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-Despite reports, Sip says the Athletic Director position at Nebraska is far from decided. Jamie Pollard (Iowa State), Trev Alberts (UNO), Matt Davison, Ed Stewart, etc are all in play. -What would Nebraska look like under Pollard? Would Matt “Knute” Campbell-Rockne be soon to follow if Frost underperforms in year 4? Show sponsored by GANA […]

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Would Matt and Kate spongebathe Arnold Schwarzenegger? Why are meteorologists denied access to radio station playlists? What would you do with that big fat butt? The answers to these questions, plus Kate's reaction to the addition of "supposably" to the dictionary, in today's show.

Would Matt catch your eye in real life or would you think...we're from different universes and walk away?We critique Victoria's villain mindgames and psychoanalyze everyone including ourselves...join us or perish alone forever!Thank you for joining us on this journey…@dr.brookebundy  @jackicalleiro @icantbeliveitsnotbachelorette

The IBM Blockchain Pulse has had the privilege of hosting several returning guests this season but few have worked in industries as heavily impacted by COVID-19 as our guests today; Matt Zarracina and Ken Lesnik, the founders of True Tickets.   While the live events business has been upended during the pandemic, True Tickets mission has remained totally unchanged. Their work to push clients and customers further into the realm of digital ticketing has never been more relevant.   In their last episode together a year and a half ago, Matt and Ken shared how they transitioned from a B2C company to a B2B company. In this episode, in the midst of the COVID-era, they focus on how all the ways in which their own business has adapted and evolved — and, of course, how the larger blockchain business ecosystem has adapted and evolved as well. Don’t miss out on this thoughtful and illuminating conversation!   Key Takeaways: [:00] An excerpt from today’s episode. [:44] About today’s episode with Matt Zarracina and Ken Lesnik. [2:08] Matt welcomes Matt and Ken to the podcast. [2:59] How True Tickets has adapted accordingly to live events taking a massive hit due to the global pandemic. They also share about the exact moment in the spring that they realized that they needed to think quickly and adapt. [7:09] What is a ‘test’ and what is a ‘sign’ when it comes to your business? How do Matt and Ken define the difference? [9:18] Ken elaborates on the role that blockchain is playing in helping to create more equitable and fair digital mobile ticketing. [12:34] The biggest change agent for the live ticketing industry during this COVID era that allowed the ‘middlemen’ to recognize True Tickets as a business solution in a different way. [14:18] Why wasn’t there earlier incentivization for making tickets digital? [15:44] How does True Tickets walk venue owners, managers, promoters, etc. through the concept of working with data and predictive digital analytics? [18:08] Would Matt and Ken see a part of True Tickets’ responsibility as playing a key role in translating digital possibility for analog ownership, analog venue management, etc. as we move into this new digital age? [19:45] Matt highlights the differences and similarities they’ve seen in the COVID era between the different territories and markets they’re operating in. [20:45] As they’re closing deals, do they find clients care particularly about the blockchain angle as it pertains to security, trust, and transparency? Or is it just a nice addition? And how does the blockchain story come about in the story of their business solution? [22:05] Matt speaks about the nature of True Tickets’ relationship with IBM Blockchain at present and what excites him most about it looking into 2021. [24:14] Matt speaks about the significance of what happened when Hamilton premiered on Disney+ this summer and what it means for the future of live performances. [27:20] Why haven’t there been many live performances in digital form? Is it only becoming more prevalent due to the pandemic? [29:03] Ken shares his thoughts on how live performances have transformed since the pandemic. [32:00] How they’re planning for the evolution of their business, what they think the ticketing space will look like in the two years, and how they think the relationship they’ve built with IBM Blockchain will impact their business going forward. [34:34] Matt thanks Mat and Ken for joining the podcast once again! [35:32] Matt closes out the podcast.   Sources Mentioned: True Tickets IBM Blockchain Pulse Ep. 6: “How Blockchain is Shaking Up the Current Inefficient Ticketing Industry, with True Tickets Co-Founders” Matt’s Medium post on Hamilton Bruce Springsteen's Letter to You    Follow-up with Our Guests: Matt Zarracina’s LinkedIn Ken Lesnik’s LinkedIn   Looking for More Episodes? Visit ibm.com/blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

Matt & Brendan anxiously await a 4th bundle of joy. Would Matt leave a fire to attend the birth? Doc Rhubarb unintentionally insulted a Grundy County Speedway fan's intelligence when referring to a Logic video. Mad Dawg is really digging his Adidas slides Jackson wasn't a big fan of Toy Story 4, which Matt didn't find out until after they went a 2nd time. Brendan visits an 80's movie landmark. Cooper slept in his own vomit and the stink lingered on his coat until he was hosed down.

Today’s guest is Matt Mitrik, the Sr. Program Manager of the Azure DevOps Services Team.   Matt has been working with ALM and DevOps tools for roughly 13 years. He joined Microsoft in 2006 and has been there ever since. Originally, his journey started at the TFS Team in migration tools, helping people get from the previous generation of version control and work tracking tools. Now, within the Azure DevOps Services Team, he’s working on Azure Boards, and is helping to build that integration between GitHub and Azure Boards.   In this week’s episode, Jeffrey and Matt will be discussing GitHub with Azure Boards. They talk about the level of integration that’s going to be in Azure Boards (how they’re thinking about things right now and where they want to go), their efforts towards new project workflow and integration for Azure Boards, and the timeline Matt’s team is looking at for these changes. Matt also gives his pitch for GitHub as the future premiere offering and why you should consider migrating.   Topics of Discussion: [:47] About today’s show with Matt Mitrik. [1:13] Matt speaks about his background in the space and how he landed at Microsoft. [3:54] What works now with Azure Boards? And where does Matt want it to be? [8:33] What’s the process for moving something from Azure Repos to GitHub and vice versa? Would Matt recommend moving from Azure Repos to GitHub? [11:03] Where does the pull request feature fit in? With the work in Azure Boards or where the Git repository goes? [13:55] When a new feature is being implemented, is the right place for journaling within the user story or within the pull request? [18:34] Matt speaks about the level of integration that’s going to be in Azure Boards; how they’re thinking about things right now and where they want to go. [22:35] A word from The Azure DevOps Podcast’s sponsor: Clear Measure. [23:01] Matt talks about their efforts towards new project workflow and integration for Azure Boards. [24:41] The timeframe Matt’s team is looking at for these new changes. [25:05] The strides Matt’s team is taking with regards to integration between GitHub and Azure DevOps properties. [27:02] From a strategy perspective, what’s Matt’s pitch for GitHub being the future premiere offering and why you should migrate? [35:20] Matt talks about future options for customer feedback within Azure Boards. [39:04] What Matt recommends listeners follow-up on if they want to learn more. [40:34] Matt teases the next big thing on the horizon for his team.   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) Matt Mitrik (LinkedIn) The Azure DevOps Podcast episode: “Phil Haack on DevOps at GitHub” Microsoft Teams Slack The Azure DevOps Podcast episode: “Aaron Bjork on Driving Team Productivity and Promoting Culture Through Azure DevOps”   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

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Would Steve rather be sticky or itchy all the time? Would Matt rather have vagina hands or penis fingers? Would B rather watch her parents have sex for the rest of her life... or join in to stop it?Find out this episode on We Need To Talk!

Would Steve rather be sticky or itchy all the time? Would Matt rather have vagina hands or penis fingers? Would B rather watch her parents have sex for the rest of her life... or join in to stop it?Find out this episode on We Need To Talk!

Episode 04 - On this week's podcast, the guys take their best shot at reviewing John Wick: Chapter 2, discus some action films that they deem "instant classics", and complete their most recent movie homework assignments. Did White Heat steal Adam's heart? Did Roger survive his trippy adventure into the midnight madness that is El Topo? Would Matt rather run wild with Nocturnal Animals or just go to bed? All this and more on The Film Coterie. For all the latest news, check out the full website at www.filmcoterie.com. Follow us on Facebook, tweet at us @filmcoterie, and subscribe on iTunes.