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Wine & Crime is a true crime / comedy podcast. Join three friends as they chug wine, chat true crime, and unleash their worst Minnesotan accents!
This week, the gals get intimate with a couple of cases involving feminine wiles. Topics include seduction tips for men and women (and the vast disparity between the two), an interview with a former Nazi resistor, and a deadly pizza delivery. Pop a bottle of Sakonnet Siren Vidal Blanc, drape yourself in sushi, don't forget deodorant, and tune in for Seduced to Kill.
This week, the gals get their hands on a couple of forensic professionals to give a few "tips" about their craft. Topics include whorls versus swirls, a fatal art store robbery, and a healthy dose of autocannibalism. Pour a glass of Thumbprint Cellars 2015 Gewürztraminer, grab some hand lotion, and tune in for Fingerprint Forensics (featuring Glenn and Eric from Double Loop Podcast).
I really struggled with how to title this episode. Stefan Loble is the founder of Bluffworks, a clothing company that makes travel clothes that don't look like travel clothes. So, our conversation is based on his apparel brand, and it does provide a fascinating and revealing look at how the fashion and garment industry works. But, this is a wide ranging episode that goes far beyond the apparel industry, with concepts you can apply in your own business, regardless of your industry.
Stefan's story rings so true for so many entrepreneurs. First, he found something that he really liked but wasn't readily available. Second, he became miserable in his job. Which is a great starting point for launching a company if a) you're willing to do something about it, and b) you have the courage to leave your job. How he did it provides some key lessons for any entrepreneur. And how he's grown the brand has lessons for those of us who've already made the leap and are trying to figure out the next steps.
For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast
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This week, the gals step back in time to discuss ye olde salacious improprieties at a live show in Boston. Topics include some super extra first names, a whole bunch of agitated farm animals, and a bigoted peeping-Tom snitch. Crack open a fresh can of Francis Coppola's Sauvignon Blanc, bring your neighbors some figgy pudding, and tune in for Puritan Crimes.
The Gals are going on tour!! We'll be on the road March 11th, 12th, 14th, and 22nd! Head to wineandcrimepodcast.com/live for tickets and details!
Welcome back to Gossip at the Corpse Cart! This month the gals discuss the most tweeted about headlines including, but not limited to, a meth-infused death party, a serial killer with a green thumb, the LA Museum of Death, and of course, a standout obit.
This week, the gals focus their attention on some cases involving one too many lovers. Topics include some incriminating Facebook posts, major drama in a hotel lobby, and a healthy(ish) dose of Freud. Pop open a fresh bottle of Ménage à Trois Red Blend, give your Brandy and Monica CD a break, and tune in for Love Triangles.
What happens when a seemingly-perfect marriage ends in a nasty divorce and someone ends up dead. Listen to Over My Dead Body today wherever you’re listening to this or www.wondery.fm/omdb
This week, the gals turn the tables to investigate some investigators. Topics include the challenges facing good cops, a famous case from a chicken farm, and, well, some soft-core erotica. Crack open a fresh bottle of Winc's Debts and Lessons Riesling, spit-shine that badge, and tune in for Police F*ck Ups.
This week, the gals open the casket and investigate some eerie slayings. Topics include the identity politics of real-life vampires, a French bloodsucker hiding in plain sight, and a human trafficker who was really bad at covering his tracks. Drip some Vampire Vineyards Dracula Merlot onto your lips, tuck into that rare steak, and tune in for Vampire Serial Killers.
Welcome to Gossip at the Corpse Cart where the gals gossip about some recent cases that have definitely popped up in your newsfeed. Today, they spill the tea about the infamous Doorbell Licker, abduction survivor Jayme Closs, and the legend of badass Cyntoia Brown.
This week, the gals sharpen their skates and jump into some icy incidents. Topics include a quasi-Nazi with a questionable business plan, some incredible mid-90s fashion, and a Minnesotan coach's f*cked-up fixation. Crack open a bottle of Gorgeous Pinot Noir Chardonnay, practice your death spiral (check), and tune in for Figure Skating Crimes.
This week, the gals log in and scroll through some socially motivated crimes. Topics include a paternity debacle taken too far, some fatal familial non-issues, and the legal reasons you may want to stay off the grid entirely. Pour a glass of Winc's #TBT White Blend, turn on your away message, and tune in for Social Media Crimes.
This week, the gals log in and scroll through some socially motivated crimes. Topics include a paternity debacle taken too far, some fatal familial non-issues, and the legal reasons you may want to stay off the grid entirely. Pour a glass of Winc's #TBT White Blend, turn on your away message, and tune in for Social Media Crimes.
This week, the gals log in and scroll through some socially motivated crimes. Topics include a paternity debacle taken too far, some fatal familial non-issues, and the legal reasons you may want to stay off the grid entirely. Pour a glass of Winc's #TBT White Blend, turn on your away message, and tune in for Social Media Crimes.
As an entrepeneur, the one thing I struggle with most is finding the time to do the important work that grows my business. But Belay Solutions co-founder Bryan Miles has figured it out, owning a company with 700 plus people. Notice I said "owning" a company, not "running" it. That's an important distinction, and truly "Owning" it can only happen when you learn to delegate.
Belay Solutions launched in 2010 when Bryan and his wife, Shannon, both tired of working full time for others. He had been using a virtual assistant on his own, and with the Four Hour Workweek popularizing the concept, he saw a need for a U.S.-based option that could do things an offshore firm couldn't.
In this episode we talk about how you can offload the things that bog you down -whether that's to an assistant or your employees- plus, how to find a good personal assistant, and ways you can stop "running" your company and start "owning" it. Please welcome, Bryan Miles!
For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast
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This week, the gals get schooled on some inappropriate student-teacher relations. Topics include an infamous educator with an unhealthy idea of romance, the double-edged sword of power dynamics, and an unsanctioned field trip with a health teacher. Pour yourself a big ol' glass of Winc's Summer Water Rosé, finish up your homework, and tune in for Hot for Teacher Crimes.
This week, the gals get schooled on some inappropriate student-teacher relations. Topics include an infamous educator with an unhealthy idea of romance, the double-edged sword of power dynamics, and an unsanctioned field trip with a health teacher. Pour yourself a big ol' glass of Winc's Summer Water Rosé, finish up your homework, and tune in for Hot for Teacher Crimes.
This week, the gals celebrate their 100th episode by peering into their distant, wrinkly, feeble future. Topics include a very tense roommate situation, a whole bunch of missing Japanese pensioners, and a very dangerous case of dementia. Splurge on a bottle of Winc's Dime 100 Red Blend (go on, you've earned it), call dibs on the bed by the window, and tune in for Centenarian Crimes.
How does a former pro NFL player launch one of the fastest growing meat snacks in the country? If you think it's only because he was a celebrity athlete, think again. Stryve Biltong co-founder Gabe Carimi switched gears from playing for the Atlanta Falcons to assembling a team of business all stars and working both smart and hard.
This episode is packed with advice for anyone launching a consumer packaged good, but especially one in the food or beverage space. This is an extremely wide ranging conversation - we talk about:
finding the right partners acquiring manufacturing stifling competition getting into major retail chains marketing and sampling why direct-to-consumer online sales isn't the future they're chasing. Here's another interesting thing: All three co-founders are very, very wealthy. So why did they take on outside investment capital? Also, what the heck is Biltong? If you've ever wondered what it takes to bring a food product to market, our conversation will open your eyes!
For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at https://wp.me/p8iNgs-kP and find every episode at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast.
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This week, the gals wade through some grimy waterway crimes. Topics include New York's extensive (and often biohazardous) canal system, the dangers of peeing into bodies of water, and some slime so toxic that it required a visit to the emergency room. Crack open a bottle of Oxford Landing Estates Sauvignon Blanc, secure your Playstation, hose yourself off, and tune in for Canal Crimes.
This week, the gals get out their pitch pipes and explore some crimes so intense that they sparked song and dance numbers. Cases include a couple of tabloid-hungry flappers, a conviction that fueled Southern antisemitism, and a meat pie alibi. Pop open a bottle of Winc's Wall of Sound Red Blend, put on your dancin' shoes, and tune in for Crimes that Inspired Musicals. This ep is supported by TalkSpace. Get $45 off your 1st month at www.talkspace.com/gals
This week, the gals take stock of their friendships while discussing some not-so-friendly crimes. Topics include a pair of girlfriends with a sick side gig, a jilted wife with a murderous vendetta, and yet another obstacle to breaking that glass ceiling. Pour a glass of Winc's Chommie Cabernet Sauvignon, toast to your bestie, and tune in for Gal Pal Crimes.
Everyone wants to get better at sales, but once you've had some success, could you explain why? Could you repeat that and train others to mimic that success? Cirrus Insight cofounder Brandon Bruce has grown his sales integration software company into a $12MM business by focusing on the process and creating systems that show where growth comes from and how to replicate it.
But there's a surprising benefit to this: It allows you to predict potential customers' needs, which you can use to lead them down your sales path and get them invested in your product or service before you ever make the sales pitch! We talk about that and a whole lot more of the challenges startups face early on when trying to figure out how to create a sales system for their company.
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What if I told you that some of your people are dragging you down? That they're slowing your growth and limiting your company's potential? Would you know who they are? If not, do you want to know how to find them? And get rid of them?
That's exactly what my guest today will teach us, and it's massively entertaining! Jeffrey Hayzlett recounts his time as CMO of Eastman Kodak and how he reset the culture to one of accountability and results-oriented action by weeding out the naysayers and "Negative Nancies" one by one.
Fair warning, he gets animated. And there's a bit of language. But this is one of my most fun episodes yet, and I know you're going to love it. It's also my first live recording, so be sure to stick around to the end for bonus questions from the audience.
For full show notes, links and images, check out this episode's show notes. And find every episode at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast
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This episode discusses two important things any entrepreneur should know. First, how to use sponsorships to grow your brand and sales. Second, and much more important, is how to lead.
Santini is an Italian, family run premium cycling apparel company doing north of $30 million in annual sales. Started more than 60 years ago by her father, Monica Santini now runs the company her younger sister heading the marketing department. Together, they've grown through strategic sponsorship alliances and by cultivating their retail network. In this episode we discuss how they make those deals work for them, then transition into some of the challenges and benefits of being a female leader. Here's the important part: Her advice will help any leader foster a world class work environment that attracts and retains the best employees.
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Are you stuck figuring out what kind of business to start, how to start it, or just tired of being a Wantrapreneur? Or do you just feel like you’re spinning your wheels with busy work? Or you can’t figure out out how to optimize for real growth? Yeah? Then you’re going to LOVE this episode! My guest is AppSumo founder Noah Kagan, and he’s constantly launching new companies to solve his own pain points. Today, he walks us through how to come up with a new idea, launch a company, and grow it from scratch by simply taking something you’re already doing and finding a way to charge people for it. And if you’re already established, he tells us how we can grow our business by doubling down on what works and focusing our efforts on the things that actually move the needle. Whether you’re just starting out or trying to find ways to scale things up, this episode is sure to both entertain and enlighten! Please welcome Noah Kagan!
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More and more entrepreneurs, myself included, are launching with a direct-to-consumer business model, and for good reason. It’s never been easier.
But just because you can start easily, doesn’t mean running and scaling that business will be easy. Today, I’m talking with Fezzari Bikes founder Chris Washburn about how they’re selling high ticket items, sight unseen, by building trust with customers, plus how they deal with inventory forecasting, production, and all the other things you might not be thinking about when you’re just focused on launching your company. Chris shares how they set their pricing, which is a tricky subject when you’re competing against established brands with a strong retail presence, and many more of the challenges and lessons he’s learned in 12 years of building a business. If you’re running a direct to consumer company, this episode is for you!
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Do you want to make more sales? Do you struggle to close the deal? Then you're probably doing it all wrong.
Matthew Pollard bills himself as "The Rapid Growth Guy", and that branding is just the teaser to bring you into his world of story telling as the best sales method. It's not a fairy tell. As you'll hear, using facts and figures to convince someone to buy from you is a fool's errand. Better to tell stories that exemplify your knowledge and understanding, and combine those with questions that help you present the right information in the right way so the customer convinces themselves that they need you. The best parts? You basically take your competition out of the picture, and there's no need for a hard close. The right people will want to buy from you!
Get ready for a roller coaster of information overload, and be sure to bookmark the show notes on this for a recap. Hold on tight, here we go!
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What if I told you there were simple little things you could do that would double your revenues and profits?
Sound to good to be true? At the top level, doubling your business can seem like a monumental task. Where do we start? What do we do? In his new book, Cadence, author Pete Williams breaks it down to just seven things that drive growth, then walks us through the process of finding small, consistent wins in each. Before you know it, these small improvements across your business quickly add up. If you've ever struggled to grow or just don't know where to start, this episode is for you!
Pete shares some of the mistakes he was making in his company, many of which will probably sound familiar, and what he focused on turned things around. As you're listening, I encourage you to think about where each of these Seven Levers are in your business, then use the show notes as a reference guide.
Oh, and stay tuned through the end to hear how you can win a copy of Cadence for yourself!
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Do you want to create a brand that stands out? Wondering how to create a world class brand that people actually care about and love? Then you'll love this Branding Master Class with Ponysaurus Brewing co-founder David Baldwin, who is also the founder of Baldwin&, an award winning advertising and branding agency in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Using Ponysaurus as a case study, David discusses how to create a memorable and impactful brand for your product, service or company by finding its authentic truth. This episode starts off with the story and process behind creating Ponysaurus, then we dive into more practical tips and topics on how you can create your own brand.
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This episode is a mix of “how I built this” and “how to make money making videos”, with equal parts business strategy, startup story, and best practices for monetizing your videos. The expert is Uscreen founder PJ Taei, who built a video-on-demand platform that lets you sell your own streaming video content. His story shows the value of creating the right features, proving you can find paying customers, and charging enough for your product. And for aspiring video content creators out there, I think you’ll be both inspired and motivated by some of the stories he shares about his customers. The short of it? Sounds like you can make a lot of money by selling your video content to the right audience, and we talk about how to do just that. Lights, camera, action!
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This week’s episode is very short, under 30 minutes, but it’s packed with valuable insights about how to get your product spec’d as original equipment on something larger, or just get your product, service or tech bundled in as part of a bigger finished good. Apologies in advance for the wind noise, I met the product managers from Marin Bicycles at an outdoor cafe while at a major mountain bike event in France to ask them how and why they choose the parts that go on their bikes. The lessons they shared are applicable whether you’re hoping to get your product on a bike, car, used as part of a retail or entertainment venue, or bundled in with another product to help drive sales. Or maybe you just wonder why you see the same parts and brands spec’d on so many different things? If your product can be used to add value or functionality to something else, this episode explains the product manager’s thought process and walks you through the steps you need to follow to make your product a viable option for OEM spec!
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I'll be honest. This conversation didn't exactly head in the direction I thought it would, but that's what makes it so darn fun to listen to. It might be my most entertaining episode yet, and in the end, it came out full of value, too. Dan Levine and Steven Pulver started Fireside Conference four years ago with the idea that they'd make a startup conference more like summer camp - informal, fun, and intimate. The kind of event where you make real connections and new friends, far beyond corporate networking. It caught on, and even though they lost a lot of money that first year, Dan and Steve decided to keep doing things the way they want, financial consequences be damned. And there's lessons in that. But they keep growing, and have found ways to run an insanely cool conference that attracts some incredible talent without having to pay anyone to attend, and that's led to other revenue opportunities. If you're thinking of creating a conference or any other event, this is a great episode that covers a wide range of things you'll absolutely need to consider before putting your plans in place!
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If you're looking to build a service business, especially one that utilizes an existing service infrastructure, this episode is for you. There are some industries - finance, insurance, and telecom come to mind - that are so big and so regulated, that they just seem insurmountable. Yes, they could all be better. Much better, but where do you start? This week’s guest is Bill Alcorn, founder of BikeFlights.com. He tackled another giant, complicated segment - shipping - in order to make it easier and cheaper for cyclists to ship their bikes to events, races or just ahead of them for a long weekend with friends. And when I say cheaper, I mean a LOT cheaper. So, how did he build an incredible customer service and benefits layer on top of FedEx’s existing network while talking them into offering rates as low as half of standard ground shipping? That answer and so much more in this interview!
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What if you start a non-profit out of a for-profit, then that non-profit starts its own for-profit to fund its non-profit operations? Sound confusing? It’s not, and it’s actually an incredibly smart way to help change the world without constantly relying on donations and hand outs to operate. FK Day co-founded SRAM, one of the world’s largest cycling component brands. Then, after 20 years, he stepped aside to launch World Bicycle Relief, taking all of the business lessons he learned from SRAM and applying them to grow rapidly and make a massive impact through bicycle donations. You may not be making the world a better place through cycling, but there are a ton of corollaries any entrepreneur can use to grow by empowering employees, building so you can scale, and going where your customers are. Listen in to hear how FK has built a massive global enterprise and his tips for doing the same with your own business!
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Are you ready to CRUSH kickstarter? If you’re like me, you probably think of crowdfunding as a way to launch your product, using it to raise the money needed to fund the startup. Well, we might be all wrong. Peak Design did it differently, and they are killing it on Kickstarter, having raised more than $16 million across seven projects in as many years. So, what is founder Peter Dering’s secret? Getting the product ready to ship before launching the campaign, then use the campaign to build buzz and sales. Counterintuitive? Yes, and that’s only the beginning. We discuss his crazy early bird pricing concept that drives massive sales, plus margins, shipping, logistics, customer service, how to make a great video, and so much more. If you’re considering using Kickstarter, IndieGoGo or any other crowdfunding system to launch your product, you absolutely MUST listen to this episode. Please welcome, Peter Dering!
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If you’ve ever dreamt about turning your passion into your business, this episode is for you. Jax Mariash is the founder of Stoked Roasters, a small but growing coffee company that took a different approach to their branding. See, Jax is also an insanely good athlete, so she combined her love of the outdoors, travel and being stoked on life with a passion for coffee. Boom, Stoked Roasters was born and in just a few short years she’s grown it to almost a million dollars in annual revenue, opened two stores and so much more. All while training and competing at the very highest level…seriously, just wait until you hear what’s she’s doing. This episode is full of inspiration, but also practical tips on creating a unique brand, hiring the right kinds of people, and expanding your retail presence. And we geek out a bit on coffee, too. So fill your cup, kick back, and enjoy this conversation with Jax Mariash!
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Long time fans have been wondering "Why did Jordan Harbinger leave the Art of Charm podcast?" Yes, Jordan’s departure from AoC came a surprise to its listeners, but it shouldn’t have come as a surprise to him. We discuss why he's no longer there, but that's just the starting point in this wide ranging conversation on how anyone can pick up on the signals that their business (or personal) relationships might be going the wrong way. He explains why it’s so important to be real with yourself about how you and your partners are getting along.
In this massively informative interview, we also discuss how he's rebuilding his audience through The Jordan Harbinger Show. He also shares his tips on how to create a world class podcast, attract top notch guests, and keep listeners coming back for more. It's valuable info, but throughout it all, we continue to explore what it takes to own your future by owning your decisions. If you're struggling to grow your company, keep your workers or business partners happy, or just can't seem to get a break, this episode will help open you up to a better, more growth-oriented mindset!
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What if you could leverage your work so that others pay for your passion project? That's what Col Collective founder Mike Cotty is doing, getting his sponsors to fund his YouTube channel. In this Part 2, we explore how he films, edits and produces his video, the equipment he uses, and how he's now using his brand equity to expand the business without necessarily expanding his work load.
If you've ever dreamt of being a YouTube star or creating a channel that draws millions of viewers, Mike explains how to do it right and create content that will stand the test of time.
Not interested in YouTube? There's still plenty here for you, too. Mike's approach to leveraging the brand that he's built serves as an example all of us should be thinking about. How can we take what we're doing and make it valuable to others such that they'll pay us to be associated with our brand? Listen to how he's doing it and then put on that thinking cap!
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After a long break, Danger and Russ talk about the last 2 months.
We are also on iTunes and Stitcher, just to name a couple. iTunes | link apple.co/1PFcmqm Stitcher | www.stitcher.com/podcast/snakefis…deo-game-podcast
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SFE: @sfexplosion Danger @dangerdigital Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Danger and Russ talk about youtubes adpocalypse.... and Mark Wahlberg.
We are also on iTunes and Stitcher, just to name a couple. iTunes | link apple.co/1PFcmqm Stitcher | www.stitcher.com/podcast/snakefis…deo-game-podcast
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SFE: @sfexplosion Danger @dangerdigital Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Danger, Russ and Chad talk about some games they need to play, Worlds Adrift, Farming Sim and Thailand.
We are also on iTunes and Stitcher, just to name a couple. iTunes | link apple.co/1PFcmqm Stitcher | www.stitcher.com/podcast/snakefis…deo-game-podcast
links and stuff: YT youtube.com/snakefistexplosion Twitter twitter.com/SFExplosion Facebook facebook.com/SnakeFistExplosion Patreon www.patreon.com/snakefistexplosion
SFE: @sfexplosion Danger @dangerdigital Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Julie; The One_Shot_Gurl is our special guest and we talk about youtube and stuff. Check her out at https://www.youtube.com/one_shot_gurl
We are also on iTunes and Stitcher, just to name a couple. iTunes | link apple.co/1PFcmqm Stitcher | http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/snakefistexplosion-video-game-podcast
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SFE: @sfexplosion Danger @dangerdigital Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
In this episode, Russ and Danger talk about their work and streaming on a full time schedule.
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SFE: @sfexplosion Danger @dangerdigital Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
In this episode, Russ and Danger talk about the attitude some youtubers have towards other creators, and the effect it has on the community.
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SFE: @sfexplosion Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
In this episode, Danger and Russ rise among the ranks; stepping on the burning skulls of youtubers with integrity and join the ranks of clickbaiting geniuses like LispyJimmy
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SFE: @sfexplosion Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
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SFE: @sfexplosion Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Danger and Russ talk about their decision of whether or not to go full time with their youtube channel, and how they can make it happen.
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SFE: @sfexplosion Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Danger and Russ answer some questions and talking about the current state of youtube... which isn't great... lets be honest here.
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SFE: @sfexplosion Chad: @thechadrocks Christine: @buffygirl43 Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Danger, Russ, Chad and Christine are back again taking suggestions from the audience.
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SFE: @sfexplosion Chad: @thechadrocks Christine: @buffygirl43 Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
After far too long of a break, the SnakeFistExplosion gang comes back for episode 10 of the podcast (hopefully with new episodes every week) with stories about what happened over the last 10 months.
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SFE: @sfexplosion Chad: @thechadrocks Christine: @buffygirl43 Russ: @russellrules
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
HiketheGamer joins us today, as well as Brendan from TeamGe0 for a post heist podcast. We talk about Minecraft, Heists, and youtube and its a lot of fun.
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Hike: @hikethegamer Brendan: @teamge0
Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
We set out on a mission to put out a podcast in a timely manner... we failed. Our only option was to go back in time and fix the past... we did that, but instead of getting shit done, we ate cheetos and watched netflix. What a exorbitant waste of technology and resources...
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We're back from the great beyond, and this time we asked you dudes and non dudes for some questions on twitter literally 5 minutes before we started. Then we gave answers that are almost satisfactory. You're welcome.
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Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Today Brendan from TeamGE0 eats chinese food while we talking about PAX and some other stuff. Christines childhood is ruined when we reveal that Danny Larusso from karate Kid is actually a violent sociopath taking out his anger on everyone around him with the help of his adult child beater friend, Mr. Miyagi
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Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Virtual reality is our escape from the dystopian landscape of the future, and Gary Oldmans oppression, that is until Busty Flapdoodle comes to fight justice with her big fuckin' stick and talking car G.A.R.Y.
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Danger has an existential crisis, Brista stops by and talks about cool stuff like writing a book and things she wants to do in life. Russ is also there. ITS THE SFE PODCAST!!!
Brista can be found at: http://www.youtube.com/writingmime @writingmime on twitter and in a book store
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Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels https://soundcloud.com/8-bitchintendo/colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0
Danger, Russ and Christine talk about old games they loved, Kabuki, and what Russ would do with $100k
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Today Brendan and Dean from TeamGE0 joins us and talks about streaming on twitch, making youtube videos, and DayZ. They're canadian, also you can find them on twitter @teamge0 and on youtube and twich.
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Music: 8-bitchintendo – Colored-pixels Creative Commons 3.0