Podcasts about Tino

This week on Is Anyone Listening?, Tino is joined by one of his all-time favorite artists, Brian Littrell of the Backstreet Boys. From never-before-shared stories about one of the biggest groups in music history to what life has been like after decades of fame, Brian truly opens up.Plus, Brian's son, Baylee Littrell, stops by to talk about following in his father's footsteps, carving out his own path in pop music, and his brand-new single "So Be It" which is streaming everywhere now! This convo is full of good energy and positive vibes. Stream Baylee's new single and be sure to check out the Backstreet Boys at their Sphere residency in Las Vegas. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino's FINALLY taking Matt's advice and going under the knife, Serina reveals why women need to feel adored by their husbands, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wade Graham, James Graham and Charlie White are in to review Round 20 of the NRL, and some massive news surrounding former Rooster Joey Manu has surfaced after he was spotted with Michael Chammas boarding a flight to PNG! We look at Manly's tough loss to the Titans and whether Foz Ball's glorious run is over. Turbo has done his hamstring again, and the boys share their empathy for him. Jimmy thinks the Dogs can make a run for the top eight – but who will their halfback be this weekend? The Tigers' hole is getting deeper as a couple of key players have been suspended. Plus, we touch on Tino and Cook's outrage over the refereeing and play a quick game of NRL Fact or Fiction – are the Broncos still kicking? Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wade Graham, James Graham and Charlie White are in to review Round 20 of the NRL, and some massive news surrounding former Rooster Joey Manu has surfaced after he was spotted with Michael Chammas boarding a flight to PNG! We look at Manly's tough loss to the Titans and whether Foz Ball's glorious run is over. Turbo has done his hamstring again, and the boys share their empathy for him. Jimmy thinks the Dogs can make a run for the top eight – but who will their halfback be this weekend? The Tigers' hole is getting deeper as a couple of key players have been suspended. Plus, we touch on Tino and Cook's outrage over the refereeing and play a quick game of NRL Fact or Fiction – are the Broncos still kicking? Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tino hosts the most (fake) dramatic novella in radio history - Battle of the Rosas, Nicasio thinks Matt's wife RUNS his household (he might have a point, and Serina is excited about Good News Around the World...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Matt revealed that he once dumped a girlfriend because of the movie Titanic, Serina dishes out fitness secrets from a physical trainer, Tino picks the WRONG time to have Taco Bell, and Nicasio loves the stick!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pogovor s psihiatrinjo Tino Šubic Metlikovič iz Psihiatrične bolnišnice Begunje na Gorenjskem. Generalizirana anksiozna motnja sodi med najpogostejše duševne motnje, vendar pogosto ostane dolgo neprepoznana, saj njeni simptomi nastajajo postopoma in jih ljudje velikokrat pripisujejo stresu ali napornemu življenjskemu obdobju. V oddaji Ultrazvok pojasnjujemo, kako prepoznati značilne znake generalizirane anksiozne motnje, kakšni so vzroki za njen nastanek in katere možnosti zdravljenja so danes na voljo. S psihiatrinjo Tino Šubic Metlikovič iz Psihiatrične bolnišnice Begunje na Gorenjskem predstavljamo tudi zgodbo 30-letne pacientke, ki je poiskala strokovno pomoč in po večletnem zdravljenju postopoma znova našla ravnovesje. Ob tem opozarjamo tudi na pomen zgodnjega prepoznavanja težav ter zmanjševanja stigme, ki še vedno spremlja duševne motnje. Daljši pogovor s psihiatrinjo TUKAJ Pomoč v primeru duševne stiske TUKAJ Psihiatrična bolnišnica Begunje TUKAJ Foto: Tina Šubic Metlikovič/ Osebni arhiv Tine Šubic Metlikovič

Matt's kids get called out during Listener Therapy, Nicasio wants to cut off a good friend, and Serina gets irritated that Tino didn't take her advice about coffee...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Love Island inspires Serina's rant about exclusivity, Matt reveals how much pilots make, Tino can't believe these odd marriage tips, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Während André von Deadites entführt wurde, halten Daniel und Tino die Stellung und besprechen zum einen den frisch auf Netflix erschienenen A24-Horrorfilme Undertone. Dann gibt es Bombenstimmung beim japanischen Mystery-Thriller Suzuki=Bakudan. Und zu guter letzt tanzen wieder die Teufel, bei Evil Dead Burn.

Tino reveals his plans to release his Love Bomb comedy special, Serina has something in common with Luda's DJ, Matt says he would have NO PROBLEM being a trophy husband, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO LUA 14 IULAI 2026(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye) Manatu Autu: Faasaolotoga mai avega o le tino (Deliverance from physical burden) Tauloto Tusi Paia:Mataio 9:35 “Ua fa‘ata‘amilo Iesu i ‘a‘ai uma ma faoa ‘a‘ai, ‘ua a‘oa‘o i o latou sunako ma tala‘i le tala lelei o le mālō, ‘ua ia fa‘amālōlō fo‘i i ma‘i uma ma ma‘i tigā uma o le nu‘u.”Faitauga - Tusi Paia: Isaia 61:1-4I le Ioane 19:16-17, sa taitai atu e nisi o fitafita Iesu i Kolokota e faatauroina, na latou faia ia amo e Iesu le satauro mamafa. Sa matua sasaina o ia, o lona uiga sa vaivai o ia, ae na latou faia ia amoina e Iesu lenei avega mamafa na o ia. I le ala, na latou fetaui ma se tamaloa mai Kurene e igoa ia Simona, ou te talitonu na taitaia e le Atua o ia e fesoasoani ia Iesu i le amoina o le satauro i le nofoaga na faasatauroina ai (Mataio 27:32). O Simona lea o se faataitaiga o se tagata amo avega, na fesoasoani ia Iesu e amo le avega mamafa. Le au pele e, e finagalo Iesu Keriso e fesoasoani ia te oe e tauave soo se avega e ono taotaomia oe i lalo. O le mafuaaga lea e tatau ai ona e sau ia te ia ma soo se avega o loo e tauaveina ina ia faamatuu ese ma oe, ae e malolo (Mataio 11:28). E taua le maitau mai, e iai le eseesega o avega. Mo se faataitaiga, o Naamanu o lana avega o le tino, o se faamai e leai se fofō (2 Tupu 5:1). E faapena foi i le Luka 13:10-17, o loo faaalia ai se fafine ma le agaga vaivai ua faano'uno'u ai. O soo se nofoaga na alu iai, e vaai atu lava tagata i le avega o loo ia amoina, tusa poo le a lona taumafai, e lē mafai ona tū sa'o i luga. E faapena foi i le Ioane 5:2-9, o loo faamatala e le Tusi Paia le tala o le tamaloa sa iai i le vai i Petesa mo le 38 tausaga. Ua umi tele o pologa ma ou te manatu ua tuulafoaina e lona aiga ma ana uo ona o lona ma'i. Ae i le alofa mutimutivale o le Atua, o Iesu o Lē tauave avega, na oo atu ia te ia ma ua aveeseina lana avega i le taimi lava lena. Na faamatala foi e le Mareko 3:1-6 le tala o se tamaloa na iai sona ma'i faapitoa. E gase se tasi o ona lima, o lona uiga e leai se ola o iai ma e lē o toe aogā i se galuega. Ua faaitiitia mea e na te faia ona e na o le tasi le lima lelei. Peitai ina ua fetaui ma Lē tauave avega i le sunako, na oo atu lona alofa mutimutivale ia te ia ma ua faamaloloina lona lima gase. Ou te tatalo mo oe o soo se vaega o lou olaga o loo faaitiiti pea ona o se tulaga lē atoatoa o le tino, e oo atu le Atua Matautia ia te oe, ma faamalolo ia te oe ia e malolo ma le atoatoa. Le au pele e, ua e loto vaivai ea ona o se faaletonu i le tino? Aua e te faavaivai, ae alu atu i le nofoalii o le Atua i lona alofa tunoa ma lafoai atu lena avega ia te ia. E nate tauave au avega mo oe ma aveesea soo se mea o taotaomia i lalo lou olaga, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

Tino welcomes Carmen y Oscar - as they spill their cheating drama all over the radio on the latest Battle of the Rosas, Serina has "period hacks", and Nicasio calls out Matt after a social media post he made...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

https://youtu.be/1Fjm6P43i8k Anastasia Golovko, President and CEO of Tino Digital Agency, is helping businesses build user experiences that work by creating intuitive digital experiences that simplify complex systems and improve the way people interact with technology. By combining strategy, design, and engineering, she helps startups, enterprises, and organizations in highly regulated industries deliver products that people actually enjoy using.  In this conversation, Anastasia introduces the Agency Growth Framework: Build Relationships, Find What’s Broken, Help Your Team Flourish, Nurture Creativity, and Offer Your Customers Relief. She explains why trust is the foundation of lasting client relationships, how identifying user friction creates immediate value, and why empowering creative teams leads to better products and stronger business outcomes. Anastasia also shares how eliminating user friction through live UX audits accelerates business growth, improves customer satisfaction and conversion rates, and demonstrates the importance of user experience in government digital services. — Build User Experiences That Work with Anastasia Golovko  Good day. Steve Preda here with the Management Blueprint Podcast, and my guest today is Anastasia Golovko, President and CEO of Tino Digital Agency, a team of experts specializing in helping companies and startups achieve their goals by providing comprehensive solutions in strategy, design, and engineering. Anastasia, welcome to the show.  Thank you so much. Thank you for having me.  Well, it’s very interesting that you combine strategy, design, and engineering. I have not seen this combination before. So where does this come from?  The foundation for all of this is user experience and the connection to the user that we’re trying to build for many companies. As soon as you start thinking about the user and their experience, they get to enjoy the product more and more, and they get to find the buttons that the clients want them to find in their product.  Okay. So basically, you have to have a strategy first, then you come up with a design, and then you engineer it. Yeah.  The design supports the strategy, and then you have a good product.  Exactly. We also work with startups, and we work with established companies. With startups, we encourage them to reach the market as fast as possible so that they get to prove their hypothesis. Because up until it reaches the customer and starts getting feedback from the customer, it’s all in numbers. It’s all in the… But it’s still a hypothesis of how it will perform. The sooner we’re there—with as few features as possible, while still being valuable—the better. Some clients call it an MVP, and some clients call it a Minimum Lovable Product. Then they can start getting feedback, and those relationships start building between the final user and the product. Yeah, that makes sense. And Lovable is actually also a vibe coding platform, isn’t it? Yeah.  Yeah. That’s right. Maybe that’s where it comes from—that you can get a lovable MVP very fast with vibe coding. So let me start by asking you, what is your personal “why,” and how are you manifesting it in Tino Digital Agency? I recalled such a wonderful story that I want to share with everyone from my childhood. I was born when it was still the USSR. I’m originally from Ukraine, and when the USSR fell apart, everyone was poor. When I was 13 years old, I remember talking to my friends and saying, “When I grow up, I’m going to drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee.” They completely mocked me. They said, “That’s impossible.” I remember that question to this day: “Do you even know how much money that costs? Have you ever seen that much money?” My brain just flipped a switch. I thought to myself, “That’s just money.  It can be made.” Money is there to be made. That mindset, I think, separated me from my childhood friends by giving myself permission to dream big without limitations. Just like somebody dreamed about sending a car to space, they gave themselves permission to think that up. So, ironically, I ended up owning a Jeep Grand Cherokee. We had it for 10 years. A while ago, there were floods in Houston, and the Jeep Grand Cherokee has very good ground clearance, so we were able to get through them.  After I got that car, I remembered this conversation from back in the day. So we started our agency with zero capital and zero connections. Without growing into connections here, that created a set of blocks. So we were attracted to subcontracting for top agencies in LA, Silicon Valley, and Switzerland. Eventually, we landed a massive contract with one of the top Swiss banks, modernizing their digital products as well as rethinking their strategy toward the younger generation. That was my wake-up call. I realized, “Wow, we’re incredibly good at this.” The Swiss bank had such high standards that we had to fit within their branding. They couldn’t rebrand just because we thought something up.  We had to fit into their tight branding and produce a good product within those guidelines. It made me look around the States and realize that—I had already lived here for more than half of my life—we have so much anxiety around finance and healthcare. After that moment, I decided to move our company in those two directions. Maybe our team can actually reduce that anxiety and make a real dent in the well-being of the nation—the well-being of the people who interact with products that are convenient, don't add to the problem, but instead resolve it and make it intuitive.Share on X  Yeah. That’s great. I never heard the combination of finance and healthcare phrased this way—that both of them are a big source of anxiety for people. And if you can fix their problems in these areas, then you can actually reduce their anxiety and increase their well-being. That makes perfect sense. I also love the example of, you know, “what the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve” kind of thing. Visualization is very powerful. It worked in my life as well.  So this is a podcast about frameworks. It’s called Management Blueprint, and what I’m looking for is some kind of, it could be a mental model. It could be some kind of process. Something that simplifies the world and allows you to see things more clearly, make better decisions, or create a bigger impact. So what comes to mind?  I love this question. I love this question, and I love viewing the answers from your other guests to this question, and how everybody approaches it differently. For different people, it is their own world that they built. So, in our world, first, we build relationships. No cold calls. We build these relationships with our clients and with our team.Share on X The digital agency market is oversaturated with low-quality providers who sign the client, then disappear for four weeks, come back, and drop a product that doesn’t relate at all.  Then they come to us. Some of our clients come to us and say that the agency disappears. It’s really important for us to stay in contact. So our first step is building these in-person relationships. That also means visiting conferences, visiting events, showing up wherever it’s needed—before, during, and after the process as well. So I think what we do by building relationships is that we sell trust, not just the code or the design.  Of course. Yeah, that makes sense. In this AI age, when there’s so much noise. When you’re online, you don’t know what’s real and what’s not. But when you meet someone in person at a conference, then you know they’re a flesh-and-blood human being. Yes. And also, describing to a person that user experience is important, that I can do it, and that I do it really well doesn’t really give them value. Rather than just telling them, I can look through the site face to face and find certain things that are broken right there on the spot. It’s not a simple presentation. It’s already proof of my value. So that helps. So that’s first. The next one is the human element. The human element of the team. Our designers and developers are not machines. Each of those teams needs its own approach. They need their own conditions to flourish.  They need their own conditions to be successful. If we keep a creative person locked into FinTech, compliance-driven products for too long, they’ll burn out. It’s two-faced. We try to avoid that as much as possible, but we consider what they’re telling us. We listen. If a designer tells us something isn’t working out, or they’ve hit a creative block, we try to rotate them, give them different exercises, give them a break, and so on. So, listening and rotating. Rotating between different types of projects. But whenever the FinTech project comes back, we need the FinTech team to work on it.  So at this point… Sorry, I have a clarifying question. The previous point was helping your team flourish, basically. By rotating them, is it about helping them gain more experience, not burn out, or create more ideas? So what’s behind this idea of rotating?  It’s the creativity that for it to exist, it needs different challenges. Let’s imagine a FinTech dashboard. It’s tables. It’s tabular. It’s a similar task that they’re solving. They’re solving how to convert tabular formats into digestible formats. Converting tabular formats into something that the user can comprehend quickly. With a food delivery app or a calorie-tracking app, they get to add more colors, use different styles, and solve a different problem. So I think that when they get to solve different problems, they keep their full creative potential.Share on X  Yeah. You’re not allowing them to fall into a rut and just go on autopilot, basically.  Not everyone. Not everyone. We mainly listen. We listen, and whenever we hear the signs that a person is asking for something more creative, we do that. Happy humans build great products.  Yeah, that’s true.  And we’re a service company. Our team is our main advantage.  All right. So you build relationships, you find what’s broken, you help your team flourish, you stimulate or nurture their creativity. So what’s next? What’s the last piece of the puzzle? Is there another piece of the puzzle, or is that it?  Yes. The next step is to provide relief. We could be building everything for everyone, but over time—my company is 10 years old now—and over those 10 years, we became really good at turning something that is complex or heavily regulated. For some reason, clients know that it has to be intuitive. To be competitive, it has to be convenient. Sometimes it’s in industries where they have a lot of competition. Whoever is more convenient for the client will move forward. Not for the client—I mean, for the final user.  Apple philosophy. Yeah. So, to be a relief, to be their right hand, we need to be looking for companies that are undergoing some changes. Maybe it’s a digital transformation. Once, we completed a merger for companies that were providing hosting and security. They merged into one. They needed all of that infrastructure to be brought together. Their internal teams were too busy doing their internal tasks. So for that overhaul, that digital transformation, we come in as a relief squad with the skill to make it intuitive. So we can call it becoming a reliefShare on X Offering relief.  Yeah.  Yeah. It’s a mindset, really. It’s thinking about, “How can I make these people’s lives easier? can I help them do their work better, with less mental strain and less cognitive load?”  And for them, in the end, it’s for their users as well. I often say that we build experiences that work. Every business owner comes up with an idea of what they want their end users to do, but they don’t always find it. They don’t always find it because, somewhere along that chain, there was a UX designer, a UI designer, and a developer who all worked together on that user experience, and something didn’t go right. Typically, with a little bit of data, or just complaints, or just suggestions, the owners and the product owners know what’s not working.  They can see that some registrations aren’t happening, some sign-ups aren’t happening, some applications aren’t being filled out completely, and so on. Some tickets aren’t getting booked. Marketing worked fine, but somehow the carts are being abandoned. Why is my cart being abandoned at the moment when we spend so much money on marketing? We don’t do marketing. We know what marketing is trying to do, but what happened then? So you’re treating the client’s effort as a complex system, and you want to optimize that system so that everything serves the same purpose, it’s simple, and you have a team that keeps improving it.  Yeah. If they have some kind of Google Analytics or Hotjar analytics, it’s always easier to put a number to the words. We can say that this user experience is broken because the consumer is overloaded at the cart. Maybe you’ve seen those shopping carts where there’s a timer, additional upsells, and also some additional decisions they have to make, whether they want insurance or not, and so on. It becomes very overloaded. Sometimes people just close it. It’s too much. So we look at the cart and see how it can be improved to be more pleasant.  Yeah. That’s great. That’s fantastic. So, switching gears here a little bit, what drives growth in your particular business?  That’s what I actually started to talk about. I now realize that this friction audit, UX review, UX evaluation—that gives immediate value. It is the foundation of our business growth.Share on X The thing is how it’s delivered. If I present it in a room and talk about user experience, how it’s important, and how to lay things out, the perceived value is hard to communicate. It can sound abstract unless we’re talking about something specific. Our real growth driver is a live, maybe casual, friction audit.  For example, at a recent conference, a business owner asked me to look at her website. Right there on my phone, I pointed out a few specific UX blocks that were delaying the purchase. I was like, “Look here. Every second user is delayed. They’re drifting away. They have to make two extra clicks to get where they need to be. This click is not necessary. You can remove it. You can place it here instead.” Control dropped. She said, “That’s exactly what I needed.” When business owners see exactly where they’re losing money in real time, that value is undeniable. So you go to these conferences, then you talk to people, they show you their website, and you point out a couple of friction points. Immediately they see, “Wow, you guys could fix that.” That already is value. Then, probably, if you found two friction points in two minutes, if you dive deeper, then you’ll find a lot more, right?  Yeah. That is the ultimate path, which we don’t always take. We can only go to so many conferences and have so many of these conversations. But the opportunity to have that conversation is where the most growth comes from. That’s the optimal way to grow—by showing, not just telling. We definitely have a good presence on the platform for designers called Dribbble. If you search on Dribbble for finance or FinTech products, you'll find me. That already speaks to our experience.Share on X  But this kind of conversion of experience into value for our clients, for those business owners, that’s an add-on. That doesn’t come from a pretty picture. I have many pretty layouts, and those who understand user experience can see it, but that’s not always the case. To understand user experience, you have to have experience. You have to be in that area. Typically, that’s for repeat entrepreneurs. A part of our clients are serial entrepreneurs who keep opening businesses. They can’t stop opening businesses. I think when you’re in that mindset, it’s hard to stop.  Yeah. Some people are good at starting companies, and other people are good at building companies and growing them.  Yeah.  So what’s one thing, Anastasia, that you’re actively trying to figure out in your business right now? I’m actively trying to figure out how to get into the government space—government contracting. That’s a whole different animal. To get a government contract, one of the rating criteria is previous government experience. Today, it’s 2026. Every agency has a website. It means they have a vendor. It means they’ve had a vendor, or somebody has a preferred group of vendors, and so on. Large companies are taking a big part of that market. The market is oversaturated.  Somebody comes in and does a website for dirt cheap, and it’s not good. Not always, but we’ve seen it. We’ve been trying to break into our local market in the city near where I used to live. They had an RFP for a website. I thought, “Oh, I wish I could do that. I know them so well.” But another company came in with a lower offer. I think the website became worse than it was before.  You know, there’s a big gap between commercial company websites and government websites. You try to pay a bill to the government, like taxes, and there are a million clicks. It’s so complicated, and it doesn’t have to be. I can totally relate to this. I say, “Why don’t these people fix this up?”  And I think it partially comes from one of the points that I was making before. It’s that understanding user experience and understanding the value of it isn’t a given. It’s not something that existed a while ago.  That was not one part of the rubric when they evaluated the offers. Exactly. It has to match the existing system. It has to transmit data. It has to be ADA compliant. But nowhere does it say that it has to be convenient for the users.  Yeah.  And we can quantify it. We can gather a user group, gather their feedback, and so on. So right now, on Monday, I’m doing a demo for our first nearly completed government contract. That client actually prioritizes user experience, and she asked, “Could we possibly do user testing with my actual users?” I cannot tell you how much I love that question. Just the fact that she prioritizes that is exactly what we do.  Yeah. Well, you bring a lot of passion to solving problems, and I love that. So if you had a magic wand to fix one thing inside your company in the next 12 months, what would that be?  Being the person who’s always trying to fix something—and in my family, it’s great that I have my business, because otherwise I’d be going around fixing them. Yeah. Yes. My husband would be just enough. So I think the first thing would be to focus on our team and make sure they're always heard. That they get the time they need. That they get their problems resolved on time by senior leadership, by HR, or by whoever is needed.Share on X I’ve noticed several situations where that’s been postponed, or the person doesn’t speak up, or they see that I’m busy, someone else is busy, and they just think, “We didn’t want to bother you.”  Then there comes a point where they’re not happy. That’s too late. We don’t want them to become unhappy. So if I had a magic wand, I would make sure that my team is heard. That’s the most important thing. Once they’re heard, then we can see if it’s solvable, if it’s not solvable, and so on.  Yeah. That’s very important because, ultimately, you said that you want a happy team. Because a happy team does great work. If people feel heard, they’re going to be happier and deliver.  And if somebody’s selling widgets, it’s the equivalent of saying, “I want my widget to be perfect.” For my widget to be perfect… Because we test for skill before we hire, so they already have the skill. They already have good teamwork. I think the environment that we’ve built is already there. We have those foundations for them to be able to apply themselves properly. But then, what if something happens along the way?  Yeah. Love it. I love this human-centric approach that you take—not just for your team, but also how you look at the human user experience, the people, to improve the lives of your customers by designing good products.  Yeah.  So if someone would like to take advantage of your services, or they have some friction that they want to alleviate, or they’re a government agency and they figure, “Well, maybe these guys down in Houston can help us,” where can they reach you, and how can they connect with you personally? It’s very easy. Tino.design is our website. There, you can schedule a call with me. Just choose any time on my calendar and speak with me or my right-hand person. Alexander is also available. Whichever time is more convenient, we can just have a conversation and see whether we can help or not. Okay. So you heard Anastasia Golovko, President and CEO of Tino Digital Agency, down in Houston. She really cares about your company, your user experience, and making sure your people aren’t frustrated using your technology. If you liked what you heard, reach out to them. Check out Tino.design. Book a call. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure you follow us on YouTube, give us a review on Apple Podcasts, and stay tuned because every week we have an exciting entrepreneur come and share their best-kept secret framework with us. So thanks, Anastasia, for coming, and thank you for listening. Thank you, Steve. Important Links: Anastasia's  LinkedIn Anastasia's  website

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Serina spills the tea about Chris Brown's legal troubles, Tino asks whether or not woman WANT to be approached by men these days, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Serina talks ex's, Nicasio is excited for a McDonald's fries subscription, and Tino celebrates Fast and Furious turning 25!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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The Outer Realm welcomes Special Guest, Author Debra DeAngelo Date: July 1st, 2026 EP: 739 DISCUSSION: Tonight 's Discussion - The Rooted Path & Nature's Altar: Honouring Sacred Spaces & The Living Earth. Debra will be talking about her new book “ Pagan Curiouser - A Joyful Path of Nature, Magic and Spirituality”. She teaches you how to take a step into her world, and connect with the Earth, Nature, The Stars, and Spirituality . Contact for the show - theouterrealmcontact@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/michelledesrochers_ Please support The show by Liking, Subscribing, Sharing and Commenting. Thank you all !!! About Debra: Debra DeAngelo is a garden variety Pagan and eclectic solitary dirt witch, with diverse spiritual interests and magical pursuits. She lives a Goddess/Nature-centric life in northern California with her husband, Joe, and their fatt catt Maxx. She has written three books for Llewellyn Worldwide, as well as feature stories and opinion pieces for Witches & Pagans and SageWoman magazines, and has self-published two anthologies. She taught beginning Paganism classes for University Magickus (an online paranormal/magical school) for more than two years. She continues to lead a monthly tarot study group, now in its tenth year, and reads tarot privately and at public events. Following a long career in print journalism as a managing editor and award-winning, syndicated opinion columnist, she now focuses on her massage practice, magical exploration, writing, and riding. A lifelong Horsey Girl, the heart of every day belongs to her four-legged bestie, Tino. She has two grown and deeply loved children, who continue to school her on parenting. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of California at Davis, and is a graduate of Massage Therapy Institute in Davis, CA. For more information or to get in touch, visit her website, debradeangelo.com, or find her on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, and BlueSky. https://debradeangelo.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068368067828 Debra LoGuercio DeAngelo (@debradeangelo) • Threads, Say morethreads.com Debra DeAngelo (@gardenvarietypagan) • Instagram photos and videosinstagram.com Debra DeAngelo (@debradeangelo.bsky.social)bsky.app Debra Can Also be Found on LinkedIn: linkedin.com AMAZON: https://a.co/d/08vYgepb If you enjoy the content on the channel, please support us by subscribing: Thank you All A formal disclosure: The opinions and information presented or expressed by guests on The Outer Realm Radio and Beyond The Outer Realm are not necessarily those of the TOR, BTOR Hosts, Sponsors, or the United Public Radio Network and its producers. Although the content may be interesting, it is deemed "For Entertainment Purposes" . We are always respectful and courteous to all involved. Thank you, we appreciate you all!!!!United Public Radio & UFO Paranormal Radio www.uprntalkradio.com

Tino, Serina & Nicasio argue about couples communicating SOLEY on IG, and EVERYONE'S mind is blown about the actual name of a classic alcoholic beverage...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino chops it up with Tisha Campbell - Gina from Martin!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino reveals who's on top of the fast food world, "situationships" are NOT for Serina, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino touts a new phone with NO social media, Serina backs a man going viral for bringing his daughters into the women's restroom, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's not very often you get to hear from the Chairman of the Board himself, but when it happens, you tape it! Martin 'Tino' Gross brought the MMHP into his studio for a historical rundown from behind the recording desk, behind the drum set, behind the mic and guitars, and from behind the television show 'Tales From The D' where Tino just won Two Michigan Emmy Awards for his historical Detroit PBS television show that debut last year.     Tino has been the person that backed John Lee Hooker, recorded Wayne Kramer, remixed R.L. Burnside, helped Eddie Harsch join the Black Crowes, and fronted the Howling Diablos. His resume is longer than the town itself. For this podcast, Dr. J, Scott and Mr. Mike were lucky to be invited into the home studio where we caught a glimpse of Tino with his family in celebration mode. He was just gearing up for his first episode with Johnny Bee, and Tino was on fire giving us Detroit musical history direct from the sources. You can't miss this episode...Crank it up NOW!

Tino gets in an accident and now has a moral dilemma, Serina talks Love Island, and Nicasio's excited about the new Verzuz matchup...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Serina's husband is obsessed with Love Island, Tino talks tipping, and Nicasio stands 10 toes down about purple M&M's...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino takes the show on the road and releases a special Pride edition of Battle of the Rosas...BATTLE OF THE BRO-SAS! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Matt thinks people should have their "Celebrations of Life" BEFORE they die, Tino discusses dating for money or for love, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Serina spills the Tea, Nicasio shames people who buy Coach, Tino sits down with Jason Derulo to talk about his dating life, Matt wants to buy his OWN Father's Day present this year...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Serina and Tino differ on whether or not they'd care about their partner's past body count, Matt explains why he had his kids around when their family pet had to be put to sleep and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dan Ginnane, Shane Webcke, Wade Graham & Ben Dobbin are in for the verdict to wrap up a dominant Queensland performance in front of 91,000 at the MCG! Hear interviews from Queensland stars Plath, Walker, Tino, Cobbo and Isaah Yeo! Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tino receives an adult coloring book from a listener, Matt HATES a new rule in his son's soccer league, Serina talks Dad Bods, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A TCR listener is NOT ok with getting his boyfriend's friend's "stamp of approval" before making their relationship official, Serina spills the Tea about Adrien Broner's "smell", Tino hosts the most (fake) dramatic radio novella in history, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Clare is joined by Tom and Tino from The Fàilte Network, a newly established charity using Celtic FC as a vehicle to welcome refugees and asylum seekers into the club, the community and the match day experience.The discussion explores the origins of the project and how football can be a powerful tool for connection, solidarity and belonging.Topics include:• The story behind The Fàilte Network and why it was created• How Celtic matchdays can provide respite from the challenges facing refugees and asylum seekers• The parallels between Irish immigration and modern migration• Why grassroots solidarity remains important within the Celtic support• Challenging misconceptions around refugees and asylum seekers• The role football can play in integration and community building• Experiences of bringing young refugees to Celtic Park• The support received from fan groups including the Green Brigade and North Curve• What a typical Fàilte Network matchday looks like• How supporters can get involved and help the charity growYou can get access to the network via this link – https://linktr.ee/failtenetwork

Matt's starting to re-think his gentle parenting stance, Tino talks to Brian Littrell of the Backstreet Boys, and Are You Smarter Than Nicasio...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nicasio's girl is disrespecting his DJ'ing skills, Serina can't believe the name of Tom Brady's new drink, Matt shoots down a study about 2nd born child, and Tino remixes Fenix Flexin's viral song...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino gives details on how to become a paid intern on Usher's tour, Serina discusses kissing your kids on the mouth, Jim Gaffigan joins the show, and Matt calls out Nicasio for being a generally rude person...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Serina chops it up with Tupac's big brother, Tino unveils his comedy tour's new theme song, Nicasio doesn't understand the hype around Love Island, and Matt tells a CRAZY story about his weekend...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino hosts this week's Battle of the Rosas, Serina calls someone out on the show, and Nicasio pimps his IG...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The crew debates loyalty to best friends over partners, Tino thinks Serina's desire to hang out with other couples could lead to something more sinister, and Nicasio can't believe what Amsterdam is proposing...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The crew discusses if NOT bringing your phone to a date is a red flag, Nicasio calls out Serina as a "fake friend" over a concert they went to together, and Tino says the new Love Island is UNHINGED!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A TCR listener is REFUSING to throw a baby shower for her daughter unless it's women only, Serina's concerned about her husband's new obsession, and Nicasio schools Tino on a Florida rapper named 1900Rugrat...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino hosts the most dramatic and fabricated "to catch a cheater" novella on the radio, Jason Derulo joins the show and expresses his love for a the OG, Matt talks the benefits of the word "no", and Serina and Nicasio defend co-sleeping with their kids... See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tino Dietrich is the founder of The Dietrich Institute, a coaching business helping high-achieving individuals thrive in work and in life.  He is also the author of personal development books, "Unfogged" and "The False Kings."

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