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Let us know what you think - text the show!On this week's show:Happy Brother's DayIts hot AFPhil Scott hates beesHoward Dean, Miro Weinberger rule out runs for governor of Vermont Trend? The olds are retiringTenant protections failUVM halts construction of housingVt. officials say $1M Lake Carmi aeration system made water quality VT Search and Rescues are risingThe Circus Smirkus guy has a memoirDoes Burlington ha ve too many cannabis shops?(59:47) Break music: Fattie B - "Too Complex"https://equaleyesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/lo-fi-foolishness-dated-references-collaborations-creations-1994-til-now Dozens of layoffs at former Vermont Teddy Bear distribution center due to  Dude jumps off 89 overpass, livesNorth hero - Grand Isle bridge stuck upThe Harlem Wizards?The “Play Every Town Project” Alleys project underwayOnce Off-Limits, Burlington's Rock Point Is Gradually Welcoming the Public  Castleton library gets an elevator How many fire trucks does Castleton need? Whatchu know ‘bout Castleton, VT?VT's first black restaurant owner is honored(1:47:39)  Break music: Watercoat - "With or Without"https://watercoat.bandcamp.com/album/circles-on-my-map Scumbag Map Iowa Woman Fraud Milton man arrested for voyeurism Rutland man tries to escape probation officeRandom punching Burlington robbery at gunpoint Would be pipe-bomber gets 6 yearsBurlington man accused of assaulting police officer  We got a biter! A civilized scumbag - Hartland break-inInvasive  beetles on Burlington beachThanks for listening!Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/VermontCatchup Follow Matt on twitter: @MatthewBorden4 Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIOutro Music by B-Complex

Join us on the Marketing and Cupcakes Podcast as we sit down with the legendary John Sortino, the man behind the iconic Vermont Teddy Bear brand. Discover the secrets to creating a successful brand, from the power of simplicity to expanding into new markets. Gain insights into John's unconventional journey, including a surprising NASCAR sponsorship that transformed his business. Whether you're a marketing enthusiast or a business owner, you'll find valuable lessons in this conversation with one of America's greatest CEOs.

Prime Day, Amazon's highly anticipated annual sales event, evokes mixed feelings among sellers and brands.Some are skeptical about its profitability due to heavy discounts, while others see it as an opportunity to boost search rankings and Best Seller Rank (BSR).In this episode, I am joined by my friend Liz LaVallee. Liz grew an enormous digital business over 16 years for Vermont Teddy Bear and PajamaGram, and Avenue7Media is honored to have her as our Director of Operations.We delve into the anonymized results from Avenue7Media's client base, discussing the outcomes for those who participated and those who refrained from joining Prime Day.Additionally, Liz reveals a winning strategy to leverage Prime Early Access in October for a sustained halo effect on rankings and sales.Tune in!Key Takeaways- To participate or not participate in Prime Day (02:17)- How to go all in on Prime Day (04:19)- 2023 Prime Day statistics (10:13)- The Prime Day Halo effect (16:48)- The best strategy to prepare for the next Prime event (20:22)- Should you send your list to send traffic to Amazon on Prime Day? (26:46)Additional Resources:- Schedule a FREE consultation with the Ave7 team- Grab the FREE Amazon Seller Central Checklist- Get the book “The Amazon Jungle” book by Jason Boyce- Learn more about Avenue7Media----Day 2 Podcast has a goal of helping Amazon sellers learn how to launch, grow and protect their brand on the world's largest online marketplace (and beyond).Follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode!

The inauguration of President Joe Biden generated many memorable images. There was the inauguration of Vice President Kamala Harris, the first woman of color to hold the office. Young poet Amanda Gorman gave a mesmerizing reading of her poem, “The Hill We Climb.”And Sen. Bernie Sanders became an internet icon for his mittens.A photo captured Sanders bundled against the January cold, sitting alone on a chair, cross-legged, wearing a Burton ski parka and looking cozy in a pair of fuzzy wool mittens. The image instantly became a viral meme depicting him on the throne from Game of Thrones, on Mike Pence's head and sitting in a row of ironworkers high above New York City.This viral sensation led reporters to seek out the mitten maker. They quickly found Jen Ellis, a second grade teacher at Westford Elementary School. She sewed the mittens for Sanders after he lost the 2016 Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton. She hoped it would cheer him up.Ellis's sudden fame turned her life upside down. She was flooded with interview requests and thousands of mitten orders that overwhelmed her. She ultimately struck a deal with Darn Tough, which made the “Jenerosity” socks, which sold out in a day and resulted in thousands of meals being donated to the Vermont Foodbank. She partnered with Vermont Teddy Bear which continues to make the iconic Bernie Mittens.Jen Ellis has written a book, Bernie's Mitten Maker, which tells a deeper back story. Ellis is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. It was in an elementary school sewing class that Ellis “started to develop the skills I needed to save myself.”Ellis told The Vermont Conversation that she shared this story in her book because “the longer people remain silent about this, the more it is able to spread as an epidemic.”“The world might have learned about me because of some mittens I made,” she said, “but there's a whole intricate backstory that people don't know, that is interesting. And that has a theme of empowerment and generosity and kindness, and it has a path in the end to joy.”

In this podcast, we dive into the inspiring story of a successful entrepreneur who started out with a failed business idea and turned it into a multi-million dollar company. John, the founder of the Vermont Teddy Bear Company, shares his journey of starting from scratch, building a unique selling proposition, and growing his business by following a simple but effective formula. He discusses the importance of putting customers first, empowering employees to manage their own time, and building a company culture of fair pay and respect. He also shares his insights on creative marketing strategies, niche markets, and the benefits of being an American manufacturer in today's business landscape. Join us as we learn from John's experiences and gain valuable knowledge on how to build and grow a successful business. Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur or an established business owner, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to take their business to the next level.

Jen Ellis became internet famous overnight after gifting a pair of mittens to Senator Bernie Sanders, resulting in memes circling the globe! Since then, she has partnered with Vermont Teddy Bear company to make her product available to everyone.I sit down with Jen to discuss her book "Bernie's Mitten Maker." There are so many takeaways from our conversation! Make sure to listen to the end for a special gift for some of our listeners. Make sure to pre-order her book at your favorite local book store or online!You can purchase a pair at Vermont Teddy Bear – vermontteddybear.com. and follow her on twitter @vtawesomeness and Instagram @jenellisvermont. 

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This episode's guest is Alyson Steel! Alyson's voice has been described as having a lot of range being able to go from sounding like a teenager to a woman in her 40's. Impersonations include an uncanny Fran Drescher as “The Nanny” and dialects include 5 New York accents, British, Italian, French and Light Southern. She can be heard on hundreds of national, regional and local Commercial Campaigns for TV and Radio including Pajamagram, Vermont Teddy Bear, Walmart, Volvo, Pandora, Spotify and hundreds of others. Alyson has done Promos for “E”, FOX, ABC ,Hallmark Channel, TVG Network, Universal Sports Network, Outside TV, ID Discovery Network, KDKA and more. For over 5 years she was the LIVE announcer for the Genesis Awards. Living in LA, Alyson also auditions for On-camera Commercials as well as TV and enjoys working in front of the camera when she gets the opportunity. Besides working as a full time Voice Over Artist and Actor, she practices Ashtanga yoga and has Teen boy/girl twins that keep her… busy. Social Media: @Alyson Steel --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tim-heller/support

Episode 96 dives headlong into the Holiday Season.It begins with a look at a spot near and dear to my, and many other New Englanders, hearts.  Edaville Railroad in Carver, Massachusetts combines Christmas scenery, cranberries, and trains into one delightful family-friendly park.  Learn the story of how it got started and how it has persevered through nearly eight decades.Tis the time of year for beloved Christmas TV specials. This week's Top 5 will look at some of them sure to give you plenty of good watching throughout the month. Charlie Brown, Rudolph, and more will bring back childhood memories and create new ones.As kids when first discovering reading it was fascinating and exciting to find magazines geared toward younger people. From elementary school through high school there were great publications that made childhood fun. Reminisce about some of the beloved kids and teens magazines as we go way Back In the Day.This week's Road Trip combines a lot of what makes the Holiday Season special. Snow, wide open spaces, a quintessential small town, and of course teddy bears.  The town of Shelburne, Vermont is home to the Vermont Teddy Bear company and is sure to make for a perfect backdrop to December traveling.There will of course be a brand new This Week In History and Time Capsule looking back at a date that will live in infamy.Helpful Links from this Episode(available through Buzzsprout)Purchase Iconic Hotels and Motels of Cape CodBuy Me A Coffee!Wear Your WishKiwi's Kustoms - EtsyDJ Williams MusicKeeKee's Cape Cod KitchenCape Cod National Seashore Photography Book - Christopher SeufertChristopher Setterlund's YouTube ChannelChristopher Setterlund.comThe In My Footsteps Podcast BlogCape Cod True Crime: The Lady of the Dunes & Tony CostaRuth Marie Terry(Lady of the Dunes) - FBI.govPreorder the Lady of the Dunes documentary!Lake Champlain Chamber.orgEdaville.comListen to Episode 95 here.Support the show

So happy to have you back for another episode of NNVoS. Episode 92 for those of you keeping track at home. As promised, we will feature a SMQ from June 29th, 1995. Let’s call this one: AM Gold The usual suspects of yours truly, Ed Mullen, Jack Harte, and Norm comprise the panel. Mike Epstein was producing. The pregame ritual of explaining the rules is here in all its glory and is revisited later for even greater clarification. The Categories: Rock n’ Roll Musical Comedy Jazz/Big Band And the all-new: Bible Songs and Yiddish Freylekhs The prize package ante has been upped. Not only will you receive a Certificate of Award but a much-coveted Peepers Keyring! Later the question arises regarding the keyring supply and what if we run out? Fear not as I put forth the best solution. Another non-musical question is posed: What happens if the Tobin Bridge toll takers run out of change? This discussion was prompted by Norm giving an on-air “hello” to one of them. The game begins a little differently as Ed and Norm give some starting questions before we take calls. AND for RnR it will be multiple choice 70’s theme question night – get 2 out of three and move to the next round! If my count is correct, we took 38 calls. And here now, for your dining and dancing pleasure, are the names: Frank in Leicester Ann in Marlborough Jim from NH Ken in his car Lance from Dorchester Chris from Peabody Linda in Quincy Deedee in W. VA Helene in Belmont Eddie from Attleboro Tom in Fitchburg Brian in Walpole Ruth from Portland ME David in Brookline Mike in PA John from Cleveland Dennis in Beverly Joe from Cambridge Matt in his car Matt from Boston Ladies and gents…Side B Buddy in Belmont Terry from Weymouth Kevin in Lynn Beth in MI Frank in Dorchester Mary from Worcester Doug in Medford Carl Bob in Medford Todd from Walpole John in Arlington Dieter from Maryland John in his car Gloria in Malden Christian from Charlestown Warren in Medford Kevin from Foxborough And Bill in Nashua NH If the Swellness of the quiz wasn’t enough here’s some other highlights: We break for a news update on the The Unabomber...that’s NOT included here! The RnR HoF will be open Labor Day weekend – our caller from Cleveland was not a fan of the building. We get the briefest snippet of a Jordan’s Furniture commercial and then we hear the end of Norm reading all about PowerVites and PowerMate. It’s another classic with Norm advising, “Call the number and ask them what it was I said.” And in a funny turn of events, one of our callers asks Norm about the number! There’s a lovely resort town in the Appalachian Mountains where they take great care of you with clean sheets and feeding you five times a day. A request for Linda Chase to do a SMQ theme. Norm gives us his impression of “the guy with the muscles in his throat” - Vaughn Monroe. Did you know that 4 Certificates of Award is equal to a PhD? And Norm reads a Vermont Teddy Bear commercial that was done with full accompaniment by ‘The Bunch of Hairy Guys.’ Episode 92, AM Gold – a SMQ from June 29th, 1995 is in the cassette deck. Pressing play in 3, 2 and 1. normnathanvos@gmail.com

This week Jon sits down with Cairn Cross, co-founder of FreshTracks Capital in Shelburne VT.  FreshTracks is a venture capital and private equity firm focused on investments in Vermont-based growth companies. Cross sits on the board of multiple Vermont companies including Native Energy, Faraday, and Vermont Teddy Bear, as well as Mamava (previously on Learning Life,) and a board observer for ThinkMD. Cross is also a lecturer at UVM, teaching at the cutting-edge Sustainable Innovation MBA program.  Listen to learn about opportunities abound in the Green Mountain State and the capital behind many of the great businesses you see in Vermont every day.  Learn more at https://www.freshtrackscap.com/

On today's episode of The Follow Up, Eden & Noah are fresh off a family vacation to Vermont, so they chat about time in the lake, ice cream and more. Somehow, they didn't mention the visit to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory, but that was a highlight! You can continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov or in the comments on Apple Podcasts. For more episodes of The Follow Up with Noah and Eden, go to https://vokalnow.com/show/the-follow-up, download the Vokal App, watch on Vokal's Roku channel, or subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you and enjoy!

On today's episode of The Follow Up, Eden & Noah are fresh off a family vacation to Vermont, so they chat about time in the lake, ice cream and more. Somehow, they didn't mention the visit to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory, but that was a highlight! You can continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov or in the comments on Apple Podcasts. For more episodes of The Follow Up with Noah and Eden, go to https://vokalnow.com/show/the-follow-up, download the Vokal App, watch on Vokal's Roku channel, or subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you and enjoy!

On today's episode of The Follow Up, Eden & Noah are fresh off a family vacation to Vermont, so they chat about time in the lake, ice cream and more. Somehow, they didn't mention the visit to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory, but that was a highlight! You can continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov or in the comments on Apple Podcasts. For more episodes of The Follow Up with Noah and Eden, go to https://vokalnow.com/show/the-follow-up, download the Vokal App, watch on Vokal's Roku channel, or subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you and enjoy!

On today's episode of The Follow Up, Eden & Noah are fresh off a family vacation to Vermont, so they chat about time in the lake, ice cream and more. Somehow, they didn't mention the visit to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory, but that was a highlight! You can continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov or in the comments on Apple Podcasts. For more episodes of The Follow Up with Noah and Eden, go to https://vokalnow.com/show/the-follow-up, download the Vokal App, watch on Vokal's Roku channel, or subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you and enjoy!

On today's episode of The Follow Up, Eden & Noah are fresh off a family vacation to Vermont, so they chat about time in the lake, ice cream and more. Somehow, they didn't mention the visit to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory, but that was a highlight! You can continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov or in the comments on Apple Podcasts. For more episodes of The Follow Up with Noah and Eden, go to https://vokalnow.com/show/the-follow-up, download the Vokal App, watch on Vokal's Roku channel, or subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you and enjoy!

On today's episode of The Follow Up, Eden & Noah are fresh off a family vacation to Vermont, so they chat about time in the lake, ice cream and more. Somehow, they didn't mention the visit to the Vermont Teddy Bear factory, but that was a highlight! You can continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov or in the comments on Apple Podcasts. For more episodes of The Follow Up with Noah and Eden, go to https://vokalnow.com/show/the-follow-up, download the Vokal App, watch on Vokal's Roku channel, or subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you and enjoy!

After a major software implementation, how do you deal with issues that inevitably crop up? Katie Langrock, VP of Operations at Vermont Teddy Bear and a panelist on this topic at Ecommerce Operations Summit 2021 (Aug. 17-18, Gaylord Opreyland, Nashville), talks about her team's ERP journey in this MCM CommerceChat podcast. The post Ecommerce Operations Software: After the Go Live appeared first on Multichannel Merchant.

"Vermont's Own" NASCAR Star Kevin Lepage joins Tom and Justin to discuss how his start in racing lead to a huge family rift, his first win being the Milk Bowl and why teaming with Mark Martin and Jeff Burton wasn't what he thought it would be like... From being spied on in his shop to getting a Vermont Teddy Bear for Dale Earnhardt, all that and more on this episode of Uncommon Deeds!

Allegory Handcrafted Goods co-founder Chad Schumacher joins John Williams to share a new development in their production. Listen in while Chad tells us about Jen Ellis and her released partnership with Vermont Teddy Bear to make the mittens and how Allegory will be capping their project after only a few dozen more orders in order to […]

Allegory Handcrafted Goods co-founder Chad Schumacher joins John Williams to share a new development in their production. Listen in while Chad tells us about Jen Ellis and her released partnership with Vermont Teddy Bear to make the mittens and how Allegory will be capping their project after only a few dozen more orders in order to […]

Bill Shouldice is the CEO and joins The Morning Drive by phone to discuss how VTBC has fared through the pandemic. Bill also participated on Gov. Scott's task force to reopen Vermont so he has unique insight into the process. Bill was also previously Sec. of Commerce under Gov. Howard Dean so you'll hear a perspective that is unique in understanding business and government and how they operate during this time.

Alyson Steel is an imaging and commercial, voice and on camera actor. She's a graduate of the “Famed” high school of Performing Arts in New York City. Alyson is the voice of Norms, Pajamagram, Vermont Teddy Bear, and TVG Networks. You can hear her image the Rick Dees Weekly Top 40, Flashback with Matt Pinfield and on stations around the country and world. On this episode of Benztown Stories Loren chats with Alyson about... What song and soap opera character Alyson named her kids after. Her move from New York to L.A. Yoga. The "Law of Attraction" ABOUT THIS EPISODE'S GUEST: Web: alysonsteel.com Twitter: twitter.com/alysteel Facebook: facebook.com/AlysonSteelVoiceOver Instagram: instagram.com/alysonsteel ABOUT THE PODCAST: Benztown Voiceover Stories is brought to you by Benztown branding and podcast services and hosted by Loren Kling with Alan Ng. ABOUT BENZTOWN: Benztown is a leading international radio imaging, production library, programming, jingles and voiceover services company with over 2,300 affiliations on six different continents. We provide custom VO and imaging across all formats, including commercial VO and copywriting. Benztown Radio Networks produces, markets and distributes high-quality programming and services to radio stations around the world. In 2017, Benztown was named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 by Inc. magazine for the fifth consecutive year as one of America’s Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies. Twitter: @benztownpodcast Web: benztown.com

In this episode, Drew shares his favorite resources and private equity investment contacts. Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher EXCLUSIVE RESOURCE: Prefer to read rather than listen? the text transcribe from this episode. Highlights A few names to file away and pull-out when you're looking to sell Links / Resources Brian Colton, Brooklyn-Equity Carson Biederman, Digital Fuel Capital Tom Clark, Comvest Dominic Ang, Turn/River Capital Kingswood Partners Me Chris Yates, Rhodium Weekend Empire Flippers,  Justin Cooke Quiet Light Podcast, Episodes two and eight Transcript Prefer to read rather than listen to the podcast episode? No problem, you can and I will send it to you as a PDF. Read The Transcript: Hey, everybody. It's Drew Sanocki with the Nerd Marketing Podcast. We are talking about buying and selling businesses in this short web series if you will. This one, this episode, is the final one. Here I kind of want to open up my contacts to you and walk you through some people who are doing some interesting buying of businesses like yours, so these are ... Just file it away. If you hope to sell someday, these are some of the people who may be interested in buying your business, whether you run a SaaS company or a direct-to-consumer brand. I'm going to give you some resources here, and also just want to make it clear that it's not what you know; it's who you know. Part of fetching a good valuation and being able to sell your business or raise money for your business is knowing the kind of people who would love to own your business, right? Because these buyers, these funds come in a million different flavors. What we want to focus on here is not Robert Smith and Vista Capital. He's going for the billion-dollar SaaS companies. I want to talk about people who are playing in our space, direct-to-consumer and for smaller companies. First up is a friend of mine over in Brooklyn. His name's Brian Colton. He runs Brooklyn Equities. Brooklyn Equities is his vehicle for buying just solid, good direct-to-consumer brands. He owns one called Sherrill Tree that I want to say he bought back when it was doing about $1 million in revenue and is now at $40 million in revenue. I mean, he's just had a couple big success stories. Those numbers, don't quote me on them. I'm just trying to give you a sense of what he buys. His typical checks are typically $5 to $15 million, so he writes checks that size in return for which he wants majority ownership of the company. He'll take a board seat. He's targeting growth-ready companies that are doing under $5 million in EBITDA. I would also say I've seen him go after companies that are high in recurring revenue, often from B2B, so it could be an e-commerce company with a strong B2B play. I mentioned Sherrill Tree, so they do arborist equipment, so again, lots of B2B buyers, which means high recurring revenue, which means lower risk in the business as I went over a couple of episodes ago. So, his name's Brian. He's at brooklyn-equity.com. I am an operating partner with him on his funds, so feel free to reach out to me with any questions about Brooklyn Equities. Number two would be Carson Biederman at Digital Fuel Capital. Carson's up in Boston, another friend of mine. Great photographer and great ... just really sharp digital marketing mind. Again, probably goes after deals of the same size. I would say Carson a little bit more likes companies with passionate customers where content can play really well. He's got ski.com. He's got a couple sports apparel companies where there's a passionate user base. He sees that as a differentiator versus Amazon. He also owns Vermont Teddy Bear, which is a brand a lot of us are familiar with. I've certainly heard of them, growing up in the Northeast. Carson's operation is a little bit different at Digital Fuel Capital because he is growing an internal team of operators and marketers,

From Dilettante To Turnaround Artist: Elisabeth (Liz) Robert is the former CEO of Vermont Teddy Bear & now Owner/CEO of Terry Bicycles. 'Start-up entrepreneur’, 'business executive', ‘going-private’, ‘turn-around artist’, ‘relocation-preneur’ and real estate developer, from  startups to publicly traded corporations  - there are very few Vermont business environments and challenges Liz has not mastered.

John shares what it took for him to go from no sales to being valued at $120 million dollars with a Teddy Bear company he started in the streets of Vermont. Join the hundreds of entrepreneurs and business owners around the world being taught by John and Myke. Sign up today: http://www.HundredGrandPlan.com

One of us two Bed Vloggers is a movie geek [hint a BIG movie geek], so Bed Vlogs is big fans of Brandon Hardesty's movie impersonations. We had to say hi and congratulations as well as do a scene impersonation with our new Vermont Teddy Bear friends.