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Reason #21 everyone is staring at us: Because we have a special bond over theatre (we even spell it the fancy way) that goes back to our childhood. While Erin is much more experienced and seasoned than O'Dell, they still have some great memories of shows they've done - especially the community theatre productions that they did together. Where are our theatre nerds at?Become a Member: https://whyareyoustaring.com/index.php/membership/Sign up for our monthly newsletter: https://whyareyoustaring.com/index.php/newsletter/Check out our website at: https://whyareyoustaring.com for more information about the show, merch links and more.If you have a question, a confession or something else that you'd like to share with us, send us a message to letstalk@whyareyoustaring.com Follow us: https://beacons.page/everyoneisstaring

While Erin's away, Mordy Oberstein and Carolyn Lyden take the mic and cover four new developments in the Google ecosystem. We cover Fake News sites, journalist bios, FAQs in snippets and, drum roll, the Core Web Vitals algorithm update! [00:05:44] Study asserts a ton of Google's ad traffic is coming from fake news sites [00:12:14] Google wants to bridge the gap between content and writer [00:17:44] We're going to start seeing fewer FAQ drop downs in snippets [00:21:31] The Page Experience (Core Web Vitals) update is rolling out now!

Rachel and Erin Alder are a married couple from Seattle. Shortly after they met they became entangled in a situation within AA where their vulnerabilities were being used to control their behavior by a controlling sponsor. In Rachel's case, the vulnerability that was exploited was undiagnosed mental illness, specifically Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. While Erin’s biggest vulnerability became whether the marriage was dependent on continued work with this manipulative group leader. Eventually, Rachel and Erin were able to break free from the exploitation of the invasive sponsor and her high-demand group. They share with Rachel the details of how they were pulled into this controlling situation and describe the fears that kept them there for 7 years. In our third and final episode with Rachel and Erin, they conclude the story of their experiences in a high control AA group. They discuss the difficulties of leaving the group and the after-effects they felt once they finally left it behind. Before You Go: Rachel emphasizes the importance of taking breaks from high control groups. She explains how it gives your mind a chance to reset and gain a new perspective. Thanks to our newest Patrons: Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Sherry Agee, Gina Claborn and, Connie Scum!! To help support the show monthly and sign up for cool Indoctrination stickers and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Want to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link! http://www.paypal.me/indoctriNATION You can always help the show for free by leaving us a review on Apple/iTunes, it really helps the visibility of the show! To read more of Rachel's thoughts on AA check out this article in Filter Magazine: https://filtermag.org/deprogramming-from-aa-when-a-fellowship-resembles-a-cult/

It's likely that every single human on this planet needs some dose of therapy right now. For some, professional help is necessary. But for many others, it may be as simple as crowdsourcing their therapy.  We can all be part of each other's therapeutic regimen if we just slow down, ask better questions, and understand that we can all be part of the bigger solution - at work and everywhere. We hope this week's episode does that, in multiple ways, for you.  This week, Erin Hatzikostas and Nicole Licata Grant start by celebrating the b Cause podcast's two-year anniversay! Nicole tells us about her semi-unplanned birthday extravaganza weekend, swimming backstroke through hummus, overshadowing Easter and church visits for delicious Italian market food. Erin gives a quick look into her taxes this year and how her business is fairing, in the spirit of sharing her journey truthfully. Nicole coaches her through it, and they both agree that the investment will certainly pay off one day.  This starts a discussion around embarrassment and shame and broader issues of mental health. Nicole mentions that the "coffee talk therapy" is gone from many people's lives now with Covid, and how people are now struggling to put words to their feelings. And with a rise in domestic abuse, gender abuse, and LGBTQ abuse, Nicole has added some links to resources where anyone can go to look for help or peace of mind, or even just a conversation, to help with these difficult times.  Erin wants us to slow down and ask more mindful questions. For example, stop asking "How are you today?" and instead ask "How are you on a scale of 1-10?". She thinks the first is an exercise in futility, whereas the second is a great foundation for a conversation and an entry point to help people when they most need it.  Nicole thinks the workforce is lacking a culture of accountability lately, with everyone working remotely. While Erin mentions the upcoming talent she thinks companies will face in the near future.  RESOURCES FOR MORE HELP: SAMHSA National Disaster Distress Helpline. 1-800-985-5990 National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8225) Covenant House Nine Line: 24-Hour teen crisis line. 1-800-999-9999 Crisis Text Line: Text HELLO to 741-741 LGBTQ: The Trevor Lifeline: 1-866-488-7386 Trans Crisis Line: 1-877-565-8860 National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673   If you like jammin' with us on the podcast, b sure to join us for more fun and inspiration! Here are some options... Follow Nicole on LinkedIn:   Follow Erin on LinkedIn:   Check out the b BRILLIANT career coaching program @   b Cause Podcast Facebook group @   We even share more crazy stuff here (you probably thought that was impossible). Get your own copy of Erin's book by searching "You Do You Ish" in amazon or going to   Take our simple, fun and insightful "What Kind of Dog Are You At Work?" by going to   We have so much fun stuff going on...we wouldn't want you to miss out - join the authenticity movement and our community by adding your email just about anywhere @   Check out our blog for more of our no-BS career advice @   We have fun and inspiring t-shirts @ DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.  Tweetable Comments: "I don't have time to go to church, but I do have time to go to every single Italian market." "so I went to all the markets, got all the food, flirted with all the guys at the meat counter." "I wanted to backstroke through the hummus and make angels in it." "Sometimes I'm not looking for solutions. I just want to talk through things." "It comes back to community. How do we serve each other?"  "We may be energized. We may not be energized. We may want to punch energized people in the face. Who knows?" "I think this will be a test for the authenticness of authenticity." "Companies are going to face the biggest talent war they've ever faced." "I have to stop showing up where I'm needed. I have to show up where I'm loved." "Go forth, process, and prosper."

Rachel and Erin Alder are a married couple from Seattle. Shortly after they met they became entangled in a situation within AA where their vulnerabilities were being used to control their behavior by a controlling sponsor. In Rachel's case, the vulnerability that was exploited was undiagnosed mental illness, specifically Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. While Erin’s biggest vulnerability became whether the marriage was dependent on continued work with this manipulative group leader. Eventually, Rachel and Erin were able to break free from the exploitation of the invasive sponsor and her high-demand group. They share with Rachel the details of how they were pulled into this controlling situation and describe the fears that kept them there for 7 years. Throughout this first part of a 3 part story, Rachel offers insights into the manipulative tactics used by this sponsor that are so common amongst high control groups. Before You Go: Rachel explains how manipulators can use a sort of unwanted reciprocity, with claims of personal sacrifice for your benefit. She breaks down how they often disguise their intentions of guilting you into compliance as an innocuous social construct of genuine reciprocity. Thanks to our newest Patron Angelica Ceniceros!! To help support the show monthly and sign up for cool Indoctrination stickers and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Want to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link! www.paypal.me/indoctriNATION

In today’s world, trying to get married has become... a hot mess. So, to all the COVID brides to have been, grooms and wedding professionals: you’re not alone. Welcome to Bride To Have Been, a StudioPod original podcast hosted by Emily Lewis, with the purpose of building a community by sharing the reality of this new normal in the wedding industry. On this week's episode, Emily interviews Erin Stubblefield of Erin Stubblefield Weddings and Portraiture. Erin is a Chicago and St. Louis-based wedding photography studio but is available worldwide. Her and her team specialize in documentary fine art wedding photography with a real and timeless aesthetic. Erin’s professional career started at the University of Missouri, where she graduated with a degree in photojournalism.  After working for newspapers across the country, Erin’s passion for photojournalism and portraiture came together when she founded her company. While Erin loves nothing more than to document the celebration of love and beginning of marriage, her 2020 was rocked by the pandemic... or was it? Although she lost her team, she show resilience and was able to find ways to break even with the year prior. Tune in to listen how she was able to do so. Thanks for listening! Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/bridetohavebeen (Instagram) and feel free to send us your COVID wedding stories. Bride To Have Been is a podcast brought to you by https://www.giveagiftpod.com/ (GiftPod) and produced at https://www.studiopodsf.com/ (StudioPod). Edits were made at https://nodalab.com/ (Nodalab) and music was produced by https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ugRqsUUkY3Dxc35llDO07?si=4eTLwb3CT_SDuXuBbEDNAw (GaryOAKland). Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and share with all of your fellow brides.

While Erin is still recuperating from COVID19, Mary Payne talks to the hilarious and blunt Kate Casey about Life After Lockup and the season finale of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way. Kate, as always, does not hold back and gives her opinion on the sadness and darkness that is Life After Lockup. As for 90 Day Fiancé, Kate is sick of seeing Jenny and Sumit on her screen, worries that Ari wasn’t holding baby Avi properly in the child carrier and dashes Mary Payne’s hopes that Kenny and Armando will really make it! Listen to Kate’s podcast, Reality Life with Kate Casey, and follow her @KateCaseyCA on instagram, @katecasey on Twitter.Visit the Pink Shade MERCH STORE - NEW P.S. LOGO items, tons of 90 Day merch, Real Housewives items & more! Join our Hey Bunkie Patreon Page for Erin & Mary Payne's bonus show recaps every week: Patreon.com/heybunkieJoin our Pink Shade Patreon Page for extra chats, recaps of documentaries, book reviews, personal stories & more: Patreon.com/pinkshade Join the closed Facebook group: Pink ShadeFollow us on Twitter & Instagram @pinkshadepodTune into The Jenny McCarthyShow on ch109 of SiriusXM Stars Fridays for Erin & Jenny recapping Housewives & 90 Day! Subscribe to Payne In The Pod on iTunes or anywhere you listen to podcasts Subscribe to Cult Talk with Erin Martin on iTunes - or anywhere you find podcastsCult Talk Social Media links - Twitter @CultTalk / Instagram @culttalk / Facebook Group: Cult Talk with Erin Martin See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we get to hear from Erin Levzow, the new Vice President of Marketing Technology at Del Taco. While Erin has been with the brand for only two months, her role has been specially crafted to focus on digital transformation and adapting to the new realities of the COVID pandemic. Having worked in a marketing capacity for numerous restaurants and hospitality institutions, Erin has a wealth of experience and expertise to bring to the Del Taco table. She talks to Rob about where the company is positioned in the Mexican food market compared to Taco Bell and Chipotle – their biggest competitors – and how they are pivoting in the context of the pandemic and with the recent return of CMO Tim Hackbardt. After touching on the company’s existing tech stack, Erin shares what she is focusing on for 2021 and highlights the importance of different software working well together, which seems to be an ongoing challenge to even the biggest brands.

While Erin nurses a surprise hangover, and Kristin basks in the silence of an empty house, we talk about COVID tests, family camp, awkward conversations, and back to school plans.

While Erin was in the midst of grieving her traumatic loss, Steve was about to walk into one of his own. He and his wife Wendy went to bed one night just like any other happily married couple, but Wendy never woke up. In the second part of their conversation with Davey, Steve shares his story and the couple shares how they found each other in the wake of unimaginable tragedy and what God has done in their lives since.

Today, Chalene interviews Erin Sanderson (founder of lifestyle brand, Fit Rocker Chick). While Erin’s passion is singing with her band, she realized that particular lifestyle didn’t fit the vision she had for an all-around healthy family life. In this episode, Chalene and Erin discuss: the details on how Erin grew her brand, the importance of building your own brand, what it means to be a true entrepreneur, the risk involved with only one stream of income, when and how to change course with no plan, and so much more! You’ll totally love Erin’s no BS approach to life and see why she has helped thousands of women become the best versions of themselves! We’d also like to proudly mention that she is one of Chalene’s very successful Marketing Impact Academy students! Links from today’s episode: Learn more about Erin at fitrockerchick.com   Follow Erin on Instagram at fitrockerchick Go to Erin’s Live Event fitrockerchick.com/LiveEvent Learn about the Marketing Impact Academy Get Coached by Chalene and Bret!!! Learn more about Push Goal Coaching Go to Chalene.com/MyThing and see what your passion or hidden talents are!! Get Your Free Report by going to IGHACKS Check out the How To Hire Course Leave Chalene a Voicemail review or question for a chance to win a gift  HERE Hey Sasha!!! Email me at Kristin@chalenejohnson.com and be sure to send your address!!      Stop dieting & start living:  www.131Method.com Get the 131 Book!!!   Here’s The System I Use Every Day to be More Organized & Crazy Productive: www.pushjournal.com   Sign Up For MY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a ridiculously amazing fun-filled life!   Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes!!!  Subscribe to The Chalene Show!!! Join our NEW, awesome PodSquad on Facebook here!   Get episode show notes here: www.chalenejohnson.com/podcast    Connect with me on your fav social platform: Chalene: SnapChat: ChaleneOfficial    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Chalene      Instagram: www.Instagram.com/ChaleneJohnson    Twitter: www.Twitter.com/ChaleneJohnson TikTok: @chaleneOfficial Brock: Instagram: @Brock11Johnson TikTock: @brock11johnnson   Hey! Send me a tweet & tell me what you think about the show! (Use the Hashtag) #BuildYourTribe so I know you’re a homie! XOXO Chalene

In today's episode, two adult siblings, Erin Meyers and Brett Jones, reflect on their experience with classical Christian education and its impact on their lives today. While Erin attended public school and Brett attended Faith Christian School in Roanoke,Va. they both see the value that CCE has for real world living. They discuss everything from diversity and freedom of thought to how to read statistics and building a framework of faith. Parents, teachers, and administrators, here are two real world examples of how classical Christian is making a significant difference in the lives of alumni.

And now the true test of Jimmy's ability to deliver a punchline! While Erin takes some sips, will Jimmy's jokes be good enough to cause Erin to have a spit take on Dave?

Jack Crandall – Brett Randy Anders – Kurt Erin Shaughnessy – John GM – Neil Once they arrive at the outskirts of the village Erin and Randy don’t see anyone or anything moving. Moving up cautiously they see blood in the square and on a few of the cabins so they decide to walk the perimeter to see what they can find. They are able to befriend a dog that was locked in one of the cabins and also find a journal. The journal says that people have been going missing and that two hunters found a “creature” eating one of the missing townsfolk. They move on to another cabin with a barking dog looking for survivors. They dog backs away, growling but they are able to coax it to take some food and back him down. It seems like the dog is protecting the pantry and when Erin opens the door he finds a young girl named Sophia. She wants to know where her mommy and daddy are and says some people went off with Reverend Joaquin into the forest. While Erin makes food Randy heads off to the little church. The chapel itself looks pretty normal but when Randy enters the rectory it looks more like an abattoir then a place of worship. There are parts of different people strewn about the bloodied room. Luckily Randy also finds the Reverend’s journal where he speaks about finding a strange set of bones in the forest. The Reverend comes to a revelation that he must consume the flesh of his congregation to save them. With darkness encroaching Randy and Erin quickly investigate the other cabin and prepare Sophia’s cabin for a siege. https://www.birdscoffeecompany.com/coffees/legends-of-tabletop-legendary-brew Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

This week, the crew mutinies against the normal hosts of the show and broadcasts some pirate Warped radio. We take some shots at the Spartans now that they aren't around to defend themselves. Jake gets scatty about Scotty, Erin explores the navel while waiting for her new vacuum, and talks about her adventure in rehabilitating Bosley, our sometimes podcast mascot. While Erin is away, the boys sneak in some Dungeons & Dragons talk, but we all reconvene to chat about the Cats musical movie, Dr. Pimple Popper, cat dads, prom jams, Sonic the Hedgehog, and fine custom jewelry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While Erin is away we have Chad draw out a review of Man×Koi Ero Manga de Hajimaru Koi no Plot. Talking Points: All about plot, Hentai details, Bear cave vagina, Cleavage foreshadowing, Thigh religion, Door spring penis, Quantity quality & thickness of cum, Hongry, Excretion power, Honest dick judge, Pusshy, Permanent Viagra, Deep character development, Phantom erection, Calamity Cock. Music by Snortrax  

Its Cinco de Self-Care and in honor of the 5th of May this episode is scratching the surface on the number 5. Whether you're recovering from one to many tequila shots or balancing your chi with bachata, you're going to want to listen. While Erin is far from a mathematician and in fact still can't tell you what PEMDAS stood for, she jumps about of her comfort zone to bring light to the vibrational and frequencies associated with Numerology. Five is the number of humanity and represents the elements of our collective experience. The conversation touches on discovering your birth code, numerical triads and five in the tarot. One thing is for sure, this is not your mama's discussion on numbers.Send Questions or Drop a Line to: erin@thestonefx.comSlide into those DMs at: @stonefxBook Appointments or Learn More at: www.thestonefx.com Support the show (http://www.thestonefx.com)

Happy Feminist Wednesday, Bettys! Erin & Diana have more questions than answers as they dive into the surreal and intriguing world of Netflix’s Russian Doll. While Erin loved the show from the first frame, Diana does some soul searching to uncover why she struggled to connect to Natasha Lyonne. Plus: the gals make predictions for […]

Jack Crandall – Brett Randy Anders – Kurt Erin Shaughnessy – John GM – Neil Randy and Erin are still at the Duke’s party as Jack makes his way over. They exchange information and Jack suggests putting a go pro in the Duke’s room to see what turns up. Randy grabs a camera from the room and Erin stashes it in a plant, afterwards they go back to their room to sleep. In the morning they head down to breakfast and review the footage from the camera. The Duke leaves quite early in the morning and that’s all they see. Jack tells them about the lake house he saw when he was out with the Countess last night and they decide to check it out. Trying to be inconspicuous, they wander the grounds a little bit before going over to get a closer look at the lake house. Erin notices that it appears someone has knocked off their boots outside the door. The door is locked but Jack tries the window and it opens just enough for Erin to squeeze through. Unfortunately while he’s worming his way in he smashes out one of the panes of glass. While Erin is investigating inside he finds some loose floor boards and evidence that people have gone down. https://squareup.com/store/thing-12-games Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order https://www.birdscoffeecompany.com/coffees/legends-of-tabletop-legendary-brew Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

While Erin was out sick, Paul was joined by two of SYN 90.7's best Aussie music and film experts, Niamh and Bec. Using their expertise from The Hoist, the gang explored SLiDE, Napoleon, Tomorrow When The War Began, Gurrumul, The Sapphires.

Tahme's 9 year old nephew, Trevor, gets his first cell phone and wants to create his own gaming YouTube channel. Boy do they grow up fast. Trevor wants Tahme to make his own YouTube channel, but Tahme doesn't know what his channel would be about... or does he? Apparently 2010 was a big year for Tahme. While Erin is stuck being old fashioned, Tahme and Camm use their phones to track important dates and events happening. Erin enters a mysterious contest. Everyone discusses their view on whether or not taking a vacation is a form of self abuse or not which leads to talking about Dasani containing salt! Wut? Erin shares her thoughts on where vanilla flavoring comes from. Find out what Camm does to take pills.   What does Tom Hanks have anything to do with this?   You can follow us on Twitter: @TEPodcast118 Facebook: www.facebook.com/tepodcast118 tumblr: tepodcast118.tumblr.com   Follow Tahme Twitter: @i_Am_Remix Instagram: @i_Am_Remix   Follow Erin Twitter: @mimi_bertolini Instagram: @yawnic_youth Snapchat: erin_bertolini   Follow Camm Facebook: Camm Lewis Twitter: @Blackeyychannn Instagram: @blackeyychann tumblr: blackeychann.tumblr.com PSN: Cammasorous Twitch: Blackeyychann   You can also contact us directly via email tepodcast118@gmail.com

My guest today is Erin Weed. After a tragic death of a friend, Erin founded Girls Fight Back! A women’s self-defense and personal safety organization. Erin traveled the U.S. speaking on college campuses and keeping the memory of her murdered friend alive through awareness. Erin wouldn’t consider herself an entrepreneur, but an activist that built a business out of her passion project. During today’s episode, Erin tells me about the growth of Girls Fight Back and how she was able to take the business internationally. She also shares why she made the decision to sell the company and move on to the next stage of her life. Businesses can easily become the cornerstone of someone’s identity or purpose. Erin’s story is a great example of out-growing a business and knowing when to let it go. What you will learn about: Why Erin founded Girls Fight Back. How partnerships with martial art and self-defense programs helped get Erin her audience. The personal effect her friend’s death had on Erin. How Girls Fight Back became international. How Erin structured one of her seminars and presentations. What exactly did Erin sell to her buyer? The danger of letting your business become your identity. The process Erin went through to sell her business. The personal changes she went under during this process. Mistakes that Erin made early on in the business. Erin’s new business Evoso and her DIG process. Erin’s advice to our listeners. What are you passionate about in your life? What social issues ring near and dear to your heart? What if a past tragedy is the exact impetus you need to get your enterprise up and running? Today’s guest shows us exactly how you can be both a social justice warrior and still run a cash-positive business. Erin Weed talks about making a legacy out of her friend’s tragic murder by building a business devoted to helping women live a life without fear where they can defend themselves if necessary and have the tools they need to succeed. What has your business done for others today? Enterprise by Surprise So many entrepreneurs don’t choose this path. Most fall into entrepreneurship by accident. If there’s an exposed market niche or an under-serviced segment, you can bet an entrepreneur will find a way to fulfill that need. One trend we don’t see enough of is businesses that are created to help a social issue or injustice get resolved. Today’s guest did exactly that: created a business to resolve a social injustice (women who live life in fear that they will be attacked and therefore pass on major life opportunities that their male peers do not have to due to considerations of personal safety). In Erin’s own words, “Girls Fight Back gives women’s safety and self defense seminars at high schools and colleges across the world. We also have a product line that all supports that messaging.” So not only did she establish a business that would help thousands of women across the globe, but she also managed to make it a profitable business that could be sold to another like-minded ‘activist entrepreneur’. The lesson here is that you never know who has been affected by a tragedy like yours and who could benefit from your healing process. While Erin has extrapolated this experience and grew beyond her initial need to be

Erin O'Neil explains why she started Broad Conversations, and how she manages depression and anxiety by turning her negative feelings about world events into productive, warm, and encouraging action that inspires other women to do the same. Erin is a great example of "being the change you want to see in the world" - there's a lot of wisdom in her outlook and actions. While Erin didn't start BroadConversations.com with a work focus in mind, her events are instructive on the importance of building networks, learning to trust and use our voices, and how diverse teams can benefit all organizations.  

On this episode of Secrets to Real Estate Investing host Holly is joined by Erin Pullins. Erin joins Holly to discuss how she finds her deals in the market where deals aren’t as plentiful as they once were.  Erin started her career out of college in financial services, while she did love this field she wanted to have the background because she knew that she didn’t want to do it forever but she did want to learn all that she could. Erin worked in financial services for 8 years before her and her husband had their first child, after their first child was born she went back to work part-time until the couple had their second child. After the birth of their second child Erin found it to be much more difficult to work and take care of the family so she quit her job to take care of the babies. While both her and her husband were working they started buying and renting properties and once her youngest was in preschool they started flipping properties. Both Holly and Erin boast the love that they have for the flexibility that their real estate journey has afforded them.  Holly asks Erin to share the story of her first flip. Erin and her husband partnered with someone who had experience for their first flip which Erin says did not go so well. The person that they flipped with was a member that they were in a mastermind group with; in retrospect Erin says that this member was someone that they didn’t know very well and other members also didn’t know this person very well. The deal was structured so that Erin and her husband were to bring in the money for gap funding, the amount of money that the hard money loan does not cover - Erin and her husband brought the money for gap funding. Long story short Erin says that her and her husband lost $50,000 on the deal because the person that they partnered with was getting paid all along the way and was not passing the money down through the partnership. While Erin and her husband did lose a lot of money from this deal they both felt that it was a learning experience and they have not let this happen to them again they also knew that this bad experience would not make them quit because they knew the lifestyle that real estate investing offered was one that they really wanted. Holly reminds listeners of one of her favorite quotes “it’s not you win or lose, it’s you win or learn” because at the end of the day each experience is one to learn from.  The next deal that Erin and her husband did was one that came from an agent that they work with a lot and one that they trusted. This deal came to them because the deal was brought to them and it was already ready to go. Holly asks Erin how she finds her deals - Erin says that 50% of them come from realtors and the others still come from the MLS. While neither Erin or her husband are licensed agents they do a lot of the searching on their own and Erin says that she favors Redfin to look for deals because of the way that they lay out the information which Erin feels is much friendlier and easier to read than the MLS.  Holly asks Erin what her strategy is when she gets her deals from realtors. Holly says that a lot of time realtors will set investors up on an auto email for deals similar to the ones that are sent to those for people who are looking to own and occupy the home. Holly reminds listeners that this can be frustrating for investors because the realtor often times does not even check out the information that is being sent out on these auto emails. Erin shares that her strategy when working with real estate agents is that she talks to the listing agent. On one property Erin called the listing agent and was told that he couldn’t represent her and connected Erin with a colleague that specialized in working with investors. This agent has now become an agent that Erin and her husband work with often because this agent knows the specifics that they are looking for and sends them exactly what they want which is helpful because ther

Welcome to the Where Else to Go podcast where we talk about where to go - and where else to go - whether that's across town or around the world. This week's episode features Erin Bender talking about her hometown of Perth,  the capital and largest city of the Australian state of Western Australia. While Erin and her family spend most of their lives on the road, they've been traveling non-stop for over four years, she was quite willing to dish about home. She says: Perth is a place no one visits in Australia on the West Coast. And the place people don’t even realize that they are missing. White beaches, some of the most beautiful wildlife in the world and home to some of the best wine in Australia. Take a listen and learn why Erin thinks Perth is so special. Erin Bender has been traveling the world with her family since May 2012. It's an open-ended, unplanned, round-the-world trip discovering amazing places for families. They have stayed in hostels and 5-star luxury resorts, traveled on scooters and cruise liners, danced with leprechauns and abseiled cliffs. Her children have been singled out by Forbes as the some of the World’s Most Well Travelled Kids. The kids enjoy travel as much as Erin and her husband, Josh, and don’t want to stop. You can follow the adventures of the Benders at Travel with Bender. Connect with her on social:  Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Google+, and LinkedIn. You might also enjoy their YouTube channel. Thanks for joining us. If you want to make sure you get every episode of the podcast, you can subscribe via iTunes or Google Play. The biggest way you can help support this podcast is to subscribe, followed by leaving a rating and review. I'm still very new to the podcasting platform and appreciate your support. Please come back next week to join us talking about where to go. . . and where else to go, whether that’s across town or around the world. And hey, take a minute and leave a comment below about where else you want to go.

While Erin is on a business trip, Courtney returns with Andrew to answer a listener question about formats and budgets as an MtG parent, and the two tell the story of how their son impacted their Magic playing both before and after his arrival.

While Erin is away on assignment in Tokyo, Parvati takes over with the help of a very special co-host, John Fincher (aka the hot rocket scientist she played with on Survivor: Samoa). On this week's episode of Post Tribal , Parvati and John are putting the self-professed Queen of Ponderosa, Kass, in the hot seat and finding out what we didn't see in the episode. What does she have to say about Tasha? And how does she feel about Spencer turning on her after she saved him?

Find Erin here: Website //  Facebook // Instagram // Twitter // Pinterest Erin Dollar is the designer and maker behind Cotton & Flax. With a background in fine art printmaking, Erin brings a simple, modern aesthetic vision to Cotton & Flax, which she founded in 2012. After studying fine art printmaking at UC Santa Cruz, Erin continued her studio practice and produced artworks on paper in Portland, Oregon. She began a series of experimental printmaking projects on textiles in 2010, and spent two years refining her aesthetic vision and perfecting printing processes before founding Cotton & Flax as a permanent home for her designs. In today's episode Erin shares her definition of success, her fear about finding fellow handmade shop owners when she moved to Los Angeles, CA, why meeting other small business owners is so important and so much more. "For me feeling successful is feeling like you're moving in the right direction or feeling like you are making progress. Being able to look in the rearview mirror and say, oh you know, I've gotten a lot done. Even just today or this month. Those small moves forward build into something a lot bigger." Erin shares why she thinks it is so important NOT to compare yourself, or your business to others.  This is something we all need to be constantly reminded of. "Don't compare your business and your life with the perception of what you think others quality of life is." While Erin is a bit more introverted than most may think she shares why owning your business means you need to be more of an extrovert and why making connections, networking, and collaborating is good for your your business. "When you're running a business you have to be more extroverted. You have to be willing to kind of network and connect with other people in your community and in your field."