President and Chief Executive Officer and David Pepper, Senior Vice President, Global Development of Choice Hotels International. ... We discuss the brand changes they’re making such as the new F&B program for Cambria Suites, an update on Sleep Inn and Comfort and also how the company is launching a dual branded prototype for Sleep/ Mainstay Suites developers. ... Then Glenn interviews Frankie Moreno, the new headliner at Stratosphere and the hotels executive chef Rick Giffen. ... We somehow manage to get food and music together for an awesome conversation that includes some terrific original music.

We jump into discussing the state of social media in the hotel business and then get into technology guests crave. ... We look at everything from emerging social media sites to the biggest tech problem of them all; how hotels are dealing with the need to deliver ever more internet bandwidth. ... Then Glenn chats with David Avrin, the Visibility Coach. If you want to understand the smart elements of branding, this interview is for you!