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Argh you guys ready for some more nautical folklore this week? Kimmy dives deep into the lore of beautiful Slavic Water Nymphs known as Rusalka. Then Ryan discusses the Aspidochelone also known as the “Asp” Turtle. So whether you are out at sea or on land near a stream, keep an eye out for these mystical creatures and be wary because they will drag you down to the depths of the sea to Davy Jones' Locker! We hope you enjoy this episode of Aloreing and can't wait to see what you create..Thanks so much for listening, if you like this episode please take a moment to rate and write a positive review at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aloreing/id1483615087.To support the show become a patron today at patreon.com/aloreing or make a one-time donation at ko-fi.com/aloreingpodcast .A full list of sponsors can be found at aloreing.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/aloreing)

Ryan Boelter, co-host of Character Creation Cast and creator of the Chimera RPG joins me to talk fandom! One of the great things about Ryan is how similar we are in age, which means we grew up on many of the same things at the same time. We kick things off with a discussion about Sailor Moon, one of the longest running anime fandoms. Then Ryan educates me about Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time" book series. It's a fascinating conversation about the series. As a long time fantasy lover, it was great to hear a new perspective. Then we roll into tabletop roleplaying games. From Ryan's start in roleplaying, creating the Character Creation Cast podcast, creating the Chimera RPG and work Ryan does in so many facets of the TTRPG podcast arena. This is an episode you do not want to miss! You can find Ryan at: https://twitter.com/lordneptune https://lordneptunecreates.wordpress.com/ You can find Character Creation Cast at: http://oneshotpodcast.com/interview-discussion/character-creation-cast/ https://twitter.com/CreationCast You can find Chimera at: https://twitter.com/ChimeraRPG https://chimera-rpg.itch.io/chimera-playset https://chimerapbta.wordpress.com/ You can find Side Heroes Podcast at: https://twitter.com/SideHeroesPod You can find A Horror Borealis at: https://twitter.com/AHorrorBorealis You can find The Broadswords at: https://twitter.com/TheBroadswords http://thebroadswords.com/ https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-broadswords

Illini Inquirer's Jeremy Werner and Ryan Easterling break down the impact of Illinois football landing a commitment from top-500 prospect Shawn Miller. The guys discuss how Bret Bielema, George McDonald and the rest of the staff have quickly revamped the Illini wide receivers room and what Miller adds to it. Then Ryan weighs in on Illinois landing three-star Gibson City running back Aidan Laughery earlier in the week, and the guys evaluate Bielema's first recruiting class to this point as a whole. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seems that everyone is talking about aliens, especially with the Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena report the US government released on the 25th of June. And we thought what better time to jump on the UFO train and dive deep into the lore of extraterrestrial creatures! Kimmy will start by discussing how the men in black are really just slenderman in disguise. Then Ryan is going to discuss the lore of grey aliens and one of the most famous US alien abductions. So keep an eye on the sky and watch for any flying food objects. Oh, and most importantly, remember to have a dog with you. We hope you enjoy this episode of Aloreing and can't wait to see what you create..Thanks so much for listening, if you like this episode please take a moment to rate and write a positive review at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aloreing/id1483615087.To support the show become a patron today at patreon.com/aloreing or make a one time donation at ko-fi.com/aloreingpodcast  .A full list of sponsors can be found at aloreing.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/aloreing)

Bible Reading: Psalm 116:2; Philippians 4:6-7Gabe crumpled up his paper and threw it across the kitchen table. "I hate math. These word problems don't make any sense!""Read one to me," said Mom. "We can figure it out together."Gabe read the problem out loud. "Ryan found forty-five golf balls. His dad gave him three more. Then Ryan sold one-third of all his golf balls to Sam. After Sam took his, Ryan lost six balls. How many balls did he have left?" "Okay." Mom grabbed a piece of paper and a pencil. "So what's the first step?"Together, Gabe and his mom calculated the answer, then went on to find answers to five more word problems. But Gabe was still worried. "I'm gonna bomb this test tomorrow," he said, rubbing a hand over his eyes."But you just finished six problems correctly!" said Mom.Gabe shrugged. "With your help! I'm afraid I'm going to forget things and mess it all up."Mom closed the math book. "Gabe, you have done everything you should to prepare for this math test. Everything, that is, except the most important thing.""What's that?" Gabe asked."Throughout the Bible, God tells us not to worry or be scared. Instead, we should ask Him for help with every problem we face, then trust that He will bring it." Mom grinned and ruffled Gabe's hair. "Now, that doesn't mean you shouldn't study hard, do your homework, and listen in class. We should do what we can to prepare for things like math tests. But you also need to pray and ask Jesus to help you do your best. Then give your worries to Him and trust Him with the situation." Mom looked Gabe in the eyes. "And remember that no matter what grade you get on your test, He will always love you and be with you. If things don't go the way you had hoped, you can share your worries with Him then too and feel peace knowing He will take care of you." Gabe closed his eyes and folded his hands. "Jesus, please help me remember that You are with me when I take this test tomorrow. Help me feel Your peace, knowing You'll take care of me, no matter what happens. Thank You, Lord. Amen." Gabe opened his eyes. "Now I'm really prepared!" -Bonnie CarrHow About You?Are you worried about something? Have you spent time working on the problem and still feel nervous things won't turn out well? Don't forget the most important thing you can do is pray. Talk to Jesus about your worries, and remember that He promises to take care of you, no matter what happens. Then prepare as best you can and trust Him with the results. Today's Key Verse:Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you. (NLT) (1 Peter 5:7)Today's Key Thought:Give your worries to Jesus

We are excited to start doing some themed episodes! So this week we will be talking about two folklore creatures known for being small, but very mighty! Kimmy is going to discuss Scottish Brownies, and no.. not the sweet treat brownies! She will be deep diving into the ones that get commonly mistaken for as fairies. Then Ryan will discuss Dwarves, and how these worm-like creatures were given human life! We hope you enjoy this more light hearted episode of Aloreing, and like always we hope you have an Aloreing day!.Thanks so much for listening, if you like this episode please take a moment to rate and write a positive review at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aloreing/id1483615087.To support the show become a patron today at patreon.com/aloreing or make a one time donation at ko-fi.com/aloreingpodcast. A full list of sponsors can be found at aloreing.com/sponsors/.We hope you enjoy this episode of Aloreing and can't wait to see what you create! Remember to check us out at instagram.com/aloreingpodcast to find details about this episode's art prompt.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/aloreing)

Our first episode is now L-I-V-E and what better way to celebrate than doing a mothers day special by diving deep into some spooky mothers day inspired folklore. This week Kimmy discusses Dziwozona, an evil swamp mother figure known for kidnapping children. Then Ryan then tells us the spooky lore of the water babies of pyramid lake that he was told as a child. We also didn’t intend to start Aloreing off with a spooky lore inspired episode but hey, WE ARE BACK EVERYBODY and this is just the start of all the lore and legends we will discuss from around the world. .Thanks so much for listening, if you like this episode please take a moment to rate and write a positive review at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aloreing/id1483615087.To support the show become a patron today at patreon.com/aloreing or make a one time donation at ko-fi.com/aloreingpodcast. A full list of sponsors can be found at aloreing.com/sponsors/.We hope you enjoy this episode of Aloreing and can't wait to see what you create! Remember to check us out at instagram.com/aloreingpodcast to find details about this episode's art prompt.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/aloreing)

In this Cinco de Sixth episode of Pop Culture Unboxing, Matt gushes to Ryan about his newfound love for the movie The Mitchells vs The Machines. Then Ryan explains to Matt just how badly a May the Fourth Be With You stream can go! Then they discuss Marvel Phase 4 and some upcoming movies, such as Paw Patrol: The Movie! Check out our show notes! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Nq84lwUDXOJGZQ8xzFgG1wzCiadYEKbtE2rYlqdyJF0/edit?usp=sharing

Welcome back Wobble gang! We have a JAMMED packed full show this week. First as usual we chat it up about the weekly updates. Next we go over some notes on the 9-12 month range of parenting and the changes that age range brings. Then Ryan rudely almost skips over Paige's new "A Paige of Life" section which will help you focus on controlling your mental strength. Lastly, as usual we end with Ryan's Corner. We bring back the fan favorite section "That's Wild!". Covering some of today's weirdest news articles. Like flying turtles and Chinese dishware. Share with your friends and family! We appreciate you! Weekly Recap: 2:39 Parenting Section: 21:04 A Paige of Life: 37:18 Ryan's Corner: 54:06

  Ryan Daly opens Cliffy's mailbag again to read listener feedback from episodes 3.13 through 3.25. Before that, however, Ryan welcomes John Trumbull from SNL Nerds Podcast back to discuss the very odd Cheers crossover that occurred on ST. ELSEWHERE's third season finale. Then Ryan ranks the twenty-five episodes of season 3, and tallies all of the season's Employees of the Week.   Let us know what you think! Leave a comment or send an email to: RDalyPodcast@gmail.com. Like the CHEERS CAST Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/cheerscast/ This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK. Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER – https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page – https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Subscribe to CHEERS CAST on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cheers-cast/id1403495561?mt=2 Or subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 Support CHEERS CAST and the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Thanks for listening!

Ryan Serhant joins Real Talk! First we discuss Ryan's new Brokerage, "Serhant," and it was for him opening up his brokerage during a world wide pandemic. Then we ask Ryan, "What's up with New York," to get the inside scoop on the real estate market.-Next we have Ryan "Explain that post," where show Ryan pictures from his instagram and he tells us the back story of the post. Then we discussed Ryan's new book, Big Money Energy."-Then Ryan takes us inside his listing, 520 Park Ave and the audience plays, "Guess The Price."-Next Ryan tells us his favorite holiday memory. Then we played "Serhant or I Can't" where Ryan tells us if he would or wouldn't participate in these New York activities. Next Ryan talked about his Youtube Channels. Then we asked Ryan what are his Serhant Chants for motivation.-Finally we ask Ryan what his intention is for 2021.-Properties Mentioned:520 Park Ave4 bed| 5 bath$22,500,00-We are proudly partnering with our friends/clients @agentimage to offer YOU our Real Talker Audience an exclusive offer on websites and an exciting NEW ANNOUNCEMENT. You won't want to miss it! Dm us for more information and go follow @Agentimage—REAL TALK is IGTV’s #1 real estate talk show created and produced by  @thesocietygroup — https://www.societygrouppr.com#luxuryrealestate #realestate #mdlny #milliondollarlisting #entrepreneur #entrepreneurlife #newyork #interiordesignWatch the Instagram live to view all of the images associated with this episode https://www.instagram.com/tv/CI4yekqJqVN/Produced and Created by The Society Group an international real estate public relations firm. https://www.societygrouppr.com/

Christine and Ryan start off the news thats hot off the presses: Watson officially wants out of Houston. The two talk about the best case and worse case scenario for Watson. Then Ryan and Christine dive into all the juicy NBA drama and debate which player is the most whiny. Finally Christine and Ryan get to the best matchups in the Big 12/SEC challenge.

On this episode of Roll The Credits, Ryan and Tina really dive into some heavy stuff regarding the two movies they chose for Charlize Theron. Tina's movie has her asking a question regarding forgiveness and how each host goes about getting to the point of it. Funnily enough, without Ryan knowing, this tied into a story about a popcorn maker in the opening of the episode. Somehow the conversation about forgiveness turns into a deep conversation about human connection and the impact media has on it and how much has changed in just our short lifespan. Then Ryan watches a movie that makes him curious to learn about Tina's high school experience before he shares his. All that and a whole lot more on this week's episode of RTC!!

In this episode, Ryan talks about some new changes in the pod. Ryan wants to know if you are SUBSCRIBING or FOLLOWING this podcast? Strain of the Week is Fruity Pebbles aka FPOG. It was an honor and a privilege to host our very first guest this episode. Ryan is super happy to welcome Austin,TX based Music Journalist and Digital Strategist Greg Ackerman (g_ack) on the podcast. Greg joins Ryan to discuss his journey to Austin and into music journalism, the level of talent in Austin, Major Record Labels missing out on Austin, Venue Relief in Austin Finally, the amount of live music in the city compared to the week of SXSW, Missing SXSW this year, Musician catalogs selling for big bucks, Missing Live Music, METZ kicking ass and more! Then Ryan talks about delays in the Bronco II's production. Happy Holidaze everyone and take it easy on yourself! All music on this podcast is used with permission. The new theme song take from the track It's Alive from Velcrowolf. Segments of Open Marriages (Petrels Remix) from My Education. Full songs Krampus by My Education and Real Rap by Pat G are featured. Please follow @soundandstrain. Produced & Edited by Ryan Cano.

The Model comes into week 14 with some of the boldest, gutsiest picks that I have ever seen in my gambling career. But first, we recap Week 13 and discuss Carson Wentz and the mess in Philly (9:01). Then Ryan reflects on the huge upset that the Giants pulled over the Seahawks and where they go from here (20:40). Then we make our Week 14 picks that resulted in 5 Crossfire picks (41:32) in one of the best back-and-forth picks segment we have ever had. We finish the episode with the Model's NCAA basketball picks, including a few diamond in the rough teams (1:29:50) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/double-down-trent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/double-down-trent/support

In this story packed episode of Roll The Credits, Tina and Ryan dive into one of Ryan's favorites, Dakota Johnson. Before they share their movies, Ryan tells the crazy story of Chicago NYE 2019 which should have been a foreshadowing of this crazy year. You won't want to miss that! Tina watches a true feel good story and something she believes everyone needs to watch right now. That gets them talking about bucket lists and what is on each of theirs. To be honest, Tina's blows Ryan's out of the water. Then Ryan talks about his crazy movie which is almost indescribable. DO NOT miss the multiple feel good stories at the end of the show. All that and a whole lot more on this week's episode of RTC!!

Ryan kicks off this hour by recapping the election results from over the weekend. Then Ryan,doesn't know where it goes from here, but it doesn’t look good for Pres. Trump and he takes a look at the cases in favor of Trump in:  Nevada, Arizona.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Halloween weekend, so it's time to get spooky! First some news- Marvel Made is back with a limited-edition Chris Claremont collection, a Lucha Libre collaboration, and a way to own your favorite props and costumes from Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D!Then Ryan, James, and Lorraine tell spooky Marvel stories to each other that were found in the 1950’s Strange Tales prose stories. Check out these issues yourself on Marvel Unlimited, Marvel’s premier digital comics subscription service for instant access to over 27,000 Marvel digital comics.James – I am a Vampire (Strange Tales #17) Lorraine – DEATH! (Strange Tales #1) Ryan – The Smile of Mrs. Orko (Strange Tales #30)

Ryan and Cole recap the 'Monday Night Football' games, but first Ryan starts by reacting to the breaking news that Tua Tagovailoa will be starting for the Miami Dolphins after their Week 7 bye. Then Ryan breaks down what each coach's responsibility is and they preview the battle for the best record in the AFC between the Steelers and Titans.   Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright

In this episode of the SkullKing Sports Fantasy Football Podcast, Ryan discusses more positive tests in the NFL including Stephon Gilmore and Corey Davis, as well as injury news from around the league. Then Ryan looks at some of the surprise players in fantasy football this year, some good and some bad, and whether or not to celebrate or panic. If you want to be able to hear our podcast while on the go, you can subscribe to our podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Castbox, Overcast and MORE!!! *Theme song: Bustin' Loose w/Lead from Audionautix.com Stop buying crappy soap and get soaps made with all-natural ingredients at DrSquatch.com. Use the Promo Code "SKS20" to get 20% off any order of $20 or more today! Want more help with your fantasy teams? Go visit Finish First Fantasy Advisors to find out how they can help you win a championship! Don’t forget to check SkullKing out on Social Media: Twitter: @skullkingsports Instagram: skullkingsports Facebook Main Page: facebook.com/skullkingsports Facebook Fantasy Football Page: facebook.com/SkullKingFantasy All news and updates provided by Sleeper, the #1 App for Fantasy Player Updates! All Player Profiles provided by FantasyPros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullkingsports/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullkingsports/support

Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright start by discussing Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs' victory over Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens on 'Monday Night Football' (6:38). Then Ryan gives his top five toughest quarterbacks to tackle (20:02). And finally they give out their Week 3 likes, and discuss the New York Giants and Nick Chubb (41:24). Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright

On this week's episode, Scottro and I are joined by Nick from The Weekly Recap podcast.  Like we do with every episode Nick joins us on, we went in without much of an agenda (just like Nick and his brothers do on their show).   So, we started off with some beer news and opened up a discussion about beer festivals and their future.  Ryan tells us about his "Charity" beer festival idea that morphed eventually in to the Cheers, Yinz Fest.   Ryan then talks about his upcoming trip to Richmond, VA and how much he loves drinking at the breweries in RVA.  The trio then starts talking about the most underrated breweries in Pittsburgh and start reminiscing about the old nightlife days in Pittsburgh (does anyone else remember the Boardwalk in the Strip??) Nick tells us about how he accidently ticked off Voodoo on his podcast (he felt really bad about it!) Then Ryan and Nick talk about their ability to remember numbers (weird). Nick then tells us about his brother's experience at Acrospire Brewing, a new brewery in the Pittsburgh area.  The Weekly Recap then tells us how he didn't think to invite his brother on the podcast (sorry, Alex!) but starts giving us more information about his show. We wrap the interview with Nick up by talking about honesty in craft beer and how we should be honest with breweries when talking about their beers.   As part of the EXTRA CREDIT portion of this episode we sit down with Dennis from First Sip Brew Box.  Dennis tells us all about his story of building First Sip Brew Box, a monthly subscription or one-time gift box for the ultimate craft beer enthusiast. Cheers! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A bold new era for Secret Origins Podcast begins. Ryan Daly welcomes three brand new guests to review the stories from DC Special Series #10. First, Sean Ross joins Ryan to discuss the first origin of the immortal Doctor Fate. Then Ryan and Terry O'Malley take the boom tube to New Genesis to learn the story of Lightray of the New Gods. Then Ryan and Donovan Morgan Grant break down the pre-Crisis/pre-Roy Thomas origin of Black Canary, and examine her live action appearance in that Birds of Prey Harley Quinn movie. Finally, Ryan explains the return of this once dead podcast and reveals the untold Secret Origin of Rhys Daly. Secret Origins Podcast Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/secretoriginspodcast Secret Origins Podcast on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/httpsecretoriginspodcastlibsyncom/secret-origins-podcast?refid=stpr Let us know what you think! Leave a comment or send an email to: RDalyPodcast@gmail.com. Listen to Sean Ross on the Pulp 2 Pixel Network at: https://www.pulp2pixel.com Follow Terry O'Malley's band Stop Calling Me Frank at: https://www.facebook.com/rockSCMF/ Check out Donovan Morgan Grant on Questions: We Don't Have Answers at: https://qnoanswers.com This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK. Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER – https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page – https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Support The Fire & Water Podcast Network on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 “Premonition” (Theme for Secret Origins Podcast) written and performed by Neil Daly. Additional music: "Magic Man" by Heart; "Life During Wartime" by Talking Heads; "The Man" by Taylor Swift; "My First Child" by Nil Lara. Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode, Ryan dives into the world of the coffee elitists! Why so many types? Are they better? IS IT WORTH IT?!Then Ryan shares a story of the time he and a group of friends tried to convince these nice young ladies that Ryan was in the UFC (as in THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP). Spoiler alert: It didn't turn out great!Don't forget to rate and subscribe!!!!!

This week, Joe accidentally gets drunk at the beach before dishing his opinion about classrooms opening up this fall. Then Ryan from the awesome podcast Classroom Brew stops in to talk shop and he and Joe compare High School teaching to Elementary in a brand new game segment!

What's up LA Football Fans! Great episode of Bleav In LA Football today. Tony Tsoukalas of BamaInsider joins the show to give Rams' fans the inside scoop on edge rusher Terrell Lewis. Can he be the steal of the draft?Then Ryan gives a brief XFL update and the 5 best candidates to buy, and revive, the bankrupt league.Subscribe to Bleav In LA Football wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or email us at Podcast@LAFBNetwork.com!

One of the newest members of the Rams, Kicker Samuel Sloman, joins host Ryan Dyrud. They discuss love for kickers, Samuel's time at Miami (OH), and his excitement to join the Rams.Samuel needs a kicking nickname! Vote below on your favorite or create your own!Then Ryan breaks down the upcoming NFL schedule release and the games to look forward to for the Rams and Chargers.Subscribe to Bleav In LA Football wherever you listen to podcasts and follow me on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or email me at Podcast@LAFBNetwork.com!

On today’s episode of Check The Wire, Ryan and Dan talk about the pros and cons to using the YouTube Premiere feature. Dan also discuss his experience this past week using the new Twitch Watch Party and how it could be changed to be more inclusive. Then Ryan talks about the approach he is taking towards creating new merch. They end the podcast with a live question and answer. Thank you for dialing in, I hope you enjoy.   https://www.twitter.com/NorthernlionLP https://www.twitch.tv/northernlion https://www.youtube.com/Northernlion https://www.Twitch.tv/DanGheesling https://www.YouTube.com/DanGheesling  https://www.Twitter.com/DanGheesling https://www.Instagram.com/DanGheesling https://www.Discord.gg/DanGheesling https://www.Linktr.ee/DanGheesling

Visit learntruehealth.com/hand and use coupon code LTH for your gift   All-Natural Hand Sanitizer Against Coronavirus https://www.learntruehealth.com/all-natural-hand-sanitizer-against-coronavirus   Highlights: How Hand Sanitizer + Skin Conditioner was created All-natural hand sanitizer as the first line of defense against coronavirus Safe ingredients without synthetic fillers   Proper Handwashing is one of the primary defenses against COVID-19, but what if you’re out and about and can’t wash your hands right away? In this episode, Faith Flatt shares with us the hand sanitizer that they formulated that doesn’t only kill coronavirus and germs, but it also conditions the skin.   [0:00:00] Ashley James: Welcome to the Learn True Health podcast. I’m your host, Ashley James. This is episode 422. I am so excited for today’s guest. We have on the show Faith Flatt who is the Head of Merchandising of a US-based company that normally produces all-natural pain creams, but since COVID-19, they formulated a hand sanitizer. Because let’s be honest, I cannot find any hand sanitizer anywhere. I’ve been to every store, even online. It is all sold out, or they jacked up the prices on eBay and Amazon. People on OfferUp are making homemade sanitizer, I mean it is crazy right now. When I found out that one of my favorite all-natural pain cream companies had formulated an all-natural hand sanitizer that kills—what is it like 99.9% of germs?   [0:01:12] Faith Flatt: Yes, it does.   [0:01:15] Ashley James: Not only that because we could all just douse ourselves in alcohol, which would just dry out our skin, make it crack, and bleed, and then we’d be more susceptible to germs. You guys produced a hand sanitizer that actually conditions the skin and moisturizes the skin leaving it protected on many levels. You guys are producing 30,000 units a day so that people who are like me in hot spots—I’m just outside the Seattle area where there is zero hand sanitizer available in any store—that I can gain access to hand sanitizer. This is so important because yes, of course, we should all wash our hands, but when we go grocery shopping, we’re constantly touching things. We want to just have that extra level of protection for ourselves, and our family, and our loved ones—who are elderly and more susceptible—by immediately using hand sanitizer so we don’t bring a potential virus home with us and infect someone who could potentially die. So a little bottle of hand sanitizer can save a life at this point. Your company is providing these all-natural hand sanitizers. So that’s why I’m very excited. I’m excited to have you on the show to tell us about this hand sanitizer. Listeners can go to learntruehealth.com/hand to buy some right now. When you go to learntruehealth.com/hand, it gives you the ability to also get some discounts by buying in bulk or buying a whole pack of them. If you use coupon code LTH you also get a gift, so that’s great. I want to hear more about what’s in the hand sanitizer, why is it that it’s natural and that it actually conditions the skin? Because when I use it—I have it, I’m holding it right now. My son who has really sensitive skin—I’m going to put some of my hand right now so I can just describe the sensation because it feels like I just put cream. I can smell the alcohol because, of course, there’s 70% alcohol in this, but it doesn’t feel like I put alcohol on my skin. It doesn’t feel like all those other hand sanitizers. It actually just feels like I just rubbed cream on my hands. My hands feel moisturized, and smooth, and soft. I want to know why is it that your hand sanitizer is the bomb, first of all. So we’re going to talk about that, but first, is Tim your father-in-law?   [0:03:52] Faith Flatt: Yeah. This is a family business, and he’s my father-in-law.   [0:03:56] Ashley James: Right. I had Tim on the show—I don’t know, maybe about a year ago—to talk about Real Time Pain Relief—your company—and the natural pain creams, and their benefits, and the amazing stories of success of people actually reducing pain medications because of how effective your pain cream is. When listeners go to learntruehealth.com/hand, they’ll also be able to see your other products—if they’d like to try your pain creams. Right now, the focus is on the hand sanitizer, which is really exciting. Tell us a little bit about you and your story. We heard about Tim’s story, Tim being one of the founders of Real Time Pain Relief. Tell us a little bit about you and how you got into working with Real Time Pain Relief and the history of your family-based company.   [0:04:50] Faith Flatt: Well, with all family businesses if it’s something that people are passionate about, everyone in the family kind of gets sucked into it, into the vortex. The Flatt family and their business partner Ron Snodgrass—the Snodgrass family—are just very consumed and passionate about helping people with topical pain relief. I married into the family about a decade ago, but even before I married in, this was a passion project for them. They were really focused on making sure that people had better alternatives to pain relief. So about 20 years ago, Real Time Pain Relief introduced their first pain relief formula, and it was developed with the pain relief habits of their children and their sports teams in mind. Pretty soon, they found out that it wasn’t just children and their sports teams that were needing a better alternative to pain relief. Everyone really needed an alternative to popping OTC pain pills as if they were harmless. That was very concerning to the Real Time Pain Relief family. Soon we found that parents, grandparents, they were some of our more predominant users of the Real Time Pain Relief formulas, and that was how a company was born and a business was built. One of the founding pieces of Real Time Pain Relief and our commitment to our customer base from then and to this day is that all of our formulas would be rich in nature’s ingredients and that we would always steer clear of the synthetic fillers that are in most of the formulas that you’re going to find on OTC shelves inside of stores. So parabens, SLS, artificial dyes, NSAIDS, acetaminophen, all of the Real Time Pain Relief formulas steer clear of that. For me personally, getting to step into the family business, I have gone out to so many farmers markets, and state fairs, and eventually Boston Marathon, New York City Marathon, just places where we would go and personally sample the formulas that Real Time Pain Relief carries. It’s so fun to watch—through the years in the last decade that I’ve been involved—how the consumers out there are becoming more conscious, and how you’ll even have younger people much more interested in alternatives that are good for them. So for me personally, getting to work in the merchandising and helping to communicate all of the wonderful features of the Real Time Pain Relief formulas and now our new hand sanitizer is really meaningful and very enjoyable part of my family life.   [0:07:38] Ashley James: Absolutely. Yeah, I’m looking at the bottle, no parabens, no SLS, no artificial dyes, and no fragrances. You guys decided not to even put essential oils in here. Someone could just add essential oils—a few drops to their hand if they want to, but there is some chamomile in here. Like I said, when you put it on I briefly smell the alcohol. Now it’s been a few minutes, I’m smelling the hand, I don’t smell anything. It’s very, very, very faint if anything, but my hand feels very soft like I just got a hand treatment.  There’s something about this that is very—it says it’s a hand conditioner. There’s not even a better word than hand—it’s not a moisturizer. It really conditions the skin. It left my skin feeling very moist, it’s not cracked anymore because my hand was getting dried out from all the other alcohol-based hand sanitizers. I’m really enjoying it. I think I mentioned this but my five-year-old—who has sensitive skin—doesn’t react to your hand sanitizer, so that’s really exciting that some people with sensitive skin would also be confident using your hand sanitizer. Then, of course, you have a hand treatment in addition to this they could get if they have really, really dry skin. We need to protect our skin right now more than ever. It’s our first line of defense when it comes to our immune system because it keeps germs out, but if there’re any cracks in your skin—even if your cuticles are cracked—that’s a potential for where the viruses can get in. We just want to protect your skin as much as possible. Obviously, sanitize it and then moisturize it. That’s why I really like this stuff. When did you guys develop the hand sanitizer? Was this years in the making or did you guys just see the need and jump on it?   [0:09:42] Faith Flatt: We work with a wonderful chemist, and we have access to wonderful ingredients from nature. We have—in the past—dabbled with hand sanitizer, but it wasn’t really an essential like it is right now. It wasn’t the commodity that it’s become, so it was never a part of our permanent product line. We had the ability to very quickly adjust to what the market was needing, and we realized very quickly that our customer base was in need of this essential. If we could make it available to them that that was what we wanted to do.  While we normally spend many years developing a formula, we developed this one and brought it to market within about a week and a half. That was about three weeks ago, so it was a very quick turnaround time as the crisis began to really unfold and make hand sanitizer, like you said, really a first line of defense that everyone needs. If you’re at home it’s nice when you can just wash your hands with an antibacterial soap, but almost everyone still has to go out to get groceries and things like that right now. If you leave the house without a hand sanitizer you’re really walking out unarmed. So realizing that, our customers—who because of the way our product was founded and the ideas behind our product—that basically if you are a Real Time Pain Relief customer you’re a member of the family. Our formulas were formulated for family at the beginning. As our customer base has grown, we’ve always just felt anyone who was turning to our formulas was someone that we considered family. So if our family members all across the US we’re doing without hand sanitizer, we wanted to make this first line of defense available to them. All of those nourishing ingredients that you’re talking about in the formula and that feeling you get afterward is very intentional. Certainly, it makes it more fun to use the formula if it doesn’t leave you cracked and dried out at the end of the experience, but at least you know, okay, if it has 70% alcohol then its killing 99.99% of the germs. Also, on that note, according to the CDC,` I’m sure a lot of people are aware of this at this point, but even the CDC says that if your hand sanitizer contains 70% alcohol that it will kill 99.99% of germs including human coronavirus. That gives you a really strong sense of security when you have hand sanitizer, but the question right now is do you have it in stock? So us making it available to our customers was the first step, and the second step was to make sure that it still lived up to our customers’ values. That we kept it clear of the unwanted fillers that are in most hand sanitizers right now. That we infused it with ingredients that would prevent that cracking because as you’ve said, Ashley, that opens your skin up to the infection. That opens your body up to any type of disease and infection when you have a cut. So right now, this is definitely not the time to back down on your health principles or those things you look for inside of your formulas normally. So we wanted to make sure that those rich formulas were available to our customer base, so glycerin, chamomile, vitamin E, aloe vera, things that if you don’t have our formula you want to look for some lotions to put on after you apply a hand sanitizer, but when you can get it all in one application that’s really a lovely spot to be in. So our hand sanitizer, we went ahead and named it Hand Sanitizer + Skin Conditioner because we wanted you to recognize—our users, our customers—that they would be getting a full-range experience. This is really a hand sanitizer unlike anything else in the marketplace. It’s an antimicrobial gel that delivers the perfect solution. Since alcohol does dry out your skin, this moisturizing experience in conjunction with the alcohol is really the perfect duo, and it conditions even as you clean. So it’s the best of both worlds.   [0:14:13] Ashley James: I read somewhere that you only need it to be 65% alcohol to kill the coronavirus, is that correct?   [0:14:20] Faith Flatt: There are two different types of alcohol. One type of alcohol it takes 70%, and that is the type that we use inside of our formula.   [0:14:33] Ashley James: Got it, got it. Do you know the reason behind choosing the type of alcohol you guys chose over the other type?   [0:14:41] Faith Flatt: I’ll tell you that I’m not the person who directly oversees our alcohol purchases, but it is very difficult right now to obtain alcohol. I’m sure that perhaps that had something to do with our decision, but we are committed to getting alcohol in stock and keeping it in stock because we think this is so necessary and important for our customers. One interesting thing as well is that the price of alcohol has more than doubled since the crisis began. So we’re really in a battle for the commodities and essentials that everyone needs and that we even need to make this formula, but we are committed to making this available to our customers. We really want to bring all of the resources that we with our FDA-monitored facility, our ability to make FDA-approved labels to give people a formula they trust from a brand they trust in this—what is really a—warlike effort right now where all small businesses, all-hands-on-deck need to come together to help fight the crisis that we’re in the middle of. As a company, for us, this is our positive action. We’re willing to fight and find the alcohol that we need to source for this formula.   [0:16:06] Ashley James: Awesome. The very first ingredient is aloe juice, which I think is really cool. Everyone knows that aloe juice is very healthy for the skin, it’s anti-inflammatory, it’s very soothing. I had an expert on the show about aloe and the healing benefits. There are several scientific studies that show that aloe increases healing time so much so that it almost doubles healing time.  So when you put aloe on a burn or a cut, you will see it heal in half the amount of time it would take. If it would take, let’s say, three days to heal a burn, you put aloe on it it’s only going to take a day and a half. You have the first ingredient is medicinal, it’s something that helps to heal the skin, condition the skin, and keep it healthy. It’s like a layer of protection. Can you tell us about the other ingredients?   [0:17:06] Faith Flatt: Sure. Most of them are ingredients that the average person is going to be familiar with. Aloe vera—as you were mentioning—chamomile, vitamin E, and glycerin. While those ingredients have really positive connotations and I absolutely believe what you’re saying about aloe vera and love those types of ingredients for my own personal use with my family, we are very limited in what we’re actually able to say that each ingredient specifically does inside of the formula. We mix those in so that you do get nourishing effects, but as far as the individual benefit of each ingredient, we’re limited in what we can say that it actually does for you.   [0:17:52] Ashley James: Oh, right because you can’t make health claims as a company. You can’t say, “Buy our hand cream and your psoriasis will be gone.” You can’t make health claims, whereas if someone were to take these individual ingredients and they could go search the NIH or PubMed, they could find the scientific studies showing that these individual ingredients are safe. That they’ve been proven to be safe, and some of them are proven to actually be medicinal and healing, but combined together it’s made a hand sanitizer, that it protects your hands, and it also protects your skin.   [0:18:27] Faith Flatt: Right. We can promise you that this is going to condition your skin, and it’s going to leave you feeling nourished and moisturized. Certainly, I encourage you to do some research on these ingredients and see what some of the extra benefits to you could be.   [0:18:46] Ashley James: Right, right. Well, it’s funny because you’re at the grocery store and some of the grocery stores still have hand sanitizer to offer the customers, not to buy but just like a giant jug. We were at Whole Foods and they had this giant jug of this just regular run-of-the-mill hand sanitizer. I’m pumping it to my hand, giving some to my son, and my husband turns to me and he goes, “Isn’t that carcinogenic?” I look at him, I’m like, “Yeah.” We normally don’t use this stuff—the generic hand sanitizers—because you look and there are parabens and there are all kinds of carcinogenic, like you said, fillers, and preservatives, and whatever that is known to cause cancer, that is known to cause damage to the body. We normally—as a family—don’t touch those with a ten foot pole, but now it’s like, “Well, either that or we might accidentally get the coronavirus.” Of course, we’re self-isolating now, but back when we were seeing our son’s grandparents a few weeks ago I was worried. I was like, “Well, what’s going on? What’s going to happen?” I’d love to get them because they go grocery shopping, and I’m just worried about them. They’re almost in their 80s, I’m worried. I’m worried that they might catch the germ when they’re out grocery shopping because they don’t have access to hand sanitizer. So I’m definitely going to get them. I’m going to ship them a tube of this for sure. How much do you use, because it’s only like a pea-sized amount? This tube is going to last me forever because you just put a pea-sized amount. Because it’s a gel, it covers both sides of your hands really quickly. Is there a recommended how much you should use on your hands to make sure that it works?   [0:20:39] Faith Flatt: No. The only recommendation, really, is just to make a little drop. A lot of people don’t know this but you do want to rub your hands all around your hands until it’s dry, and then that will make sure that the alcohol gets a chance to activate and to actually kill the germs. Right now especially, we want to make sure we’re using the hand sanitizer properly. I’m glad you mentioned the tube as well. That’s one of my favorite features of this formula. The container makes it very easy to share with your kids, or if your friend or somebody around you wants to borrow some hand sanitizer—you don’t necessarily want them touching your pump bottle—so the tube just makes it really easy to drop a little bit on the top of their hand and not share germs in that way.   [0:21:30] Ashley James: Pump bottles waste so much because you end up getting way too much in your hands. That’s what everyone thinks they need that much, but I think it’s intentional that these companies do that so that you go through it faster and then you buy more. Whereas with yours, you get to squeeze out however much you want and it’s, like you said, a gel. I squeeze out about a pea-sized—maybe a large pee, maybe an edamame size—and then I rub both sides of my hands, and in between my fingers, and then it dries really fast—within seconds. That’s actually good information about rubbing your hands until it’s dry, but I use so much less with yours versus the pump ones, so I really like that. Now you said your company—for years—has been dabbling with so I’m sure you guys had like a formula in mind or did you kind of go back to the drawing board and start from scratch three weeks ago when you were inventing the hand sanitizer?   [0:22:33] Faith Flatt: I think we knew the base of what we wanted to do, and then just getting it into that finalized position, and getting all of the marketing material, and making sure that we were able to communicate clearly, that we had the correct label on the formula. That was really what the focus was over the last week and a half, but we certainly had a good idea of what ingredients would work well so that you do get that wonderful experience you’re sharing with us. We’ve got some wonderful testimonials from some early users of the formula, and I just wanted to share some of those with you. Let’s see, Elisa, she said, “That the smooth finish and silky filling are delightful,” which is not something you commonly hear after using a hand sanitizer. It’s usually a dry icky feeling. Joe said, “Clean hands with no dry feeling. Perfect.” Bethany loves that it’s not scented. Then Ryan said that it doesn’t dry his hands out. We’re definitely getting the results we wanted from this formula, and the feedback so far is that people are happy and happy to have it. Like you mentioned, you want to send this to members of your family. It’s a strange time to live in where hand sanitizer is probably one of the best gifts you could get right now, but it’s so hard to find and it’s so essential as a first line of defense against this disease. That we’re happy to be doing it. It really fits back into who we are as a company. Real Time Pain Relief’s primary goal is to make sure that individuals have a first line of defense when pain enters their home, and so that’s what we’ve been passionate about with our topical pain reliefs for a long time is to make sure that you have an option that doesn’t have those fillers inside of it, that doesn’t lead you to popping a pain pill anytime pain enters your home. Because one of the best ways to avoid a bad habit or to make good health choices is to make sure that you have an alternative. So we’re happy we’re able to provide that non-carcinogenic hand sanitizer to our customer base because everyone needs it right now, and now you have another alternative.   [0:25:02] Ashley James: Absolutely. Yes, I’m loving it. I started thinking about all the families I know that are multi-generational like my dear, dear Aunt Sally—who I love to bits—lives just outside of LA. She’s in her 80s—I think she’s 86—and she lives with her grandchildren, and her son, and her son’s wife. These kids—well, now they’re not going to school—they might be going to the park, they might be running around, maybe they’ll have a playdate, maybe they’re on lockdown I don’t know. They might go out and maybe they see a friend in the street. Maybe they accidentally catch the virus, or maybe they go to the grocery store. If they don’t have access to hand sanitizer, they might bring it back and in fact my aunt who is in the vulnerable population because statistics are showing that those who are seniors are much more likely to have severe effects of the virus versus youth. So think of all the people you know where a senior citizen lives in a family, where there are maybe younger people, they may be asymptomatic if they catch the virus, but if they bring it home it could be fatal for someone else in the home. That’s why this hand sanitizer is so important that the younger generations use it to protect the older generations right now. Of course, the older generations should use it too. Everyone should use it. I just think that people—like teenagers and people in their 20s because I remember I was there—we kind of feel invincible. Like, “Oh, whatever. If I get it, it won’t be a problem.” What if you get it and you’re asymptomatic, and for two weeks you’re shedding it and giving it to everyone you come in contact with. That is potentially murdering people. I know I’m being extreme and normally I’m not a fear monger—I feel like I’m being one right now—but just to paint the picture, something as simple as keeping a hand sanitizer with us at all times can save lives. Just like people are saying, “Well, masks in certain situations can save lives.” Hand sanitizer, I think, is more important because you are going to touch something and then you touch your eye. That through the eye—they’re saying is one of the biggest ways that we can catch the coronavirus.  Obviously, through eyes, nose, and mouth, but even if you’re wearing a mask—if you’re wearing a mask and you’re wearing gloves—and then you touch the virus, and you don’t realize it, and then you accidentally rub your eye—even with gloves on—you’re still potentially putting the virus in your eyes. That’s where hand sanitizers are the most important thing to do. I know we’re not going to make a huge long interview on hand sanitizer, but I wanted to just cover it as much as possible to let the listeners know that I was so excited that it’s available.  So listeners go to learntruehealth.com/hand. That’s learntruehealth.com/hand and grab some. Grab some for yourself, grab some for your neighbors, grab some for your loved ones. Your company will ship it to them. How fast is the shipping? You gave me the information that you are producing 30,000 units a day. Are you able to produce more than that or are you shutting down making your other products? Could you make more than 30,000? Are you selling out? How fast does it ship? Is it selling out or is there any fear that you’re going to sell out? We want to know.   [0:29:01] Faith Flatt: We started out really slowly even though—like I said three weeks and then a week and a half later it’s available—it doesn’t sound too slow, but we’ve taken it cautiously. First of all, no, we’re not stopping producing our topical pain relief formulas. So to anybody who uses Real Time Pain Relief, don’t panic. We’re still doing that because pain relief is an essential service, and we definitely know you need that. We’re just taking more precautions, and cleaning our facilities, and making sure that you’ve got a clean delivery every time. We have transitioned a portion of our production line into putting out 30 units a day. At first, we thought, “Okay, that’s really going to be enough to supply our customers. Get them all caught up and we’ll be in a good spot,” but what’s interesting, Ashley, is within about 48 hours of releasing this formula to a limited group of our customers at first—because we wanted to make sure we had our stockpile good before we released it to all of our customers—we were being hit up by major organizations and businesses across the country saying, “Hey, we need this too.” So we realized quickly that we could service and help in this fight, not just by making hand sanitizer available to our customer base but also to supplying America’s workforce. By this, I mean organizations and corporations who are really keeping America running right now. We hear so much right now about the heroes who are our nurses and doctors. They’re getting a ton of attention, and they deserve that so much, but there’s another segment that really has become a hero—all of the grocery store operators, all of the truckers, all of the takeout deliveries services. These people are literally risking their lives much more than those of us who are able to isolate at home, and they need hand sanitizer. They’re low on hand sanitizer. I live in a small town in New Hampshire so you get to know everyone at the cash register and they become your friends. You realize they’re still out there right now, I’m isolating at home with my children and their heroes. It just almost brings tears to your eyes to recognize that some of them don’t have access to hand sanitizers. So when we started getting those calls we realized we were going to make this a big priority. We were able to put together a large enough supply, and we believe we’ll be able to maintain it. We are able to offer wholesale packages to businesses and organizations starting at 42 units—depending on the size of the company. Maybe you have friends or family who own a business or organization, 42 units all the way up to 100,000 units. If you know somebody who’s in need of a large quantity of hand sanitizer, we want to help. We want to make that available to you because we believe that everybody deserves to have access to hand sanitizer as a first line of defense from this disease.   [0:32:27] Ashley James: I love it. You started out making 30,000 units a day, what’s your production now?   [0:32:33] Faith Flatt: Right now we’re still producing 30,000 units a day. We do have it in stock at the time of this recording, but just for peace of mind for customers, we do have an estimated ship date on the landing page. So whenever you go to order it’ll indicate when your hand sanitizer will ship.   [0:32:58] Ashley James: Yeah, and it was fast. That’s great news. Shipping right now is kind of—like Amazon, for example, I ordered something and it said it’s not going to arrive until April 21st but then it arrived the next day. So I’m like, “What’s going on?” I think shipping’s being a little weird for other companies like USPS, and FedEx, and UPS. I’m not sure if they’re limiting their staff, or if they’re maybe overloaded because everyone’s home so they’re ordering online, or if they’re limiting their staff because they have to do social distancing. What I do know is that I got my shipment from you guys superfast. I was really excited about that, and so far, all your customers that you released it to were able to get it, and start using it, and give feedback so that’s great.   [0:33:57] Faith Flatt: Yeah. We’ve actively been able to fill orders, and we have enough right now to be filling very quickly, and we’re still servicing large accounts that are calling us and needing the supply. Our first priority is to our customer base, but we do have everything in place to be able to service these organizations and unsung heroes with hand sanitizer as well. One thing I wanted to throw out as well is that we’re not the only company contributing in the hand sanitizer realm right now. There are a lot of small businesses lending a big hand. I’m sure you may have heard that a lot of distilleries right now are making hand sanitizer. One thing about those is the distilleries are not licensed to both produce and sell the formulas. So that influx of hand sanitizer doesn’t necessarily make it out to the general population. What most of that is going to—most of those hand sanitizer supplies—are being donated to first responders, and government officials, and nurses, so that’s wonderful. We’re really happy that the distilleries are helping to fill that gap there. Then we’re happy to be here helping just the everyday consumer. One thing for healthcare officials compared to just the everyday person, you have to wash their hands up to a hundred times a day—so much more than we do—they’re going to be going through that quickly. So it’s nice that we can all partner together in this really warlike effort to help make sure that everyone is taken care of.   [0:35:39] Ashley James: I just thought, wouldn’t it be cool if you have the means—the listener who’s listening right now—to buy ten bottles, for example. If you have the means to do so, give a bottle to your mailman, give a bottle to UPS driver. We have a Facebook group of 270 people that are just our neighbors in our little neighborhood of maybe three square miles, and our UPS driver joined our Facebook group, which just blows my mind. He posted updates. He’s like, “I want to let you guys know that I am sanitizing my hands in between every single delivery.” Back when we had the snowstorm where no one could get out of their driveway for over a week—unless you had a four-wheel drive—he posted that because he couldn’t even get into our neighborhood. He would stay for an hour by the gas station near our area, and for those who could get out, he’d be able to give their packages to them. He’s been in communication with us in times of crisis, but he said, “I promise you, I am doing everything I can to make sure that your deliveries are safe. That I keep myself sanitized.” I’m just thinking these postal workers who are actually taking the time to buy their own hand sanitizer—if they can, which no one can find any—so I would love to get him a bottle because everyone’s running out. So your mailman, the checker at your grocery store if they don’t have any, the people that you run into even though we’re supposed to be self-isolating, but the people that you do run into when you go like the checkers, and the mailman, and the delivery people, and your neighbors, and your loved ones, obviously. We could—if we have the means—buy some extra bottles so that we can give it to those who have to be out there. Like you said, delivery people who have to be out there and don’t have access to it. That’d be really cool to pass it along. One of my friends posted on Facebook that their church is encouraging them to leave toilet paper out on their front porch. Obviously, not in the weather, but underneath the roof or whatever. Leave some toilet paper out on the porch, and so if anyone needs some they’ll see some toilet paper and they’ll get it. Then other churches I heard were encouraging people to make a clear plastic bin with essentials like food and toilet paper with a sign that says, “If you need some please take it.” That way, we’re helping our community, we’re helping each other especially those in need because there are those in our community who lost their jobs, who were living paycheck to paycheck. Now they have to figure out how to make ends meet.  If even just buying one bottle of hand sanitizer for that person because now they’re going to do Uber Eats or something, and they’re going to be a delivery person just to make ends meet that’s supportive of them. If we can get together and figure out how we can support the people in our community who aren’t being supported by giving them some extra toilet paper, or giving them some food, or giving them a hand sanitizer then we will all help each other. Arising tide floats all boats. I love that saying because I imagine all the neighborhoods being lifted up because we are all the tide that’s rising. We are all doing that effort together.  So if we can think about how we can help others in our community, if we have the means, if you have the means help. Do what you can. Do it safely, but do what you can. Just because we’re such a social distancing doesn’t mean that we don’t still help each other and still care for each other. It has been so great having you on the show to talk about this. I’m really excited that you’re providing this really essential service. Is there anything else that you’d like to say about your company, about this hand sanitizer, just any of the science or the studies? Is there anything that you really want to make sure that you got to say today?   [0:40:21] Faith Flatt: I’d love to thank you, first of all, for having us just to talk about this new formula that really can make a difference. I want to say, “Make sure you are practicing good hygiene and utilizing any hand sanitizer, but of course, the Hand Sanitizer + Skin Conditioner from Real Time is wonderful, but first of all, we believe that everyone deserves the ability to fight off germs.” As you said, Ashley, we all have our part to play to protect those around us, so hand sanitizer is just very important right now. We’re excited to be doing our part. I want to say one last time that if you’re an organization, or a business, or you know of one that’s a need of hand sanitizer, or you yourself just want to share it with others, as Ashley recommended, we’ve got some wonderful bundle options available. We’re just looking forward to partnering with you to get Hand Sanitizer + Skin Conditioner into more people’s hands.   [0:41:25] Ashley James: Awesome. Listeners can go to learntruehealth.com/hand. That’s learntruehealth.com/hand to buy the hand sanitizer—either individual or like you said the bundles. You can also use the coupon code LTH to get a fun gift. It’s been such a pleasure having you on the show, Faith. Thank you so much for all you do. I know you’ve been working like a fiend the last three weeks to help get this hand sanitizer out there. I’m really impressed that you guys could turn around in that short period of time and produce such a high-quality product, but I shouldn’t be surprised because that’s what you guys do. So it’s been pretty awesome. I also recommend—if listeners do have any pain—check out their other pain creams. I am a big fan of the MAXX Pain Cream myself, but you guys also have other formulas. George Foreman has his own formula, which has everything in it. I haven’t tried that one yet, but I’ve heard that it’s now everyone’s favorite formula.   [0:42:32] Faith Flatt: It’s a knockout, I’ll tell you.   [0:42:36] Ashley James: Well, I loved everything George Foreman’s ever done, so I wouldn’t be surprised. So listeners, when you go to learntruehealth.com/hand and you buy your hand sanitizer, then if you do have any pain, or if you know a friend or family member that has pain then also check out the different pain creams, the George Foreman pain cream. I looked at all the ingredients, I was really, really impressed with everything that was in it. That it actually does work. I have even given some of your pain creams to some friends who are in chronic pain with fibromyalgia and with osteoporosis. They were so thankful. I’ve heard nothing but good feedback from experiencing your pain cream so I was really happy. The fact that people significantly reduce their pain meds when using your pain creams is so beautiful because those pain meds are so harmful to the body. If we can do it naturally then we’re really protecting that person in the long run. So, thank you for everything you do. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to hearing from the listeners. Listeners can go to the Facebook group—the Learn True Health Facebook group—and share with us your experience with this hand sanitizer. How you and your family are enjoying it. I would also love to hear from the listeners—in the Facebook group—how you gifted this hand sanitizer to someone in your community. I think that’s so inspirational. I love those stories of pay it forward. So if you do buy the hand sanitizer for someone else please post it in the Learn True Health Facebook group. I’d love to hear that story. It’s like one of those Christmas tales where the whole town doesn’t have any presents or something really bad happens. We all come together and we end up making a Christmas miracle. So we’re all going to come together, and give each other hand sanitizer, and support each other in this really crazy time. Faith, thank you so much for coming on the show. Thank you for producing this hand sanitizer. I am going shopping today and I can’t wait to bring it with me. I feel very happy that I have this tube right now when I go grocery shopping today.   [0:45:05] Faith Flatt: Well, I’m glad you have it too. Thank you for having me, Ashley.     Get Connected With Faith Flatt: Official Website Facebook Twitter 

Christine and Ryan kick off the episode by giving their opinions about the documentary that's sweeping the nation: Tiger King. Then Ryan gives an update on all things NFL free agency. Christine and Ryan discuss Sooner running back Trey Sermon transferring to Ohio State. The duo concludes this episode by introducing a new segment: Wacky Brackets!

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Christine is beyond thrilled to share her analysis of how Kansas defeated #1 Baylor on Saturday (00-11:40). Then Ryan covers what went wrong for Oklahoma in the Bedlam Showdown (11:41-25:45). Christine shares some behind the scenes Thunder media stories (25:46-34:14). Ryan and Christine conclude by reveling in the Thunder's massive revenge win against the San Antonio Spurs (34:15-50)

We talked about ways to find a running family and how Donna has struggled with finding one locally. Kenny has a really interesting bit of history for us. Then Ryan recounts the massage he got last week and the disaster that was nearly averted when he had some gas.

FINAL EPISODE Power of Fishnets returns for the last time. First, Ryan Daly and guest Chris Franklin discuss Black Canary's team-up (barely) with the Batman in BRAVE AND THE BOLD #91. Then Ryan addresses listener feedback from last episode and explains why it's time to end this podcast. Let us know what you think! Leave a comment or send an email to: RDalyPodcast@gmail.com. This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER - https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page - https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 Support the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Music: “Hold My Breath Until I Die" by Tegan and Sara. Thanks for listening!

Christine describes her chaotic trip to Lawrence, Kansas. Then Ryan and Christine touch on the Saturday Big 12 tragedies. Ryan reminisces on his first game covering the Thunder and gives intel about Russell Westbrook's return.

It’s out! Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has finally hit theaters, so we’re asking a big question: what exactly makes a Star Wars story, Star Wars? Ryan, Lorraine, and Pull-List co-host Tucker muse about the impact Star Wars has had on their lives, and share some of their favorite Star Wars memories as they reflect on the ending of a saga spanning nearly half a century.Then Ryan and Tucker Markus dig deep in a conversation with writer Matthew Rosenberg and Lucasfilm creative executive Matt Martin about crafting stories in the Star Wars universe across different media.R2, lightspeed to Endor! 1:14 – News5:40 - This Week In Marvel History 11:19 - Top Books From Marvel’s Pull List12:18 - Big Talk: An Evening with Tucker Markus: A Star Wars Story™17:38 - Interview with Matt Martin and Matt Rosenberg52:33 - Community

Aaron and Ryan discuss their futures bet they made before the College Football Season, picking Utah to win the Pac-12 at +800. Aaron lays out a few "hedging" scenarios and asks Ryan if they should put a small bet on Oregon, or to LET IT RIDE and hope Utah wins. Then Ryan lays out a few scenarios that might shake up the College Playoff. If all favorites win this weekend, who is the 4th seed? Is it Utah or would Oklahoma jump into the 4th spot. Plus what happens if LSU or Ohio State lose? Then we welcome on NFL Insider Coulter to discuss the most updated odds to win the Super Bowl. Coulter thinks there is MAJOR VALUE on a team that never has value. He also explains why he thinks the AFC is the better conference. Then we make our week 14 picks. Key Pick Cazalet is now 11-2 ATS, who is he going to choose and why is he channeling his inner Wolf of Wall Street to make this pick? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/double-down-trent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/double-down-trent/support

We are all Mashed-Up for this show. The DFS guys, Gerson and Tim, join Ryan and I this week as we preview Week 13. Gerson and Tim help us preview the Thanksgiving day slate for your DFS lineups. Then we all give thanks to our favorite fantasy player this year that has helped us out the most. Then Ryan and close it out with our own Forgotten Fantasy Player of the Week.

Nic, Mr D and Ryan are back to talk about the latest park news, Disney Spring updates. The Mandalorian, Lady and the Tramp and Jeff Goldblum! Then Ryan tells us about the 3 weeks in WDW he had recently for his honeymoon. Please like and subscribe! Join the new and improved Facebook Group - The Official After Dark Podcast Network https://www.facebook.com/groups/1059369490816183 Mail us disafterdark@gmail.com https://shop.spreadshirt.co.uk/AfterDarkNetwork/ for merchandise or www.patreon.com/disafterdark if you want to support Dis and Universal After Dark and get access to exclusive shows you cannot get anywhere else :-) Check out some of the other shows on The After Dark Podcast Network such as; Dis After Dark, Universal After Dark, Everybody's Got One, Bif! Pow! Bam!, Sixth Year Seniors, Time Limit Draw, Discover DLP - A Disneyland Paris Podcast, Pop After Dark, That Kevin Smith View Askew Review, The Customer is Always Weird, Breaking Bo****cks, Better Call Paul, After Darks Halloween Adventure - a HHN 29 Trip Planning Podcast, Simon Says, My Bench and Half and Half Scarves. We have podcasts about Theme Parks, Movies, Pop Culture, Comic Books, Orlando, Wrestling, US College Sports, Football and Comedy. Something for everyone!

In this episode of the SkullKing Fantasy Football Podcast, Ryan looks at the biggest stories in the NFL including Marlon Mack having surgery to repair his broken hand, Brandin Cooks looks to be returning week 12, and Gronk making a big announcement. Then Ryan goes through all of the waiver wire pickups you need for your Week 12 fantasy matchups. If you want to be able to hear our podcast while on the go, you can subscribe to our podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Castbox, Overcast and MORE!!! Want more help with your fantasy teams? Go visit Finish First Fantasy Advisors to find out how they an help you win a championship! If you are looking for help with your DFS Lineups, Look no further than Pro-Lytics Premium Sports Analytics. Use the coupon code "skullkingff" to get 40% off your first month. Don’t forget to check SkullKing out on Social Media: Twitter: @skullkingfb Instagram: skullkingfootball Facebook: fb.me/skullkingfantasyfootball Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and bonuses: www.patreon.com/skullkingnation All stats provided by StatRoute.com, the best place to get your fantasy statistics and research! All news and updates provided by Sleeper, the #1 App for Fantasy Player Updates! All Player Profiles provided by FantasyPros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/support

Conversational shortcuts make Siri a programmable assistant, and Federico details how that works. Then Ryan commends Federico with a (symbolic) trophy for his creation of a Mac-like desktop environment on the iPad, complete with file and folder launchers.

In this episode of the SkullKing Fantasy Football Podcast, Ryan looks at the biggest stories in the NFL including the many injuries to RBs for the Thrusday Night Football game, Andy Dalton getting benched, and Brandin Cooks seeing a specialist for concussions. Then Ryan goes through the week 9 matchups giving his thoughts on the fantasy projections for the fantasy relevant players for each game. If you want to be able to hear our podcast while on the go, you can subscribe to our podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Castbox, Overcast and MORE!!! Want more help with your fantasy teams? Go visit Finish First Fantasy Advisors to find out how they an help you win a championship! If you are looking for help with your DFS Lineups, Look no further than Pro-Lytics Premium Sports Analytics. Use the coupon code "skullkingff" to get 40% off your first month. Don’t forget to check SkullKing out on Social Media: Twitter: @skullkingfb Instagram: skullkingfootball Facebook: fb.me/skullkingfantasyfootball Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and bonuses: www.patreon.com/skullkingnation All stats provided by StatRoute.com, the best place to get your fantasy statistics and research! All news and updates provided by Sleeper, the #1 App for Fantasy Player Updates! All Player Profiles provided by FantasyPros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/support

The guys are back from a short paternity leave. Baby Sloane makes her first podcast appearance! We ask Chelsea about her journey through pregnancy and birth. Then Ryan busts out some new limoncello for us to taste. A new segment: Evan's “piece of shit of the week”. Then he reads an old letter he wrote to my parents. Top 5 things you believed when you were young. Youtube Instagram Website

In this episode of the SkullKing Fantasy Football Podcast, Ryan goes through the biggest stories in the NFL including the firing of Redskins Head Coach Jay Gruden, the Bills trading Zay Jones to the Raiders, and Hunter Henry and Saquon Barkley getting closer to coming back from their respective injuries. Then Ryan goes over his favorite waiver wire pickups for week six. If you want to be able to hear our podcast while on the go, you can subscribe to our podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Castbox, Overcast and MORE!!! Want more help with your fantasy teams? Go visit Finish First Fantasy Advisors to find out how they an help you win a championship! If you are looking for help with your DFS Lineups, Look no further than Pro-Lytics Premium Sports Analytics. Use the coupon code "skullkingff" to get 40% off your first month. Don’t forget to check SkullKing out on Social Media: Twitter: @skullkingfb Instagram: skullkingfootball Facebook: fb.me/skullkingfantasyfootball Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and bonuses: www.patreon.com/skullkingnation All stats provided by StatRoute.com, the best place to get your fantasy statistics and research! All news and updates provided by Sleeper, the #1 App for Fantasy Player Updates! All Player Profiles provided by FantasyPros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/support

In this episode of the SkullKing Fantasy Football Podcast, Ryan goes through the biggest stories in the NFL including Golden Tate coming back off of suspension, John Ross suffering a shoulder injury that could keep him out multiple weeks, and Will Dissly gets high praise from his QB. Then Ryan goes though the first half of the games this weekend to give his thoughts on the output to expect from the fantasy relevant players in each matchup.window.PLAYERCARDS_CONFIG={affiliateCode:"1041"}; If you want to be able to hear our podcast while on the go, you can subscribe to our podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Castbox, Overcast and MORE!!! Want more help with your fantasy teams? Go visit Finish First Fantasy Advisors to find out how they an help you win a championship! Don’t forget to check SkullKing out on Social Media: Twitter: @skullkingfb Instagram: skullkingfootball Facebook: fb.me/skullkingfantasyfootball Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and bonuses: www.patreon.com/skullkingnation All stats provided by StatRoute.com, the best place to get your fantasy statistics and research! All news and updates provided by Sleeper, the #1 App for Fantasy Player Updates! All Player Profiles provided by FantasyPros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/support

In this episode of the SkullKing Fantasy Football Podcast, Ryan goes through the biggest stories in the NFL including Saquon Barkley trying to come back from his ankle injury quicker than 6-8 weeks, Mitchell Trubisky suffers a potentially separated shoulder, and Dwayne Haskins comes in for a struggling Case Keenum. Then Ryan goes through the best and worst performances of the week in "Kings & Stings". Finally, Ryan gives his thoughts on the Monday Night Football matchup and who could possibly help you win your week 4 fantasy matchups! If you want to be able to hear our podcast while on the go, you can subscribe to our podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Castbox, Overcast and MORE!!! Don’t forget to check us out on Social Media: Twitter: @skullkingfb Instagram: skullkingfootball Facebook: fb.me/skullkingfantasyfootball Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and bonuses: www.patreon.com/skullkingnation All stats provided by StatRoute.com, the best place to get your fantasy statistics and research! All news and updates provided by Sleeper, the #1 App for Fantasy Player Updates! All Player Profiles provided by FantasyPros.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullkingfb/support

Kate waxes poetic about the yoga of driving. Then Ryan and Kate dive into a deep sleep as they explore -in their typical under-researched way - the value of yoga nidra. buckle up folks... it's a long one!

Artemi Panarin is a Ranger. I'll try that again, Artemi Panarin is a Ranger. On this weeks episode after a brief sermon from the Church of Kakko Greg and Ryan break down what exactly Panarin being a Ranger means for the rest of the team. Who's out now? Which players will stay? How excited are they? Then Ryan speaks briefly about meeting Kakko and some of the prospects and the best part of Tanner Glass Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part two of our conversation with Monday Qualifier Founder Ryan French we zero in on the U.S. Open and its Sectional Qualifying. Ryan and Andy kick off the discuss the Web.com Tour putting an event opposite the U.S. Open and the difficult position it puts its players in. Then Ryan dives into some of the players who qualified and their interesting back stories which include funding their golf careers through Golden Tee.

Funnels – Behind the scenes of what happened at day #2 at Funnel Hacking Live. All the cool presentations, and Russell in an ice bath… On today’s episode Russell recaps day two of Funnel Hacking Live 2019. Here are some of the amazing things you will hear in this episode:: Find out which presentation Russell didn’t feel great about and how Stu McLaren was able to save it. Hear about who the speakers were on day two, and what they spoke about. And find out why Russell took an ice bath at the end of the day, and was able to stay in the water for over 5 minutes. So listen here to find out what you missed on day two of Funnel Hacking Live. ---Transcript--- What’s up everybody, this is Russell. Welcome to day number two of our Funnel Hacking Live recap. I hope you guys are all doing amazing today. And hopefully you guys liked the recap of what happened on the first day of Funnel Hacking Live. Now we’re going to jump into number two after we kick off the theme song. Alright everybody, welcome back. So as you saw, day number one was insane. Most people told me, “We could go home right now, and we got our money’s worth and a whole bunch more.” And I said, “I know, and it’s only the first half a day. Wait until you see what we got in store for all of you guys.” So day number two was Thursday. And it’s funny because I was so tired. I stayed up so late the night before. So much work and effort goes into everything. So my very first presentation, I wanted to do the first presentation to get as many people in the door as possible, that seems to help a lot. So I did one, and it was supposed to be on Traffic Secrets, which is what the new book I’m writing right now. And I did a whole event on Traffic Secrets, as you guys know, and I was really excited for it. The only problem is I started, I think because I prepared so much for the event, in my head I’m like, “Oh this will be really easy to start teaching it.” So I got onstage and the very first thing we did is we made Vince Palko and Ray Kay build a really cool comic book, that kind of joked about how Mark Zuckerberg is Zanos and how he’s going to snap his fingers and half the entrepreneurs traffic will disappear in the world, kind of modeling the Avengers. And we watched that, it was a comic book we gave everyone on their seat, and then we also watched the actual video that we made from it. It was so much fun. So that was the first part of the day, and then I did my presentation on Traffic Secrets. And I gotta tell you, for those who were there, I’m so sorry. I was up for probably 30 minutes teaching this concept and I just got flustered and my notes were out of order and it wasn’t as clear in my head because I hadn’t thought about it. I thought, “Oh, I’ve already taught this, it’ll be really easy to teach.” And it was kind of, I don’t know, I was off my game. That was the one 30 minute window of the whole event where I was angry because I was like, I feel like I dropped the ball. I was like, dang it. And then what was cool, we’re working on this really cool software program to go with Traffic Secrets. So Stu McLaren who is my partner in crime on this project, he came back out and literally saved me from this presentation. So he came and started talking, the energy was high, he just nailed it. He was so much fun. We went through and showed this new software that basically helps you to find your dream 100 and collect their data and watch their ads, and just really get to understand and master the dream 100. And it was cool, we were going to give it to everybody. We were going to sell it, well we kind of played it like we were going to sell it. So we made an offer, I was like, “First you’re going to get this and this and this and this.’ And then I was like, “It’s going to cost you guys just $6000, yay!” And then I wrote, “$6000” on the white board.  And Stu’s like, ‘No, no, no. Let’s do it for cheaper.” He crosses it out and writes, “$1997” I’m like, “Dude, you’re making me look bad at my event.” So I come and cross it out and I’m like, “How about $997” and Stu’s like, “Wait a minute. I got the microphone. What if we do this for free?” And he starts doing like an Oprah moment, you know how she does like, “You get a car, you get a car!” and gives everyone free cars? He does this Oprah moment and he’s like, “You get it free, you get it free!” He runs in the audience and people were laughing and crying, it was so fun. So we actually gave everyone the software, the beta version of the software for free, which if you’re listening to this and you want to get it, it may still be open. If you go to fillyourfunnel.com, you can go and create it. But it’s a really cool chrome plug in that lets you go and start doing, building out your dream 100 which is really fun. So that was the first part of the day, which went really well. Then I got off stage, then we had Natasha Hazlett and Christy Nichol get up. And Natasha kind of pioneered this concept of a challenge funnel, which you guys have seen the one funnel away challenge, which is our main focus right now. I learned that initially from Natasha. So I wanted her to come speak and she was pregnant with twins. Now what’s crazy, is she was about to have the babies. So many fun stories here, but she actually lived in Boise, that’s how I’ve got to know them over the last few years, and then I asked her to speak at Funnel Hacking Live on challenge funnels, and she got all excited and said yes. Then she’s like, “oh, by the way Russell, I’m pregnant with twins.” I’m like, “What?” and I was like, she’s like, “I’m pretty much due the day I’m supposed to be speaking, but I’m going to go.” And she’s like, “I know that God’s hand is in this because I’m literally moving, and we’re moving to Nashville, where the event happens to be.” So she’s like, “I’m going to be in Nashville with my family, and I can come and do it.” So she gets onstage with twins, almost ready to have babies. I kept teasing that she was going to have babies onstage, and it’s funny, last year Rachel Peterson was pregnant onstage and almost gave birth onstage. I don’t know what’s happening, I keep asking these amazing women to speak who I don’t know at the time are pregnant. So I find out later. But what’s crazy is that Natasha actually had the babies like three days later. So it was literally like she was about to have babies. But she killed it, did an amazing job. And then one of her clients that she’s worked with is Christy Nichol, and her nickname is code red. Christy code red Nichol, and code red Nichol got up there and she showed how she did a challenge funnel. And she didn’t know about funnels or anything and she went from living on food stamps to getting the two comma club award by using one of Natasha’s challenge funnels. And then Christy got onstage, and she is insanely motivational. She’s got a big old blue Mohawk, and she’s just so motivational. She got onstage and just told it how it was. Said things to everybody that I wish I could say to them, but I can’t. And it was amazing. And those two just killed it. And it got people so excited about challenge funnels. And then also got them pumped into realizing their excuses don’t matter. And that duo was, turned out, I was nervous having, it’s always hard having two people onstage. I was nervous about it. But man, they choreographed it and just did such a good job, it was amazing. Then after that, then we had Bailey Richards. Bailey is the one who did our 30 Day summit. And she’s doing it for the Bootcamp summer right now. She did a whole presentation on virtual summits. And I’m not going to lie, I think Bailey is an amazing person, but I’d never seen her speak onstage. And she was probably the biggest unknown for me. Everyone else I’d kind of seen present in some format except for her. So I was nervous. And she stepped onstage and she just owned it. And it was, she did such a good job. And it was cool because she’s showing virtual summits, but not only does she talk about what virtual summits were, she showed the numbers in great detail. So all of my analytical people in the audience were freaking out, because she was like, “here are the numbers. Here’s how much, here’s what the offer should be and the price point, the conversion rate…” Just all of the stuff of virtual summits, how they work. And it was amazing. So grateful to have her come and her share all of the behind the scenes of how she runs virtual summits. Like I said, we’d done the 30 days.com virtual summit. We’re doing Affiliate Boot camp right now, and so this, it’s funny because I actually built my business initially doing virtual summits. So it’s kind of a full circle now, having her come and teach these things now, and bringing in a new generation and teaching them how to do summits, which is still one of the ways to build a list quickly. So Bailey did awesome. Then after that, Dean Graziosi came on. And Dean, if you guys know Dean, so when I was back, back in my junk mail days, when I was collecting junk mail, I used to also watch a lot of infomercials. And Dean was on infomercials way back like 20 years ago, and he’s been on TV every day for 20 years, until a couple of years ago. I think he stopped. But he was on TV every single day for decades selling, first it was his first info product that he sold on infomercials. It was called Motor Millions, how to buy cars and flip them. Then he started doing real estate after that. Anyway, I studied him, I used to watch his infomercials like people watch movies and I’d take notes on them, I just loved it. And then I had a chance to meet him a few years ago, and I joined his 100k group, just to get to know him better. And he’s just been a super cool person, and great friend and just someone I have a ton of respect for. So he came, and it’s amazing, all these speakers come for free. They all donate their own time and energy, but he came and it’s funny because he’s got his book, Millionaire Success Habits, and he was selling them not through infomercials. He was selling them through online. And he never had a social following at all. So he started this thing from scratch, but Dean’s just a pusher. He’s like, “I gotta figure this out. I gotta crack the code.” So he eventually sold 100,000 books through Instagram and Facebook and he thought that he’d burned the market out and it was kind of tired. And he’s like, “No, we’ve got to sell more.” And he kept pushing and reinventing himself. Kept creating more videos, more creative, and he got to the point where he sold 200,000. Then 250,00, then 300,000, and right now they just passed 500,000 copies of their books, sold through social media. Which I think made everyone, just oh my gosh, if we just push harder and get better marketing stamina, which is something that Dean said. If you have more marketing stamina, you’ll be able to push through these plateaus and actually sell your stuff. I think most people get tired of their marketing message way before the market does. And Deans proved, 500,000 buyers. They just keep pushing. You can do it. So he kind of showed his model and how he does it. And I remember we, Dean and I, swapped consulting days a little while ago. And the biggest takeaway I got from him when we were there was, he just puts out way more creative ads than we do. More ads than we do. We were doing like 2 new ads a week and he was like, “Oh no, I do 2 a day.” He’s like, “I have my phone and I’m making ads everywhere I go.” The more creative to be able to sell, more ads. So that was kind of cool. Then after Dean got off, I came onstage with him to tell a story about a new project he’s working on. He’s working on a software product, him and Tony Robbins, called Mind Mint. And he’s explaining it to me, I’m like, “That’s really cool. You create masterminds with it.” And he’s like, “Yeah.” And I’m like, “You should buy mastermind.com.” and he’s like, “It’s not for sale.” So I went to mastermind.com and whoever owned it was a two comma club winner. I was like, “Oh my gosh, Dean you have to have this.” So we talked to them initially and they wanted a million bucks for it. I told Dean and he’s like, “I’m not going to pay a million bucks for a domain name. He’s like Mind Mint is fine.” I’m like, “Ugh, but you need this. This should be your thing.” So Dave Woodward on my team, he went over and negotiated with the guys and got it down to, still a lot, like $600,000. I think that’s where it ended up, somewhere in that window. And then I went to Tony and Dean and said, “hey, here’s a gift.” And I gave them mastermind.com as a gift, which was insane. And Dean was like, “This is too cool.” And then him and Tony talked and they ended up giving me, and giving us, Clickfunnels, equity in mastermind.com, which is launching in like a month from now, which is kind of exciting. So mastermind.com is, we announced that from stage and told people what’s happening and told the story behind it, and it’s kind of fun. And how cool is that? I get to be partners with Dean and Tony on a business. I love it. So that was fun. There’s a secret dream 100 strategy for you guys. Buy domains for your dream 100 and give it to them. And depending on how big the dream 100 is, depends on how much you’re going to have to spend for that domain. Anyway, alright so that happened and then everyone went to lunch. Then Ray Higden came up and spoke, and Ray serves the network marketing industry. I’ve known him for probably 7-8 year now, when I spoke with him at the very first network marketing event I ever spoke at. I met Ray and just fell in love with him. Every time I’ve ever heard him speak, there’s something about him. You hear him speak and you just love him, you just want to, he’s an amazing human. And I invited him to come to this mastermind I did last year, called the Pirates Cove Mastermind, I just invited 6 or 7 people to it, and Ray was one of the people I invited to it. And it’s cool, he came to it. And on the flight over he’s like, “I should probably read Russell’s book, because I have never read it.” So he read Expert Secrets on the flight over, and then we started talking and he had this idea for a paid community called rank makers. And he kind of pitched that concept at the mastermind and then he went home and executed on it. And it’s like a $20 a month continuity program, and he talked about how he’s, because Kaelin Poulin spoke last year on how to build a culture, how to build tribe and community. And he wanted to come and speak on how to build a paid tribe, paid culture, paid community. And he showed what he’s done with rank makers. And it’s so fascinating. He’s doing network marketing space, but the model of what he’s doing could work in any industry. And he shared how he did it and how it worked, and the numbers behind it. And it was just so cool to see that. So Ray just crushed it again. Then after that I had Jaime Cross come up because it’s funny, everyone always tells me, “Russell, Expert Secrets is just for people selling physical products, excuse me, info products.” And I’m like, “No, it works for all businesses. You’re missing the point.” And Jaime was at Funnel Hacking Live two years ago, heard me talk about the perfect webinar. She sells soaps and oils and things like that. And instead of doing what most people did, and like, “This doesn’t work for my business.” She said, “how could this work for my business?” So she took the perfect webinar, tried to do it, did like a 90 minute one and it didn’t work. Then she did a 60 minute one, it didn’t work. She kept tweaking it, until eventually she created a version, it was a 5 minute perfect webinar, she launched it and boom it went from where she was at to two comma club in less than 6 months. So I wanted her to come and talk about ecommerce funnels and the perfect webinar. And she did and she killed it, and she crushed it. She shared this 5 minute perfect webinar that her and Jim Edwards built with everybody, and it was so fun to see her on stage. And prove once and for all that this stuff works for all types of businesses, it’s not just info products. You gotta take these principles and these concepts and tweak them for your business. And Jaime was willing to do that, put in the effort to tweak it and her business blew up because of that. And then having her come back and share that with everybody was just one of the coolest parts of the event for me. So cool. Then after that, then my man and partner here at Clickfunnels, John Parkes came up and talked about Traffic. And he likened traffic to the Greek gods and all this kind of thing, it was really cool. And he made it, at first I was watching and I’m like, kind of confused. He’s sharing cats and dogs and all these things and it’s like ah. And he used all the foundation he did with all these stories to build out this really cool thing. Like, oh that’s how retargeting ads can work in a really simple and easy way. It was fun seeing him onstage, as always, which was awesome. Then Ryan, Todd, and me came onstage and talked about Clickfunnels. Talked about Clickfunnels state of the union. We actually called the presentation Becoming a Die Hard Funnel Hacker. And we talked about all the new things we’re working on, the updates, talked about the team, and just kind of showed everybody behind the scenes of what’s happening at Clickfunnels. And then we tried to get everyone to upgrade to Actionetics MD, which half the audience already was that, so they just had to run back and get a free tshirt. And the other half, we convinced most of them to upgrade to Actionetics MD as well, which then they got a really cool shirt that said, “Die Hard Funnel Hacker” on it. It had a bleeding heart on it. And on the back it said, “#Ibleedfunnels” which was really cool. So we got a whole bunch of people to upgrade to Actionetics MD, which is one of the missions of Funnel Hacking Live every year, to get people to understand what we’re doing, and then hopefully to also get them to upgrade to Actionetics MD, which is really cool. Then after that, then we had a round table. So all the Two Comma Club X members, not all of them, but a whole bunch of people who won Two Comma Club got a table, I think we had 20 or 30 people out there, and then everyone had a chance to go and eat free food, hang out in the round tables and ask all the two comma club winners any question they wanted, which was really cool and people loved it, which is awesome. And during that time I actually went to my hotel room and I took an ice bath, which was crazy. So Brendon Burchard, who Brendon spoke twice, and I’ll talk about his presentations here on the next episode, but he told me he’s friends with Usher, and he said Usher taught him this trick that’s like, he’s like, and Brendon does these big, huge, long 3-4 day events where he’s onstage all day everyday for 4 days. And he’s like, “I started doing ice baths at night. I have the hotel deliver a whole bunch of ice to me, and then what happens by day 4 my throat is thrashed, but my body feels the same as it does on day one.” And so I, he told me about that a couple of years ago. So I keep joking with Melanie, my assistant, I’m like, “Hey, we should get ice in the rooms. We should get ice in them.” And then every year I wuss out and I don’t do it. But this time I told her that and she booked ice and I totally forgot about it. So we had done the Clickfunnels state of the union address and Melanie’s like, “Okay, they’re delivering ice to your room right now.” I’m like, “Oh no. I don’t know if I actually really want to do this. That sounds horrible.” So it’s funny, Anthony DeClementi, who is my biohacking buddy, was in the audience. So I text Anthony, I’m like, “Dude, they just delivered ice to my room. I need to do an ice bath. Do you want to come help me? Coach me through it because I’m kind of scared.” And he’s like, “Yes, I’m on.” So we go to my room and fill me tub full of the coldest water possible. They dump in all this tons of ice, they said, I don’t know what the temperature was, it was less than 30 degrees, something crazy. They coached me through it and said, “Okay, you have to get in but the time doesn’t start until your head goes under.” So I had to get in, put my head under and then they started timing. I was like, “Dude, I’m dying.” And Anthony was so funny, he rips his shirt off and he jumps in too. They coach me through it. So we’re both in the tub freezing, and we stayed in for over 5 minutes. And then I had to put my head back under again before the clock stops or something. So I’m sitting there freezing to death, finally I put my head under and then jump out. And he’s like, “When you jump out you have to scream like, AHHH, as loud as you can.” So I jump out screaming as loud as I can. And I think it was close to 6 minutes in the ice, which is crazy. He said most people the first time only do about 2 minutes. So I did good there, but it was painful and it was horrible. But I actually did feel really good the next day. So did ice baths at night and then we passed out. And that was the end of Thursday. So again, another amazing, I remember at the event I was like, “We’ve been here a day and a half at the event, and look what everyone’s gotten so far. It is literally insane.” Anyway, if you don’t have your tickets for next year, every year it’s funny. People always tell me, “Every year I’m like, there’s no way Russell can make it better than last year. And then every year it’s like, how did you do that?” So I got a big plate to fill and a lot of big plans, but the plan is to make this thing better next year than last year. So if you don’t have your tickets yet, go to funnelhackinglive.com because as good as this year was, next year hopefully, if I can do it, if I can deliver, if I can over deliver, will be even better. Thanks you guys so much and I will see you on tomorrow’s episode where I talk about day number three.