When you're working with high-profile people in fields like PR, marketing and branding, things are always changing. History gets uncovered. New information comes to light that changes everything. And sometimes an opportunity comes along to learn just a little bit more about a topic of interest. So in this episode, we're revisiting three separate tales from Lead Balloon’s four-year run to dig deeper, uncovering some new "holy crap" moments that we never saw coming. From episode one, we find out how

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In this episode, Aaron and I talk about week three of the Road Show. The first stop is a jetty project right outside of Portland to see JE McAmis move some huge Rocks with a Cat 6020. Later they stop in at the Knife River Training Facility, one of the most cutting-edge construction training facilities. After that, they checked out some early morning logging operations, saw a massive data center being built near Boise, Idaho, and then swung by to see a DC excavation project in Bozeman, Montana. Next

In this special episode, I'm doing a behind-the-scenes meet & greet with a couple of the speakers who will be speaking at my first ever digital event, The Sustainable Visibility® Not-Quite-a-Summit-Thingamabob (happening over the 5th - 9th February, 2024!) In this episode I'm joined by Claire Paniccia, Chloe Nwangwu & Birte Kahrs! I'll be asking them curious questions like: - "Why did you say yes to speaking at this digital event?" - "What will you be speaking about, and how does it relate

Why am I moving to Hawaii? Because I want to. And my cat, Archer,said "It's time to fulfill our destiny. It was written in the stars."This episode is about saying YES to your dreams and allowing the universe to show up for you. All the signs and synchronicities are always there for you but will you choose to see them? Will you choose YOU and your most authentic, aligned self? It's time for thissummer-only mermaid tobecome a full-time mermaid! Animal communication readings with

In this episode, I wanted to give you a run-down of what you can expect for future episodes of the Quiet Rebels® Podcast (spoiler alert, a deeper and more personal look behind the scenes with how other online business owners are running their own Quiet Rebellions - so to speak). So to kick us off, I wanted to share my own Quiet Rebellion of 2024 - and how it's all reflected in my first digital event: The Sustainable Visibility® Not-Quite-a-Summit-Thingamabob (happening across the 5th - 9th February

Alexis and Holly are joined by Colleen Lindstrom! Colleen shares some life hacks on how to find social balance in your life, Holly wants to celebrate the marketing triumph that is the Stanley cup, Tom Cruise signs a new deal with Warner Bros. proving that people can compartmentalize sketchy behavior, Selena Gomez clears up some Golden Globe rumors and leaves social media, and Colleen and Holly are here for the latest season of "Fargo!" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Portrait Photographers building their businesses are integrating a sales system so that the byproduct of that system is the revenue and success they want for their lives. This, like any business system can create challenges and questions. Join Cat Ford-Coates as she navigates these challenges in real time with these professionals mentoring them on their specific needs.Pricing, marketing, workflow, and mindset.THESTUDIOTAKEOVER.ONLINE Are you needing perspective or insight into your business? Being

Do you ever feel like you're not marketing enough?  You know what you should be doing, but the thought of doing it sucks the life force out of you.  You'd much rather work with your clients or do almost anything else, including cleaning your cat's litter box, than market your business.   If that's you. I want you to know that you are not alone.  I am letting you in on a recent conversation I had with two Expert Up Club members, Laura Gatsos Young and Bev Feldman, about under marketing their

When someone says they run an influencer marketing agency, what comes to mind? I’ve asked a few brand-side folks I know that question in the last week or two and have received a number of different responses. Some people say they think of an ad agency only that only focuses on influencers. Others say a consultant or small shop that handles all that busy work for you. Another contact said they think of the team at the software company they use, like CIPIO.ai for instance, which does the cat herding

How outrage journalism, viral cat videos, and porn push good journalism to the “backwaters of the internet.” Editor-in-Chief Thomson Reuters Foundation, Yasir Khan, talks with Claire Atkinson and explains how the realities of the internet should force news organizations to calibrate their online strategies. Plus UAE's bid for the Telegraph via Jeff Zucker, what Khan has to say about the “strings attached” to “Gulf Money.” Then his take on TikTok journalism and the Gen Z influence on the media. To

Seussical: The Musical. Cat In The Hat visits the Students Incorporated Podcast! In this episode, we bring you fresh insights from some of the actors and and behind the scenes perspectives from our director and dance choreographer. Tune in– it’s show time!

Step into a Dimensional Slip: intermittent interludes in “MOTHER,” She Wrote’s journey - where we speak with guests from a multitude of backgrounds and delve deeper into the themes, media, and fandom that make up the tapestry of the EarthBound experience.The story of the MOTHER series in the United States is a wild one - filled with twists, turns, marketing mishaps, game cancellations, Internet movements, and at its heart: a generation of people brought together by a heartfelt work of art. These

Cat Griffin joins host Michelle Pontvert on the "Marketing Like a Mother" podcast. Cat shares her journey of accidentally entering the business world and her love for organizing events. She discusses the benefits of hosting events, such as audience growth and networking opportunities. Cat advises aspiring event organizers to participate in events first to understand the process and be prepared before applying. She also highlights the importance of making it easy for organizers and recommends