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Evelyn shares a Norwegian phrase and Evelyn Google is semi-stumped! Pasquale, busy as ever, is looking forward to being a volunteer balloon handler for the Stamford Thanksgiving Day parade - for a second year! Pasquale tells us about today's National days: National Cranberry Relish Day, National Go For a Ride on Anything Day, and, National Jukebox Day.  We have submissions from Sandra-Wisdom and Eric the Travel Mensch. And, Evelyn Shares a Norwegian phrase, from our own Eric Rode, for “Thank you for breakfast =, and You'r Welcome”:   “Take For Frukost” and “Vær Så God” We Hope to See Y'all in 2024! Please Like us AND SHARE on https://www.facebook.com/2newyorkers1000opinions/and follow us on Twitter and Instagram or subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. For more information on (MAC): My Autism Commection and  Worth Advocacy For more info on the weight-loss program Evelyn is a part of:https://optionsmedicalweightloss.com/ For more info on our Eric the Travel Mensch tip: https://www.Thepointsguy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2newyorkers1000opinions/message

Since we're taking a little vacation over in Scotland, we thought it would be a good time to re-release this episode on how you can travel for little to no money. Brian Kelly, The Points Guy himself, is joining us today on the podcast! If you've ever attempted some research on airline miles or credit card reward points, then there's a good chance you've read an article or two over at ThePointsGuy.com. Bryan has an entire staff of writers who are all travel experts- from offices in Austin, to NY, all the way over to London. Which of course frees Bryan up to be able to spend even more of his time participating in his favorite activity- traveling. Listen as Brian shares why he's willing to pay annual fees on 25 credit cards, what you should do if you have existing airline points, what he thinks about cashback credit cards, how to maximize the number of points you can earn, his favorite perks and benefits of travel cards, and finally his thoughts on traveling with a new baby!   Want more How To Money in your life? Here are some additional ways to get ahead with your personal finances: Knowing your ‘money gear' is a crucial part of your personal finance journey. Start here.  Sign up for the weekly HTM newsletter. It's fun, free, & practical. Find a thriving community of fellow money nerds by joining the HTM Facebook group! Maximize your rewards by getting the best credit card for how you spend. Massively reduce your cell phone bill each month by switching to a discount provider like Mint Mobile. Don't be cheap and forego getting a life insurance policy. Compare rates with Policygenius.   During this episode we enjoyed an Elephants on Parade by Bosque Brewing- a big thanks to Bob in New Mexico for donating this one to the show! And please help us to spread the word by letting friends and family know about How to Money! Hit the share button, subscribe if you're not already a regular listener, and give us a quick review in Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Help us to change the conversation around personal finance and get more people doing smart things with their money!   Best friends out!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity Investments says that the market has rallied this year on the hopes of a pivot from the FederalReserve, but the strong economic results have pushed the prospect of a Fed change in policy have moved farther out. Now, he says, the market is looking at 'an inflection point for earnings,' and he notes that current conditions have historically lead to a recession, which he sees as coming next year though he acknowledges it may not be a deep, long recession. Senitra horbrook, credit cards editor at ThePointsGuy.com talks about how rewards and loyalty programs are facing inflation the same way as the rest of the economy, and how consumers should respond to those changes. Plus Stan Haitchcock -- best known as 'Stan the Annuity Man' -- talks about how savers should be looking at annuities in a rising rate, high-inflation environment.

Hour 2: Jason talked to KSTP's Kevin Doran on "Jason talks to the Media" and with Zach Griff from ThePointsGuy.com about the FAA's computer issues that led to all flights being grounded this morning.

Zach Griff from ThePointsGuy.com joined Jason to talk about the FAA's computer system issues that led them to ground all flights this morning for a period of time. 

Hour 1: John Hines was in for Jason. He talked with listeners about some crazy lost and found stories. Then Zach Griff from ThePointsGuy.com joined him to talk about the continuing nightmare for Southwest Airlines travelers. And Paul Douglas talked about today's warm up

Thousands more Southwest flights were canceled today. When will they get their system back to normal? Zach Griff from ThePointsGuy.com joined John Hines - in for Jason - with the latest news on this travel mess.

Brian Kelly, The Points Guy himself, is joining us today on the podcast! If you've ever attempted some research on airline miles or credit card reward points, then there's a good chance you've read an article or two over at ThePointsGuy.com. Bryan has an entire staff of writers who are all travel experts- from offices in Austin, to NY, all the way over to London. Which of course frees Bryan up to be able to spend even more of his time participating in his favorite activity- traveling. Listen as Brian shares why he's willing to pay annual fees on 25 credit cards, what you should do if you have existing airline points, what he thinks about cashback credit cards, how to maximize the number of points you can earn, his favorite perks and benefits of travel cards, and finally his thoughts on traveling with a new baby!   Want more How To Money in your life? Here are some additional ways to get ahead with your personal finances: Knowing your ‘money gear' is a crucial part of your personal finance journey. Start here.  Sign up for the weekly HTM newsletter. It's fun, free, & practical. Find a thriving community of fellow money nerds by joining the HTM Facebook group! Maximize your rewards by getting the best credit card for how you spend. Massively reduce your cell phone bill each month by switching to a discount provider like Mint Mobile. Don't be cheap and forego getting a life insurance policy. Compare rates with Policygenius.   During this episode we enjoyed an Elephants on Parade by Bosque Brewing- a big thanks to Bob in New Mexico for donating this one to the show! And please help us to spread the word by letting friends and family know about How to Money! Hit the share button, subscribe if you're not already a regular listener, and give us a quick review in Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Help us to change the conversation around personal finance and get more people doing smart things with their money!   Best friends out!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Demonstrations abound in Akron after a police shooting of an unarmed Black man, the airline industry is being tested this 4th of July, and the last World War II Medal of Honor recipient will lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol. Plus, Kim Ashley is here to tell us "What's Trending", and we'll talk airline travel with Ethan Klapper of ThePointsGuy.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 28, 2022 ~ David Slotnick, Senior Aviation Reporter for ThePointsGuy, talks with Guy Gordon about the flight cancellations over the weekend, and what to do if your holiday weekend plans are interrupted.

June 28, 2022 ~ Full Show. David Kallman, Attorney Kallman Legal Group and Senior Legal Counsel with the Great Lakes Justice Center discusses how different prosecutors are handling the Roe v Wade decision. Attorney Todd Flood talks about James and Jennifer Crumbley's plan to have their son testify in their case. WJR Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson updates us on new grand jury decisions in the Flint Water Crisis. David Slotnick, Senior Aviation Reporter for ThePointsGuy recaps another bad travel weekend for the airlines. Joann Muller from Axios is our guest for Mobility Makers and Craig Mauger from the Detroit News discusses Norm Shinkle resigning from the State Board of Canvassers.

In this episode, we'll get some tips on tipping from thePointsGuy.com. They have a great write up posted there titled “The Ultimate Guide to Tipping While Traveling”. So we'll use that as our guide. Then we'll head to Belfast, Northern Ireland and visit the Titanic Hotel Belfast located in the heart of the Titanic Quarter where the ship was built. And the city of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is looking to welcome international visitors this spring and summer so we'll get some ideas on what to see and do in Philly.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this episode, we'll get some tips on tipping from thePointsGuy.com. They have a great write up posted there titled “The Ultimate Guide to Tipping While Traveling”. So we'll use that as our guide. Then we'll head to Belfast, Northern Ireland and visit the Titanic Hotel Belfast located in the heart of the Titanic Quarter where the ship was built. And the city of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is looking to welcome international visitors this spring and summer so we'll get some ideas on what to see and do in Philly.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Ted and I continue the conversation about penis-related concerns men have with social nudity -- this time from a gay man's perspective. In Nude in the News, we'll hear about Nude Cruises from an article in ThePointsGuy.com. LINKS The Points Guy Article: https://thepointsguy.com/guide/nude-cruises/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newnudistpodcast/message

Steve is joined by Brian Kelly AKA The Points Guy (@thepointsguy, @briankelly) to discuss all of his hot savings tips, including how to travel like a Housewife (on a non-Housewife budget) and the most iconic Housewives trips.Travel advice: 18:43 Fan questions: 28:55

In this episode we'll get some tips on what to do if your luggage is delayed or lost by an airline from Nick Ewen, Senior Editor at thePointsGuy.com. Plus we'll learn about Plaza Premium Lounges, they're located in airports across the country and around the world so we'll to find out what they offer and what the experience is like. And we'll chat with travel writer Roger Naylor about his latest book Arizona's Scenic Roads and Hikes. Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this episode we'll get some tips on what to do if your luggage is delayed or lost by an airline from Nick Ewen, Senior Editor at thePointsGuy.com. Plus we'll learn about Plaza Premium Lounges, they're located in airports across the country and around the world so we'll to find out what they offer and what the experience is like. And we'll chat with travel writer Roger Naylor about his latest book Arizona's Scenic Roads and Hikes. Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everyone has to pay bills, but what if those monthly mandatory payments could be making you money? Juan Ruiz is an expert on credit cards and he has some tips on how you can earn money by spending money!

We'll learn more about the EU's recommendation to limit travel from the United States because of the pandemic, as Victoria Walker from ThePointsGuy.com joins us. We'll also learn what SaveTheChildren.org is doing for refugees from Afghanistan when Jeanne-Aimee de Marrais joins us. She's the Senior Director of U.S. Emergencies for that organization. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, we dig into the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that could mean big changes for the NCAA. Sports law and sports business expert Alicia Jessop joins us to explain what it all means. We're also going to get to the bottom of all these canceled flights by American Airlines, as David Slotnick of ThePointsGuy.com stops by to tell us why it's happening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melanie Lieberman, Senior Travel Editor for ThePointsGuy.com, provides advice for those who plan to travel over the summer. Among the considerations she urges people to consider is the rising cost of oil and, as a result, higher gas prices. Lieberman also gives tips on finding less expensive vacations and areas that may not be as crowded now that travel is resuming at near normal levels.

Many experts have been on Money Life recently saying that the classic 60 percent stocks/40 percent bonds portfolio doesn't work; some have suggested changing the mix of holdings that make those percentages, others have recommended making stocks 70 or 80 percent of a standard portfolio. Today on Money Life, John Ruth, chief executive officer at Build Asset Management, suggests turning the entire equation upside down, making the bond portion the heavy part, and using options to help returns be more stable and predictable in all market conditions. Also on the show, Melanie Lieberman of ThePointsGuy.com discusses a survey showing that half of Americans not only plan to take a summer vacation but will spend big doing it, David Trainer of New Constructs puts Netflix -- which he calls 'the original meme stock' - back in the Danger Zone, and David Miller of the Catalyst Mutual Funds talks about insider buying/selling and its impact on stocks in the Market Call.

Robert Michaud, chief investment officer at New Frontier Advisors, says that reports on the death of the classic 60 percent stocks/40 percent bonds portfolio are greatly exaggerated, although he notes that the types of stocks and bonds that make up each part of the allocation are changing to keep pace with lower-for-longer interest rates and the changing stock market picture. Also on the show, David Trainer of NewConstructs.com takes on another company that has been getting a lot of pre-IPO buzz in the Danger Zone, Melanie Lieberman of ThePointsGuy.com discusses what many consumers want to see before they travel in a post-pandemic world, and Lamar Villere of the Villere Funds talks stocks in the Market Call.

March Madness is upon us! Jason Horowitz of Westwood One Sports joins us to preview the 2021 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Also - are you planning on traveling once you get vaccinated against COVID-19? You're not alone. Melanie Lieberman, Senior Travel Editor for ThePointsGuy.com, joins us to share results of a recent survey that asked how people are planning to look at travel as the pandemic winds down. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we catch up as usual with what's going on with us. Then share our best travel tips, tricks, and hacks. Jeremy reveals his Halloween costume here.Jessica finally got her hair done after months of at home root touch ups. Photo evidence here.Several of our top tips and travel likes are linked below:Away Luggage like Jeremy's recent purchase.Thepointsguy.com and millionmilesecrets.com for great advice on travel partnerships and travel credit card points.Great items for travel first aid kits from Jeremy's favorite Wearecabinet.com.A charging cord travel organizer similar to one Jeremy has.Jessica's favorite ice face roller.

Nick Ewen is Senior Editor at The Points Guy.  He caught the travel bug at an early age and spent over a decade as a road warrior, earning and redeeming points & miles to visit over 40 countries across six continents. Credit Card Points, Rewards Miles, & Travel Hacking with Nick Ewen of The Points Guy MTP3: How to Optimize your Frequent Flier Miles and Rewards Points to Travel for Free!  I got Nick’s story on how he was able to travel while his wife was still in school and how they did it for free. Nick says, start small, and not worry about signing up for every single points and mileage program in the world, and really helps us focus on what we want out of the travel hacking game.  He gives his recommendations for best travel credit cards, best frequent flier programs, and how optimize rewards points. Nick has 21 open credit cards and claims that there has been no effect on his credit score! We talk about what the top no annual fee cards are and how someone with a small budget can travel frugally without paying fees.  We also talk about what the best frequent flier allegiances are and how to navigate this complex game! We also do a rapid fire round where Nick gives me his favorite travel related recommendations... Favorite book Gear Recommendations Favorite Airline Favorite Hotel in the world Favorite Airline Lounge You can find the links to everything here on millennialtravelpodcast.com and if you are looking to escape more, spend less, and make travel a priority in your life, I hope you check out my #1 best selling new release, The Millennial Travel Guidebook.  

ThePointsGuy.com’s Gene Sloan joins Paul and Elizabeth to report on the successful sailing of MSC Cruises’ MSC Grandiosa around Italy. In the terminal, the line tested every passenger for COVID-19. Each passenger had to receive a negative test before being allowed to board. The line also instituted other health and safety protocols, such as mask-wearing and social distancing, and the cruise was COVID-free. This is a milestone for the cruise industry, says Gene, and might set the standard for the future.

Credit Card Points, Rewards Miles, & Travel Hacking with Nick Ewen of The Points Guy MTP3: How to Optimize your Frequent Flier Miles and Rewards Points to Travel for Free!  Nick Ewen is Senior Editor at The Points Guy.  He caught the travel bug at an early age and spent over a decade as a road warrior, earning and redeeming points & miles to visit over 40 countries across six continents. I got Nick’s story on how he was able to travel while his wife was still in school and how they did it for free. Nick says, start small, and not worry about signing up for every single points and mileage program in the world, and really helps us focus on what we want out of the travel hacking game.  He gives his recommendations for best travel credit cards, best frequent flier programs, and how optimize rewards points. Nick has 21 open credit cards and claims that there has been no effect on his credit score! We talk about what the top no annual fee cards are and how someone with a small budget can travel frugally without paying fees.  We also talk about what the best frequent flier allegiances are and how to navigate this complex game! We also do a rapid fire round where Nick gives me his favorite travel related recommendations... Favorite book Gear Recommendations Favorite Airline Favorite Hotel in the world Favorite Airline Lounge You can find the links to everything here on millennialtravelpodcast.com and if you are looking to escape more, spend less, and make travel a priority in your life, I hope you check out my #1 best selling new release, The Millennial Travel Guidebook.

Melanie Lieberman, senior travel editor at ThePointsGuy.com, discusses the unique challenges people are facing now as they try to plan summer vacations and family trips at a time when traveling presents a very real health risk. Also on the show, Jeff Kolitch, manager of the Baron Real Estate Fund, joins Chuck to chat about how investors benefit when they look past REITs and go for service-companies and home builders in the real estate space -- though he also likes real estate investment trusts despite their recent struggles -- while David Trainer of New Constructs says a particularly 'nutty' stock is actually much less dangerous than the market seems to believe right now, and Andrey Kutusov of the Seven Canyons World Innovators Fund talks global stock investing in the Market Call.

ThePointsGuy’s Gene Sloan joins Paul and Elizabeth to discuss the current and future state of the cruise industry. When will the large, ocean-going vessels sail again? What health and safety protocols will be in place? In the meantime, some small, regional cruising is starting in Europe – and is hoping to start in the United States - how are those efforts going? Gene helps us sort through the myriad factors involved in the rebooting of this important travel industry segment.

Melanie Lieberman, Senior Travel Editor for ThePointsGuy.com discusses a recent survey showing a national consumer dissatisfaction with airline travel in the US. Lieberman explains why many Americans find the process of flying stressful and offers advice on how to have a better experience when using air travel.

In this episode we will look at 10 ways to increase your travel Budget and pay for the vacation of your dreams.Save your coins. Becoming more disciplined in preparing and sticking to your monthly budget in key when trying to pay for nice vacations. Review the budget and find areas where you can cut back on current monthly expenses. Great budgeting resources: Classic Happy Planner : available at Michaels.com Classic Happy Planner Budget Inserts: available at Michaels.com ToniTone Budget Template : https://www.tonitone.co.uk/budget-template Mint.com Budgetsimple.com Rewards cards. Every savvy traveller need a credit card with Great travel rewards and no foreign transaction fees. Talk to your bank or lender and they can advise you on the best option available to you. Top Rewards card resource: Thepointsguy.com Earn while doing Surveys. Gettin paid for doing online surveys using inboxdollars.com and panelapp.com is becoming a new trend that you may want to look into.Earn cash back on purchased. A great way of earning cash back for day to day online purchases can be achieved by using apps such as Rukaten and Dosh. Find Family to Stay with . A good way to save money for travel is finding friends or family members to stay with. Please exercise some discretion, brings a nice gift and offer to help when you can. Be a nice house guest!!Utilize your Skills. Find areas where you can leverage and monetize your skills. Ideas to Leverage you current skills: Graphic T-shirt line Hair stylist Freelance graphic or web design at Fiverr.com Do It Yourself (DIY). You can save hundreds on your bills on a given month if you try a few home repairs on your home. Youtube and Google can be your best friend here. Rent Your home or ‘Housesit’ someone’s home on vacation. Listing your property on websites such as airbnb.com and homeaway.com can pay for your vacation depending on your location. Similarly, you can house sit someone’s home while on vacation using housesitter.com.Cook on Vacations. There isn’t too much to say in this regard. The bottom line is saving more coins by eating out less. Get a part-time job to boost your monthly income. Uber.com , Postmates.com are great food delivery services that offer flexibility. In addition you can try babysitting or a cleaning gig after hours. Thanks for Listening! Talk soon!

At a minimum, you should have a travel credit card that does not charge you international conversion fees. When making purchases abroad, you will always be better off declining the merchant's exchange rate for US dollars in favor of opting for the local currency which will use the more favorable bank exchange rate used by your credit card as long as there is no international conversion fee.   Other perks to look for in a travel credit card are things like global entry application credit, primary car rental insurance, airport lounge access, a generous sign-up bonus. One of the most popular amongst my travel savvy colleagues includes all of these benefits, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card. Before you apply read up on the Chase 5/24 rule. It's the reason I don't qualify. I've been using my Citi Aadvantage Platinum select card to top up my American Airlines points since I was close to a flight award. A great website for answering questions about travel cards and effective strategies for accumulating and leveraging reward points is ThePointsGuy.com.    https://www.asksebby.com/blog/rules-to-know-for-chase-credit-card-applications https://thepointsguy.com/   Want answers? Send your questions, comments and thoughts about life to universe@thelinlife.com   Thank you so much for listening to The Lin Life Universe. I hope you've been enjoying it. Please leave a review! 

If you've ever considered blogging for a living, then this is the episode you'll want to play again and again. Lee Huffman is from Nashville, Tennessee. He is a former financial planner and corporate finance manager who now writes about early retirement, credit cards, travel, insurance, and other personal finance topics through his website Bald Thoughts and his podcast We Travel There.    He enjoys showing people how to travel more, spend less, and live better. When Lee is not getting his passport stamped around the world, he's researching methods to earn more miles and points towards his next vacation.   On this episode we discuss: His blogging career The importance of building relationships at conferences My guest appearance on We Travel There talking about Cairns Travelling frugal and using points to get more out of your travel experiences Guest blogging Why you must plant the seed before you can harvest Treat writing for free like an internship Companies that allow for blogging in their marketing budgets Cold pitches His FREE COURSE - showing people how to use miles and points to make their travel dreams come true Websites Lee writes for ThePointsGuy.com, Choosefi.com, Supermoney.com, Financebuzz.com How do you promote your blog and get more traffic to your website (using social media, friendships, speaking at conferences and blogging about it, and using hashtags such as #kimptonhotels)  The 80:20 Rule - 80% of your time should be spent marketing your blog.  Final Tip To get your blogging noticed, review other peoples websites, reach out on social media and mention you could write an article to fill a whole in their content that they are missing.  Ask, would you be interested in reading my writing. Here’s a proposed title and structure of the article.  Initially, you will guest post for free until you build your reputation.  You need to get your name out there on other people’s sites, then when you want to charge you can show them your body of work and where else you have written.  If you have any questions about this podcast episode, please send me an email at tf@tysonfranklin.com, or you can contact Lee Huffman via BaldThoughts.Com, his podcast We Travel There or on social media @baldthoughts and @wetravelthere Podcast Reviews If you enjoy listening to It’s No Secret with Dr T., please tell your friends, and if you enjoy it a lot, leave a review on iTunes, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts.  Subscribe To My Newsletter If you'd like to be kept up to date with my EVENTS and other activities, please sign up to my NEWSLETTER. I promise not to spam you with daily emails.  Podiatry Business Mentoring  If you've considered getting yourself a business mentor or coach this year to help take your podiatry business to the next level, and you're sick and tired of all the beige programs currently on offer, please send me an email at tf@tysonfranklin.com and let's discuss your specific business needs.   FREE DOWNLOAD: First 16 Pages of My Book – It’s No Secret There’s Money in Small Business. If you're a Podiatrist you may prefer to order my first book; It's No Secret There's Money In Podiatry.  If you enjoyed this episode you might also enjoy:   152 - Investing In Your Business Future with Andy Wang

Ben Mutzabaugh at thepointsguy.com has a list of the best and worst airports.

In this episode I chat with Brian Kelly, aka The Points Guy, the OG travel rewards expert who's been dominating the space since 2009. No joke, he likely knows more about travel rewards than anyone on earth. I first started optimizing my credit card points by reading his site ThePointsGuy.com. Given the incredible opportunities once you figure out how to optimize your credit card points and travel rewards, it's never been easier to travel the world for less. In this chat we go deep into where travel rewards are today, how you can get started or take it to the next level, and the places the man who has been everywhere recommends the most. For show notes and more visit https://millennialmoney.com/the-points-guy/

We are so honored this week to have interviewed J. Keith Van Straaten! He is a television writer, contributing writer for the Los Angeles Times and ThePointsGuy.com travel blog, and host of the MaxFun trivia game show Go Fact Yourself! We talked about his passions for travel, scuba diving, and trivia.   Subscribe to Go Fact Yourself on iTunes or find it at https://gofactyourpod.com/ Follow Go Fact Yourself @GoFactYourPod on twitter!   Ordinarily Simple Podcast hosted by Dan and Jovana, an actual, real life married couple. We talk about how we're trying to live our best life and chase our bliss through praticing minimalism and mindfulness. Join us every Wednesday to hear us try to figure out life.   @OrdinarilyPod on Twitter @OrdinarilySimple13 on Instagram        

Which is the best travel card to get the most points? #TalkingTech checks in with Sarah Silbert of ThePointsGuy.com to find out.

Nima and Michelle look back on 2018- the year, the season, the show, the marriage... J. Keith van Straaten (www.jkeith.net, T: @J_Keith), tells us about the unexpected results of crossing paths with his high school crush. Sea Glassman (omvelope.wordpress.com, IG: @seaglasswoman) talks about the dangers of being conned while grieving.   Stephany Burns (www.stephanyburns.com, T: @Storeyfilms) works through the tragic death of a life-long friend.      J. Keith van Straaten writes about points and miles for ThePointsGuy.com, travel for The Los Angeles Times and theatre for tdf Stagesmagazine. He creates puzzles and games as a senior writer on NPR's “Ask Me Another” and has performed in storytelling shows including Sit N Spin, Rant & Rave, The Liar Show and Bawdy Storytelling.  http://www.jkeith.net T: @J_Keith     Sea Glassman- Yaysayer, Naysayer, Soothsayer, Performance Artist, Poet, Painter, Story-Pusher, Lover, Hambone, Wild Wench, Pro-Evolution, Pro-Planet, Pro-Animal. Check out more of her writing at omvelope.wordpress.com   IG: @seaglasswoman   Stephany Burns was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. A former child actor (Peaches and Cream Instant Quaker Oatmeal anyone?), Stephany earned her B.A in Film/Theatre at Arizona State University. These days, she spends her time as the Executive producer of Underwire Comedy: Support the Funny, and as one of the top commercial agents in LA. www.stephanyburns.com Tell us what you think! www.breakerbroken.com

The Morning Toast with Claudia Oshry (@girlwithnojob) and guest co-host Brian Kelly a.k.a The Points Guy. The Morning Toast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themorningtoast Fast 5 stories: 1. Ben Affleck heads back to rehab (Page Six) 2. Big Bang Theory will end after season 12 (E!) 3. Lyft to Provide Free and Discounted Rides on Election Day (TPG) 4. Kendall Jenner Clarifies ‘Love’ Magazine Model Comments Following Controversy (US Mag) 5. Ramona Singer Isn't That Proud of Luann de Lesseps Leaving Rehab (E!) - RHONY Recap - - TPG interview -

In Episode #13 of Hot Shopping Tips, we'll tell you how to use your credit cards to get freebies, cash, and other goodies. That’s right—credit cards usually empty out your bank account but we’re going to show you how you can turn the tables and rake in hundreds of dollars in perks and money. Plus, we cover the truth about "unlimited" cell phone plans; the dark side of rewards apps; how to get deep discounts on tickets to Disney World, Six Flags, Universal Studios, and other theme parks.

In Episode #12, we're doing a roundup of our favorite money-saving travel tips! Plus, we cover easy ways to get money for your old smart phone, tablet, computer, and other electronics; what you need to know about hand-scanners at grocery stores; which organic veggies and fruits you can safely skip; and what to do about the latest data breaches to guard against ID theft.

A little shorter episode this time around. This is episode 5 where we talk about how the partnership between Airbus and bombardier came about, a surprising order announcement for the new aircraft from a US carrier, and what this means for the future of Airbus and Bombardier. Don't forget, I will be flying out to EAA Airventure Oshkosh in our schools awarded brand-new Top Hawk Cessna 172s. The aircraft will be on display at the AOPA booth so come stop by and say hi! Also, send me an email if you're going to be there! Instagram: @thenickherring If you like the show, be sure to rate and comment in the Apple Podcast app and tell your friends! Thanks!

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Mike talks to Nick Ewen from ThePointsGuy.com about the best airlines for flight rewards and elite clubs and how to use your credit cards to earn rewards when you travel.

In today's episode of The Art of Passive Income, Mark and Scott talk to one of our own Land Geek students, P.J. Reilly! In this Land Geek Q&A chat, P.J. shares his journey with us from start to the present. He shares valuable advice and information for anybody going through the Land Geek training now or even for those thinking about joining but are a little skeptical.  P.J. talks about his biggest challenges and mistakes, best and most interesting deals, and how this model moved the needle in his life... PLUS so much more!  A couple of the most important takeaways:  Take action IMMEDIATELY!   Forming a personal connection with your clients.   And find out why he choose The Land Geek model over all others. There is valuable information in this podcast from someone who has done the course and is now successfully executing on it! You can't afford to miss this!   Listen in now... TIPS OF THE WEEK Mark: Check out NeverBounce.com. It is a real-time email verification and email cleaning services. Scott: Check out MailParser.io. The site helps extract all relevant data fields from emails you receive on a regular basis based on your custom parsing rules and then automatically sends the data to applications you already use.  PJ: Check out CheeseAndCrackers.tv. It is a media production company that specializes in creating original television formats that are produced to the highest of production values. Also check out ThePointsGuy.com. It teaches you how to utilize credit card points for things like vacations and hotels. If you are using a credit card for business then might as well get the right benefits for it. Isn't it time to create passive income so you can work where you want, when you want and with whomever you want?

These are the 5 things that I truly did to take an amazing 12-day dream vacation this summer, and I'm sharing all of the details and stories behind the what, why and how I did it. Also, I share where Words and Money is going as we've already had 30 episodes in the books. Shifting to focus more on exploring a world of what wealth means to us (which can be very subjective so we'll dive into it all: health, fitness, travel, business, spirituality, etc.) but we'll still hold tight to our money roots and have open and casual conversations about money. Link Love from this episode: Episode 26: Control Your Spending and Live on Less with Cait Flanders Episode 21: Saying "Yes" To Savings with Laura Yamin Blog Post: Why I Have 7 Savings Accounts Digit.co Tip Yourself Blog: Travel Hacking 101 - How To Find Cheap Airline Tickets MillionMileSecrets.com ThePointsGuy.com

Rudy Maxa, one of America’s premier consumer travel experts currently hosts the Emmy-award winning “Rudy Maxa’s World” featuring unique travel destinations around the world.Mr. Maxa is well known as public radio’s “Savvy Traveler” and an award-winning contributing editor with National Geographic Traveler magazine. He is a contributing editor to Delta Air Lines’ SKY magazine and Artful Living, the Twin Cities’ lifestyle magazine. The voice of National Geographic Traveler’s “Walks of a Lifetime” podcasts, he also hosts America’s most widely-syndicated, weekend travel radio show, also called “Rudy Maxa’s World,” that airs on 110+ mostly news/talk stations and XM Radio in North America.As a writer for Traveler, Mr. Maxa’s articles have earned him two Lowell Thomas Bronze Awards for excellence in travel writing from the Society of American Travel Writers. He has contributed travel articles to GQ, Worth, Forbes, Modern Maturity, USA Today, the Washington Post, Town & Country Travel, the Los Angeles Times as well as USAToday.com, MSNBC.com and ABC.com. He’s a frequent guest on national television networks and shows, including CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and “The View.” And he speaks frequently to both public as well as industry groups.The most recent topics Mr. Maxa has covered include:--MileValue.com--ThePointsGuy.com--LoyaltyLobby.com--ITASoftware.com that is now owned by Google--A la carte pricing for travel through sites that have you identify yourself before you look for a fare quote so they can "customize" what you see an what you are offered depending on their algorithmsYou can learn more about Rudy at Maxa.tv